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Vince was my brother I never grew up with and whom I met when we where both in our 30s.


It was a strange thing to meet my brother and his family at that age, but also amazing in the fact I had another brother and the dots started to connect.


Our relationships formed quickly for both of us and our families. We became friends and found ourselves attending each others gatherings regularly.

And Vince you will be pleased to know we are still strong with your family.


Vince I dearly miss you and think about you regularly.


One last note. I must thank Stella for finding you and your family as I wasn't bothered, but now realise the importance of our families and what it means to us all.


Miss and love you heaps

Your Brother

Vince

October, 2013

Dad, still could never say everything i want to say but i love you so much and miss you so much every day that goes by.

Love you, Brendon

Brendon Molloy,

Auckland



September, 2013

Dad, still so hard to believe you’re in heaven now, i miss you so much and will live on in the Molloy name to make you proud as i can. Rest easy daddy

Love ALWAYS your little girl Krystal Liana Molloy xoxo



September, 2013

Vince, i'm so glad that you gave me and the kids a chance to say goodbye. You will always live on in our hearts, many happy memories
Claire xox

Claire Molloy,

Auckland



September, 2013

Vince
You may be gone but the memories remain.
Rest in peace
Carl

Carl Fitzgerald,

Auckland



September, 2013

Vince, 
Very tough for me to write anything as I always thought we would catch up soon. It hurts a lot to not have you around and I know many people in NZ miss you heaps.
Damn you are a problem :)
Lots of love, your Brother
Andrew

Auckland



September, 2013

Vince it so hard to imagine that you are no longer with us,I will always remember the good times and laughter we shared together, and ur sense of humour u always made me laugh, what we shared I will always cherish and will never forget you. There is no more suffering for you, you were always brave in that department I admired that in you.

Kitty.xoxo


September, 2013

Vincent, you were the youngest of the family. You were too young to die. You could have at least waited your turn to go instead of queue jumping like this!!! This has been so sudden and unexpected little brother. How I wish I could have come to Canada to see you before you left us. At least I can be comforted a little by knowing that you would have been met in your new world by Mum, Dad, Lois, Gerard and Denys. I love you Vince. I'll always be your big sister, Mary.

Mary Wilson,

Morrinsville



September, 2013

What a dreadfully sad time this is for all of us. Vince you were the youngest of our family and should have waited for your rightful time to leave us! You were too young to go and so suddenly and unexpectedly. What a sadness it is for me not to have been able to see you to say goodbye. At least I know that you will now be with Mum and Dad, Lois, Gerard and Denys who will all have been there to welcome you into the next world. I will be awake during the time that your funeral takes place so that at least I can feel part of your farewell even though I cannot be there. Goodbye little brother.

 I love you. RIP.

Mary



September, 2013

Sorry we didn't get to your bedside in time, dear brother, but we're glad your heroic struggle is over. Reminds me of the heroism required of you in the many struggles of your life. I so wanted to whisper "I love you" in your ear, and pass on the same message from Rosalie, Mary, Michael and Gabrielle. Too bad - I'm sure God is letting you understand those sentiments right now, and much more surely than I could have done. And of course, our love will be pale stuff compared to what you must be experiencing now of God's love. 
You deserve that peace, that joy, that ultimate goodness. Looking forward to joining you there one day, dear Vincent.
Your brother Vivian and sister-in-law Catherine.

Vivian Molloy,

Market Harborough



September, 2013

Dear Vince,
You have gone! Passed over into that far superior realm where love is the currency, and peace, joy, understanding, forgiveness and acceptance surround you!
What a shock - your massive stroke two weeks ago from which you did not recover! So great that your children were able to get to your bedside and be with you - to share this special time of deep shock, sadness, emotion, love, and inner healing.
You are the youngest of our large family - our dearly beloved young adopted brother - and only fifty! I remember that great little fellow of long ago! You brought such love and joy to our parents! You join them now, along with Lois and other loved ones who have gone to God. What a re-union!
Matthew and Rosanne remember with fondness and joy the great time Uncle Vince gave them when we visited New Zealand when they were younger, and when you visited us in Oz. They send their love and condolences, as does Peter who wanted to be remembered to you all.
Goodbye Vincent. I will always remember you with love, and in my prayers, and in spirit. Keep a place for me. I'll catch you down the track a bit! Love you. Bye!
It is sad for us left here without you - especially Krystal, Brendon, Claire and Jules. My love and condolences  to all of you, and to other family members and friends. My thoughts are with you all.
Rosalie (Bendigo) Australia

Rosalie Gore,

Bendigo, Victoria, Australia



September, 2013

Where do I begin. A down to earth affectionate man, with the most beautiful smiley chocolate brown eyes that lit up the room. He loved a good laugh, was romantic at heart, had a wicked sense of humour and didn't judge others. A man that wasn't afraid to show emotion and touched many around the world with his ability to mix well with people from all walks of life. My brother in law Vince is unforgettable to me, shame we didn't get to say goodbye, but I will never forget and will watch the videos full of memories we all shared. Keep a place in heaven for me to give you a hug when I get there. Much love always. Tops.ox

Alison Dixon,

Auckland, N.Z



August , 2014

Today would have been your 51st birthday. I remember celebrating your 50th, you wanted to go to Teddy's and have your Elvis burger and fries, and of course the best homemade strawberry pie. I think back to another birthday, Jenn, Nick, you and I went to Montana's for all you can eat ribs. You had absolutely no clue what was coming. It was a rare night there was not another birthday happening, which made this all the funnier. I had very quietly told our server it was your birthday. The look on your face was priceless. Out came the servers singing Happy Birthday, you joined in singing and clapping, not realizing you were singing to your own celebration at that point. Our server then announced to everyone in the place it was your birthday. It got funnier when you were told to stand on your chair and put the moose ears on while everyone sang to you, the look was priceless. Every time a pass a Montana's, I can't help but laugh. I miss you so much, Shadow still looks for you. I know you are looking down on us, watching out for your unborn grandson. Love Julie

Julie Bradt,

Oshawa, Ontario



September, 2013

Rest in peace Vince. We have many happy memories from years gone by... thanks for that last $10 we needed to pay off the slot car set, and for driving us in to town to collect it! We thought you were pretty special! I was proud to be in your bridal party and we both enjoyed "The Cars" music, thanks for sharing your albums with me. Take care, we send our love and hugs to Krystal, Brendan and Claire. Im so glad they could be there with you. xxxx Adrienne (NZ)

Adrienne Madden,

New Zealand



September, 2013

Really sad to hear that you are gone but you will never be forgotten. Your laugh will always be remembered. You were our best man at our wedding and we'll never forget that. We have you on video so we always have the memory with us. We will always remember you. You've touched our hearts. Love from the Morris family xoxo

Morris family,

Auckland



September, 2013

Vince you were a new friend but you kept us on the edge of seats watching you BQ in the middle of winter with your shorts and sandles. We will miss the wise cracks and your bright smile. Be at peace my friend. Julie has many friends surrounding and and looking out for her. So be at peace.

Delores Hexham,

Oshawa, Ontario



September, 2013

To our Dr. Kiwi with love.
Will truly miss our balcony banter and you running around in your shorts, T-shirt and sandals year round! Say hi to mom for us. We will keep you in our thoughts. Julie has the support of the neighbors, Lynne and Robin will be there for the critters as well!
Toodles Vin

Dan & Lynne McNaughton,

Oshawa, Ontario



September, 2013

Vinnie you will be remembered forever, Rest in Peace my friend.

Richard Findsen,

Nowra , NSW Australia