Anthony Bernard HYLAND

So sad to learn of Tony's passing. I knew him from the country music scene. He had a big heart and was always so cheerful and ready for a chat when he saw Red and myself. So sorry I have missed the service for him. He will be so missed from your lives. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. May he rest in peace. Heaven must be a party place with all other musos gone before him.

So sorry to hear about Tony, he was great man and will be missed by many in the musical world. A great singer, judge and mentor to many. He will not be forgotten and we are so sorry we missed the service for him. Take care Lorraine and treasure all those wonderfull memories. RIP Tony all our love Karina & Geoff Bellman x x x x

What a great guy. Always a big cheerful hello & a chat & a laugh whenever we ran into each other,many times,over many years. Condolences to your loved ones x

To the Hyland family, Tony was such a character. Our family had alot of dealings with him, from Fairlie days, Geraldine Pgg Wrightsons, singing with the Sugrues, being involved with the Country music festivals at GTCC where I worked. He had a beautiful singing voice and encouraged so many to give it a go. Tony was a kind hearted soul with a wicked sense of humour. He is sadly missed. The Christie family. Geraldine.

So Sorry to hear of Tony's passing.. RIP Tony Russell & Shirley SewHoy

Sad to hear of Tony's passing. He was a great man and will be sadly missed. Take care Lorraine Lyn Ringrose

So sorry to read of Tony's passing. Tony kicked around with a few of us lads at Estimate when he was doing his apprenticeship. Always happy for a friendly yarn. A true gentleman and great bloke to be a friend of. Condolences and love to his family and friends.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. While we lived next to Tony & Lorraine off Douglas st Tony's words were " HELLO NEIGHBOUR " thoughts are with you Lorraine xxx lots of love Barry & Raynor Stewart

Tony Highland Deepest sympathy to Tony's family he's been a great friend since our school days in Fairlie Convent i remember tony singing in the quire as i was playing the old organ in those days he's always carried on that friendship right up to the end of his life rest in peace Tony never be forgotten