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Frances Wilson

  • Died May 24, 2010
  • Australia
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Frances Wilson

WILSON, Frances Eleanor.
Passed away peacefully May
24, 2010 aged 62 years. Loving daughter of Joyce and Bill
(deceased). Cherished wife of Greg. Loving mother and
mother-in-law of Amanda and Grant. Devoted Ganna of
Lachlan and Cameron.

Family and friends of FRANCES
are warmly invited to attend her Funeral Service to be held in the
East Chapel, Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde on
Friday (May 28, 2010), commencing at 1.30 p.m.

ALBERT & MEYER.
AUSTRALIAN OWNED

THORNLEIGH. 9484 3992.
FDA of NSW

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My memory

Chris Candlin May 28, 2010

Dear Nanette

I am very saddened indeed by this unwelcome news. Frances (and you yourself, Nanette) were rocks on which the reputation of NCELTR for service to the AMEP community, our graduate students in Linguistics at home and overseas, ourselves and the many international and national correspondents we had, was built; ever ready to offer wise and informed opinion about resources, always on top of the game, and above all leaders in establishing a research community of a quite original kind. I cannot say how much we profited from her expertise. I have always seen her work, yours, and that of her other colleagues, as quite selflessly supportive of what was, above all, a collegial and imaginative enterprise in NCELTR Resources.

I am deeply sorry.

Chris


Christopher N Candlin
Senior Research Professor
Founding Executive Director, NCELTR
Department of Linguistics
Faculty of Human Sciences
Macquarie University, Sydney
North Ryde, NSW 2109
Australia

Tel: (61) (02) 9850 9181
Fax: (61) (02) 9979 8108

In gratitude

Jean Brick May 27, 2010

I am deeply grateful to Frances for the extraordinary assistance she gave to myself, my students and to every person who used the NCELTR Resources Centre, a centre whose great success was due in no small part to her unremitting efforts. No request was ever too difficult. Thank you Frances for your warmth, your assistance, you enormous expertise and the welcome you extended to users of the Centre.

My memory

Sheila Jun California U.S.A May 27, 2010

Frances was a beautiful person inside and out. She was visionary
and stuck to her dreams. Devoted wife and mother. Loving and protectetive.
Was priveldged to have known her. Complimented by being accected
as a " potential sister-in-law"
Her love will live on in us...
She will be DEARLY Missed........
My deepest condolences to Greg , Amanda and family

Sheila Jun

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Denise Murray May 27, 2010

Frances was a complete professional. Like her colleagues in the NCELTR Resource Centre, she gave unstintingly of her expertise and her time to help students and staff. I personally owe much to her professionalism as a colleague in NCELTR and also for her help in finding materials for my own research. Without her help, my research would have been the poorer. And, she performed her work with humour and gentle kindness. Thank you, Frances.

Denise Murray (former Executive Director, NCELTR and the AMEP Research Centre)

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