Graeme Victor Betteridge

Dear Graeme,
Your kindness, thoughtfulness, warm smile, amazing sense of humour, scrumptious orange cakes, ... will always be remembered and loved in our hearts forever.
Rest in Peace Graeme.

Dear anh Graeme, although we did not meet, I feel like I had known you. Through chi Nhat Thu, I learned that you were a fun and loving husband, a photographer who chi Thu (and I) admired. I know for sure you will continue to care for chi Thu and family from heaven... RIP, anh Graeme.

On behalf of the entire Leopold Cricket Club we pass on our condolences on the passing of Graeme, the 22nd 1st X1 player for the Leopold Cricket Club. Graeme played in the early days of our club and will always be remembered as an important part of our history. Deepest sympathy to his family.
Darren Barmby, President, Leopold Cricket Club.

A knowledgeable person + a gentle human being + a good sense of humour... what else can I say about this good man? I would ask him to become my Special Adviser if I ever become a politician! RIP, Graeme.

My husband and I still remember your nice smile when you and Thu Nhat visited our family some years ago. I also had a great time walking around Sydney with Thu Nhat and you on a sunny day back to 2009. Those sweet memories will lie in my heart forever.We love you, Graeme.

I am deeply sad that my friend and I have lost the greatest man. Mr.Graeme was the most loving, caring husband I have ever met. Although we live thousands of miles away but I always have a special place in my heart for both of you. I feel the pain for my best friend Thu Nhat and the Betteridge's family. My entire family are sending prayers to you. God is very happy that Mr.Graeme is now one of his Angels and I know he is up there looking down to protect you all, love.

I am very sad to have lost a great friend who was very kind and would always be there for me. I miss his great sense of humour