Graham FEAR Obituary

Graham was a positive supporter of Redcliffs School and was always willing to help if requested. We continued to touch base with him at the Court Theatre regularly and he always had time to chat and find out what we were doing. I was sorry to read of his passing. Our sympathy and thoughts are with the family.
Ann Camfield

Rest peacefully Graham. Reunited again with Roy and the "Anne's". I always remember your sense of humour and laughter at Chaucer Press in the time I was there (1989-1997).

Graham was such an advocate for the printing industry, and in particular for training. We are forever in his debt for his commitment to ensuring the skills of our industry continue on. He will always be remembered for the part he played in print. Our condolences to the family.

Our company re built Grahams house after the earthquake.We quickly became friends and had many things in common.we kept in touch and visited each other regularly over the years.We are sad to hear of his passing and will miss his company.Love to Sue and Elizabeth.

Graham was a Gentleman - Friend and mentor
His skills within the Printing industry were legendary
He always had time and advise for upskilling the generations to too trade standards
His interests extended to fine wines and superb whiskeys
His love of all things aviation he pursued with a passion
Chairman of the Board in our Merivale weekly get together to discuss over a pint to debate everything in this
We will raise a glass or 2 at our next get together and miss your banter
Cheers Sir

Sorry to learn of Graham's passing. My memory goes back to Graham working at Bascands Ltd in Kilmore Street. Then, of course, all the times we met at printing industry get-to-gethers and business. A real gentleman. Lovely guy. My condolences to your family. Bruce Bascand - Caxton.

It was great having Anne and Graham and family as neighbours during my time in McCormacks Bay.
Thank you for your hospitality.

Fun memories of working with Graham and colleagues at Chaucer Press. Condolences to his family at this time.

Very fond memories of our West Coast trips and Thursday´s at Bailies, a great Englishman and friend Tony Smith