Redmond Joseph HOLLOWAY

RIP Redmond. I used to talk to you at the library when I worked there many years ago. You popped into my mind today so I googled you and found this. Such an intelligent and interesting guy with great taste in books. I'll always remember you.

Dear Redmond.... I'm so sorry we lost touch but I've often thought about you over the years and wondered how you were. I've missed our long chats and many many laughs. Know that I always loved you my dear friend. RIP

Redmond, we had the privilege of meeting you many year's ago, your niece Abbey was just 3 year's old. I remember your smile, and your carefree attitude to life, it was very calming! It is such a shame we didn't get to catch up again my friend....RIP Red, Love Always your niece, Abbey Jane Holloway, and Lisa.XOX

Redmond was my tenant and friend for 6 years.Room 20 overlooking St Pauls Cathdral Park and the seaviews.Always happy always funny and so interesting to talk to once he finally accepted me as a friend(This took a while !!) That was the biggest gift he gave me. His acceptance. Red chose to go it alone, but you must understand it wasnt because he didnt care. he had a big heart with so many stories of great times of travel and people.He was happy and always had good health so it was a shock for...

Redmond, My beautiful tenant and friend of 6 years. Room 20 overlooking St Pauls
Cathedral park.It took a long time for you to communicate with me and trust me , but when you accepted me as a friend and confidant you gave me the greatest gift.We shared our stories of travel, people, ideas and funny things in life.you were a beautiful man non judgemental and understanding man. to see the photo of the young Redmond has blown me away.Now I know I had always "Known" you . I will so miss...

Redmond, you were so lovely, a breath of fresh air in a crazy world. My time of knowing you was too short. RIP

Redmond, dear friend of long ago,
You came and went briefly. You chose to live with us because of a bowl of floating pink camellias. You also loved the two Crown Lynn dinner plates decorated with pink blossoms. I think of you every time I use them. Even then things were not important to you. Yet you celebrated creating with a community of people in The Long Night, the Passing Night and radiated joy in its song and dance. At the same time you were always a seeker, wanting to need nothing –...

I was so sorry to read of your passing Redmond, you were a big part of my childhood, you always made me smile, I treasure those memories.
I saw and appreciated the wonderful influence that your foster family had on your life Redmond, you were blessed. "Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around." ~ Leo Buscaglia

To Redmond, so sad we didn't know you were living so close in Auckland. Rest in Peace from Uncle Tony, Aunty Kathy and your cousing Simon, Andrew and Angela.