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Brian King

Funeral notice for

Brian King

26/06/2021
Publication: The Daily Telegraph
Date Listed: 3/7/2021
Location: Ryhope

Date of Funeral: 06/07/2021

KING, Brian

Passed away peacefully 26th June 2021 Late of Brightwatwers Formerly of The Hills District Aged 74 years Dearly loved husband of Kerrie. Loving father of Deanne and Samantha. Adored poppa of Brodie. Much loved brother. Loved uncle of adam, Sean, Todd and their families Due to the current health warnings and restrictions in place Brian's funeral service will be by invitation. There will be livestream available. Please contact White Lady Funerals for more information.

26/06/2021
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Funeral by : White Lady Funerals Toronto

Website: https://www.whiteladyfunerals.com.au

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