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Mick McGillicuddy

Published on 21/01/2020

McGillicuddy Mick Died in Brighton on 11th January 2020 aged 69 years. Much loved husband of Shelagh, father of Jimmy and Lauren, brother of Terry. A ceremony to celebrate Mick's life will be held at Woodvale Crematorium South Chapel, Brighton at 11.00am on Monday 27th January 2020, all are welcome. Family flowers only, if you would like to donate in honour of Mick please donate to The Martlets Hospice www.martlets.org.uk/donate/

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Jo McRae November 2nd, 2020
Having just seen this I want to send my condolences to Mick's family. A special friend from many years ago but always in my heart. Taken too soon but he has obviously touched many lives in such a positive way. RIP Mick x
Cruiser21 January 30th, 2020
By far the best teacher I have ever known and probably ever will , sincere condolences to all of your family xxx
Nicola Mehravari January 25th, 2020
A wonderful teacher who had such a positive impact on so many lives. Even though he taught me 43 years ago I have clear fond and happy memories of his classes. A man to be remembered and esteemed. My condolences to Shelagh and children. Nicola Inkpin, Australia.
Gary Vanderhoven January 25th, 2020
Sad news. Condolences to the family,.
peter cook January 25th, 2020
Mick and I met on our first day as young teachers at KM in September 1973.We had a lot of laughs, and several beers, in the 3 years I was at KM. We often met up at the pub in Shoreham and frequently had nights out in Worthing when he would often kip at our house before school the next day! We used to meet to play poker (badly) with a couple of my mates and guys like Dennis Meek and Graham Gain. We lost touch when I moved schools and I was very sad to hear news of his death.
Mick was a special teacher. He was self-contained but had some of the funniest one-liners and could always raise a laugh. I'm not surprised he's had so many fond comments from students. His understated commitment to the kids he taught was a lesson for us all.
My profound condolences

Peter Cook
Rehcaz January 24th, 2020
Best teacher ever! RIP Mr McG!
Daisy xx January 24th, 2020
Mr McGillicuddy taught me at kings manor school he also taught my mum
And her brothers & sisters and most of my family , he was by far the best teacher of all time , EVERYONE thro the years and all generations speak so highly of him and always have done , Mr McGillicuddy was a legend .. the memory that stands out the most was him running the “unit” where kids were some what challenging / requiring extra help & guidance , he just had the most patience and understanding and had such a kind heart he spoke to children in a way that no other teacher did and this helped so many including myself make progress through there school years , I truly am sorry for his family and I offer my deepest condolences, rest in peace Mr McGillicuddy XXXXX
The black widow January 24th, 2020
RIP Mr McGillicuddy,so sad you taught me and my 3 children you we’re the best teacher, my thoughts are with your family xx 💗💞💕
Joann Kilgarriff January 24th, 2020
I had this gent as a teacher and so did many of my family. Best teacher. Never judged , always had time for you , patient, fun and made lessons easy for all. So sorry for there loss. R.i.p sir
Lorraine Luke January 24th, 2020
An amazing teacher who the Kings Manor ex pupils spoke so highly of. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends x