I had the absolute privilege of serving with Graeme in the 80’s. A joy of a man and a fantastic leader . 

I have no doubt there will be boundless praise and REspect that he duly deserves

Fit as a butchers dog and lived life to the fullest.

My condolences to the family .

RIP GA 

It was devastating to hear about the passing of Graeme. We served together from around 1981-1984. He was so respected by everyone who knew him. A true soldiers soldier. We nearly met up after many years when Graeme walked the Camino trail in northern Spain as I was walking east to the Mediterranean but times just weren’t compatible. We also talked more recently about a reunion at the annual Rugby match, Army v RAF and how he keeps in touch with our antics at these gatherings. 

Graeme, you were a true gentleman and it’s been my privilege to have known you. 

I have known Graeme since he was a young soldier in Aldershot in 1978. He was a good friend of my husband Gordon ( who also left us far too soon). I am so pleased that we all kept in touch and gathered together regularly, most recently in December. It was such a pleasure to have Graeme in my life and I treasure all the memories.  My love to Jenene, Ryan and Megan, Brendan and Nora xxx

Oh man, gonna miss my buddy Graeme. 

Saved his life on the 8 th tee at Waveland. Wish I could have done it again.