Kevin MULCAHY Obituary

Dear Sue & family,
I wish to extend my deepest sympathies to you during this time of loss. Kevin was not only a visionary leader but also a cherished colleague. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide us at OCS. Please know that our thoughts and support are with you.
With heartfelt condolences
Gareth Marriott & the OCS team

Dear Sue and family
Our deepest sympathies on Kevin's passing.
Our thoughts & prayers are with You.

"May the fond memories of Kevin bring you solace and peace."

With love and prayers,
Nelia & Angela Vanderwoude

So sorry to hear of your loss - thinking of you at this time Sue. God bless.

Reading of Kevin's death has made this a very sad start to the day. My sincere sympathy Sue and family. The world's lost a good person.

Dear Mulcahy family
Our deepest sympathy to you all in the sad loss of our friend Kevin. A wonderful and kind soul who will always be remembered for his service to the community.Our prayers are with you all.
May Kevin now Rest In Peace.
Brian and Margaret O´Reilly

To Dear Sue & Family,
Deepest Sympathy on Kevin's passing.
Our thoughts & prayers are with You.
Joe & Anne Rosevear & Family

Sue & family our thoughts are with you at this very sad time.

RIP Kevin, a faithful and caring servant of the poor and needy via the Society of St.Vincent de Paul in Auckland and nationally in NZ. Kevin's admin skills were of great assistance to the Society.
Condolences to Sue and family you are in our prayers. Rest well my friend.
Terry Comber SSVP

Deepest Sympathy to all Kevin's family. I was at School with Margaret and worked with Bernie. Blessings to you all, Pauline Cosgrove

Dear Kevin I will miss our chats and your lovely smile. My thought and prayers are with Sue and Kevin´s precious family. Lynda x

I offer deep sympathy to Sue and the Mulcahy family.
Kevin was a wonderful fellow-Vincentian who always went the extra mile
to ensure the needs of others were noticed and supported.
During the transition from the St Vincent de Paul Building in Kingsland to the upgrade of the St Vincent de Paul Shop and premises in Onehunga, Kevin was most generous with his time and guidance - despite his own health challenges.
Kevin's life was truly a witness to the 'Servant Song' -
"Brother, sister, let me serve you; let me be as Christ to you."
With prayer, Claire

Dear Sue, sending our thoughts to you and your family at this sad time.

Jennie and Julien Le Sueur

Please accept our deepest sympathy in Kevin's passing our thoughts are with you all at this sad time.

Condolences to Bernie, Gerard and family on the loss of Kevin. Such happy memories of Timaru days.

Please accept our message of condolence to Kevin´s family from Ngaire and Dave Whytock