James ANASTASIOS Obituary

My deepest condolences to all.
Dr Anastasios was a kind caring professional man.
You delivered my breech son in 1992,who now battles brain cancer, and looked after me for many surgeries.This world has lost a fine medical professional

Jim was a gentleman in the truest sense, it's just the way he was. Thoughtful, sensitive, quietly present.
He and Lexine shared a relationship built on easy laughter, shared memories, and genuine care for one another. Watching them together, you could feel the warmth.
I'll remember Jim for his dad jokes, delivered with sincerity, the rounds of golf, and his astonishment at today´s technology. There was a gentleness to him that stayed with you.
That he followed Lexine just one month later feels, in some strange way, like its own kind of grace.
To Diane and the family, my heartfelt condolences. You are in my thoughts.
Rest well, Jim. You were one of the good ones.

Happy memories of working with Jim at his Noble Park rooms. Condolences to Di and family. Rest in peace Jim.
Maree & Ann

To Jane and family.
my deepest condolences for for the loss of your father.

Dr. Anastasios was a wonderful obstetrician, who I worked with for over thirty years at SEPH, and who delivered my fourth baby. He will always be in my memories of a true gentleman.

Eleanor and I are thinking of you, Dianne and all your family. We have lost a wonderful man. He was my best friend and I feel I have lost a brother

Dr Anastasios was a true gentleman, he delivered my three children while I worked at SEPH. Condolences to the family.

My deepest sympathy Dianne, to you and your family for your loss. Many memories of happy times as young married couples....

To Di, Andrew, Jane. Sue, Katherine and families, very sad to hear of Jim´s passing. Some great memories of our Jim and your Jim and the time in Wangaratta. Wishing you all well. Love from The Ogilvy´s - Cheryl, Sue, Andrew and Catherine (Tick)

Our deepest condolences to Di and family. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. Rest in peace Uncle Jim.

Dr Anastasios delivered my first born, not long after I migrated to Australia in 1981. He was a true gentleman who instilled confidence during labour and afterwards. A wonderful man. Thank you, Dr Anastasios, and my condolences to your wonderful family. From Martha

Lovely man

My deepest condolences for your loss.

As my father´s youngest brother, my uncle Jim was a gentle and patient mentor to me. His 87 years were an inspiring contribution to all who knew him. Gone too soon, we miss dearly, especially his dry humour, Rest in peace, Christopher, Nancy, Chris & Alex