Neil Britten Mallet 22 April, 1962 – 26 February, 2024
Richmond Riots Basketball Club
Dear Carey, Jack and Harry. Sending our deepest condolences after the passing of Neil. He was a wonderful volunteer coach and a passionate member of our club / community and we know that he loved watching the boys play. He will be missed deeply by many. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. Wishing you peace and comfort. The Committee Members of the Richmond Riots Basketball Club
Richmond Riots Basketball Club
> VIEW ON MEMORY TIMELINEJo Sellars
To Carey, boys, Dunc, Lochie, Stew, Mama and Papa Mallet, Sending lots of love and condolences. Whilst I havent seen Neil for years, watching this service and seeing the old videos brought him back larger than life as if it was only yesterday. Neil was a great Mojo-ian and mate. I am so happy to see what a wonderful life and love he went to have in Melbourne. He supported me in my career, on the nettie court and at the bar with his love of Kris Kristoffersen - I too had a dad who played KK my whole life, so I had a singing partner. When neil laughed really hard (usually at Brice) I've never known somebody to nearly expire laughing like him, he brought everybody else along with him. He was one of the biggest hearted people I ever met. Gone but never forgotten, our Sledge. Lots of Love, Jo
Jo Sellars
> VIEW ON MEMORY TIMELINEMichael Curtin
Thank you for your friendship in the later years of high school. My life has been richer due to the many experiences and adventures that we shared (and I still proudly wear the physical scars as a reminder of our time together 😃😃). My thoughts are with Carey, Jack and Harry as they now negotiate and live life without Neil, drawing on the many wonderful memories they share.