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KING, Richard Somerled

12/07/1944 - 21/08/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 31/8/2024
Location: Moggill

KING, Richard Somerled

Late of Moggill.

Passed away peacefully 21 August 2024, aged 80.


Beloved husband of Jan. Much-loved father and father-in-law of Maggie and Matt; and Janey and Richard. Grandpa of Molly, Emmie and Isobel (d). Darling brother of Jane (d), Christina and John.


Family and friends are invited to celebrate Richard’s life at Centenary Memorial Gardens, 353 Wacol Station Road, Sumner, on Wednesday 4 September 2024 at 10.30am. Live-streaming link available on request.


Heartfelt thanks to all health professionals—particularly Wesley Hospital staff—who cared for Richard.

12/07/1944 - 21/08/2024
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