Death Notice
Thomas Beatty
Published on 10/10/2024
BEATTY Thomas John (Tom) Called home 26th September, 2024 Lovingly remembered by your late wife Ruth, Deborah (Martin), Sharon (Mark) and Thomas and your five wonderful grandchildren Melissa, Nathan, Demi, Laura and the late Rhianna. "Your golden heart stopped beating, Two weeks ago today, God came down and took your hand, Although we wanted you to stay. Dad you were one in a million, So loving kind and true, You thought so much of all of us, And we thought the world of you. You were such a blessing, So loving and so true, We feel eternally grateful, To have had a Dad like you." xxx GRANDAD "Grandad we're leaving this little card, And these heartfelt words to show, How much we love and miss you, More than you could know. You were so kind and caring, And a truly loyal friend, Our hearts are full of memories, Right until the very end." xxxxx BEATTY - Thomas John (Tom), passed away peacefully on 26th September, 2024. Devoted husband to the late Ruth and father to Deborah, Sharon and Thomas (Jnr.). Will always be remembered with love and in the thoughts of his sister Lily and brothers Billy, Ernie and Jim. 4 Edenmore Crescent, Tempo and Manchester. "We speak your name with love and pride, We smile through tears we try to hide, You left a place no one can fill, We love and miss our dear brother Tom and always will." 'Till we meet again.' BEATTY - Thomas John (Tom), passed away peacefully on 26th September, 2024. Devoted husband to the late Ruth and father to Deborah, Sharon and Thomas (Jnr.). Will always be remembered with love and in the thoughts of Gladys, Albert, Helen, Robert, Reece and Leah. Fivemiletown. "Your smile has gone forever, Your hand I cannot touch, But I will never lose the memories, Of my dear brother Tom." BEATTY - Thomas John (Tom), passed away peacefully on 26th September, 2024. Devoted husband to the late Ruth and father to Deborah, Sharon and Thomas (Jnr.). Will always be remembered with love and in the thoughts of Julie, Billy, Barbara and Kevin. Leicester. "By the old Rugged Cross, You sit with a smile, Waiting for those you left for a while, And those that you left, With their grief and loss, Will meet you one day, By the Old Rugged Cross."
