Geoff Bishop 9 January 1933 – 29 May 2025
CONTRIBUTE
TO MEMORY TIMELINE
It is with a heavy heart to have to say goodbye to this wonderful, caring, gentle man. He (along with his wife Ann) have become 2 very important people in my life over the last 40 odd years. As hard as it is to say goodbye I know he was ready to go, he was tired. He is now at rest. Even though he wanted to go his face always lit up when he saw his grandchildren and great grandchildren. We will always hold that close to our hearts. Miss you Dad/Grandpa xx
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Our deepest sympathies goes out to the family and friends of our Uncle Geoff. We thank you for the precious memories we have and the words that will always ring in our ears. “Yes Dear” Such a gentleman and beautiful soul to have had the pleasure of calling our family.
Dear Uncle Geoff, our family were blessed to have you in our lives, we always looked forward to your visits to Melbourne with Aunty Ann…. as my children said ….” Uncle Geoff and Aunty Ann always made us laugh, Uncle Geoff was a funny chap.” that’s the English coming out in them. Our deepest sympathies go out to Aunty Ann, David, Geoff Junior, Yvette, their families and the extended family and friends of Uncle Geoff’s. Much love from us here in Melbourne….Helen, April, Stewart, Sadie, Bradley, Nicole, and Christie.
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Fond memories of a true gentleman and friend. Kind, loving, loyal, patient, non-judgemental and supportive…a lovely, lovely man. Our deepest Sympathies to Ann, his children Geoff Jnr, David and Yvette, hid grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He will be missed.
Geoff you were always so kind and lovely to Ella, Lewis and I since we came in to Swaens life. You did so much for Swaen, opening your home and heart. I will forever be grateful to you, you were a true gentleman. Anne we are so heartbroken for your loss, we are sending you all of our love. Rest peacefully Geoff You will be missed xxxxx
It is with a heavy heart to have to say goodbye to this wonderful, caring, gentle man. He (along with his wife Ann) have become 2 very important people in my life over the last 40 odd years. As hard as it is to say goodbye I know he was ready to go, he was tired. He is now at rest. Even though he wanted to go his face always lit up when he saw his grandchildren and great grandchildren. We will always hold that close to our hearts. Miss you Dad/Grandpa xx View full message
Sharon GeorgeOur deepest sympathies goes out to the family and friends of our Uncle Geoff. We thank you for the precious memories we have and the words that will always ring in our ears. “Yes Dear” Such a gentleman and beautiful soul to have had the pleasure of calling our family. Read full message here.
My condolences to uncle Geoff's family. Heaven has another angel Read full message here.
Dear Uncle Geoff, our family were blessed to have you in our lives, we always looked forward to your visits to Melbourne with Aunty Ann…. as my children said ….” Uncle Geoff and Aunty Ann always made us laugh, Uncle Geoff was a funny chap.” that’s the English coming out in them. Our deepest sympathies go out to Aunty Ann, David, Geoff Junior, Yvette, their families and the extended family and friends of Uncle Geoff’s. Much love from us here in Melbourne….Helen, April, Stewart, Sadie, Bradley, Nicole, and Christie. View full message
Helen HEDGERFond memories of a true gentleman and friend. Kind, loving, loyal, patient, non-judgemental and supportive…a lovely, lovely man. Our deepest Sympathies to Ann, his children Geoff Jnr, David and Yvette, hid grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He will be missed. Read full message here.
Geoff you were always so kind and lovely to Ella, Lewis and I since we came in to Swaens life. You did so much for Swaen, opening your home and heart. I will forever be grateful to you, you were a true gentleman. Anne we are so heartbroken for your loss, we are sending you all of our love. Rest peacefully Geoff You will be missed xxxxx Read full message here.