Herbert COOK Obituary

Dear Shirley and Lynley, Steve and I were so shocked and saddened to learn of Bram's death. He was a very special man, who lived a rich and full life. We remember so fondly our time with you - Bram's garden, his rug, his stories. You all made us a part of your family, and we treasure your friendship. We will keep you all in our thoughts and prayers.

Dear Shirley & Family,
I was shocked to learn of Bram's death via Grace (Bringans) this morning on Skype.
I think of you often and the times we had in London at Christmas 1965.
I will give you a ring when Grace advises me of your telephone number.
With love and prayers and may God surround you in His embrace.

A lovely man. He was one of my favourite hospital specialists when I was growing up. He saw past my disabilities to who I really was. We found common ground and respect for each other. We laughed a lot, and after every appointment he'd put his hand in his pocket to give me a coin to buy myself a drink from the hospital vending machine.
I was very sad to learn that he had died.
My sympathy to his family.

Very sorry to hear that Bramwell had died. He was a great teacher and mentor during my training. Sorry I will not be able to make the funeral. My thoughts are with you Shirley and the family. Ian Wilson

Thinking of you Shirley and family at the sad a shock time. Brian & I extend our deepest sympathy to you.
We done good and faithful servant of God.
Rosemary and Brian Lantz. Melbourne.

Thinking of Shirley and family in your very sad loss. Bram was a lovely, Godly man who always took interest in others. At George's funeral last week he gave me a hug and asked how John was doing. He will be missed by many. Sending sincere sympathy and love. Beverley

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

COOK, Bramwell (Bram):
Respected and loved brother-in-law of the late Stan and Helen Hay, nieces Annette, Julie, the late Colleen and Christine.