Kevin Hogan (Page, National Party) Share this | Hansard source

Today, I would like to acknowledge and thank Dr Bill Cayzer. Dr Cayzer moved to Grafton for what was to be a five-year stint after he graduated from the University of Sydney 37 years ago. This Friday, Dr Cayzer will retire from the South Grafton Medical Centre after treating generations of families in Grafton. He has, obviously, seen many changes and the medical profession, including changes to his once 100 hours per week.

He is also committed to his family: Jenny, his wife, and daughters Anne-Marie, Laura, Ashly and son Nigel. Dr Cayzer also help Jenny design and put into production a product called Fly LegsUp—a unique device that allows long-haul air travellers to travel in greater comfort and helps to reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis.

In retirement, Dr Cayzer is looking forward to rekindling his love of the piano and wants to also take up the trombone, as well as some well-earned travel time. Dr Cayzer, thank you for your devoted services to the Grafton community over the last 37 years and I know I, on behalf of the whole community, wish you well in retirement.

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