Passed away unexpectedly on 25th
December 2022 aged 63.
Adored twin of Libby.
Brother in law of Eliot and
uncle to Taro.
No more suffering, now at
peace with mum and dad
in heaven.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But you didn’t go alone
For part of us went with you
The day God called you home
Funeral Notice
Family and friends are invited to attend a Service to Celebrate the Life of Graham John Higgs to be held at Tuckers Chapel, Barrabool Hills Centre, 4-32 Province Boulevard, Highton on TUESDAY (10th January) at 10.00am prior to a private cremation.
In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Graham may be made to The Schizophrenia Research Institute NeuRA. Envelopes will be available at the Chapel.
Tributes
I have known Graham for over 40 years during my many years working as a nurse at Barwon Health and then in more recent years often seeing each other when shopping at the Newtown Woolworths supermarket. Graham would always say Hi and ask how I was. He was such a pleasant, warm, friendly soul and it has been a pleasure to know him. I am so glad that I attended the celebration of his life. Such a beautiful service and obviously loved dearly by family & friends. RIP Graham 🌹
Graham was a wonderful caring and generous man he was loved by all the staff and Residents at Brooklyn House he will be sadly missed our deepest condolences to Libby and family on the loss of graham May he keep playing his guitar and harmonica in heaven.❤️🎸
Dear Graham, What a privilege it was to know you. I remember we first met back in 1985 and I knew then you were a kind and gentle soul. My colleagues and I enjoyed supporting you over the many years, you were very well liked by both staff and other participants. Happy memories of meeting you and your lovely Mum for a counter meal. I’d love it when we would meet during your daily walks or when you’d proudly show me your treasures found at the Belmont Market. I remember your giggle and good nature. Enjoy Heaven and being in the loving company of Our Lord and your Mum and Dad. Rest In Peace. Lots of love, Marlene Martin xxx