HOLT – Maurice Ronald

A beautiful smile from a beautiful man. Always with a smile and hello he will be missed by many at the club and around the greens. Sincere condolences to his children and families.
Barbara and Austin Gapper

Vale Maurie, we will.miss your smiling face. Sincere condolences to Jean, Sheryl, Debbie and Glenn and their families. May he rest in peace
Rosemary and Bob Lorenz

Condolences to the family ..i got to know morrie when he came to visit Jean he always had a smile on his face and loved to stop for a chat about how bowls was going or the footy that week.
He shall leave a mark in many a person’s life.

Vale Maurie, as people recognise a visual signature to his personality a cheeky grin.
Condolence’s to his family

Condolences to Jean and the family from life long friends. Norma and Keith Cooper. Many great days shared with the family fishing trip on the 90 mile beach. Wonderful nights out when visiting in Melbourne.

My late husband Barry & I first met this wonderful gentleman Maurie and his beautiful wife Jean in Toogoom (QLD) about 10 years ago……the highlight of the week was Saturday afternoon at the drinking bench on the beach
Maurie always in the lead
Maurie loved a drink or 3
Maurie was always first to finish a bottle & proceed to help others if required.
RIP dear Maurie….we will miss the cheeky grin & the continual laugh….Oh….& something else….your bloody business card!
Sincere condolences to all family members.
Make sure you catch up with Baz for a beverage or two….

Was sad to hear of Maurice’s passing. He was an old friend of over 30 years; I enjoyed many happy times on the bowling greens with he & Jean. Lovely memories.
My sincere condolences to Jean & family.

Fay Minter & family

Each year when we saw Maurie in Toogoom we knew winter wasn’t far away.
That also meant enjoying his (and Jeans when she came too) company…..and Maurice’s story telling most Saturday afternoons while enjoying drinks & nibbles down at the bench watching the beautiful sunsets, stars & moon rises over the water. We also shared with Maurie a few fishing/boating adventures on board Libby where most times Maurie always. caught something before anyone else did.
Maurie was a real character & a true gentleman and we are so sad to hear of his passing.
Rest In Peace Maurie

Me. Pa passed away overnight….peacefully.
Ben (Grandsons) wife Charlotte in UK. I’m so sorry
What a wonderfully kind man.
I don’t have many memories of him, which is my loss, but every one is of him smiling.
I’m so glad I met him even those few times.
Me. Some of the residents of the nursing home call him smiley 😃 He sooo wanted to be at your wedding, but no doctor would have cleared him for flying to the UK
Charlotte. Everyone there would have left with his business card!
Me. Thanks Charlotte. I needed that chuckle……

Maurie was a lovely, family gentleman and a smiling ambassador for the Bowling Club.He delighted in showing visitors around and was always ready to chat with members.
Condolences to his family.
Jill Beck

A lovely gentleman with a perpetual smile on his face. Friendly and helpful to all he came in contact with. He will be sadly missed.

Deepest sympathy to Jean and family.Maurice took Robert on his first round of golf in 1975 when we first arrived inTraralgon. Great memories. Agnes and Bob Drenen

Deepest sympathy to Jean and family.Maurice took Robert on his first round of golf in 1975 when we first arrived inTraralgon. Great memories.

Sorry to hear of Maurie’s passing, very old memories of Uncle Tom & Aunty Jess on the farm in Jerralang Junction and seeing Maurie & Ian there.
I would see and catch up on news when I saw Jean & Maurie in the shops.

Thinking of you Jean & family at this sad time.

Sue Marks-Curley [Sutton], Lane & Helen Sutton & Bernie & Liz Sutton.

So sorry for your loss. Sending our condolences to your family . Thinking of you at this sad time.

Tony and Janet May