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25.01.2022 Dying To Know Day', as established by @the-groundswell-project-inc-, is an annual day of action dedicated to activating conversations and community actions around death, dying and bereavement. It also happens to be today, Saturday 8 August! Launched in 2013, the 'dying to know' program offers a range of events, resources. If you would like to get involved, we encourage you to visit The Groundswell Project to find out more: https://bit.ly/2Af63wM

25.01.2022 Thank you so very much. I cant tell you how much [the flowers] mean to me. Its my mums birthday today and I miss her very much. You and your staff are special people. I still look at the photos you sent me one month on, and I cant believe the service exists. I will definitely be in contact again! You could not imagine how much your kindness has meant! - Jacqui, celebrating her mother's birthday with the contactless flower delivery service at Fawkner Memorial Park.... Organising flowers to your loved ones resting place is easy! Learn More: https://loom.ly/g8m571k

24.01.2022 Are you visiting one of our cemeteries this weekend? If so, please practice extra caution as it is currently magpie swooping season. If you spot one, please let us know!

24.01.2022 In recognition of World Gratitude Day, we are grateful for Funeral Directors, Healthcare Workers, our communities and GMCT staff members. 2020 has been a challenging year thus far, and we would like to acknowledge your resilience. What are some things that you are grateful for?... #WorldGratitudeDay

24.01.2022 Are you a descendant of someone buried at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery? If so, we are encouraging you to get in contact with us as we are preserving the rich history of Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery by reinstating approximately sixty historical headstones to their original sites. These historical headstones were removed in the 1980s by a former trust due to health and safety concerns.... In a display of community collaboration, we will be working alongside a local stonemason and the wonderful volunteers from Friends of Coburg Cemetery Inc. to take extraordinary care in cleaning, lifting and reinstating these fragile historical pieces. Find out more if you are a descendant: https://loom.ly/jkOhW6s

23.01.2022 Stay safe this Fathers Day with ways to remember dad during stage four restriction. Let us know of ways that you like to remember your father or grandfather. #FathersDay

23.01.2022 Congratulations to Jeannette Vella, the Shout Out winner for August! Jeannette (Client Services Consultant, Altona Memorial Park) is recognised for demonstrating the GMCT values of compassion, respect and integrity toward her colleagues and the families she serves. Jeannette consistently provides great service and compassion to families who require that extra amount of support and care. From those who are grieving and struggling to find the right words, to the elderly who r...equire that extra time to simply express their ideas and love for the late loved one. We are all very proud to have her as part of the team. If you've had a great experience with one of our GMCT staff, share it in the comments below!

22.01.2022 While you may be unable to visit your loved ones at our sites with stage 4 restrictions in Victoria, we are continuing to support you where we can by offering a contactless flower delivery. The flower delivery service is all done online and over the phone and includes a photo of the flowers you selected at your loved ones resting place. We also have COVID-19-related resources to help you through the continuation of the pandemic, including:... * Living in uncertain times * Missing your loved ones during coronavirus * MyGrief app * Supporting children during coronavirus More information on contactless flower deliveries: https://www.gmct.com.au/flower-delivery Visit our resource library: https://www.gmct.com.au/resources

22.01.2022 The daffodil is internationally recognised as the symbol of hope for all people affected by cancer. The bright yellow colour heralds the return of spring, representing new life and growth, bringing hope for a cancer-free future. In recognition of Cancer Council Australia's Daffodil Day, we would like to acknowledge those who we have lost to cancer. Please share your stories, as well as theirs.... #DaffodilDay

21.01.2022 As a proud partner of the Chinese Museums One Million Stories: Chinese Australians 200 years exhibition, we are thrilled to collaborate with a range of diverse communities and celebrate those who have shaped contemporary, multicultural Melbourne. We are equally honoured to share with you interviews from high-achieving Chinese Australians who have made significant contributions to education, science, the arts, business, food culture, sport and medicine in contemporary Aust...ralian society and culture. As an innovative leader in robotics, the formidable Marita Cheng has been recognised on Forbes lists for '30 Under 30' and 'the World's Top 50 Women in Tech'. She was also awarded Young Australian of the Year in 2012. With an already impressive resume, Marita founded Aubot (a telepresence robotics company), cofounded Aipoly (an app specifically designed for the blind and visually impaired), and started up Robogals, which aims to inspire a new wave of women to study engineering through robotics workshops. https://loom.ly/jUQ3l3w

21.01.2022 Each month we like to recognise team members who personify GMCT values of Compassion, Respect, Integrity and Sustainability. This month we recognise Julie Butler, Maintenance Gardener at Fawkner Memorial Park for demonstrating a willingness to help others during staff absences at the crematorium/gatehouse north. Julie responds to funeral directors, families and visitors with kindness and compassion and always manages to greet customers with a smile. ... A hard-worker, Julie moves her leave days around to assist people where she can, especially in the current environment the communities are in with restrictions. Julie is a great positive role model for new team members, and is an incredible team player. We could not be prouder to have her with us. Congratulations, Julie! #EmployeeAppreciation #ShoutOut

20.01.2022 When you need love and support the most, your friends are there for you, uplifting you and assuring you that they are by your side. Through all the ups and the downs, we all have those special friends who particularly go above and beyond for us, making us feel loved. So in recognition of the International Day of Friendship, we want to thank you, our loved ones, our friends and our families. Especially our special friends, who have been with us through thick and thin, loved an...d supported us through the best and the worst times. We love you, we see you, we recognise you. Thank you. Leave us a comment if you have a special friend that you would like to thank for their love and support. #Friendship #InternationalDayofFriendship

20.01.2022 *** UPDATE: The Department of Health and Human Services has advised that Stage 4 restrictions mean that you are only allowed to visit a cemetery if it is within the 5km radius of your postcode, unless you are attending a funeral. As announced on Sunday 2 August, a state of disaster has been declared, and stage four restrictions now apply in metropolitan Melbourne. We can confirm that our sites are open for essential services: burial, cremation and collection of cremated rema...ins. Funerals can proceed with up to ten people in attendance, with live-streaming available for those who are unable to attend. We understand how important it is for members of our communities to look after their mental health at this time, and we know that visiting a cemetery to pay your respects is an important part of grieving. In order to comply with state government directions, we ask that you only visit a cemetery where absolutely essential, and consider alternative ways of remembering your loved ones. Remember to comply with stage 4 restrictions including: Wearing a face covering, unless you have a lawful exception Practising good hygiene (washing and sanitising your hands) Maintaining social distancing Staying at home Together we can protect our loved ones, friends, colleagues, health care workers and communities.

20.01.2022 Grieving is a very personal experience for everyone. There is no right or wrong way how you decide to honour someone who has recently passed. If you, or someone you know, is dealing with grief there are many ways in which you can help. What is one way you have helped someone through their grieving experience? http://www.gmct.com.au//how-to-help-someone-who-is-grieving

20.01.2022 With the continuation of the pandemic, we believe it's important for all Australians experiencing grief, regardless of location or circumstance, to have access to resources and services to support their grieving process, including counselling. 'MyGrief' app is specifically created to support you, your families and friends experiencing grief and bereavement. The free app, designed by the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement which has been rolled out in Australia, the USA and UK, supports bereaved people including those supporting them. If you, or someone you know and love are experiencing grief, they can find more helpful information and download the MyGrief App here: https://loom.ly/zJzh_nI

18.01.2022 Thank you Sergeant Atherton from Victoria Police for reuniting Private RSG Smith’s descendants with his medal. Private RSG Smith was enlisted at Broadmeadows on 7 August 1915 and formed part of the 13th Reinforcements, 5th Battalion AIF and served in France where he was wounded in action twice. He died in April 1963 and is buried at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery.... In his service record is a statutory declaration where he requests the replacement of his badge which he lost at Chelsea beach in 1925. Almost 100 years after it went missing, the medal was returned to two of Private Smith’s descendants this week by Sergeant Atherton. #CoburgCemetery #CoburgPineRidgeCemetery #GMCT #VicPol #AnzacDay

18.01.2022 "Kindness is spreading sunshine into people's lives regardless of the weather" - Unknown. No matter how big or small acts of kindness are, they can have an profound effects on people's mental health and wellbeing. In recognition of World Kindness Day, we encourage you to be kind to yourself and others. From smiling or saying hello to people you pass on your walk, to spending quality self-care time to unwind at the end of the day.... Please share your suggestions of random acts kindness in the comments below. Learn more: https://gmct.com/news/world-kindness-day-2020

17.01.2022 Thank you to Kristel from Celeste Catering for sharing this beautiful photo with us of the Commemorative Centre at Northern Memorial Park. If you have taken beautiful photos of our sites, cemeteries and memorial parks; we would love to see them! Please share in the comment section below.... #Nature #Wildlife #Environment #NorthernMemorialPark

17.01.2022 Thank you to the Friends of Coburg Cemetery Inc. for helping us celebrate the completion of the headstone reinstatement project at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery. A community event was held on Sunday 11 April. It was attended by Friend of Coburg Cemetery, family members and descendants of the headstones reinstated at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery in Melbourne’s north. The event also had a preview of the new History and Heritage Hub, featured on GMCT’s website. The hub currently incl...udes 27 profiles of people interred at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery and Burwood Cemetery, such as William Guthrie Spence, Anna Teresa Brennan and Abel Hoadley, the inventor of the much-loved Violet Crumble chocolate. https://loom.ly/jkOhW6s See more

17.01.2022 With the continuation of coronavirus, profound changes to funeral practices, job losses, social isolation and everyday life, communities worldwide need kindness and support to inspire a sense of calm and optimism. In collaboration with the Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement, we have created a resource library to help people needing guidance through anxiety, grief and bereavement relating to the pandemic and coronavirus. ***... Living with uncertainty: As humans, we like certainty, but the current environment we are living in is shining a spotlight on uncertainty and generating feelings of anxiety and fear. Coupled with an existing bereavement, feelings of grief can become more pronounced. Here are some helpful tips on manageable ways for us to deal with uncertainty: https://bit.ly/2OjYzMs Please share any helpful tips that you have found that helps you through times of uncertainty.

17.01.2022 Thank you to all Victorians for your dedication and resilience as we take the next step on the roadmap towards COVID-normal. Because of your commitment, travel restrictions have been lifted between regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne. We look forward to welcoming visitors from regional Victoria who have been unable to visit their loved ones at our cemeteries and memorial parks for some time. ... We’re pleased to note that funeral attendance limits have increased to 20 mourners for chapel services and 50 mourners for graveside services. We know this has been a tough time, and we’re glad to welcome you back to our COVID-safe cemeteries. Learn more: https://loom.ly/tWicPNQ

16.01.2022 'Always Was, Always Will Be.' The theme for NAIDOC Week this year celebrates the rich history of the First Nations people, and encourages all people to see, hear and learn about their 65,000+ year history in this country. Participating in this important week contributes to a larger healing process that we can all be involved in.... Wondering how? Wherever you live, you can take part in NAIDOC Week celebrations: https://loom.ly/mlVSZfI Pictured: Shape of Land artwork, by Noongar and Saibai Islander man Tyrown Waigana - the 2020 National NAIDOC Poster

16.01.2022 As restrictions continue to evolve, there may be times when you are unable to attend a funeral, or that more people may choose to hold a private ceremony in honour of their loved ones. If you cannot attend a funeral, there are still ways in which you can show your love and support for those who have passed, or those who are grieving. Learn More: https://www.gmct.com.au//funeral-support-during-coronavirus

15.01.2022 One of the many special "regular visitors" we're always happy to see. We are love seeing your beautiful photos of the natural wildlife at our sites, so please share your photos in the comments below!

15.01.2022 If you or someone you know has experienced pregnancy loss under 20 weeks, the Registry of Births, Deaths & Marriages Victoria is now offering free commemorative certificates designed by artist, Till Heike. Based in Western Australia, Till Heike, who is also the state coordinator for SANDS (miscarriage, stillbirth and newborn death support), has been involved in pregnancy loss, stillbirth and infant death support since her daughter, Claudia's death in 2014. Of this experience,... Till says that she hopes parents who receive it will feel it helps to actualise their loss, '...feeling warmth, and sense of compassion; something beautiful." Learn more: https://www.gmct.com.au/news/commemorative-certificates

15.01.2022 Father's Day is Sunday 6 September. You can stay safe and honour his memory with beautiful native Australian flowers using our contactless flower delivery service. Our florist, Celeste Catering source fresh and artificial flowers creating beautiful, affordable arrangements (suitable for mausoleums), providing you with photos of your selected flowers at your loved ones resting place. Please place your Father's Day flower orders before 5:00PM, Friday 28 August to ensure they ar...rive in time for Father's Day. Buy now: https://loom.ly/KepdRVI *** We now deliver to Lilydale Lawn Cemetery & Lilydale Memorial Park. #FathersDay

14.01.2022 This Father's Day, we are thinking of you. Stay safe this Father's Day: https://loom.ly/6umFyfQ #FathersDay

11.01.2022 Sometimes we need a reminder to take in and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us. Thank you to our talented Horticultural Team at Altona Memorial Park for capturing the ambience of The Garden Of Angels. If you have a photo that you would like to share with us, please share them in the comment section below!

11.01.2022 Your grieving process is important, whether it was someone close to you or distant. Grief is a natural response to losing a family member, a friend, a partner or even someone you never knew, like a much-loved celebrity. So how do you manage your grief if you feel others don’t acknowledge it?... Thank you Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement for sharing these tips to help when others do not acknowledge your grief. Learn more: https://loom.ly/hdPDA64 . . . . #loss #family #friend #healing #tips #tip #share #familymember #healingprocess

10.01.2022 From 11:59pm on Wednesday 22 July, wearing face coverings when attending funerals and visiting our cemeteries and memorial parks will be compulsory for everyone. As advised by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), people not wearing a face covering will risk a $200 fine, unless they have a valid reason for an exception. For further information regarding mandatory face coverings, including exceptions, please visit the DHHS website: https://loom.ly/JC7vH5U

10.01.2022 As a proud partner of the Chinese Museum One Million Stories: Chinese Australians 200 years exhibition, we are thrilled to collaborate with a range of diverse communities and celebrate those who have shaped contemporary, multicultural Melbourne. We are equally honoured to share with you interviews from high-achieving Chinese Australians who have made significant contributions to education, science, the arts, business, food culture, sport and medicine in contemporar...y Australian society and culture. A Chinese Australian pioneer in fetal heart monitoring, known as 'anti-natal cardiac cartography', Doctor Frank Chew is passionate about the health of Australians, and supporting women with high-risk pregnancy. Dr Chew was awarded an OAM for his many years of services to the Victorian Chinese community and his contributions to medicine.

10.01.2022 Our cemeteries and memorial parks are peaceful places where we can embrace the silence and serenity of the natural environment and quietly reflect. Burial cultures are as ancient as they are diverse, and we make space for a range of traditions and memorials that honour those who have passed from our lives. Learn more: https://loom.ly/w8lOdE0

10.01.2022 Each month, we celebrate outstanding team members who personify GMCT's values of compassion, integrity, respect, sustainability and safety first! Recognised by his peers, 'Matthew 'Matty' Simmons (Gardener, Fawkner Memorial Park) goes above and beyond to help out his workmates. He is kindhearted and always there when you need someone to talk to. Matty is innovative and comes up with sustainable ways of reusing available resources to prevent waste. Passionate about the environ...ment, Matty encourages Horticultural team members to collect fallen leaves from the grounds and add them to the 'leaf compost pile', which is a valuable, replenishing resource full of nutrients for our soils to keep the plants thriving. He has also built a new rose holding bay, keeping the bare root roses healthy until planted. Matty displays respect, integrity and compassion by always being there to lend a helping hand or a shoulder to lean on. He is much-respected by his team and a great asset to GMCT. People like Matty deserve recognition for all their hard work and for being an all-round top bloke!' Congratulations, Matty!

10.01.2022 From Thursday 9 July, metropolitan Melbourne will return to stage 3 Stay at Home restrictions for the next six weeks. The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has advised funerals can be held with up to 10 people plus those required to conduct the service These latest restrictions affect all GMCT cemeteries and memorial parks.... Please note that if your bookings have been affected, we will be reaching out to your funeral director to see how we can best support you in this time. Alternatively, please call us on 1300 022 298. Remember, please stay at home if you can, practising social distancing and healthy hygiene. We have done this once, and were confident we can do it again. We also understand how this may affect you, so please visit our COVID-19 resources page and reach out if you need support: https://www.gmct.com.au//funeral-support-during-coronavirus For up-to-date information from DHHS, please visit: https://bit.ly/2O4zK78

10.01.2022 In commemoration of Anzac Day, we're sharing the story of daring World War I soldier, Captain William Ambrose Cull (1894-1939). Leading an extraordinary life, Cull joined the 71st Ballarat Regiment and trained as an officer. Too young for command in active service, he resigned his commission to enlist with 6th Brigade AIF, 23rd Battalion. His daring nature as a scout in ‘no man’s land’ earned him the title ‘Hot Spur of the 23rd’. When wounded by a Turkish bomb blast, he reco...vered in Malta before dispatch to the Western Front. Interred at Coburg Pine Ridge Cemetery, Cull is recognised on the Friends of Coburg Cemetery Inc. Heritage Walk. Read more about Cull's legacy: https://loom.ly/4r2ZJW4 . . . #melbourne #victoria #coburg #coburgcemetery #coburgpineridgecemetery #history #heritage #firstworldwar #anzac #anzacday

09.01.2022 MoreArt 2020 is a local art project that is organised annually by Moreland City Council. The free art event showcases artwork along the Upfield Bike Path from Coburg Station to Gowrie Station, Coburg, including an art installation by Adam John Cullen at Fawkner Memorial Park. With contributions from artists like Liquid Architecture, Catherine Clover, Emma Gibson, Mira Oosterweghel, Patrick Pound, Michael Prior and Sarah Walker, it would be a shame to miss out.... The event runs from 11-29 November, and is a great activity for you and the family. Learn more: https://loom.ly/97H_P34

09.01.2022 The Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed that Stage 4 restrictions mean that you are only allowed to visit a cemetery if it is within the 5km radius of your postcode, unless you are attending a funeral. This is in keeping with other restrictions on the way that we live (such as shopping and recreation) that are in place to limit the movement of people around the city and help stop the spread of COVID-19.

09.01.2022 The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has advised that visiting a cemetery in a restricted postcode is not permitted unless attending a funeral. This affects Fawkner Memorial Park and Northern Memorial Park, in Moreland City Council area. Funerals are excepted, with a maximum of 10 mourners allowed for services at Fawkner and Northern Memorial Parks. ... If you have a pre-arranged appointment with us at Fawkner, you are permitted to attend. Please make sure you carry confirmation of this appointment should you be asked for evidence of essential activities by the police. We understand the impact these new restrictions will have on our families and communities and deeply regret that recent outbreaks have led to this directive. All other GMCT sites remain fully operational and open to visitors. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/religion-and-ceremony-restricte IMAGE SOURCE: DHHS WEBSITE

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Barry Dawson for celebrating forty-years with the Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust! Barry, a Grave Digger at Fawkner Memorial Park, has been an integral part of the GMCT family for many years, and continually receives recognition for his compassion, for supporting his team members and serving the communities. Barry takes respect to another level by having a unique awareness of specific religious and cultural traditions. It's very special to observe B...arry perform the traditions in the presence of the communities we serve, and sometimes leading these activities and practices also! Thank you for your dedication, Barry, and for your forty years of service! #EmployeeAppreciation

07.01.2022 R U OK? It's a question that we may feel comfortable asking, but maybe too frightened to respond to in case the answer is 'no'. It's one question that costs nothing, yet can adds so much value to someone's life if followed up with the right response and the right questions, such as 'Are you safe?' 'Have you thought about harming yourself or suicide?' ... In recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day and R U OK?Day, we encourage you to check in with the people you love and ask them - R U OK? If you need help starting the conversation, we have generated the following resource with the expertise from Beyond Blue: https://loom.ly/5P4p1g8 #WSPD #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #SuicidePrevention #YouCanTalk

07.01.2022 Cremation is becoming an increasingly common alternative to burials. They are affordable, sustainable and provide flexibility and freedom to memorialise in a way that suits you. Find out if cremations are the right option for you. You are welcome to leave questions for us in the comments below!... Learn more: https://loom.ly/NyAyOFo

07.01.2022 If you are missing your loved ones in the midst of restrictions, you are not alone. We are currently growing our resource library to help you through these times. If there is anything that you would like to see from us, please let us know! https://loom.ly/XvGb4xk

06.01.2022 This [contactless flower delivery] service has been really great for me, given I am not able to visit my mothers grave today. Its lovely to see the sun and the flowers today for my mums birthday. The photo made me smile and cry at the same time! Thanks again. Really appreciated the photo. - Linda, who is celebrating her mother's birthday with our contactless flower delivery service at Northern Memorial Park. You can arrange to have flowers delivered to your love one too!... Find out more: https://loom.ly/g8m571k Images/ flowers: Celeste Catering

05.01.2022 Every year at 11:00AM on 11 November, the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we pause to remember men and women who have fought or suffered in all wars, conflicts and peace operations. As this year marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, we remember Kurt Kriszhaber's story, which is one of family, history and remembrance for those who lived and died during one of the most difficult times in history. Let us know in the comments if you have ...a story to share. Learn more: https://www.gmct.com.au/news/remembrance-day-2020

04.01.2022 The death of a loved one can prompt unfamiliar feelings and emotions that can be difficult to navigate on your own. It's important to seek help when times are tough. To provide you with the best support we can, we have collated a range of counselling and bereavement resources to guide you through. From 24-hour crisis counselling, to grief counselling and support, a range of services are available.

04.01.2022 Some of us need a place to visit, to anchor the memory of someone we have lost. Whether you choose to collect, scatter or inter the ashes at one of our cemeteries, we can help you arrange a bronze memorial plaque and memorial. Learn more about cremation memorials: https://loom.ly/sc3CXK4

04.01.2022 Today is Red Nose Day in Australia. Did you know that nine children die suddenly and unexpectedly every day from causes such as SIDS, stillbirth and fatal sleeping accidents? Thats more than 3,000 babies and young children every year! For more information about Red Nose Day 2020, you can visit: https://rednoseday.org.au/... If you, or someone you know has experienced losing a child and needs extra support, please visit: https://www.sands.org.au/

03.01.2022 You spend a good part of each day at work, getting to know your colleagues and collaborating on a variety of projects. It’s normal for the people you work with to become like a close extended family. So, how do you acknowledge and support a colleague when they are grieving a loss? There are many ways you can help a colleague experiencing bereavement. Establishing a supportive work environment and providing personal support is a good start.... Learn more: https://loom.ly/j7Kc3Ww

02.01.2022 The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has advised that you can visit a cemetery in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire with one other person, or members of your household. You should maintain physical distance of at least 1.5 metres between yourself and others. If you would prefer to stay at home to prevent the spread of the virus, we offer an online contactless flower delivery service and provide you with a photo of the flowers at your loved ones restin...g place. Learn more about our contactless flower delivery service: https://bit.ly/2ZPu32l For more information relating to stage 3 restrictions: https://bit.ly/38ErBj5

02.01.2022 As a proud partner of the Chinese Museum 's One Million Stories Exhibition (virtually) in Melbourne, we are delighted to acknowledge high achieving members of the Chinese Australian communities. This month we recognise renowned celebrity chef, Elizabeth Chong. Did you know Elizabeth's father is famously invented the famous Aussie Dim Sim? .... . . Event Info: https://loom.ly/nIjQ-kY

02.01.2022 Using available data, our online deceased search allows you to find the specific location of a grave or cremation memorial throughout our 19 cemeteries and memorial parks. As well as this, our interactive mapping system can help fill in the gaps by providing available information and provides a detailed map indicating the specific location of the interment. Follow the link to learn how to search our database, as well as advice on further research options.

01.01.2022 Congratulations Mevlude Tarevski, the Shout Out winner for October! Mev is acknowledged this month by a new team member for her assistance and leading by example: 'I initially started with GMCT just before COVID-19 restrictions came into play, and our way of working was changing. Client Services Officer, Mev came across as very professional, caring and knowledgeable. As the months rolled on, Mev's positive qualities are put on display as we continue working from home. She alw...ays shows respect and constant gratitude for all that we do back here in the office.' Well done Mev on living the GMCT values and being an integral part of the team! Share your gratitude below.