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CLAYTON, d'Arcy Phillip

CLAYTON, d'Arcy Phillip

25/07/2024
Publication: Townsville Bulletin
Date Listed: 30/7/2024
Location: Townsville

d'Arcy Phillip CLAYTON

Aged 82 Years

Late of West End. d'Arcy passed peacefully on 25th July, 2024. A great Friend of Dorelle and the Rowes Bay Archery Club. d'Arcy will be sorely missed in the Archery Community.



All Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend d'ARCY'S FUNERAL SERVICE which will commence at 10.00 a.m. TOMORROW WEDNESDAY 31st JULY, 2024 at the Lakes Chapel, Morleys Funeral Home, Cnr. Hugh Street and Martinez Avenue Townsville. The cortege will proceed to the Belgian Gardens Lawn Cemetery.


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Funeral by : Morleys Funerals Pty Ltd

Website: https://www.morleys.net.au

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