Tributes have poured in following the sad passing of Kilkenny man Adrian Martin Fitzpatrick.
Adrian Martin Fitzpatrick was from Old Road, Moneenroe, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny and passed away at his home.
He will be sadly missed by his loving mother Elizabeth, brothers Robert, Patrick, Jason, Shay, and Oisín, his aunt Margaret and family, his Uncle Lawrence and family, Elizabeth's partner Carlos, relatives and friends.
"You were always the kindest soul. Always putting others first, bringing laughter and light wherever you went. Your kindness, and humor was such a gift to us all, and I feel so lucky to have called you my friend. I’ll cherish every memory, every laugh, and every moment we ever shared. You’ll always be in my heart. Love ya Eddie. Rest Peacefully," a tribute said.
"I don’t think anyone was ready to say goodbye to you buddy. You were the secret ingredient that brought so many people together, the brightest light in the darkest rooms and the perfect person to be around when you just needed a good laugh. I refuse to say goodbye but rather see you later. The craic will be mighty in heaven now that you’ve arrived. Love you Eddie," another said.
"Sorry to hear of the sad loss of Adrian. Our sincere condolences to Beth, Adrian's brothers and the extended families. A young man gone far too soon. Thinking of you all at this very sad time. Rest in heavenly peace with the angels young man," a tribute said.
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"Nobody was ready for the loss of you. You were the brightest of lights in many peoples dark times. You always managed to bring people happiness. All of the memories we have will stay with me forever. Rest well my brother," another said.
Funeral Arrangements:
Reposing at Coady's Funeral Home, Castlecomer on Monday 17th February from 4pm concluding with Vigil Prayers and Rosary at 6.30pm.
Funeral cortege arriving at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Moneenroe on Tuesday morning for Requiem Mass at 11am.
Adrian will be laid to rest thereafter in the adjoining cemetery.
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