Brent Baxter Obituary, Death – The passing of former champion player Brent Baxter has left the Caulfield Grammarians Football Club in shock. From 1995 through 2004, Brent, often known as Jobby, participated in 156 senior matches, helping his team win the senior championships in 1998 and 2000. a fantastic athlete who, while primarily playing on the wing, occasionally filled in at the ruck and other crucial positions.
His prior teammates adored him, and his smile and laugh used to brighten the locker rooms. After leaving football, Brent established a prosperous company and supported the Fields for a while. We at CGFC send our sympathies to the Baxter family. Too soon gone! On Saturday, we will honor him by donning black armbands at Glenhuntly. Jobby, you were a fantastic “Caulfield Grammarian”. I am devastated to learn about your untimely death. Off the pitch, people respected and revered you just as much as they did on it.
Whoever tries to trick you into paradise will have no chance, so good luck to them! My deepest sympathies and condolences go out to the Baxter family. Jobby, you were a fantastic “Caulfield Grammarian”. I am devastated to learn about your untimely death. Off the pitch, people respected and revered you just as much as they did on it. Whoever tries to trick you into paradise will have no chance, so good luck to them!
My deepest sympathies and condolences go out to the Baxter family. Reiterate the comments made by everyone on this post. It was an honor to play with this talented football player and thoughtful, nice person. Jobby simply brings up wonderful memories for me; how could he play as a ruckman? I’m thinking of his family. I’m really sorry to hear this.
His family and friends are in my thoughts and prayers. Such a nice guy that passed away way too soon. His laugh and character will always be missed. I was shocked to learn of Jobby’s passing because he was someone I liked both as a teammate and a player for being so sincere. Sincere condolences go out to the Baxter family. Butch
