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DEAKIN-BELL, Donald George

15/09/1932 - 16/04/2024
Publication: The Daily Telegraph
Date Listed: 20/4/2024
Location: Sydney

Much loved husband of Eunice.

Loving father and father-in-law of Donald , Robert & Joanne , Gregory & Quan, Christopher & Marianne & John & Louise.

Doting grandfather of Nicole, Luke, Kate, James, Olivia, Thomas, Emily & Ben. Doting great grandfather of Leo, Archie & Isabella.

Family & friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Donald’s life, on Tuesday 23rd April 2024 , at Northern Suburbs

Crematorium, 199 Delhi Rd North Ryde in the East Chapel commencing at 9:30am.

15/09/1932 - 16/04/2024
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