Derek Brady

Service for Derek Brady

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  • Jan
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    Farewell Derek,

    It has been an honour to know you. You and Sue have grown a family characterised by generosity, musicality, humour, love, courage and care. May you travel well to your next destination and enjoy the reconnection with Sue and Maeve.

    Much love
    Jan

  • Yukako Shimbori-Jolly
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    Dear Derek
    Peter always enjoyed a conversation with you. Im sure you two caught up in the heaven and enjoying talking again….
    Miss your smile….

    • Sieneke
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      That was wonderful. Very grateful to be able to view in Dublin. Beautiful choir music, stories and poetry, all adding to picture of a special individual. Love and big hug for Tara

  • clare nourse
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    What a beautiful service- Derek would be so proud- again! You did him justice- what an eclectic fascinating man. I loved the grandkids’ tributes. You’re all so articulate
    Thinking of you all as you celebrate a special person
    Clare Nourse

  • Kathleen Dormer
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    My tears are mingled with yours with sorrow and joy. Truly wonderful to be able to join with you all.
    How we loved Derek and how beautifully you expressed that. Thank you for making it possible to be present with you. I sang in that choir with Derek, Sue and Linda under the baton of Christopher Wrench.
    The door was always open in that St Lucia household. Robyn was still at high school studying in her downstairs den. I’m still singing and will dedicate my next concert to Derek. May you all be truly blessed. With love and great memories, Kate Dormer (nee Michael) London
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  • Colin Apelt
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    Dear Paul and all of Derek’s family, I offer my sincere sympathy in your loss.
    But there is so much to rejoice and be grateful for Derek’s life well and joyfully lived.
    I was very happy to have Derek as a dedicated colleague in the Department of Civil Engineering at UQ for many years and I valued his often stated support for “fearless leader” as he called me.
    I am glad that I was able to be there for the wonderful tribute and celebration of Derek’s life at Christ Church.
    I am sorry that I was not able to stay on after the Memorial to speak to you but I had to go to collect a grand-daughter – I am sure that Derek would understand that.
    With best wishes, Colin Apelt

  • Mal and Liz
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    Hurray, Derek, dear friend!

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