Family have requested attendees wear smart-casual. We will not be wearing black but feel free to dress as you wish.
Flowers donations are welcome.
Donations to the below link are also invited:
https://www.nationalmsaresearch.org.au/donations
I'm so very sad to read this news. Your Dad was a great comfort to be, my mum and family after my Dad passed, 5 years ago this year. He shared stories with us of their time in the UK boys army. Dad and Rob reunited many years later via Facebook. I'm so very sorry for your loss and will pray for your strength to get through this difficult time. Our sincere condolences Jenny Druce (daughter of John Robinson (050)
Kaf’s beloved Didda was and I’m sure still is a delightful, kind, merry-making sorta man, with the depth and breadth of character, mixed with a unique kind of charisma - which could lighten any stretch of dark.
We will miss your quick wit, that special warmth and everyday kindness, yet we will make sure to replicate such beauty, as we live today…, tomorrow and along our lives’ path.
It was such a pleasure, Mr Norcross.
Sad to see the departure of Rob ... we worked together at 3TELU, and he was our below-ground neighbour in Hong Kong. I'm a bit late with my notes of condolence, etc., due to my having just been released from the hospital and being unaware that he had passed. Please accept Jaccy's & my condolences to the family.
My heartfelt condolences are with my dear Norcross clan.
Rob had great wit, charisma and kindness - I always felt welcomed and very well humoured... 😉
Such a sad loss, sending love and hugs to you all. 💗🕊️🌸
Listen more to the Earth than to the noise,
It's our ancestors' breath amongst the trees,
When the hearth fire stirs, and with the churning of the seas.
Those who have died, have not departed-
Here in a butterflies wing, the sighing grasses parted by the wind,
Clouds blowing by with birdsong-
Here with us, the living
in the groaning of forests and the rolling of rocks,
the moons and tides of the sea and the seasons.
Those who have died, have not left
The dead have a promise to the living-
in the child's breath, the loaf of bread,
and all those other things we seed
And we- have a promise to the dead.
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9 comments on “Mr Robin Norcross”
Norx and I worked in Ops Control together at 3TU. I will always remember his kindness and mentorship to me - a true gentleman.
I'm so very sad to read this news. Your Dad was a great comfort to be, my mum and family after my Dad passed, 5 years ago this year. He shared stories with us of their time in the UK boys army. Dad and Rob reunited many years later via Facebook. I'm so very sorry for your loss and will pray for your strength to get through this difficult time. Our sincere condolences Jenny Druce (daughter of John Robinson (050)
Kaf’s beloved Didda was and I’m sure still is a delightful, kind, merry-making sorta man, with the depth and breadth of character, mixed with a unique kind of charisma - which could lighten any stretch of dark.
We will miss your quick wit, that special warmth and everyday kindness, yet we will make sure to replicate such beauty, as we live today…, tomorrow and along our lives’ path.
It was such a pleasure, Mr Norcross.
I also worked with Norx for quite a while at 3TU. I fully agree with all the above tributes.
Unfortunately, I shall be absent for the service both in person & the televised Live Stream.
R.I.P. mate. Peter Stickland. Gosnells.
Sad to see the departure of Rob ... we worked together at 3TELU, and he was our below-ground neighbour in Hong Kong. I'm a bit late with my notes of condolence, etc., due to my having just been released from the hospital and being unaware that he had passed. Please accept Jaccy's & my condolences to the family.
Very lovely man , friends of his lovely daughter cath , condolences to the Norcross family
R.i.p ol mate
Paul and jita mccavanagh
My heartfelt condolences are with my dear Norcross clan.
Rob had great wit, charisma and kindness - I always felt welcomed and very well humoured... 😉
Such a sad loss, sending love and hugs to you all. 💗🕊️🌸
Listen more to the Earth than to the noise,
It's our ancestors' breath amongst the trees,
When the hearth fire stirs, and with the churning of the seas.
Those who have died, have not departed-
Here in a butterflies wing, the sighing grasses parted by the wind,
Clouds blowing by with birdsong-
Here with us, the living
in the groaning of forests and the rolling of rocks,
the moons and tides of the sea and the seasons.
Those who have died, have not left
The dead have a promise to the living-
in the child's breath, the loaf of bread,
and all those other things we seed
And we- have a promise to the dead.
Love to all.
A lovely man. A gentleman and a gentle man. Vale Norx. AR
Sincere Condolences to Margaret and Family.
Very sad to hear of Bob's passing.
A very personable and much respected member of 3TU.
RIP Norx