Geoffrey James Austin

🕯 Judith Evans lit a candle My brother Geoff, was a complex person who has made an indelible mark on the lives of many. His passing has come, by far too soon, just like his father before him. For all his complexity, I loved him, and will miss him dearly. I will forever look back at our recent Christmas photos and be thankful for the opportunity...more

🌷 Wendy Mann gave a flower Geoff will be sadly missed by his many friends and greatly missed by his family. A good friend to many that shared his passion for Austin cars. His knowledge of A40's was immense. Along with his family, they have been active members and committee members of various clubs, always ready to help where they could. Our Tho...more

🕯 Gordon Reynolds lit a candle I always had a great time in Geoff’s (Austie’s) presents. He was always happy and always had a very quick wit to reply to anything that was said in conversations. He could always see the funny side of anything. Even though we worked on the same floor of Darlinghurst old exchange we were in different work groups. H...more

🕯 Malcolm Harrild lit a candle Geoff was a funny, opinionated, fair-minded good bloke. A pillar of both the Austin Motor Vehicle Club and the A40 Car Club. Over the 17 years I've known him he was always ready to give advice and guidance. He shared his knowledge easily and was an expert when it came to Austin A40's - and there wasn't much he didn'...more

🕯 Mc Master Peter & Jan lit a candle The committee and members of the Austin A40 Car Club(Vic)are saddened to hear of the unexpected passing Geoff. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time. Peter Mc Master (President)

🕯 J&D Quick lit a candle We knew Geoff from the early 80's & have had many great times over the years. Whether it was going to concerts or helping with renovation to each others homes. Being God Parents to each others daughters. Your laughter, joke & facts will be sadly missed. John & Debbie

Geoff's Eulogy Geoffrey James Austin was my elder brother and my only sibling. It seems odd to say his full name out loud as it usually meant that he was in big trouble. Perhaps today is no exception. Geoff was born on May 19, 1956 at King George V Hospital. Our parents Shirley and Jim Austin named him Geoffrey as it was a name they liked but hi...more