Honoring a Life of Family and Community
David Wesley Griffiths, cherished husband, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully on 14 December 2025. He died in the loving care of his family at Sugarloaf Nursing Home, surrounded by those who loved him most. The years he spent between Monaghan Town, Churchtown in Dublin, Gorey, and the Middletown Retirement Village in Courtown carried a thread of devotion to family, community, and everyday acts of kindness.
Early Life and Communities of Resume
Though the record of his early days is less public, those who knew him recall a man who found belonging in the towns that shaped his life. From Monaghan Town to the bustling streets of Co. Dublin, and later the seaside charms of Courtown and Gorey, David built a life that reflected his values: hard work, generosity, and a quiet resolve to support the people around him. His ties to Monaghan Town, Churchtown, Gorey, and the Middletown Retirement Village speak to a man who valued steady roots and trusted friendships.
A Family-Centered Legacy
David’s greatest source of pride and purpose was his family. He stood as a devoted partner and a steadfast pillar for his relatives, offering gentle guidance, practical help, and a steady sense of humor when life needed light relief. Friends describe him as patient, thoughtful, and reliable—someone who listened first and acted with integrity. In every family milestone, large or small, David showed up with kindness and a willingness to lend a hand, making ordinary moments memorable and meaningful.
Service, Support, and Shared Moments
Throughout his life, David demonstrated a commitment to service—whether within the circle of his family or the wider communities he touched. He believed in the importance of showing up for others, whether that meant providing a comforting presence during tough times, sharing practical help, or offering encouragement to pursue dreams and passions. It is these moments of quiet generosity that many who knew him will remember most fondly.
Enduring Qualities and Hopes
In reflecting on David’s life, common threads emerge: resilience, devotion, and a belief in the value of everyday acts that build strong, loving families. His approach to life—steady, warm, and inclusive—left a lasting impression on colleagues, neighbors, and friends in Co. Monaghan, Dublin, and Wexford alike. Those who gathered during his final days or recalled stories of him emphasize a sense of gratitude for the good man who made time for others and placed family at the center of his world.
Celebrating a Rich Tapestry
Funeral and remembrance details are being coordinated by the family, who invite those whose lives were touched by David to share memories and stories. A life well-lived is often measured not by grand gestures but by the depth of relationships and the warmth extended to others. In this respect, David’s life offers a clear, undeniable testament to the values he held dear—family, community, and the quiet courage to show up for others every day.
In Gratitude and Remembrance
As friends and family come together to celebrate David’s memory, the sentiment echoes beyond the confines of his years. He leaves behind a model of kindness, a blueprint for caregiving, and a reminder that a life dedicated to loved ones leaves an enduring, positive imprint on every life it touches. Those who knew him are invited to hold close the stories they shared, the laughter that filled their days, and the legacy of a man who cherished family above all else.
Condolences and Community Support
To all who wish to honor David’s memory, the family welcomes notes and stories of the times they shared. In a town and county where community is a living fabric, the outpouring of sympathy serves as a testament to the impact one person can have on many lives. Let us remember David not only for the length of his days but for the richness of the life he led and the love he freely gave.
