Christopher Gray
'Chippo'
21st August 1950 ~ 29th April 2026
The Celebration for the Life of Chippo
will be held at The Wilson Chapel,
Springvale Botanical Cemetery,
600 Princes Hwy, Springvale
on Friday 8th May 2026 commencing at 2.15pm
Private Cremation
For those unable to attend you may watch the Service via the following link:
https://www.smct.org.au/view/1187916108
8 Tributes
Karl Klemm
Liebe Yola,
Meinen Beleidsbrief habe ich dir auf deine Mail-Adresse geschrieben!
Alles Liebe Onkel Karl
Frank Gisela Helene
Liebe Yola, eine herzliche Umarmung Dir und Deinen Lieben…
Eine Karte wartet in Deiner Mailbox.
My Heartfelt Sympathy to you all and to his sisters and brother and their families
‘ On Your Dad´s Last Journey ‘
Herzlichst
Deine Patentante Gisela Helene
Annette
Thinking of you Elly and Yola as you celebrate the life of your beloved Father. We feel blessed to have known such a beautiful gentleman. He will be missed by all at Charlesbrook.
Annette xo
Ariane Ramsay, Anthea Williams
Dear Yola,
We’re so sorry for your loss, we will miss Chris deeply and know that his passing will be felt by the art world.
Chris was a mentor, a friend, and an admired artist.
All our love to you and your family
Ariane and Anthea
Jonathan
I really appreciated the time I had getting to know Chippo at Charlesbrook and grateful to have shared music and conversations with him.
Rest in peace Chippo.
Jonathan – Charlesbrook Music Therapist
Rodney Scherer
Chris was a good, kind and empathetic friend. An important and dedicated Gippsland artist. Chris was focused on the development of his abstract visual language. I enjoyed his conversations about art and painting. He will be missed. Rodney Scherer, Curator, Contemporary Gippsland Artists, Touring Exhibition 1990-1992.
Deb Tribe
Yola & Elly- Heartfelt sympathy. We will all miss Chippo’s smile and conversation at Charlesbrook. A kind & gentle man now at rest.
Deb Tribe – Charlesbrook
Deb Tribe
Yola & Elly- Heartfelt sympathy. We will all miss Chippo’s smile and conversation at Charlesbrook. A kind & gentle man now at rest.
Deb Tribe – Charlesbrook