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BADKE, Trevor

05/06/1930 - 26/07/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 3/8/2024
Location: Ipswich

BADKE, Trevor

5 June 1930 - 26 July 2024

Passed away peacefully in PA Hospital.

Loving Husband of Betty (dec'd); Father and Father-in-law to Helen and Russell; Judy and Clive; Michael (dec'd) and Bernadette; Mark and Therese; Louise and Gary; Angela; Jennifer and Brett and Matthew. Grandfather to 17 Grandchildren and Great Grandfather to 22 Great Grandchildren.

A Requiem Mass will be held at St Joseph’s Catholic Church, 42 Pine Mountain Road, North Ipswich at 10:30am on Friday 9th August 2024 followed by his interment at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery.


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Ipswich 07 3812 4000

05/06/1930 - 26/07/2024
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