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Phil Law Tribute His final wishes
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Dear beloved brother of Wendy, Peter, Noel (dec), Marjorie (dec) and Geoffrey (dec). A brilliant career Leader, sports man scientist, Antarctic explorer & educationist We shall miss you always Rest in Peace Dear Brother In accordance with Phillip's wishes a private Cremation will be held. Published in: The Age, Tuesday March 2nd 2010. |
Founding President and Patron of the ANARE Club. Director of the Australian Antarctic Division (1949-1966). Leader of twenty-eight voyages of discovery in Antarctica. A true pioneer among men, he will be sadly missed and remembered with affection by all who served under him.
Ralph Fletcher, President ANARE Club.
Published in: Herald Sun, Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Farewell Phil. The very soul of ANARE. An honour to know him as leader, a privilege to know him as friend.
Syd and Jude Kirkby.
Published in: Herald Sun, Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Former President and friend of Scouting in Geelong for many years. A great Australia, who will be sadly missed.
Geelong Region, Scouts Australia.
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
We acknowledge the passing of a remarkable educator who contributed to knowledge via his explorations and devoted leadership of the Victoria Institute of Colleges. Phillip's early career centred around our Melbourne Teachers College and university where he gained degrees in education and science and was awarded his doctorate. His passion for education continued throughout his life. Members of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education shared his passion, acknowledged his contributions and appreciated his regular contact. On behalf of our Graduate School I offer sincere condolence to the family and friends of this great and generous man who was an inspiration to so many.
Professor Field Rickards, Dean, Melbourne Graduate School of Education, The University of Melbourne
Published in: Herald Sun, Friday March 5, 2010
What a guy. What a gentleman. Irrepressible in life, and whose life story will continue to inspire. A life so full; from science and the Antarctic to motoring,sports, and the arts. Although I only knew him for his last few years, I feel privileged to be touched by his "Law Luck". Sincere condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
Sue Halliwell. Judith and Rowland Jubb, Anthea Wallhead and families.
Published in: Herald Sun, Friday, 5 March 2010
Phillip was my colleague in education in Victoria and my friend. A fine man of adventurous nature and determination, he successfully pushed boundaries. It was a privilege to work with one whose foresight, command and true leadership led the Victorian Institute of Colleges (VIC) as Vice-President and many other activities. His legacy in education stands particularly in the strength and status of institutions associated with the VIC. His father, A.J. Law, Principal of Melbourne Teachers' College (1939 - 1950) and my teacher set a high standard. As a friend of both father and son, I have fond memories of two great men whose contributions to education in Victoria paved it's direction today. Personally, and on behalf of my family, I extend deepest sympathy to Wendy and other family members. Thank you Dr Phillip Law
Dr Lawrie Shears, former Director-General of Education.
Published in: Herald Sun, Thursday, 4 March 2010
Dear Phil, it was a privilege to be one of your men and in later years a friend. I will always cherish my memory of you and the effect you had on my life. Bob Lachal
Published in: The Age, Wednesday March 3, 2010.
Ralph Fletcher, President ANARE Club.
Published in: Herald Sun, Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Farewell Phil. The very soul of ANARE. An honour to know him as leader, a privilege to know him as friend.
Syd and Jude Kirkby.
Published in: Herald Sun, Tuesday, 2 March 2010
Former President and friend of Scouting in Geelong for many years. A great Australia, who will be sadly missed.
Geelong Region, Scouts Australia.
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
We acknowledge the passing of a remarkable educator who contributed to knowledge via his explorations and devoted leadership of the Victoria Institute of Colleges. Phillip's early career centred around our Melbourne Teachers College and university where he gained degrees in education and science and was awarded his doctorate. His passion for education continued throughout his life. Members of the Melbourne Graduate School of Education shared his passion, acknowledged his contributions and appreciated his regular contact. On behalf of our Graduate School I offer sincere condolence to the family and friends of this great and generous man who was an inspiration to so many.
Professor Field Rickards, Dean, Melbourne Graduate School of Education, The University of Melbourne
Published in: Herald Sun, Friday March 5, 2010
What a guy. What a gentleman. Irrepressible in life, and whose life story will continue to inspire. A life so full; from science and the Antarctic to motoring,sports, and the arts. Although I only knew him for his last few years, I feel privileged to be touched by his "Law Luck". Sincere condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
Sue Halliwell. Judith and Rowland Jubb, Anthea Wallhead and families.
Published in: Herald Sun, Friday, 5 March 2010
Phillip was my colleague in education in Victoria and my friend. A fine man of adventurous nature and determination, he successfully pushed boundaries. It was a privilege to work with one whose foresight, command and true leadership led the Victorian Institute of Colleges (VIC) as Vice-President and many other activities. His legacy in education stands particularly in the strength and status of institutions associated with the VIC. His father, A.J. Law, Principal of Melbourne Teachers' College (1939 - 1950) and my teacher set a high standard. As a friend of both father and son, I have fond memories of two great men whose contributions to education in Victoria paved it's direction today. Personally, and on behalf of my family, I extend deepest sympathy to Wendy and other family members. Thank you Dr Phillip Law
Dr Lawrie Shears, former Director-General of Education.
Published in: Herald Sun, Thursday, 4 March 2010
Dear Phil, it was a privilege to be one of your men and in later years a friend. I will always cherish my memory of you and the effect you had on my life. Bob Lachal
Published in: The Age, Wednesday March 3, 2010.
