Cedric Jack Tipping-Woods

I first knew Cedric when we both lived in Broken Hill (now Kabwe) in the late 50s/early 60s. We went to cubs together and would hang out at his house. The next time I saw him was when I was doing my national service in Rhodesia (1973). We had no commissioned officers in our intake and Cedric was assigned to be our 2nd Lt. He was a good soldier who was respected because he was both a good leader as sell as being kind. My condolences to his family!

Condolences to the whole family, Cedric was such a huge presence in our lives over the years. Thanks for everything ❤️

Condolences to all the family. From John and Shelley Martin

Dear lieve family - Brigid, Di, Joel, Sanne, Bram and Tess, Will and your families, We are so sad for this enormous loss. We will remember him always, from the first time in Zim, to the visit in Amsterdam in our tiny appartment, to the last time in SA. We send our love and strength.

Dear Brigid, Di, Joel and family - what a sad loss for you all, and so soon after Brendan's passing :( My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dearest Brigid, Tess, Di, Will, and families, we are so sorry for your loss. Cedric is a part of my memories for almost as long as my own dad. A kind and wonderful man. Remembered with love.

One of my all-time favourite people; a kind man and true gentleman - Larger than life. Deepest conolences to Brigid, Di, Tess and Will and their families. Xx

Deepest condolences. I was his classmate at Baines, then (like Donald, to whom warm greetings) at Northlea. He was a fine person. Thoughts with all his family. Jeremy Gauntlett