Also known as: Paddy.
I would like to dedicate this to my Dad Paddy Walsh who was a retained firefighter at cirencester fire station for many years, he was a very special man who was loved by all his family friends and colleagues aloike. He was taken from us 9 years ago and missed every day. I am proud to call him my dad as he was a very brave man and a very proud fire fighter. love you and miss you da xx Your loving son Darren xx
Added by: darren walsh on 2 April 2010.
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In memory of my dear husband, fondly remembered as Paddy to his friends. He was a very proud and dignified man and loved his family unconditionally. He had 3 sons he loved so strong and without preference.He would and did sacrifice much for them all at different times. He served proudly as a firefighter in Cirencester for many years and was proudly honoured by his collegues when he died.When I came out of the church my spirit was lifted with pride to see so many of the Cirencester firefighters standing proudly as a guard of honour to his memory alongside the gleaming fire tender. Thank you all for that special moment I will treasure for ever.He loved and respected you all and valued his time as part of a special team of elite men who saved many.He wastaken from us all too soon and will be sadly missed my so many and loved for ever. Gail Walsh writes [3 April 2010]:
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