Terrence O'LEARY Obituary

Rest in love Terry,
Absolutely shattered us when we heard the news yesterday,
Living with you while Dad built the Packard was an absolute highlight of my upbringing, you had an heart of gold & a smile that would light up a room, condolences & love sent to your family, from the Malloch clan xx

Sheri,Paddy and families
Was hoping this could be included
Sorry I cannot be with you today as I am wintering over in Cambodia
Thank you for being my friend and including me in your family both here and Australia. The fun times and journeys we've been on over the years I will never forget. The business dealings and coruba sessions we shared are legendary. It won't be long before you've got that wrecking yard in the sky sorted. Rest in peace brother. My love to your family and friends
As always Ricky B

Thanks mate for all you have done for me and helping keep all the old holdens on the road you are one of the best people I have ever had the privilege to work with and know rest in peace mate

So sorry to hear of Terry's passing. We had a lot of history, Terry, me, and Allen Frickleton. A wonderful selfless guy.

My prayers and thoughts are with you all, Terry will be missed by so many he was a good friend to a lot of people. I have so many great memories going back to 1965 so I had better not get started he really was a special person.

Top bloke !
Dear God, please have mercy.

The Passing of Terry is so sad the Members of the Early American Car Club share your grief at this time He had this wonderful sense of friendship in him and will be remembered by us all for many years to come

Our thoughts are with Terrys family at this time. having known Terry for many years through the car industry It was always great to hear stories about cars this was Terrys passion. Terry was a all round lovely gentleman with the most lovely smile . we will miss seeing you terry and having the chats rest in peace Jacinda And Richard xx

Our thoughts are with all the family at this time.
Have lots of memories of Gracefield days. Guy Fawkes night at O´Leary´s springs to mind. The welcome shown to us Aussie newcomers has never been forgotten. The O´Leary & Barry kids ranged far in the neighbourhood, had many adventures and lots of fun. Rest In Peace Terry.

Sorry to hear of Terry's passing, sad to see another of the old gang from the Bell road area gone. I am unable to make the service on Thursday, but all my sympathy to the family, RIP Terry.