Gallaghers Irish Pub- Geneva, NY

Timmy Peters was one of the kindest and most loving people who passed away two years ago today. Timmy was a DeSales alum, and the co-owner of Gallagher’s Irish Pub. He was an amazing caterer, operating TJ’s Catering. Timmy was a Correction Officer for Ontario County Sherriff’s Dept for many years and worked at McGuigan & Bero Funeral Home. Timmy was a lifelong member of the Nestor Hose Company in the Geneva Fire Dept., Knights of Columbus member of the Geneva Council #272, a ...Bishop John E. McCafferty Assembly 4th Degree of Knights of Columbus, a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He was well known for his talent and passion in cooking, the Hucklebuck dance, Notre Dame fan, infamous traveler to Vegas with his friends, the three-point stance in the pub, his love for his dogs and his family and well known for his (finger on his glasses while looking over them at you) great listening skills. He made so many of us laugh with his witty humor (and dance skills, with the fire helmet on and sky pilot blasting in background). For those who didn’t know Timmy on a personal level, I am very sorry. Timmy had one of the biggest hearts. He cared for so many people and always gave of himself to others. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone who was in need and never hesitated to reach out and offer help even to strangers. Timmy had such an intense sense of empathy for people but also struggled with depression and some health issues. Timmy fought as hard as he could to get through this battle while trying to make sure others were taken care of. Unfortunately, Timmy passed away by suicide. Timmy will always be in our hearts and wouldn’t want anyone to suffer like he did. There is help out there. You are never alone. Please reach out or let someone know if you are struggling. We all are here for each other. RIP Timmy, give our friends a hug from all of us and yourself a few as well. We love you. https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ 1-800-273-8255 https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/

Little throwback when keystone Club Pipes & Drums visited Gallaghers

Save the date! July 25th Tee time at 1pm. Details in pic below:) see ya there!!

In this time of trouble always look for the rainbow after the rain storm. Our hearts are full of kindness and we are blessed with the gift of love and kindness from God above. Remember to be kind to your neighbor and help each other out. - Unless he steals your whiskey, in that case - piss in his lucky charms!! Slainte’ God bless you all and Happy St. Paddy’s Day!!

Forever will be missed Arrangements for Bill Gallagher are as follows: Calling hours Thursday November 14th from 3-7 at the Mcguigan & Bero Funeral Home. The Nester Hose Company will pay their respects at 6:00 PM. ... Funeral Services will be Friday November 15th Uniform Members are asked to meet at the Funeral Home no later than 9:15 for final walk through. Funeral is at 10:00 at St. Stephen’s with burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery following mass. Thank You.

Due to high demand there will be another round of the Tim Peters in Memory shirts ordered next week. Please contact Teresa Cupelli if you want to order

If you ordered shirts through Teresa Cupelli (Tim Peters Memorial shirt) they have arrived. Please contact her via IM or phone to arrange pick up +1 (315) 759-3810

It is with a heavy heart that our dear friend and Fire Chief, GV1- Carl Naegele passed away on Saturday, August 10th. Carl was one of the most respected men in our community. He is a true legend and respected and admired by so many. Carl was a true gentleman full of passion and drive like no other. He will be missed greatly by all of us. From our family to all of yours, we share your sadness and salute to one hell of a man!

Huge shout out to all who attended the Tim Peters Golf Tournament. We were able to raise $900 for the St. Stephens scholarship!! Feel free to add some More pics of your day and from our heart to yours- Thank you

Our freedom is not free nor should we ever forget the sacrifices our brothers and sisters made for our freedom. Let us remember and be grateful for what we have.