CRANWELL – Graham

Rest In Peace Graham, You Will be sadly Missed By To all Dancing Friends around the Gippsland area like to Dance.

A true gentleman ,always smiling, will be missed by all . Our thoughts are with all the family. Sue and Bob

R.I.P. Mate TERRY GOLDSBROUGH and FAMILY

So sorry to hear of Graham’s passing. A great friend over many years, just a great guy.
My sincere sympathy an thoughts are with his family

An intimidating and worthy opponent on the football field or tennis court ,but after the match just a big gruff and humble teddy bear.

Rest easy Graham

Chris Long

Graham Cranwell, a true champion of the Hazelwood / Churchill Football Netball Club and one of its greatest players. He holds the record for the most senior goals kicked and, during a career that spanned 16 years, he played 220 senior games for the club.
Graham came from a long line of footy players. His grandfather Albert played for the club in the final years of the 19th century, and Graham’s father Ken and brother David also donned the maroon guernsey. For several years, Ken was the club treasurer.
Graham is considered the clubs greatest full-forward. His long and accurate kicking is legendary. The highlights of his career are undoubtedly the 1965-66 back to back senior premierships. He also treasured the 1958 and 1968 reserves premierships.
Graham won the Mid Gippsland Football League goalkicking in 1965, 1966, 1967 and was runner-up in 1969. Over 17 seasons he amassed 565 goals for the seniors.
In 1970 Graham was made a Life Member

Condolences to the family.

R.I.P Champ

We will miss our Sunday morning phone calls. We were sorry to hear of Graham’s passing. Miss you mate.

Dear Cranwell families … Our deepest sympathy to you all on the passing of your brother, cousin, uncle, friend.
A jolly fellow, was nice to catch up in recent times. He will be missed by many.
Kindest regards from Lynette and Daryl Rawson and family.

Rest In Peace, Graham. I enjoyed your big hearty waves as we always drive by your house and always saw you out and about.

You had a great manner. Who can ever forget your toast at Peter and Heather’s 50th anniversary party? It was a cracker.

Albert and Norma are saddened they aren’t able to attend the funeral because of restrictions. If there is any room for them, I hope they can contact me.

They would really like to come and pay their respects.

I hope you’re fitting into your new wings quite nicely. {{{hugs}}}

Missing those weekly calls already. You’ve left a massive hole in our family’s lives 💔
Lost one of the best
Rip

Deepest Sympathy to Grahams’s Family on his passing. A dedicated timekeeper at the Lakes Entrance Football Netball Club.
RIP

Rest In Peace Uncle Graham. Reunited with Auntie Gwen. Both forevermore in my heart.

Oh Pop…you’re going to be missed far more than you could have ever imagined. We’re all so lost without your calls already 😔
We love you ❤️Forever&Always❤️

From your Granddaughter, Grandson-in-law and Great Grandchildren 💞

A good friend since school days. Deepest sympathy to the family,

Pop we will cherish all of our memories we have of you and laugh at the little things that gave u a giggle , we know you would of loved your graveside burial and would of loved watching what was going on , rest easy pop xxxx