Mick Maloney (22 Aug 1963 - 19 May 2015)
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In loving memory of the late Mick Maloney who sadly passed away on 19th May 2015 Aged 51. Sadly missed by all of his family. The funeral is 11th June 3.30pm at Medway Crematorium. Afterwards everyone is welcome to join us at Rainham Social Club, Station Road Rainham. No flowers please but if you would like to, then donations to The RNLI.
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Mick words cannot express how devastated we are to have lost such an amazing brother-in-law, uncle and godfather. You truly were one of the best, who lived for his children. If ever the phrase salt of the earth summed anyone up it was you. Heaven has received an angel. R.I.P now Mick you will be on our heart forever, until we meet again. Suzi, Taneisha & Xaviar. Xxx Xxx Xxx
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I hope we did you proud today Mick. Thank you for Oliver. Will love you always Charlotte xxxxx
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Dearest Brother-in-Law
I can't believe you are no longer here. I miss our weekly phone chats. I miss the tales of the cats, your bargains of the week, news from the railway, the places you and Oliver had been to, the Crystal Palace matches and generally us putting the world to rights.
Rest in peace now Mick until we meet again.
Love Debbie xxx
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Thanks for the great childhood we shared. Put simply, you were a thoroughly nice bloke. RIP Brother
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