As many of you know, Grandparents for Climate Action Now (grandparentscan.org) was launched in November 2019 by my husband Warwick and I, with assistance from some wonderful helpers. We started sending an action a week for interested people to take to increase pressure for climate action. By January 2020 over 200 had already signed up with numbers rising steadily.
Then in February 2020 Warwick was diagnosed with motor neuron disease and given a life expectancy of maybe two years. While dealing with all the pressure of this, I somehow kept finding the time to continue researching and posting actions for Grandparents CAN till last November, when it just became too hard to fit in with Warwick’s need for care. I felt I should have told you then what was happening, but I just couldn’t.
Warwick died very suddenly and peacefully on 10 May at home and with his loving family all around him. I hope to start sending you actions again very soon.
Best wishes,
Robin Mosman
9 July 2021
Grandparents for Climate Action Now 
Such sad news Robin. Thank you for your continuing commitment. With sympathy Sue Doyle.
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My love and deep compassion to you and your family. What a legacy Warwick left to his family and friends. My prayers of strength to you all.
On Fri, 9 Jul 2021 at 10:55 am, Grandparents for Climate Action Now wrote:
> gcanadmin posted: ” As many of you know, Grandparents for Climate Action > Now (grandparentscan.org) was launched in November 2019 by my husband > Warwick and I, with assistance from some wonderful helpers. We started > sending an action a week for interested people to take to in” >
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You and Warwick have always been great contributors to social action Robin. Looking forward to your future posts. Caroline
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Thankyou for your commitment, Robin, during such a difficult time. You and Warwick started a wonderful movement. I look forward to seeing more.
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Dear Robin, Deepest condolences on the loss of such a committed and caring husband – what a difficult 18 months you have had. Your loving family will be inspired by both of you throughout the rest of their lives. A heart-felt thank you for the work you have both done for the planet, you are an inspiration. With warmest best wishes, Kathy Fenner Perth
On Fri, Jul 9, 2021 at 8:55 AM Grandparents for Climate Action Now wrote:
> gcanadmin posted: ” As many of you know, Grandparents for Climate Action > Now (grandparentscan.org) was launched in November 2019 by my husband > Warwick and I, with assistance from some wonderful helpers. We started > sending an action a week for interested people to take to in” >
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Thank you Robin for this message. Life can certainly change very suddenly. Sending you and your family heartfelt wishes at this time. You must all feel the loss of Warwick very deeply. Thank you for continuing the campaign. Very best wishes, Bernie Power
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Thank you Robin for the inspiration you both provided,. I am so very sorry for your loss and for the grief you must be suffering. I wish you nothing but strength, comfort and peace of mind. Thank you for all you do and for touching so many people’s hearts and actions.
Best wishes, Ruth Mayroz
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My very deepest sympathy. I live in Mosman in Sydney. I would be happy to offer help if you require it with the organisation. My name is Gary Barnes, my email is gjbrns@yahoo.com.au and phone number is 0417 689 815.
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Dear Robin,
I’m so very sorry for your loss. Thank you for being brave and sharing your story. My thoughts are with you and your family.
Regards,
Chris
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Dearest Robin,
My deepest sympathy. I’m shocked and so saddened.
You and Warwick were a strong and wonderful couple and MND is so hidious. The last time I saw you both was late Feb 2020 outside The Hut before a ConSoc meeting. How typically courageous of you to keep going as it seems you have.
I hope you grieve and ulltimately heal well.
Sincere best wishes,
Suzanne Reaney (formerly of Blackheath)
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That’s a beautiful photo Robin! Warwick the doer. Thank you for this beautifully crafted update, I guess – I know – there’ll be a tsunami of concern and admiration for you from your subscribers.
I hope you are cocooned with two younger generations of your family for this lockdown which is getting longer and longer. It will be spring by the time we emerge and time to go and hunt down a gingko tree!
Much love,
Chris
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