Remembering Uncle D today ❤️

We are all remembering Dan, today, four years since he passed away. Still very much in our hearts. We have lovely memories and we are so fortunate to have had Dan in our lives. xxx

Always remember the the fun, laughter and care xxx

Happy Birthday Danny. We all love and miss you so such.
xx

Always in our thoughts Uncle D

Thinking of Danny on his 3rd anniversary and remembering the fun, laughter and memories he gave us all xxx

Remembering Danny today - 3rd anniversary.
With all our love
Mary, Frank & family xx

Thinking of you today Uncle D and smiling at the photos on here ❤️

Thinking of you today uncle D, happy heavenly birthday ❤️xxx

Remembering the fun and laughter and thinking of you on your Birthday. Love always. Bernie xxx

We miss Dan every day and remember him
especially on his birthday.xx

Happy Birthday Uncle D! We all miss you everyday, but especially today. Love always, Kate xx

Thinking of you today and always Dan

My lovely brother - miss your smiling face, your songs and witty sayings. Always remembered. 

Remembering you today Uncle D ❤️

Danny was a gentleman and a scholar, and the best company. We are better for knowing him.

So sorry for your loss to Sally and all the Bergins.

A loving caring man who was taken too soon.Always had a big smile for all he met.
In our hearts always
The Reilly family xx

Lovely memories of Danny over the years. Always helping, singing, sharing interesting facts and stories, and always smiling.
Such a warm, kind hearted man who always had time for everyone.
He is so missed by so many.
Rest easy Danny.
Catherine, Natalie Fahey and all the family x

From Ann Fahey

A beautiful memorial mass yesterday for Danny who had a heart of gold. Some of my fondest memories of Danny from CD in Hanwell was when he would pop in on his way back from the fish shop or Lidl, his backpack full. He’d want to make us a cup of tea or coffee and a sandwich; always wanting to help us in some way. He’d take all the cardboard back to his allotment for his vegetable plot. So many stories from Danny. And then he’d get his roll up ready to set off, he’d wave and nod to us goodbye with his big smile.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Danny and all the family. Gone but never forgotten. Rest in peace Danny.
Ann x

Always on my mind. A story, an expression, a knowing smile or an obscure piece of trivia.
You are sorely missed Uncle D

Remembering your Birthday Dan and missing the chats and laughter more than ever. Love always

Uncle D, I don’t know what else to say except thank you. Thank you for all the memories. Days spent at 367, trips up to London, your brilliant stories, the list is endless. You were such a big part of all our lives and it shows in how much we all think of you.
You were a fantastic uncle and godfather and though we can’t erase the hole you have left we will fill it with all those memories.
Until we meet again Uncle D xx

Uncle D,

Always so kind and generous with his time. I remember when he brought me into West Ealing on the bus to buy my first album (a cassette!) - one of so many treasured memories of such a special man.

Will be so very much missed by us all. Always at the centre of family social gatherings and a key participant in any sing song!

Love always, Brenda, Kevin & kids xx

Miss you uncle D- you were one of the warmest and kindest people I ever met, except when it came to monopoly and you took on a more ruthless persona! The world is not the same without you in it.

Uncle D

There are no words to explain the hole left behind in the lives of everyone who knew you. Your infectious sense of humour and playful banter rubbed off on anyone you met.

I loved our catch ups at 367 on Saturday mornings shared over giant cups of teas where you would be excited to tell me about the latest health kick you were on usually involving strange foods or the vegetables you were growing at the allotment (still the best potatoes ever) or the great deals you were getting at Lidl where you would fill your backpack until it could hold no more.

At family parties you were the life and soul and loved a good sing song, Fiddlers Green always being my firm favourite party piece of yours (Patrick has now learnt it in honour of his Great Uncle Danny aka GUD- a nickname you proudly gave yourself when Dylan was born)

You cared for Nanny and Grandad with pride and kindness for so long and I still recall the jokes and wind ups back and forth between you and them. I know you are up there joking with them again, along with our lovely Auntie Mags. You are all missed everyday but the great memories live on forever. ❤️

PS: F the begrudgers

My wonderful brother, Dan

I still cannot believe that Dan is not with us!
Such a life force and special human being.
Always a great brother and brilliant uncle and great uncle.
We all miss the humour, intelligence, songs, stories and massive heart that made him so unique.
We have many, many good memories throughout the years and more recently of his wedding and party last year. Even though he was very ill, it was wonderful to see him so happy. We just did not know how little time he had.
I will always be grateful for the support he gave me during difficult times. All my children loved him to bits, as so many others did.
Quiz, expert and games connoisseur, he gave his time freely, a gentleman and a scholar.
We all miss our lovely mum, dad and wonderful sister Margaret and losing Danny has been just so very hard for the whole family and everyone whose lives he touched. I am so grateful for having shared the laughter and love that he brought to us all.
Love always
Bridget

I cannot believe a year has passed since we lost our lovely brother Danny. I still find it hard to believe that he is gone especially as we never got to say a proper goodbye. I miss him every day and think of him often. His generous, kind hearted nature, his quick wit, his enthusiasm for all he did, his interesting facts and stories and most most of all his love for his family and friends.

Our loss was Mum, Dad and Mags’ gain and this is the one comfort we take from it. I trust they are all together up there and watching over us all.

Love you always Dan xxxx

I cannot think of my lovely brother Danny without seeing his mischievous grin in my minds eye.

I miss the fun, the laughter, the long long chats and the reminisces we shared often over the years. I miss his kindness, his sincerity and the thousands of ‘one liners’ he could pull from his amazing memory at the drop of a hat..... I miss so much more.

I am grateful for having been blessed to have had Danny in my life and think of him as well as my gorgeous sister Mags, our Mum and Dad every single day.

They will all be with me for as long as I live.

Summing up Danny Bergin is no easy feat
The kindest and funniest man you could ever meet

As an Uncle and great uncle he always brought fun
And he leaves such great memories for each and every one
The history museum days out were the best
With an army of kids he was put to the test
A constant supply of goodies and snacks
Pulled from the famous camping backpack

His trips to Cambridge festival were the highlight of his year
Meeting faithful friends who would come from far and near
In times of need and hardship, on them he could depend
Their friendship and loyalty shone through to the end

A Bucket cup of tea and a good old book
In quiz shows and games night no one else got a look
Monopoly, linkee, cards or scrabble
He was always too good for the rest of us rabble

He cared for our Nanny and Grandad so well
Though hard at times, you never would tell
Always a smile and an interesting fact
Or a riddle or joke (mostly with tact)

He loved a good session , the craic and sing song
Fiddlers green, jonny jump up... he could go all night long

In Sally he found true happiness and love
And he will be smiling down on her from up above.
They did not get the time they deserved
But a place by his side he has surely reserved

He loved his family dearly, and was proud of the Bergin name
The fabulous seven siblings, of 367 Hanwell fame
Their special bond was clear to see, but this will not be broken
He will forever be remembered and fond memories often spoken 

But for now uncle D this is goodbye and god speed
Nanny is waiting and has a garden to weed
Grandad is waiting for a drink and a card game 
While Auntie Mags plans a party all in your name

He was a true gentleman in a world where’s there few
And anyone that met him knew this to be true
He was taken too soon, but it was his time to rest
He was one of a kind, simply the best