Condolences (8)
South Kerry Sporte Centre Committee
May 2, 2022 14:25
South kerry Sports committee deeply regret the passing of Mortimor who was one of our founding members almost 30 years ago . And was someone who shared the vision that the centre should be developed for the benefit of all in the community . May he rest in peace . Sincere condolences to all his family and friends .
Barbara Gloinson
May 2, 2022 18:05
Memories live forever-thank you.
Patti & John Shaltz
May 3, 2022 07:26
Deepest sympathy for your loss from John and Patti Shaltz.
GerardCollins
May 3, 2022 08:56
Our Condolences to The Moriarty Family on the death of Mortimer….Ar Dheis De go raibh a Anam……Gerard&Hilary Collins.Abbeyfeale.
Noreen & Alf Foster
May 3, 2022 10:14
To the Moriarty family with deepest sympathy on the passing of Mortimer.
Noreen & Alf.
Lucille & Harry Hunt (Waterville)
May 3, 2022 17:34
Deepest sympathy to all the family .
May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Arne Knutzen
Jul 25, 2023 19:34
Oh gosh, I just found out and am shedding a tear or two. From a Dutch camper who, at a young age, discovered so much of Cahersiveen, Kerry and the world at Mannix Point camping, I am confident in saying Mortimer is sorely missed on an international level. I just played some classical music, inspired by Mortimer, in a camping bathroom in a river valley in Italy, and was thanked for it by another camper. I hope Mortimer's family have read the entries of the guest books that were at the campsite. I'm sure they have an idea of the amount of long-lasting joyous memories that he brought to so many people, including me and my father.
Well done Mortimer. Should I do so well, I'll die happy.
Arne Knutzen
Leigh Glendinning
Oct 15, 2023 22:20
I have just discovered that Mortimer is no longer with us and that make me very sad indeed. We became friends in the late 80s when I moved to Tickhill in Yorkshire and Mortimer was still teaching in Worksop. I even made it out to Mannix point - a beautiful place. Mortimer lent me some some walking books that were some of his favourites and which were meant to be returned - but I was moved unexpectedly back to London and when I next visited Tickhill, he had also moved - but I didn't know where to. I still have them and it pains me that I never returned them - and that I never saw him again. He was a very special person and I'm not surprised that he is missed by those who knew him.
