Justin Andrew Francis SHEEDY

I will always miss you Uncle, thank you for introducing me to your passion for history; I only wish I could've spent more time picking your brain. You should see what happened to the world a year after you died haha. Your memory will be cherished for years to come, there will probably still be someone reminiscing about you when I am old and weary, I just wish you could be there, alas. -Your nephew

I had the pleasure of meeting Justin when he posted on Facebook requesting technical information for the second novel of his "trilogy". I went on to assist him with the second and third novels and was assisting him with the fourth when I learned of his death. Justin was friend, a mentor and a gentleman in every way. He encouraged me to write, something I have yet to do but when I do it will be entirely due to his encouragement and advice. Three years later his death remains hard to process....

Justin and I only met a few times however our mothers were friends so we knew of each other from childhood. We caught up in Bondi back in 2013. I was so incredibly shocked and saddened to hear of his sudden passing in March 2019. Justin packed so much into the time he had here. I'm delighted that he was offered a major publishing deal before he left us even if he could not see it through. It was such well earned recognition of his talent and his hard work. Justin has also left a measureless...

I just finished reading Goodbye Crackernight for the second time and thought I'd try and Google Justin to say how I enjoyed it even more. To find he has passed away so young is devastating. My condolences to his family.

Today, 21-08-2019, I just 'googled' Justin Sheedy. I never expected that his death notice would appear within the first three search results.

I knew Justin in the late 1990s while volunteering and working at 2SER-fm. He produced "A Cup Of Tea", a music program based on 1960s psychedelic rock.

To pass away this young predeceasing his parents is indeed sad.

May Justin's soul be welcomed by Our Lord and may perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace.

Anthony...

Fellow author, I was deeply saddened to learn of your passing. Your advice during my early career was very much appreciated and long may your legacy, through your books continue on.
Rest In Peace.
F.J. Beerling

the face of ACHS - so friendly and professional. Rest in peace, our loss is heaven's gain.