Anthony McGwynne, Calry, Sligo — The community is mourning the loss of Anthony McGwynne, who passed away on July 4th in a tragic motorbike accident in Vancouver, Canada. Anthony was known for his endless generosity, infectious humor, and genuine kindness. He was not only a loving partner but also a guiding light to many.
Anthony’s family, including his parents Tony and Bernadette, his siblings James, Maeve, and Matthew, and his grandmother, are deeply affected by his sudden passing. His presence brought joy and warmth to those around him, making his absence profoundly felt. The Vancouver family and friends who shared unforgettable adventures with him are also grieving this significant loss.
A fundraiser organized by Antonella Lagana has been launched to help cover the costs of repatriating Anthony’s body to Sligo and to support future repatriations for Irish citizens through The Kevin Bell Repatriation Trust. So far, $1,714 has been raised out of the $30,000 goal, with 26 donations made. Significant contributions have come from Phil, Jenny, Sorcha, Ashling, and Aine McGwynne, who donated $500.
Alex Cummins, a close friend of Anthony, shared a heartfelt message on Facebook, expressing the profound impact Anthony had on his life and the lives of others. "On July 4th we lost an amazing person in Anthony, someone I was lucky enough to call a best friend. He had such a positive impact on everyone around him with his endless generosity and an ability to leave you crying laughing at every opportunity. You’ll be forever missed but always remembered, bud!"
Anthony’s memory will live on through the love and laughter he shared, and the community’s support during this difficult time is a testament to the indelible mark he left on everyone he met.
Short Summary of Anthony McGwynne
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Anthony McGwynne |
| Date of Passing | July 4th |
| Fundraiser Created By | Antonella Lagana |
| Goal Amount | $30,000 |
| Amount Raised | $1,714 |
| Location | Calry, Sligo |
| Purpose | Repatriation expenses and support for future repatriations for Irish citizens |
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