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RIP Jill Lindsay

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http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/afl-mourns-pioneer-jill-lindsay/story-e6frf9jf-1226001436935

Jill passed away this morning after a battle with cancer. Just want to pass on good wishes to her family. Having heard Jill speak a couple of years ago you could tell how much she loved working at the AFL.

RIP Jill

This is just so sad as she was a very generous and gregarious person. She certainly loved her football and other sports. At least it would seem that she passed quickly and that she did not have to endure too much in her final days. If I know Jill she would have had a warm smile on her face and a cheeky word to her carers. We have a lost a very special person in Jill.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/afl-mourns-pioneer-jill-lindsay/story-e6frf9jf-1226001436935

Jill passed away this morning after a battle with cancer. Just want to pass on good wishes to her family. Having heard Jill speak a couple of years ago you could tell how much she loved working at the AFL.

RIP Jill

Agree. RIP Jill. She came across as a really nice lady and it is sad to hear of her passing.

 

I was really shocked to hear she passed away, far too young. Worked at the AFL for 40 years.

I had no idea she was even sick-spoke to her on the phone abut 15 odd years ago through work to find out where to put cameras each week for ABC News Conferences and for News Footage-she was always helpful, and got back to your phone call quickly, we were both busy and she knew it.

Thanks Jill you should still be at work for this new season, but that's life-you didn't make it-but you left your mark-A true Trailblazer....R.I.P. B)

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I was really shocked to hear she passed away, far too young. Worked at the AFL for 40 years.

I had no idea she was even sick-spoke to her on the phone abut 15 odd years ago through work to find out where to put cameras each week for ABC News Conferences and for News Footage-she was always helpful, and got back to your phone call quickly, we were both busy and she knew it.

Thanks Jill you should still be at work for this new season, but that's life-you didn't make-but you left your mark-A true Trailblazer....R.I.P. B)

Yes, absolutely WYL,, I just read the words from Demitriou, regarding Jill Lindsay. She's done a magnificent job over 40 years or so. Vale Jill Lindsay.


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