Brendan Hagarty Obituary

Almost a year later and St. Patty's day came and went and I still remembered. So sad that I couldn't send that card to him on his special day...Murph

To Marie and family

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. With deepest sympathy from Cousins in the U.K and Ireland. From
Ann Ginty, Cathy Brogan, Sheila Brogan & Mary Brogan

Our sincere sympathy to marie and family
on the death of Brendan , Sorry we were
not at his MASS. We were very fond of him. From Margaret & Joe McPartlin

Our sincerest condolences and heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your father and husband. He was an outstanding example of a true American and FAMILY man.

May God bless him and all of you during this difficult time.

With Love,

John and Catherine Cleary and Family

Dear Aunt Marie and Hagarty cousins, Mark and I will miss your dad sorely. St. Patrick's Day,otherwise known as HIS birthday, will never be the same again. Is St. Peter laughing at his stories yet? I know that we laugh at them and will enjoy the memories of Brendan forever. We love you. Mary and Mary Ellen Wauck, Park Ridge, IL.

Our prayers for Mary and the Hagarty family and so sorry for your loss. Bob Marilyn Griffin

To all my dear friends...the Hagarty's...wish I could be there with you. I will miss him...though I hadn't seen him in a while, I hold very fond memories of him. He was always so much fun to be around...always had a joke or funny story to tell. I will always remember his wonderful bread and those trips he made up to Winona to visit Fran at college and how he and Mrs. H. included us in their visits. He was a true treasure and I was hoping to see him again sometime...time just seems to slip away. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you who feel his loss the most. Love, Murph

We sure missed you & Marie and the family at the reunion in Green Lake this weekend.We know you were looking forward to being there. We'll always remember you fondly, (and we'll miss your wonderful homemade bread.) Love, Bill & Beth Webb and family

On behalf of the Legionnaires of The Robert E. Coulter,Jr. Post 1941 The American Legion, 5th District, 1rst Division, I offer me deepest sympathy in the passing of Legionnaire BRENDAN J. HAGARTY.
Almighty God, our heavenly father, who hast dominion over life and death, grant to us the grace to remember with love and reverance our valiant and honored departed comrade. AMEN.
Sincerely
Jerome S. Matuch
Service Officer/ Chaplain of Post 1941
and the 5th District.

Brence always had a good story to keep conversation going!

Our prayers and thoughts are with you---Mrs, Hagarty and the wonderful Hagarty family today and in the coming months.

Your dad had a gift to add a bit of humor to any situation which always garnered a laugh or lightened a tricky situation.

He had an interesting and engaging story to insert into just about any topic of conversation.

Your terrible loss is Heaven's gain.

The children of heaven have a new master storyteller and kitchens in heaven have a new baker.

His simple and deep faith was a guiding light to all throughout his whole life. If anyone is on a high speed train to Heaven, Surely it is Brendan.

God Bless,