DORLING – Greg (Digger)

You fought long and hard mate Miss you always RIP. Fishy

Greg we will miss our trips to car shows with you and the friendly banter between us about holdens vs fords most of all we will miss your friendly laughter and cheery outlook you are 1 in a million we will miss you rip love feom michelle n andy xx

Been a long time since I saw you but I do remember you and miss you Greg, Charles lee

What a wonderful service to commemorate Greg’s life. I fully endorse everything that was said about Greg-a wonderful husband, a wonderful father and a wonderful man. My sincere condolences to Sharon, Brodie, Hayden and Chanta.l

Our thoughts are with you Sharon remembering all the good times in swallow grove with Greg he was always there for everyone peace be with you all no more suffering for Greg R.I.P love Dianne& Ralph Maslen

Sorry I was not able to attend Diggers funeral. Sincere condolences to Sharon & family on the sad loss of Greg, he certainly fought the good fight & will be fondly remembered. RIP Greg

A lovely man dedicated to his family. Fondly remembered. Julie and Ray van Poppel

Condolences to Sharon and family…RIP “Digger”a true gentleman, always had the time to talk to everyone

Met Greg thru CB radio in 1978 and saw him many times at Australian Paper where l also worked.
Sadly missed

Greg I have always loved you we were always close when we were young , you were always there for me and I will always think of you .
Love you Bro & miss you
Cheryl xxxx

Rather belated as I just came across this site. Digger was my senior operator on M1 when I crossed over from Tasmania. He went out of his way to be helpful, even helping us to move house at one stage. My last memory of him is going for a ride in his Mustang not long before he passed I am guessing. A true gentleman and I have wonderful memories of him to keep. Sincere condolences to Sharon and family. RIP Digger.
Colin McMullen “Tassie”