Eddie Matthews Obituary, Death – Eddie Matthews, who had lived on Main Street in Cavan County, Virginia, passed away not too long ago. Eddie had been a resident there.
Before he passed away, his father, Eamonn, had already been reborn to the afterlife. His devoted partner Siobhan and his cherished daughter Aria, in addition to his devoted mother Mary, his brother and sisters Anne, Concepta, James, Edel, Joan, and Rosie, his brothers-in-law, his sister-in-law, his nieces, nephews, relatives, and a large number of friends will miss him terribly.
His mother will also miss him terribly. His death will also be keenly felt by his sister-in-law, his brothers-in-law, his nieces, and nephews, as well as other relatives and a large number of his friends. In addition, he will be much missed by his sister-in-law, his brother-in-law, his nieces, and nephews, as well as other members of his family and a significant number of his friends. Always keep in mind that you are visiting a private property when you are here. At four o’clock in the afternoon on Tuesday, the lifeless remains of Eddie will be laid to rest at the family Funeral Home, which can be found on Bailieborough Road in Virginia (A82YV58).
The funeral home is located in the state of Virginia. This will go on until eight o’clock in the evening, at which point we will stop and say some prayers for Eddie. The family respectfully asks that you kindly construct a security system that includes a walk-through so that they can feel safe in their home. The funeral liturgy will begin at three o’clock on Wednesday and may be reached via Main Street. The transfer will take place on Wednesday afternoon at the Mary Immaculate Church location in Virginia. After the conclusion of the service, the burial will take place in the cemetery that is located in close proximity to the church.
At this time, flowers should only be sent to the immediate family. You are invited to give a donation to the SOSAD Cavan donation envelope or, if you so want, to the funeral director personally in the event that you would rather not send flowers.