Edmund Michael Maloney (TED)

18th December 1923 - 15th September 2024
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St Theresa of Lisieux Church
40 Perth Street
Invercargill
Wednesday 18 September 2024, 1:30PM
Open live stream

MALONEY Edmund Michael (Ted)

Our beloved Ted slipped peacefully away on Sunday 15th September 2024.  He died at home with family at his side, as he wished.

He has gone to be with his dearly loved Marion whom he missed so much.  He had a wonderful 100 years, we will miss him terribly.

Dearly loved son of the late Bridget and Nicholas Maloney.

Much loved father and father in law of Anne, Kevin and Andrea, Catherine and Paul, Mary and Chris, and Paul.

Much loved and adored Grandfather of Edmund, Sophie, Nicholas, Lee and Ana.

Loved brother and brother in law of Father Pat Maloney, Mary* and Paul* Ryan, Nellie* and Lance* Riddell, Kathleen* (SR Aquin SMSM), Margaret* and Cyril* Kubala, Nicholas* Maloney, Edward* and Margaret Rooney, Margaret* and Rupert* Hyland, Denis and Gloria* Rooney, Philip* and Bernie Rooney, Kathleen and Jim* Buckham.

Loved uncle of all his nieces and nephews.

R.I.P.

Requiem Mass will be celebrated in St Therese of Lisieux Church, Perth Street, Invercargill on Wednesday 18th September 2024 at 1.30pm.  Interment at Eastern Cemetery will follow.

Rosary will be held on Tuesday 17th September, 7pm at 181 Layard Street, Invercargill – everyone welcome.

Family sincerely thank Dr Robert Bester, Good Partners and the District Nurses for their wonderful care on Ted’s final journey.

Messages to 181 Layard Street, Invercargill or to Ted’s tribute page at frasersfunerals.co.nz/tributes where his livestream link will be available.

(*denotes deceased)

 

Messages

Most wonderful uncle in the world Memories of you will last forever Love to the family at this time
kathleen Pritchard, Auckland 691 Te Atatu rd Peninsula
I had the good fortune to play golf with Marion and Ted for several years and always enjoyed their company. They were a perfect match in life and it was always a pleasure to hear them speak so lovingly of their family. What a brilliant innings Ted, such a gentleman. My sympathy to your family, what special memories to treasure of this special couple.
Margaret Baillie, Riverton
Well what a wonderful innings Ted and a privilege to know you both through business and at golf. I remember Ted so well in his time and guidance at Millar Lange as it was known then when I first joined the bakery in 1981 and as we were setting up what has become a very successful business for products to Japan (and other parts of the world). Ted was so meticulous and exacting with all he did at the bakery and in terms of costings, guided me so well for my negotiations with Japan. Ted was well known for his standing at his favourite desk and using his pencil wisely. He was the consummate gentleman who had all at heart and I recall fondly on my first visit to Japan, which was to be over about two weeks, Ted made contact with Lucille, my wife, to ensure all would be fine at Otatara on our small farm as she was left to look after the home and all the animals. He was always caring about others. Ted and his rhythmic swing could be seen not only at the Invercargill Golf Club, but often during a break at the factory in Baker Street, out on the grass practicing that famous swing. Ted you were a gentleman and a scholar to the highest level. You can now join your wonderful Marion and establish that partnership again. RIP.
Joe and Lu Bagrie, Invercargill
Uncle Ted,
The oldest sibling of my grandma Nellie you nearly outlived us all! I am very grateful for the family genealogy record that you put together and I will treasure it always. I’ve always seen you as a gentleman with a cheerful disposition, kindhearted and gentle in nature. Your faith inspired me, as did your constant heart of service, always looking to others needs and visiting those who needed company. Yours is a life worth celebrating! Until we meet again in Heaven - Arohanui/big love.
Sending our love to all the Maloney family at this time, may you feel comforted. Also declaring a special blessings upon Anne, for all her loving and tender care over these years.
Ingrid Papau (Nee Nieuwlands) , Auckland
Uncle Ted. You will be missed more than you know. Forever the gentleman and it was always good catching up at family get togethers. May you now rest in peace as you always gave your everything always for others and the family. my prayer's and love for all the Maloney family as you are all in my thoughts RIP uncle Ted
Lyn
Lyn Bell, Tannum Sands
Memories are a legacy of love yours to treasure . Ted was such a lovely man I am so sorry I have missed his Mass , he had devout faith and always had time to stop and talk. a real gentleman.
Marion Osborn-McGregor, Invercargill