Griffith Wynne Williams

My Memories of Wynne Williams I most pleasantly recall my long association with Wynne (and family) since 1967. I am greatly saddened by his recent passing although I fortunately called in and saw him a couple of months ago and had a great chat with him. As a student geologist at Bendigo Institute of Technology, Wynne was my mentor, lecturer and...more

🕯 Gypsy Oz lit a candle Mentor, scholar, lyracist, story teller, footy fan, food lover, Geologist, Taid (Welsh for Grandfather), Welshman, Aussie, dog lover ,scribe, music lover, poetry & literature enthusiast,humourist,DAD, Loved & Missed

🌷 Gypsy Oz gave a flower Gone but not lost to me for a second, always in my mind, always in my heart.

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🌷 Gypsy Oz gave a flower

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🕯 Gypsy Oz lit a candle

🕯 Gypsy Oz lit a candle

Our Father and Grandfather The Family of Griffith Wynne Williams would like to extend our appreciation and thanks to the many individuals and organisations involved in his diagnosis, care and passing. Our thanks go to Dr Gary Berryman for the sensitivity, holistic care and 'bed-side manner' he afforded our father and Taid (Welsh for Grandfa...more

Miss his melodious voice

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🌷 Gypsy Oz gave a flower To Kitchen gadgets & cups of Tea.

I remember with great fondness my Geology lecturer Wynne at the old Bendigo Institute of Technology between 1968 and 1972. Vale Wynne - a true gentleman. Thank you Christine for your kind notification of his passing. Rob Gaulton

So sorry to hear my lovable Uncle Griff has passed away in Australia I have only just found out about it on the internet. He use to babysit me when a baby and also teased me and made me cry and he taught me to juggle. Never saw much of him since he emigrated but he was always thought of with great love and kindness.Sad I will never see him agai...more