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WILSON-HAFFENDEN, Henry

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WILSON-HAFFENDEN, Henry

07/07/1992 - 14/04/2025
Publication: The Mercury
Date Listed: 19/4/2025
Location: Hobart

WILSON-HAFFENDEN, Henry 07.07.1992 – 14.04.2025 Passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family. Henry was deeply loved by all who knew him. Beloved son of Tim and Kim, and cherished brother of Sam, Oliver, and Mary. A lover of people and life, Henry was a passionate Port Adelaide supporter and a dedicated hobby farmer. His joy, love, kindness, and resilience will continue to inspire all those who knew him.

Private cremation.

Please see the Memorial notice for more details.

07/07/1992 - 14/04/2025
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