I hope the family will still check this website, I just learned about Kieran's passing. Kieran and I had many fine adventures together as we traveled across the world selling, customizing and servicing newspaper systems. He opened his heart and his home on several of my trips to Australia as did I when he visited the United States. I learned a lot from him and always admired his drive and determination for his work, his family and his hobbies. We had great games playing Africa Campaign and Risk. I wish the family well and may you all take a bit of Kieran with you in your life travels. May god bless, Kent Randall Formally with Newspaper Electronics Lee's Summit, MO USA

Mary

13 years ago

Thanks, Kent. Dad often kept us entertained with tales from your adventures! He mentioned you a lot. I'm pleased I stumbled across this site again, thanks for leaving such a nice comment.

Mary

13 years ago

Thanks, Kent. Dad often kept us entertained with tales from your adventures! He mentioned you a lot. I'm pleased I stumbled across this site again, thanks for leaving such a nice comment.

i found out about Kieran by chance when at the crematorium today. I remember Kieran as the big brother of my childhood friends Brendan and Rory - a man who could do anything with radios and who could clamour 40 feet up any tree you picked just to put up a temporary aerial to receive our beloved 2SM from Nambucca Heads. May I extend my best wishes to the family at this time and God's peace while the healing takes place.

Kieran came to visit whilst we were living in England, down in Tavistock. After and enjoyable few days, he decided to check on the departure time of his flight back to Australia. he thought it was the next day and to his horror, found that it departed in 4 hours! The drive from our place to the airport usually took well over four hours, and he had three hours fifty left! Using his usual driving style, he made it!