The obituary notice of Terence (Terry) MULLOY (Charles)

Terry was  an honest straightforward plain speaking  man with a great sense of family- so no flowery  sentiments.

Thank you  for being  my oldest brother. Thank you for the support  you gave to my mother. All the  brothers helped out  particular Patrick the next eldest:  but you and your late sister  Maureen were the ones who stayed in Nottingham when the others joined the forces.
Your life had been hard so it was a joy  that as a widower you again found happiness and a ready made second family with  Eileen and were able to live into a much deserved, contented old age.
Rest in peace now. Stephen

Heartfelt condolences to Eileen from Kevin & Anita Mulloy.
Terry was my eldest brother who stepped into the breach when my father deserted my mother Elizabeth Evelyn Mulloy when I was only 2 years old. Terry stayed with the family as the principal ''breadwinner'' until I, his youngest brother, finished school. He came home one day with a lovely dog for us all to share. He came home another day with a record player and shared with us the songs and music of Lonnie Donegan and many other artists of the 1950s/60s. He put meat and fish on our table when without him there was only bread. He made life much more tolerable for our mother than it could ever have been without his constant presence. He was a very pleasant man and jovial too; but he was also forthright in keeping his six brothers ''in line'' whenever squabbles emerged (and there were plenty of those). To say that I am grateful to Terry for all that he did for our family is a massive understatement. He found peace and fulfilment in life with his wonderful wife Eileen. The world does not feel the same now that he has departed. Requiescat in pace my dear brother. Amen.

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The funeral is currently Postponed, until a currently undecided date due to health issues in the family,
thank you to all of those who have seen and/or donated, it means a lot, I'll add another note when the date is rescheduled

Uncle Terry, will miss the chats we had, and your great sense of humour.
You were larger than life, once met never forgotten.
You will be greatly missed by all.

I am very sad to hear of the loss of Terry, my uncle and a great strong man who stood out from the crowd for all the right reasons. His sharp humour and kindness are a reflection of a true gentleman who lived by his values. Rest in peace Terry, you will always in in our hearts.