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EPPLE, George Frederick

09/07/1947 - 12/07/2024
Publication: The Daily Telegraph
Date Listed: 20/7/2024
Location: Canberra

Late of Macgregor ACT, formerly of Yass and Long Jetty.

With the heaviest of hearts his family confirm George passed away on Friday 12 July 2024 after a short battle with illness.

Aged 77.

Dearly loved husband of Gai (dec), treasured and devoted father of Kylie and Rochelle, cherished father-in-law of Kate, idolised Pa of Tessa and Halle and exceptional mate to many.

The nicest bloke you will ever meet.

The funeral service for George will be held in the Chapel at Norwood Park Crematorium, Mitchell ACT on Monday 22 July 2024, commencing at 12:00pm.

09/07/1947 - 12/07/2024
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