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22 May 06 - 07:47 AM (#1745306) Subject: Obit. Tommy Boyle From: GUEST,Andy It was with great sadness that I heard yesterday of the death of that lovely man, Tommy Boyle of Rotherham, South Yorkshire. A a great Irish traditional singer and flute player, as well as one of the nicest people one could hope to meet. Tommy will be sadly missed by all who knew him and the folk world will be a lesser place without him. He was one of the finest people to walk the face of this earth. Condolences to Kath and family. Andy |
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22 May 06 - 08:47 AM (#1745331) Subject: RE: Obit. Tommy Boyle From: GUEST,padgett Sad news Andy ~ I will tell John Booker and all at Barnsley folk club tonight Ray |
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24 May 06 - 03:19 AM (#1746418) Subject: RE: Obit. Tommy Boyle From: GUEST,Dave I picked up this thread only today and am saddened at the news. Tommy was a real gentleman who reached into the heart of everyone who knew him, as well as being a fine singer and musician. A great loss indeed. Farewell to a woderful man. Dave |
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24 May 06 - 12:35 PM (#1746605) Subject: RE: Obit: Tommy Boyle (May, 2006) From: Zany Mouse I knew Tommy years ago and feel great sadness that this fine gentle man has left us. Good news for Heaven Folk Club I suppose. Rhiannon |
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25 May 06 - 03:54 AM (#1747102) Subject: RE: Obit: Tommy Boyle (May, 2006) From: pukkaeric A message on behalf of the Boyle family from Caroline ( Tommy's daughter ): Thankyou for your very kind messages ... my family would like to invite all Dad's friends to the funeral which will take place on Tuesday 30th May,10am at St Mary's RC Church on Herringthorpe Valley Road, Herringthorpe, Rotherham & afterwards at the Manorial Barn, behind the Chequers Arms, Pleasley Road, Whiston, Rotherham Bring your instruments & fine voices .. it would be a great & very fitting way to celebrate the life of a man who loved his music Contact telephone number .. 01709 361388 |
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25 May 06 - 04:42 AM (#1747130) Subject: RE: Obit: Tommy Boyle (May, 2006) From: GUEST,MC Fat Sorry to hear this sad news Tommy was indeed a fine gentleman in the truest sense a lovely chap and he will be sadly missed. Jim |