Guest Book for Graham "Gilly" Gilbert

Provided by SALVATORE Rocco & Sons Funeral Homes Inc.

Posted by: Frank Igoe
Sat May 20, 2017 Dear Shelia and Sophia,

Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Graham was such a great person, I loved my conversations with him, we shared a lot of laughs and I only wish that I could have had more time with him. I met him through piping, he played with our band, the Sutherland Pipe Band, where he was a great source of inspiration. He was an incredibly gifted piper and I learned a lot from him. He was kind and generous and enjoyed a good laugh. We stayed in touch through Facebook, we shared some of the same sense of humor. We have all lost a great friend and I will miss him greatly.

Posted by: Donal Behan
Sat May 20, 2017 It was with great shock and sadness that I learned of Gilly's passing. It was my honour to have served with Graham in No3 Operations Wing of the Irish Air Corps. He was always up for the 'craic' in work and would never shy away from going the extra mile when an aircraft was required on short notice.
The great thing about No3 was, that there was never really subordinates or superiors; just friends and colleagues and it was my great pleasure to count Gilly as both. Rest assured that many a glass will be raised and many a smile will beam when those of us who served with Gilly next meet up. We will mourn his passing but mainly we will remember his humour, the slagging and the 'tubbings'.
Ar dheis de go raith a anam

Posted by: Jill Queenan- Gaudreau
Wed May 24, 2017 Sheila:
I am so shocked and saddened by the loss of Graham. My son Max and I lived next door to you both for many years (31 Myrtle). Graham always had a kind word to say and a smile on his face. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Posted by: Frank Igoe Sat May 20, 2017	Dear Shelia and Sophia, Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Graham was such a great person, I loved my conversations with him, we shared a lot of laughs and I only wish that I could have had more time with him. I met him through piping, he played with our band, the Sutherland Pipe Band, where he was a great source of inspiration. He was an incredibly gifted piper and I learned a lot from him. He was kind and generous and enjoyed a good laugh. We stayed in touch through Facebook, we shared some of the same sense of humor. We have all lost a great friend and I will miss him greatly.



Posted by: Donal Behan Sat May 20, 2017	It was with great shock and sadness that I learned of Gilly's passing. It was my honour to have served with Graham in No3 Operations Wing of the Irish Air Corps. He was always up for the 'craic' in work and would never shy away from going the extra mile when an aircraft was required on short notice. The great thing about No3 was, that there was never really subordinates or superiors; just friends and colleagues and it was my great pleasure to count Gilly as both. Rest assured that many a glass will be raised and many a smile will beam when those of us who served with Gilly next meet up. We will mourn his passing but mainly we will remember his humour, the slagging and the 'tubbings'. Ar dheis de go raith a anam



Posted by: Jill Queenan- Gaudreau Wed May 24, 2017	Sheila: I am so shocked and saddened by the loss of Graham. My son Max and I lived next door to you both for many years (31 Myrtle). Graham always had a kind word to say and a smile on his face. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.