Saturday, July 15, 2023
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I wish to send my condolences to the O'Shea family on the loss of their loving Dad Earl. Uncle Earl was a brilliant electrician and repairman, so funny, dependable, easy going, always "on the go" type of person and he liked to keep busy. I remember as a child going to the O'Shea Confectionary on Seventh Avenue (I think,) to buy 25 cents worth bag of mixed candy. Uncle Earl's dad always gave me extra candy. I loved to visit Uncle Earl and Aunt Shirley to talk and have a good time and have some sweets. Uncle Earl was there to drive my family anywhere we needed to go Neither my Mom or Dad had a car or drove. . My Mom and Dad would take us to the O'Shea house to visit with them and our cousins on Christmas Eve when we lived close by. I have very fond and loving memories of Uncle Earl and always will.
As the oldest Lynch cousin of the O'Shea family I am so happy to share memories of the early years with my cousins and convey my sympathy on behalf of the Lynch family and myself to them in this time of great loss. Just remember your Dad is now with your Mom in heaven and they are united once again - sweethearts once again!
Love and condolences
Gail Purdon
