Erin Molan has revealed what she has found most difficult about her father’s death in a moving tribute to the late senator and major general.
She opened up to Sky News host Paul Murray on Thursday evening about the loss of her father, revealing the thing she found most difficult about his death.
Erin Molan paid tribute to her dad in an emotional interview with Paul Murray. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary RamageThe decorated former major general had been involved in politics since 2012, after retiring from the army in 2008. In his political career, he worked closely on Operation Sovereign Borders alongside former prime minister Scott Morrison and entered the senate in 2017.
Mr Molan was highly respected for his contribution as Deputy Chair of the Senate Select Committee on Stillbirth Research - a position influenced by the death of his granddaughter Emily from bowel cancer.
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