A very popular real estate agent died of cancer, leaving a 'paid forward' foundation who has collected thousands of dollars.
Melbourne-agent Fraser 'FRASE' CAHILL, 39, lost his brave fight for life surrounded by his family in Point Lonsdale on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula after an 'incredibly courageous' year-long battle last Friday.
His death led to an outpouring of tribute, led by his old employer, luxury real estate agency Marshall White, who greeted him as 'simple of the best'.
“Like all the things in his life, phrase took on this fight and did not let his skin dampen life, his smile, his love for adventure and time with friends,” an explanation that was placed online.
'From his early days, he soon became a team favorite for his friendship, his care for others and his ability to have a good time run.
'Within the real estate sector, Fraser was known for its professionalism, integrity and work ethics by everyone he encountered – whether it is about buying, selling or advising.
'His personality, passion for life and love for friends is a memory of the impact that an individual can make on the people around them.
“Within the real estate sector, Fraser was known for his professionalism, integrity and work ethics by everyone he encountered.”
Fraser 'frase' Cahill (left) died surrounded by his family in Point Lonsdale after a year -long fight against cancer
Fraser (photo) was a much -respected member of the Marshall White Stonnington sales team
Mr. Cahill's deeply sad family has pronounced their gratitude for the messages of love and received support from benefactors.
“Love never gives up, never loses faith, is always hopeful and remains through every circumstance,” they wrote, quoting Corinthians 13-7.
Mr. Cahill was diagnosed with cancer in January 2024 and placed in December that he was remission after six months of chemotherapy.
“Post CT scans revealed, from what they can see, I am now cancer -free,” he posted on social media.
'An interesting journey that gave me a new perspective on the life of life and am very grateful that I have a new appreciation of how happy I am.
“Life is short!”
Mr. Cahill is survived by his parents Amanda and Doug, brothers Wes and Quinton, sister Nellie, sisters -sisters Ange and Odette, Kitty, India and Peggy, and Hugo and Archie nephews.
His death led to tribute from all layers of the lives of old experienced friends of his father to customers, colleagues and neighbors, who said their street will never be the same again.
“Fraser's warmth, energy and relentless inclusiveness has left an indelible mark on our community,” wrote a neighbor.
Real estate agent, Marshall White, said that Fraser Cahill (photo) cancer did not leave 'his skin for life'
“The street will never be the same again, but the Christmas party will live on in honor of him and celebrate the mind that he has brought us all.”
Another said: “It is an honor and a privilege to have known and love such an incredible person.
“The memories and stories of phrase will be told for decades.”
Prior to his death, the community had supported Fraser by donating more than $ 161,050 to a fundraising on crowdfunding platform Mycause.com.au
The cause is meant to 'eliminate others' as Mr Cahill did by offering other people care, resources and opportunities, said his friend Scott Mortimore.
Fraser Cahill (photo) started a fundraising to 'pay' good deeds that received a total of $ 161,050 in donations
“If you've ever inspired you, you've made laugh or let your back work – this is your chance to pay it in advance.”
Friends and loved ones party last month with Mr. Cahill during a drink filled by drinks.
Mr Mortimore said that his friend's spirit “was still on others and how he can make a difference” while resting in the hospital the next day.
