Steven Todisco pens tribute to late uncle
“The smell of ink, the clatter of presses, and even his second-hand smoke all hold a faint echo of Frank Todisco – a legend etched not just in print but also in the very fabric of the industry.”
8 July, 2025Posts Tagged: Vale
Vale: Frank Todisco
The industry is mourning the loss of former PrintLinx Group managing director, Frank Todisco. Frank’s funeral will be held on Thursday 10 July at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church in Middle Park, VIC 3206, at 10am.
8 July, 2025
Vale: QMS Media’s Graeme Wooster
QMS Media commercial manager Graeme Wooster has passed on following his battle with cancer.
3 July, 2025
Vale: Fujifilm BI Australia’s Harry Kontos
Kontos, who passed away on 12 November, had more than 35 years of industry experience and most recently held the pre-sales senior analyst role at Fujifilm Business Innovation Australia.
18 November, 2024
Vale: One of the industry’s most loved personalities, Joan Daniels
Joan became a common name in the industry when she took over from her husband, Frank Daniels, who ran one of Melbourne’s leading offset print operations of its time, Frank Daniels, until his demise from cancer.
16 October, 2024
Vale: Graham Pittaway who provided solid industry contribution
Graham Pittaway, who made a solid contribution to the printing industry since the age of 14, passed away on 15 January
18 January, 2023
Vale: Bob Robey
Robey was a respected figure, particularly in Melbourne, where he led several companies including GAS, RS Robey & Associates, AG Markby, -The Typesetting Studio and Merging Images
14 December, 2022
Industry mourns Peter Clark
The print industry has lost one of its legends with the passing of Peter Clark, president of the Print & Visual Communications Association, after a heroic fight against pancreatic cancer
12 July, 2022
Vale: Kenneth McLachlan
A friend, a workmate and a perfectionist is how the printing industry has remembered Kenneth (Ken) McLachlan
12 May, 2022
Vale: Bokay Signage’s Bob Meade
Meade was a well-respected industry veteran by all those who knew him and was known by his colleagues as a larger-than-life personality
11 May, 2021
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