Denis O'HARE

Conferencia en Cannes, Francia. 29 Noviembre 2025 2:17 pm.

Hearing the news of the home call of brother Denis brought back so many memories. Meetings at Vitrolles and then weekends at Cannes, happy singing in our home with Jean at the piano. We honour the memory of a life lived in service for the Lord which touched many others in France and of course beyond in less than easy circumstances. A great loss for the family and Perpignan, but a great gain for Denis.

Sincères condoléances

Our sincere sympathies to you all on the home call of our esteemed brother. We are remembering you all in prayer and thanking God for the example of a life faithfully devoted to His service and glory. May you know much of our Father's kindness in the days that lie ahead in His will.

2 Timothy 4:7–8

'So he passed over, and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other side.'

Dear Aunty Jean, Tommy, David, Rachel, Matthew, Jonathan and Armelle

I was so very sad to hear of Uncle Dennis’s passing and I will be thinking of you all in the days and weeks ahead.

Mum, my sisters and I have talked a lot in recent days about how Uncle Dennis lived a fulfilling life; he lived his life as he wanted to live it. His kindness and his goodness will have touched many–as it did me.

I think of my Uncle Dennis with a twinkle in his eye: how he loved to laugh and make others laugh. I have such happy memories of the week I spent with you all in Perpignan and found to my delight that you all share his open-heartedness, his generosity and his kindness. I saw too how deeply loved he was.

I hope you can each draw comfort in your own way from his life well lived and from the love he shared and that you all, in turn, gave him.

With much love
Susan

Fondest memories of a dearly loved brother who was kind and gentle and had a great sense of humour. With a loving family he led the life he desired.
Rest peacefully,
Sheila

De tout cœur avec vous en ce moment de tristesse.
Je ne connaissais pas bien Denis mais je tiens à vous dire combien je partage votre chagrin.
Mes pensées vous accompagnent.
Bien sincèrement.
Carole

Denis was promoted from a sailor in Her Majesty’s Navy to be a soldier, a mighty man in the Lord’s Service. The Lord allocating the most arduous service to the best able and courageous.

We salute his memory, “he finished his course and kept the faith”. (2Timothy 4:7)
Better though the honours of heaven, “well done thou good and faithful servant .. enter thou into the joy of the Lord” (Matthew 25:23)

It was a privilege to know him and to post a treasured memory made during the visit of brother Jim Smith in 2009.