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Bill McCormack
A popular Naas publican is being laid to rest on Saturday.
Bill McCormack, of 37 South Main Street and Craddockstown, Naas, following a long illness, that was bravely borne, passed away on May 15, at Tallaght Hospital.
The devoted husband of Carole, loving father of Emma, Jenny, Conor, Hazel and the late Barry and dear brother of Ann and Mary; will be sadly missed by his loving wife, son, daughters, sisters, daughter-in-law Mary, sons-in-law David and Trevor, grandchildren Mark, Nathan, Iseult and Thomas, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, relatives, neighbours and many friends.
He is reposing tomorrow from 4pm to 8pm with prayers at 7pm at Murphy Brothers Funeral Home, Church Lane, Naas. A removal will be from his family home on Saturday to the Church of Our Lady and St. David, Naas arriving for 10am Mass. The funeral will be immediately afterwards to St. Corban’s Cemetery. Family flowers only please. Donations, if desired, to Tallaght Hospital ( House Private Please).
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