John Musgrove
- Male
- Died Feb 28, 2010
- Rose Bay, Australia
About
Musgrove, John
MUSGROVE,
Dr John Dennison.
Late of Rose Bay, passed away in his sleep, at home on
February 28, 2010. Devoted husband of Liz, father of Anna,
Robert, Richard and Phillip. Loving brother of Roslyn
(deceased), Father-in-law of Caroline and Vanessa. Grandfather of seven.
Family and friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service to be held in the Chapel of Walter Carter, 302 Oxford Street Bondi Junction at 11 a.m. Friday (March 5, 2010).
Private cremation service to be held later.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Leukaemia Foundation - www.leukaemia.org.au
Please see the photo section of this website for copies of the Introductory speech to the Memorial Service and the Eulogy, by Phillip Musgrove.
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My memory
mary lynne Jun 05, 2010
My Dad was in Bomber Command, also with Squadron 576. We came to know Dr. Musgrove through Martin Nichols, webmaster for the RAF Squadron website. I have been thinking about your Dad this Spring, knowing he was battling leukemia. I searched for mention of him on the internet just now, and found the tribute website you established. And so I discovered that Dr. Musgrove passed in February. Please accept our sincerest condolences.
In the short time that we were e-mail friends, I knew him to be a wonderful and gallant gentleman. What a grand generation he and his comrades all were. You did a very fine job in creating a wonderful eulogy to honour him and celebrate his very full life. I especially loved seeing the photos of a wonderful family and the many friends who enriched his days.
I hope you will find this note on your Dad’s e-mail address. Thinking of all of you. ML
Mary Lynne Knill
Daughter of William Carland Johnston
My memory
Peter Hammond Jun 03, 2010
He always made so much time for our medical problems, and his wonderful humor and compassion will stay with us forever .Rest in peace John
Pete & DI
An Outstanding Man
Barry Watson May 08, 2010
His love of sailing and especially of traditional values were an example to us all.
All life is transient as is love, to experience both is a blessing.
The cycle of life and death is to be embraced and celebrated even though it has its measure of pain, as this is the way of our being in this universe.
I am sure that his emotions actions and personality will live long in the memory of all his family and friends.
My thoughts go with all who knew and loved him.
Barry Watson
My memory
Kirsty Riddell Mar 15, 2010
Kirsty (Maroubra)