GRAHAME ALEXANDER BLACKLOCK

We are so sorry for your loss. Graham was a long-time neighbour who was always ready for an interesting chat. May the love of your family and friends comfort you all during these tough times. Graham, Sheila and family remain in our thoughts and prayers. Love Ginny, Doc, Zach and Beau

Dear Sis. Shiela and families, though we never really knew - we could see through your memories he was special to all, what special times you have to draw on because he took an interest in nature - and life in general which he made sure he shared, a very interesting life that will go on at family and friends gathering Nice service well done Thinking of you all Lyn and Ian

May we extend our deepest sympathies to Sheila and the family. Grahame was a tireless advocate for agricultural research, education and protection. He was instrumental in eradicating at least three invasive weeds from WA. A kind, compassionate, and generous gentleman, he was always willing to help, You will be deeply missed, my friend. But your legacy will live on in the landscape and future generations. John and Gail Moore and family.

Condolences to Graham s family.His diligence and service to farmers on his patch respected and admired. With his dept Apb .his humble friendship. MELVIN Hettner.

Fond memories of working with Grahame at the Department of Agriculture in Katanning even though he was based in Kojonup we saw him often in the town office, especially when it was Travel Claim times. Deepest sympathy to his wife and family. Pam Clulow and Rosalee McAuliffe

It was a privilege to care and support Grahame in his time at Hawthorn House and in the community. A very knowledgeable man, well respected and known in the agricultural industry. Deepest sympathy to Sheila and family.