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This service was held on Friday 11th September 2026
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Jo Greene (McNarn)
1 month ago
Thinking of all who knew and loved Graeme. Sending thoughts and love.
Jo, Bill and Audrey
Trace Kennard
1 month ago
He was a truly great man, and I feel very fortunate to have known him.
I learned so much from him, and I will always be grateful for the wisdom, kindness and generosity he shared with us.
But most of all, I will never forget his laugh. It was something that could light up a room and will stay with me forever.
I am so thankful for all that he gave us, and for the memories he leaves behind.
Rest in peace, my brother in HIM. You will be greatly missed.
Winpenn
1 month ago
With love to Jenny, Kate and family from Winsome Penn. I always found Graeme to be a great expositor and friend in CACE days. Praise the Lord for Graeme!
Fun memories also of giving Kate a few lifts home from St Lukes.
Jan Syme
1 month ago
Dear Jenny, Kate, Nic and all the grandkids and great grandkids, what a service of thanksgiving to our Loving God. Graeme had a huge influence on my life and ministry and will always be thankful to God for him. Love and hugs, Jan
Susan Pack David Hickey
1 month ago
Thankyou for sharing of a great man’s life in the path of god
Blessed to have known him
love and thoughts to family
Jo Dickson
1 month ago
I have such special thoughts of Graeme and myself both beginning our beautiful relationship of supporting each other when we both started work at Warragul in 1960. We were unable to attend the service as I have just had knee replacement.
Sheryl & Brian Hastings
1 month ago
To Jenny, Kate. Nick, + wider family,
It was such privilege to watch the replay this morning of Graeme’s farewell.
A life lived for his calling & for his family in love & commitment to both.
We have valued his understanding of the Word, his infectious desire to reach people who showed a whisper of interest. His very relatable preaching, numerous bible studies & moved fwd. with technology using video’s, CD’s etc.
Brian remembers Graeme gifting him, his “Glass House” – which he had packed down every time they had moved.. Graeme said that “ he was gifting it to the “worst person in the parish”!!…. It has been packed & rebuilt twice & still house’s Brian’s orchids.
A honour to know him & receive his encouragement in ministry, borrow & read some of his favourite books & listen to his CD’s..
Fond memories to keep, our thoughts & prayers are with Jenny & the family
Love to all,
Sheryl & Brian
Alison Stritch
1 month ago
The presence of The Holy Spirit was felt by all throughout the beautiful service,which was a tribute to Christian manhood.
I first met The Rev Graeme MacRobb when doing the Bethel Bible studies,
a superb study of God’s Word,held at the Warragul Anglican Church.
Well done,thou good and faithful servant!
Adele Haswell
26 days ago
Such a wonderful service to celebrate the extraordinary life of Graeme. Sending all my love to Jenny, Kate, Nik, Charlotte, Genevieve and all those that were close to Graeme. Much love Adele and family.
Thinking of all who knew and loved Graeme. Sending thoughts and love.
Jo, Bill and Audrey
He was a truly great man, and I feel very fortunate to have known him.
I learned so much from him, and I will always be grateful for the wisdom, kindness and generosity he shared with us.
But most of all, I will never forget his laugh. It was something that could light up a room and will stay with me forever.
I am so thankful for all that he gave us, and for the memories he leaves behind.
Rest in peace, my brother in HIM. You will be greatly missed.
With love to Jenny, Kate and family from Winsome Penn. I always found Graeme to be a great expositor and friend in CACE days. Praise the Lord for Graeme!
Fun memories also of giving Kate a few lifts home from St Lukes.
Dear Jenny, Kate, Nic and all the grandkids and great grandkids, what a service of thanksgiving to our Loving God. Graeme had a huge influence on my life and ministry and will always be thankful to God for him. Love and hugs, Jan
Thankyou for sharing of a great man’s life in the path of god
Blessed to have known him
love and thoughts to family
I have such special thoughts of Graeme and myself both beginning our beautiful relationship of supporting each other when we both started work at Warragul in 1960. We were unable to attend the service as I have just had knee replacement.
To Jenny, Kate. Nick, + wider family,
It was such privilege to watch the replay this morning of Graeme’s farewell.
A life lived for his calling & for his family in love & commitment to both.
We have valued his understanding of the Word, his infectious desire to reach people who showed a whisper of interest. His very relatable preaching, numerous bible studies & moved fwd. with technology using video’s, CD’s etc.
Brian remembers Graeme gifting him, his “Glass House” – which he had packed down every time they had moved.. Graeme said that “ he was gifting it to the “worst person in the parish”!!…. It has been packed & rebuilt twice & still house’s Brian’s orchids.
A honour to know him & receive his encouragement in ministry, borrow & read some of his favourite books & listen to his CD’s..
Fond memories to keep, our thoughts & prayers are with Jenny & the family
Love to all,
Sheryl & Brian
The presence of The Holy Spirit was felt by all throughout the beautiful service,which was a tribute to Christian manhood.
I first met The Rev Graeme MacRobb when doing the Bethel Bible studies,
a superb study of God’s Word,held at the Warragul Anglican Church.
Well done,thou good and faithful servant!
Such a wonderful service to celebrate the extraordinary life of Graeme. Sending all my love to Jenny, Kate, Nik, Charlotte, Genevieve and all those that were close to Graeme. Much love Adele and family.