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HUXTABLE, Roger Alfred

14/07/1936 - 02/06/2024
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 8/6/2024
Location: Port Pirie
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Passed away peacefully at Lealholme Aged Care Port Pirie on 2/6/24.

Aged 87.

Survived by wife Dorothy and children David, Peter, Jane and Paul.

Brother of Dennis (dec.), Judith, Rosemary (dec.), Sue and Lynette.

HUXTABLE, Roger Alfred

Publication: The Advertiser Date Listed: 8/6/2024 Location: Port Pirie

Publication: The Advertiser

Date Listed: 8/6/2024

Location: Port Pirie

Passed away peacefully at Lealholme Aged Care Port Pirie on 2/6/24.

Aged 87.

Survived by wife Dorothy and children David, Peter, Jane and Paul.

Brother of Dennis (dec.), Judith, Rosemary (dec.), Sue and Lynette.

14/07/1936 - 02/06/2024
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Funeral by : Meschke Funerals

Website: http://meschkefunerals.com.au

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