McGRATH, Kevin Francis.

Dear Dad, you are, and always will be, my rock – the person I could always go to for anything,. You were my confidante and number one supporter. I will forever cherish the many chats we have shared together and the memories we’ve made along the way. I already miss seeing you and hearing you say “here’s my little girl”. What I’d give to have one last chat and one last hug. I hope you’re up there playing your sax and clarinet. Love you billions Dad. Forever your little girl. Karen xxxx

Rest now Kevin
A long time friend, we have some very special memories spanning 60 plus years.
Helen & Graeme
Uncle to
Fiona and Jade

To my great friend and fellow musician, Kevin. we had great times, loads of fun and produced some wonderful music with the band.
Sleep well, play heaps and enjoy leading the best band in heaven.
Condolences to your family.
Danny Keating, Cooroy QLD

Condolence Karen, and all the family with the passing of Kevin.
Strength to you all at this sad time.
May he Rest in Peace.
Lynette, John van Vondel and family.

RIP Kevin, sending my condolences to you family and friends

To David, Karen and family sending condolences to you all at this sad time.
Jo Ayres

Our sincere condolences to all the family at this difficult time. May Kevin now rest in peace. 🙏❤️

Sincere condolences to the family, especially Karen. Be strong and know he will always be watching over his little girl. Thoughts are with you x

Great memories of a teriffic workmate, at Woods & Reeves Morwell in the 60’s On request played the Golden Wedding via his saxaphone ,at numerous dance events. A top bloke,always jovial, & happy. RIP Kevin, comisserations to his family, ……….regards John & Cheryl Breheny.

Farewell Dad. You were always there for me, and my greatest supporter of my further education to become a Mechanical Engineer. It was you who took me down the mechanical path, from very early in life, coming to work with you whenever I could, passing you tools, helping you fix, and operate machines. I cherish those days and always remember you saying “come on, you young pup! Let’s go to work!”. You had a hard work ethic, which was passed on to us 3 kids. I am proud to be your son and even prouder to have you as my dad. You are already missed. Belt out a few tunes on the sax and clarinet up there. Until we meet again!! Love and remember you always!!
Your youngest son, Rodney.

My deepest condolences to you dear Karen. You were always such a wonderful daughter to Kevin. With love from Robyn xxxx

Mal fife and kevin we went to trade school at same time.sorryto hear of his passing.mal and Maureen fife.