After watching the service online, if you can leave a guest message to let the family know you have joined into the service, that would be greatly appreciated.
Robyn and your family, Bill and I send you all our condolences on the loss of David. We did not know him so well, but for many years at St Andrews. He was a friendly, gracious man with a lovely smile and great sense of humour. I will miss him in the dog park! Jenny and Bill Raper
Dear Robyn, Jason and Ellysa,
Thinking of you and your families today. I will always be grateful for Davids kindness and friendship. A wonderful tribute to him today.
Love, Sherry Craig
We were privileged to know David. His service at St Andrew’s (his spiritual home) beautifully reflected his full life and the Christian hope & comfort that he is with the Lord.
With our fond love & prayers at this sad time,
Helen & Lawrence & family. xo
It was a lovely service and a wonderful celebration of David’s life. He will be greatly missed. Sorry I couldn’t be there in person.
Thinking of you at this time.
Dear Robyn,
Very sorry we could not attend the funeral service for David…but we were in Milawa and now Metung on “holiday”. We watched the service on video instead. Although I only worked together with David for a short period at Toyota, Dawn and I have happy memories of our dealer trip with you both to France many years ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
Bob and Dawn
So pleased you could conduct such a lovely Christian Service shared with family and friends and the photo memories and tributes showed what a great full life David was able to experience.
Blessings,
Gaye
Dearest Robyn and family … We were quite moved by the service, a fitting tribute to David, so genuinely loved and widely respected. Will leave a big hole in your lives.
Lots of love, Alan & Lesley in Brisbane
Dear Robyn, Jason, Ellysa and family, we will write in more depth, by direct email, but this is to let you know that we were with you throughout David’s moving service.
A beautiful service, Rod has such fond memories of David growing up. A man loved by everyone and such a strong person. We attended the service from Queensland.
Returning home from a dog walk along the beach or a cycle home from work, often we would be greeted by a warm smile and hello from David. Before catching his eye, David would be pensively looking out to the beautiful sea, of course with a scotch in hand. Through this beautiful celebration of David’s life today, I can imagine now what David was pondering. Besides still solving others’ problems, he was taking a moment to cheers his beautiful wife and family, great friendships, brilliant career and a life well lived. We are privileged having known David.
As bosses go, David was more a mento than someone who simply told me what to do, he did often question the how, to make me think about the ramifications and achievement of desired results. In-fact when asked, his answer was usually, “You’re a smart young man, you figure it out.” Regardless what decision I made or how I chose to facilitate it, he always had my back and I learned the value of self-belief and courage to challenge myself.
In my early days David pushed me to do many things that I did not believe I was capable of, eventually creating a confident and purposeful me. He taught me the value of honesty, the value of the people around me and the pleasure that was to be gained from helping others become the best they could be.
As a friend, David was no different and despite his own challenges helped me through a pretty difficult time in my own life.
I have nothing but admiration and respect for this man who taught me so much and asked little in return. I’m greatly saddened that I’m unable to attend the service today, but as I was once told, “Sometimes things don’t always work out how you’d like.”
You are in our thoughts today. David was a wonderful man and a true inspiration to me. He helped me to build my career, had a fantastic wit and his love of fine red wine has certainly rubbed off on me!
Remembering David at this time, whilst I was a Warden and on Vestry at St Andrews, David was always helpful and freely gave advice that was greatly appreciate. Susan and I offer our condolences. Sorry we couldn’t’ t be there in person
Take courage from one another during this sad time. David fought till the end and we’re certain you are proud of all he was able to do and say to you over his lifetime.
Robyn and your family, Bill and I send you all our condolences on the loss of David. We did not know him so well, but for many years at St Andrews. He was a friendly, gracious man with a lovely smile and great sense of humour. I will miss him in the dog park! Jenny and Bill Raper
Dear Robyn,Jason and Ellysa
I had the privilege of knowing David for 50 years. A true gentleman and a man of great wisdom and wit, may he rest in peace
Lots of love
Sue Bloom
Thinking of you all today. Very moving service.
Patricia, Ann and Peter. Children of the late Christine (Bragg) and Neville (Sanderson).
Dear Robyn, Jason and Ellysa,
Thinking of you and your families today. I will always be grateful for Davids kindness and friendship. A wonderful tribute to him today.
Love, Sherry Craig
Dear Robyn, Jason & Ellysa,
We were privileged to know David. His service at St Andrew’s (his spiritual home) beautifully reflected his full life and the Christian hope & comfort that he is with the Lord.
With our fond love & prayers at this sad time,
Helen & Lawrence & family. xo
Dear Robyn,
It was a lovely service and a wonderful celebration of David’s life. He will be greatly missed. Sorry I couldn’t be there in person.
Thinking of you at this time.
Mary Morgan
Dear Robyn,
Very sorry we could not attend the funeral service for David…but we were in Milawa and now Metung on “holiday”. We watched the service on video instead. Although I only worked together with David for a short period at Toyota, Dawn and I have happy memories of our dealer trip with you both to France many years ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time.
Bob and Dawn
So pleased you could conduct such a lovely Christian Service shared with family and friends and the photo memories and tributes showed what a great full life David was able to experience.
Blessings,
Gaye
Dear Robyn and family,
We’re remembering you in our thoughts and prayers and giving thanks for David and a life well lived!
A beautiful, honoring service.
With our love
Peter & Gill McGregor (Attending from Sydney)
Dear Robyn:
Thank you for allowing me to join from New York, and to see and hear the beautiful service for David.
All those wonderful family photos allowed me to share your life together.
Love to you and your family.
Graeme Whitelaw
Dearest Robyn and family … We were quite moved by the service, a fitting tribute to David, so genuinely loved and widely respected. Will leave a big hole in your lives.
Lots of love, Alan & Lesley in Brisbane
Dear Robyn, Jason, Ellysa and family, we will write in more depth, by direct email, but this is to let you know that we were with you throughout David’s moving service.
With much love,
David and Judi
Dear Robyn, Jason and Ellysa,
A beautiful service, Rod has such fond memories of David growing up. A man loved by everyone and such a strong person. We attended the service from Queensland.
Love Rod and Jan. x
Thank you Robyn and family for making it possible to share David’s journey with you.
Fond memories
Esther and Peter Lalor
Robyn, Jason, Ellysa and family
Returning home from a dog walk along the beach or a cycle home from work, often we would be greeted by a warm smile and hello from David. Before catching his eye, David would be pensively looking out to the beautiful sea, of course with a scotch in hand. Through this beautiful celebration of David’s life today, I can imagine now what David was pondering. Besides still solving others’ problems, he was taking a moment to cheers his beautiful wife and family, great friendships, brilliant career and a life well lived. We are privileged having known David.
Love Shelly and Doug
As bosses go, David was more a mento than someone who simply told me what to do, he did often question the how, to make me think about the ramifications and achievement of desired results. In-fact when asked, his answer was usually, “You’re a smart young man, you figure it out.” Regardless what decision I made or how I chose to facilitate it, he always had my back and I learned the value of self-belief and courage to challenge myself.
In my early days David pushed me to do many things that I did not believe I was capable of, eventually creating a confident and purposeful me. He taught me the value of honesty, the value of the people around me and the pleasure that was to be gained from helping others become the best they could be.
As a friend, David was no different and despite his own challenges helped me through a pretty difficult time in my own life.
I have nothing but admiration and respect for this man who taught me so much and asked little in return. I’m greatly saddened that I’m unable to attend the service today, but as I was once told, “Sometimes things don’t always work out how you’d like.”
A sad day will miss David,s Humour and positive outlook on life…….well done David.
You are in our thoughts today. David was a wonderful man and a true inspiration to me. He helped me to build my career, had a fantastic wit and his love of fine red wine has certainly rubbed off on me!
Love and prayers.
Peter Griffin, Suzy, Claudia and Charles
Hi Robyn and family,
Remembering David at this time, whilst I was a Warden and on Vestry at St Andrews, David was always helpful and freely gave advice that was greatly appreciate. Susan and I offer our condolences. Sorry we couldn’t’ t be there in person
Glenn and Susan Searle
Robyn, Ell, Jason and Family,
Take courage from one another during this sad time. David fought till the end and we’re certain you are proud of all he was able to do and say to you over his lifetime.
Lots of Love,
Sean, Belinda, Harry, Archie and Maddie
Dear Robyn, Jason and Ellysa,
Thinking of you all at this time. I have fond memories of David and his love of life. Attending the service today from Tasmania.
Lots of love, Robert, Natalie, Ciarn, Eamon, Kyah & Narah. xxxooo