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Tony Weldon (Castleknock) December 28th. 2021, (suddenly and tragically).
To the inexpressible grief of his heartbroken wife Mary and his sons Andy, Rick and Pete, along with sisters Rose and her husband Shea, Lillie and her partner Noel, brother-in-law Mark, sister-in-law Susan, his fabulous extended family and much loved work colleagues (formerly PwC) and a huge circle of friends. R.I.P.
Reposing at Cunningham’s Funeral Home, Church Avenue, Blanchardstown on Monday evening (3rd January 2022) from 5pm until 7pm.
Removal on Tuesday morning (4th. January 2022) to The Church of Our Lady Mother of the Church, Castleknock arriving for Requiem Mass at 11.00am followed by private burial in Glasnevin cemetery.
Tony’s Funeral Mass may be viewed online by following the link below;
https://www.castleknockparish....
Please continue to wear face masks, use hand sanitizer and adhere to social distancing guidelines at all times.
Those who would have liked to attend the funeral; but due to current restrictions cannot, please leave your personal message by selecting “Book of Condolences” here.
No flowers please. Donations, if desired, in Tony’s memory, to Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association, a cause close to his heart. https://imnda.ie/donate/
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I’m very sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. I worked with him in PwC and he was such a lovely man, forever pleasant and helpful. A rascal and a rogue with a great sense of fun at the same time too.
My thoughts with all of you at this time. RIP.
Mary, Andy , Rick and Pete , I’m devastated at the passing of Tony RIP . He was a gentleman, full of fun. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
Dear Mary, my deepest sympathy on the tragic loss of your beautiful husband.
I am praying that you and the boys will give each other the comfort and strength to cope with this terrible grief.
Tony and I joined PwC together in 1974 and for over 40 years he was a brilliant and most helpful friend and colleague.
May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Terry
I’m very sorry to hear of Tony’s passing. I worked with him in PwC and he was such a lovely man. Thinking of you all at this very difficult time.
Mary, the news of Tony’s death is truly heartbreaking. Although our lives had largely drifted apart in recent years I have wonderful memories of shared experiences during my time in PWC , especially the holidays we enjoyed together. He was a wonderful travel companion, with his guitar playing ability, his immense knowledge of history and his easy personality. I treasure the memories. I hope that you will be sustained by your memories.
Conor
To Mary, Andy, Rick and Pete my deepest sympathies on Tony’s passing. I had the great pleasure of working with Tony at PwC, I was lucky enough that our offices were beside each other’s for many years and had the pleasure of speaking with him every morning. He was an outstanding man, highly intelligent, kind with his time, generous and full of humour. He was the person you went to if you had a problem, he solved it and usually added a good story and a joke as well. He was a great mentor and friend and will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies.
Johnny O’Connell
To Mary and family, I was heartbroken to hear about Tony’s passing. We were colleagues for over 30 years in PwC but first and foremost, Tony was always a friend. He always had an impish grin, even in the most difficult time. He was always encouraging and supportive, always respectful of others and of differing opinions but he was also incisive in his thinking. He was a great colleague to have beside you and more than anything, he was a genuine and lovely man. My thoughts are with you all at this unbelievably sad time.
Mary there’s nothing I can say that hasn’t already been said. Words fail me but I wish you and the boys the strength to stay strong at this shockingly sad time.