Deepest condolences to Jeff, Evelyn, and family, and wishing you moments of peace and comfort during this difficult time.

Your colleagues

Norafin (Americas), Inc.

Dear Cinta and Molloy family,

I am so sorry to hear of Kevin’s death. I haven’t seen him for probably a decade and so wasn’t aware of his health issues. 

I treasured the opportunity I had to get to know and work with Kevin in our Kahler and Mayo roles, and in the community. He always brought joy, a sense of humor and a pragmatic approach to getting things done to our interactions. He made a real difference in our community and will be remembered for that for many many years.

I am deeply grateful for having known this fine man. You are in my prayers  

Jeff

We were so sorry to read about Kevin's passing in the paper yesterday.  Our sympathy to Cinta and the family.  We are remembering all the times at St. John's grade school where our boys were in school with your children.  Dennis was in Jeremy's class.  Kevin was a wonderful dad and so willing to help with activities as were you Cinta.  We will always remember you and your wonderful family.  

My sincerest sympathies to Kevin's family. I briefly worked under Kevin in 2007 when he was the mall manager at the Galleria. Kevin was so very kind to me and always had a friendly hello to me even after he was no longer the mal manager. It indeed was an honor to have met Kevin. I pray for his peace with our Lord. And for peace in the fond memories his family and friends shall always have of him.

Sincerely,

Pat Ridout

I am very sad to hear of Mr. Molloy’s passing. For a brief time in the early 2000’s, I worked at the Rochester Hilton Garden Inn. I would see Mr. Molloy on a frequent basis. He remembered me from Lourdes and was always very kind and cordial to me. My sincerest condolences to Mrs. Molloy, Hilary and the family.

Deepest sympathy to dear Cinta,Evelyn, Denis,Elizabeth,Hilary and families and also to his loving brothers Jim John and Brian who are unable to travel to be with you during this very sad time . 
I joined you on live stream for the beautiful and meaningful ceremony. 
I met Kevin for the first time over 50 years ago  in Rathfarnham. I still remember his hearty laugh and great sense of humour….. and how tall he was !!
Right now I’m sending you all happy  vibes so that you can treasure all the wonderful memories .

May Kevin now rest in peace .

Sincerely Patricia Shortt. (Cora Molloy’s sister) 

Sincere condolences to Cinta, Evelyn, Denis, Elizabeth and Hilary and extended families in the U.S. on the very sad passing of Kevin. Thinking of you all at this sad time. May Kevin Rest in Peace. 

My deepest sympathies to Cinta and family and to Kevin’s brothers in Ireland - Jim, John and Brian who are so deeply saddened at the untimely loss of the youngest member of their family. 
I first met Kevin in Dublin when my sister Cora married Kevin’s brother Jim, 56 years ago. At that time, Kevin was about to step on the first leg of the ladder of his career in hospitality and nobody knew the extent of the success he would eventually achieve on the other side of the Atlantic. As a teenager he already had that great sense of humour and remembering his return visits to his family in Ireland, I can still hear that wonderful infectious laugh that so many have mentioned. 
Rest in peace Kevin.
At dheis Dé go raibh a anam uasal. 

Sincere sympathy to you all.

Áine (Cora's sister)

I have so many happy memories from childhood of being at the Molloy house and the kindness and generosity (and also patience) that Mr. Molloy showed me. I still talk about those New Year's Eve celebrations at the Kahler hotel and how special they were. My deepest condolences to the whole family. He will be greatly missed and I know that this is a very difficult time. I regret that I'm not able to be there for the service, but sending so much love from New York to you all. 

Our condolences on the passing of your dear Kevin.  Cinta, you Kevin and your family have been the best neighbors for decades and we count ourselves lucky to know you.  Kevin seemed always to have a twinkle in his eye and Cinta, your sense of humor is off the charts!  I remember 30 years ago having our house renovated and coming home from work to an unidentified chemical smell.  The fire department was unsure of the source and advised us to stay elsewhere.  Kevin arranged for and immediately packed us off to stay at the Kahler, always concerned for others.  And so many times little pooch Louis would lead Kevin on a race to our house, keeping just ahead enough that Kevin could not grab him.  Very funny to watch and of course this lead to wonderful neighbor chats about gardening as well as updates on the events in the neighborhood.  We will miss him greatly.

Those we love don’t go away,

They walk beside us every day,

Unseen, unheard, but always near,

Still loved, still missed and very dear.

Kevin will forever be known as a pillar in the Rochester Hospitality Community.  He had more class in his little finger than I will ever have in a life time.  My husband recalled the time he called me "a diamond in the ruff."  I will say that was one of my most proud moments in my life, him noticing potential in me.  I had the opportunity to thank him and acknowledge him as my mentor at a Rotary luncheon meeting, this is also a special memory for me.  I had literally just come across a video of him at his 50th birthday party at his home, Paul McDonald was playing the bag pipes on his front lawn - there were many hotel people there to celebrate.  I found the video just last week and was going to send him a digital copy - how suddenly things change.  I will forever be grateful that he and Luci Passe "raised" me in this industry.  Kevin commanded attention and respect by just stepping into a room - but wasn't to proud to sit and fold napkins for a large event.  Those were my favorite moments, when his guard was down a bit.  I will miss running into him in downtown Rochester to catch up on life and dare say will miss hearing his dreamy Irish accent.  Rest in peace Kevin...thank you for all the shared wisdom and thank you for the memories.  

Laurel Schacht, General Manager - Aspen Suites and Aspen Select Hotels

Kevin and your family will be in our prayers in the Beltz home. i had the privilege of working with Kevin at titan and also sharing experiences with the Kahler corporation and various RCVB and chamber experiences. I enjoyed his sift hearted demeanor and incredible sense of humor. Above all, Kevin was a consummate Hospitality professional  whomw we all should emulate in the Hotel Management Profession.

God Speed Kevin+

John Beltz

Kevin was a scholar and a gentleman and a man of great good humor.  We will truly miss him in the days and years to come.  When Kevin was bringing his lovely bride Cinta to Rochester for the first time,  they stayed with us in Chicago, and we remember fondly his delight and pride in introducing Cinta to his Chicago cousins.  That delight and pride never waned, but grew to include his wonderful family.  Our deepest sympathy to all the family and friends, both near and far.

Sorry for your Loss, may he rest in peace. I worked at the Kahler Kitchen in the 70’s with Kevin. Always friendly, easy to talk too.

Dear Cinta and Family,

Kevin hired me at the Kahler Hotel in May 1977. For 18 1/2 years, he was my direct supervisor. Kevin found a way to balance care, concern and empathy for my challenges or concerns with "but this is business and we have work to do." No one has ever done that as well as he did. His caring and professionalism came through in everything he did.

I tried very hard to emulate him in my personal and professional life. He is very much responsible for the person and professional that I have tried to be. I regret that I never told him that, but I know others who have felt the same way, and I hope some of them were able to let him know. Kevin was one of the most ethical, honest, caring and professional people I have ever had the pleasure to know and work with. I hope that some of the words you read will help you know what a positive impact Kevin had on so many people, and may help bring you some relief from the sorrow you bear.

Paul Podehl,      

Madison, Wisconsin

I am so sorry to hear of Kevin's passing.  My deepest condolences to all his family. May he rest in peace.

Carmel Marshall

Molloy Family,

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of Kevin, Mr. Molloy as I always called him. I had the honor of meeting Mr. and Mrs. Molloy while working at Prescotts where they would come almost every week for dinner. Mr. Molloy was one of the nicest people I have ever met, he always engaged in conversation and he and Mrs. Molloy were my absolute favorites. I would run into Mr Molloy often in the Galleria and he would always stop and say hello and engage in conversation.

Mr. Molloy will truly be missed.

My mother (Susan Johnson) and Kevin worked together for many years at The Kahler and I worked for a Chafoulias company during my college years. I met Kevin about 19 years ago when he came up to me with a big smile while I was working and said “Hi, I work with your Mom!”. I was a bit nervous as I was a shy, timid girl in my early 20’s and meeting someone of such great status and prestige in the community, but was immediately put at ease by his kind, authentic, and gentle nature. From then on he would always say hello and ask how my mom was doing after she had left The Kahler. My mom said he was her mentor in the hospitality industry and we are both so deeply saddened by the news of his passing. I will always remember Kevin as the “gentle giant” he was, his altruistic nature, a man adored by the Rochester community and everyone he met, and a mentor to strive to emulate in both my professional and personal lives. Sending prayers and God’s comfort to The Molloy family during this difficult time 

Cinta and family 

I am so sad to hear of Kevin’s passing 

I will treasure the times that we went to lunch or when he came to the store he always brightened up my day we would talk about family and he always loved talking about his grandkids it warmed his heart to have them call him papa Kevin was not just a great friend but as Gus would say he was a wonderful human being we may have lost him here on earth but Heaven jus got a loving Angel ?❤️?

Rest in peace Uncle Kevin. Even though we didn’t see Kevin often, I have many fond memories of him and enjoyed chatting to him in recent years. To Cinta, Evelyn, Denis, Elizabeth, Hilary and your families, we are thinking of you all at this very sad time. All our love, Mary, John and Paddy 

I don't know Kevin directly, but instead, through his daughter Hilary who is one of the best people I know. His legacy lives on in his amazing family and contributions to the Rochester community. I'm so lucky to count Hilary as not only a trusted, smart, driven, and hard-working co-worker who gives so much of herself to her patients and colleagues, but also as my dear friend. Sending my deepest condolences to the Molloy family and wrapping you all in prayers for peace and love.

Cinta and family 

I am so sad to hear of Kevin’s passing 

I will treasure the times that we went to lunch or when he came to the store he always brightened up my day we would talk about family and he always loved talking about his grandkids it warmed his heart to have them call him papa Kevin was not just a great friend but as Gus would say he was a wonderful human being we may have lost him here on earth but Heaven jus got a loving Angel ?❤️?

Cinta and family 

I am so sad to hear of Kevin’s passing 

I will treasure the times that we went to lunch or when he came to the store he always brightened up my day we would talk about family and he always loved talking about his grandkids it warmed his heart to have them call him papa Kevin was not just a great friend but as Gus would say he was a wonderful human being we may have lost him here on earth but Heaven jus got a loving Angel ?❤️?

Rest in peace Uncle Kevin. Our deepest condolences to Cinta, our cousins & their children. We are thinking of you. With all of our love Grainne, Hughie, Penny & Beatrice 

Dear Cinta and Family,

Please accept my sincere sympathy and condolences on the loss of Kevin. Both Chuck and I had wonderful experiences working with him over more than 30 years. He was a very good Catholic man who deserved our respect and admiration. You are remembered in my thoughts and prayers.

Arlyn Gagnon

Deepest condolences to Jeff, Evelyn, and family, and wishing you moments of peace and comfort during this difficult time.

Your colleagues

Norafin (Americas), Inc.

Cinta. Our deepest sympathy to you and all the family on the death of Kevin. May his gentle soul Rest  in Peace. It was lovely that we saw and talked to him in June. We will be thinking of you all over the coming days. We have a candle burning in our home in his memory. Love Joan and David

Molloy Family, you are all in our thoughts and prayers. So many fun memories of Kevin's voice and his humor. His humor was splendid and refreshing! Kevin will never be forgotten. Smile and cherish the good memories! We will be thinking of Kevin and the Molloy Family while out of town this weekend. - Pat and Tabitha Addy

I am so sad to hear this. Kevin was such a gentleman. I enjoyed his sense of humor too. Saying prayers for all.

Cathy and Mark Sparks

Deepest sympathy to Cinta and family on the  passing of Kevin from all the extended Molloy family in Glenbrack. Our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. May he test in peace. 

Cinta & Family -

I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of Kevin, my thoughts & sympathy to you all.

I first met Kevin in 1975 when Dad & I were in Dublin, at the Shelbourne. (I still have a coffee spoon from there). I remember thinking how tall he was & loved his “accent!” I know he did great things for the Kahler in the continually evolving hospitality industry.

Prayers for you all.

Kim

So sorry for your loss, Cinta and all your family. I remember him as a friendly stately tall man who made an impact on those he met and made our community a better place through his work.  You are in my daily thoughts and prayers . 

Uncle Kevin was kind, funny and a true gentleman. My condolences to darling Cinta, our beautiful cousins and their children. He was loved and will be missed greatly.

Candles are lit all over Dublin and Mayo for him. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis. 

My sympathy to all the members of the Molloy Family.  Kevin was a Touch of Class.  Personable, caring, etc.  Always treated others in a Special Way.  God Bless.

I’m truly sorry for your family’s loss. While I never had the pleasure of meeting him, I’ve had the honor of loving his daughter Evelyn, son in law Jeff and granddaughters Vivian & Monica as family. His kindness and love shines through them. May his memory bring you strength during this difficult time. 

Matthew 

I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Molloy, but I feel as though I got to know him through his daughter Liz. He must have been an unbelievably amazing man to have raised such an incredible daughter. A special soul has been lost and my heart is with the entire family during this most difficult time. Wrapping you all in love.

Deepest sympathy to Cinta and all the family on the sad death of your beloved Kevin. 

May his gentle soul rest in peace and may God comfort you all on your great loss.

Suaimhneas síoraí, a Chaoimhín.

I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Molloy, but I feel as though I got to know him through his daughter Liz. He must have been an unbelievably amazing man to have raised such an incredible daughter. A special soul has been lost and my heart is with the entire family during this most difficult time. Wrapping you all in love.

Our Deepest Condolences on the passing of Kevin.

May He Rest In Peace in His  Heavenly Home.

From Lilian and  family,  Ballyhaunis,  Ireland.