It is hard for me to find the right words to express myself, but inadequate as this seems, l would like to thank you all for your messages of condolence. Ian’s funeral was a great event that we felt was a fitting testament to the man he was and am so thankful that we were able to share it with so many of you.
I would also like to thank all those who shared Ian’s journey last year. Your support during the year gave both of us a huge lift every time you made contact, either in person or by phone or email, and was very much appreciated.
Now it’s all over l still keep expecting him to walk in the door. I am so thankful that l have moved to our apartment and that Ian was able to live here for his final few weeks, we both love it.
So please don’t lose touch – Ian was, as you all know, a great one for staying in touch, and l intend to keep that going.
My sincere thanks to the Class of ‘72
With love, till we meet again
Barb (and Callo) xxxx
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RMC Class of 1972 
Hi Barb
Greetings from Da Lat in the Central Highlands of Vietnam where I remain on lockout from Oz (no virus here) for a year, and probably another year to come. (If you have to suffer a lockout, Vietnam is definitely the place to be.)
Via the excellent video link, I watched the fitting tribute of Callo’s last posting. It was a ceremony worthy of him. Blackie spoke well and your two fine young sons truly are a testament to both you as parents.
I know my brother Don, who worked with Callo for 15 years in the childcare industry, was very sad at his passing. His comment was that ‘Callo was such a good family man’. This said it all in my opinion.
I wish you and your family all the best for the future.
‘Mates Forever’.
Kind regards.
Chris Jones
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