Our hearts are heavy as we must break the news to you that Clem Walsh has passed away. We are deeply sorry for your loss. Clem was one of the original members of Walsh Waste, and it has been more than half a century since he originally joined the group. His financial acumen was exceptional, and he was a forward-thinking thinker in the field of waste management management.
Considering that he was someone who was constantly looking for new ideas and approaches to improve, he never hesitated to make investments in items that would lead to the expansion of the organization.
In the waste industry, he frequently accepted the most recent innovations that were introduced after they were introduced. While Clem was employed for Walsh Waste, he held the position of Managing Director until his departure in the year 2007.
The tremendous insight and vision that he possessed were critical in directing us to the current position that we are finding ourselves in. Clem became an active member of the Galway Parkinsons Association and contributed to the organization’s efforts to collect funds for its operations.
Over the course of more than 22 years, he bravely and honorably endured the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease even though he was the patient. During this difficult time, we are keeping his wife Mary, his children Thomas and Miriam, and themselves and their families in our thoughts and prayers.
Each and every person who had the privilege of knowing him, including his family and friends, will miss him terribly; may he finally find peace. Sincere sympathies are extended to you.
