STRINGER, Hamish Andre

To
Karen, Charles. Paul, Deirdre and families our thoughts are with you all
at this time.

Hamish thank you for the good times on the farm, the bomb fires, yabbying , and all your stories, your knowledge of mechanics and for being a great mentor
to many

You will be sadley missed by all those who had the priveledge of knowing you.

Cindy, Ivan,Lily
Henderson/Zanic- Geelong

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Hamish Deepest Sympathy to the family.
Lucy

Our condolences to Karen, Paul, Deirdre lots of wonderful memories of our times with Hamish and Theresa

Dear Karen, Paul and Deirdre & families,

I was so sorry to hear that your dear Dad had passed away. Hamish and Theresa were the best neighbours at Sutherland’s Creek to my young and growing family in the late 1990’s and through the next decade.

Hamish always had a project on the go, fixing engines, planting trees or pushing over boxthorns and weeds. Also, spending hours with their beautiful grandchildren. Theresa always had time for a cuppa and a lovely chat.

We’d often accidentally meet with me in gumboots chasing a mob of cows in the creek because the fences were awful or washed away in the last flood.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your precious Dad and Grandfather, Hamish.

Regards and best wishes,

Michaela Holroyd & family,
(Past neighbour in Robbs Road)

To
Karen, Charlie, Paul and Deirdre

I wish I could be there for you and Hamish for this special day, with such a heavy heart and my thoughts are with you and your family and friends, Both Mr and Mrs S were all ways like a mum and dad to me.

Lots of love
Phillip Robinson (Fifi)

A valued and quiet achieving member of Mildura Vintage Vehicles Club, whose presence will be greatly missed.
President, Committee & Members of MVVC.

To Karen, Paul, Deirdre & families, we are saddened to hear of Hamish’s passing, our thoughts are with you all.
Lance & Sharon Stringer.

REST IN PEACE UNCLE “MC DONALD” NICK.

To Hamish’s family

So sorry to hear of Hamish’s passing.

As a female apprentice motor mechanic back in the late eighties, I had the privilege of getting to know Hamish then as one of my trade school teachers at the Geelong East Technical School. I still remember him as my favorite teacher there, always smiling, patient and informative.

Lovely service. RIP Hamish.

Amalia Aldridge

Our deepest sympathy to Karen, Paul and family on the loss of Dad Hamish.
We feel a great loss also as he was our dearest friend. We thought of Hamish and Theresa as our family. We have treasured memories always of our times together.
It is with great sadness we can’t be there with the family at this very sad time.
Pat and Aidan Hodgen and the family.

It’s with sadness in my heart that I couldn’t come today to farewell my dad today I did have a message that unfortunately wasn’t read out at the burial. Please give mum a kiss for me. Until we meet again your loving daughter Deirdre

Sad to hear the death of a fellow “Rosebud” from RAAF no 8 MTFitter apprentice course. We lived in the same hut for three years at RSTT and shared many good times together. All living members of our course have been notified .