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Carolyn Joy Chambers-Grundy (1947-2023)
Carolyn Joy Chambers, was born in Ipswich, growing up in Idolwood Street, Eastern Heights.
In 1965, she was named the inaugural Miss Surf Girl by Queensland Surf Life Saving Club.
Joy Chambers married media mogul Reginald (Reg) Grundy in 1971. She was an actor, author, poet, businesswoman and philanthropist. Joy Chambers maintained her close relationship with Ipswich throughout her life. She was the International Patron of the Ipswich Poetry Fest for many years.
She was an Australian novelist, who starred in the Australian TV Drama "Neighbours". Her interest in poetry and literature began in childhood with her father encouraging her deep love of the English word.
Acting Roles and appearances
1967-1973: I've Got a Secret
1976-1977: The Celebrity Game
1977: All at Sea
1977-1978: Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks
1977-1979: The Restless Years
1981-1982: The Young Doctors
1986-1987, 1989-1991, 1993-1998, 2005, 2010: Neighbours
Joy received a Logie for Best Female Personality in 1969 and in 1970.
Books:
1992: Mayfield
1993: Outback
1994: My Zulu Myself
1999: Vale Valhalla
2003: None but the Brave
2007: For Freedom
2012: The Great Deception
2014: The Soldier's Choice
2014: Caroline's War: Vale Valhalla
2015: Meant to Be - A short love story
Ipswich connection in Bermuda
There is a Reg and Joy Grundy gallery in the National Museum and a plaque at the Reg Grundy Bastion in Bermuda.
The Royal Gazette of 10 May 2016 wrote that:
His wife, Joy Chambers-Grundy, who moved to Bermuda with her husband in 1982, highlighted some of his many commitments to the island including a gift to the National Museum to carefully reconstruct Bastion E and to incorporate 20 longtail nesting boxes in the walls.
Reg Grundy died on 5 May 2015 at his home in Bermuda at the age of 92. Joy Chambers-Grundy died on 17 September 2023 at the age of 76 in Bermuda.
Street Names
Two streets in the Sekisui Estate in the Ripley Valley were named in honour of the Grundy's: Joy Chambers Circuit and Reg Grundy Street.
References (online)Profile Picture from Herald SunJoy Chambers-Grundy dies, Daily Mail, 16 September 2023The Royal Gazette, 10 May 2016The History of Australian TelevisionWiki Tree






