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MEASEY, Brian Harold

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MEASEY, Brian Harold

23/07/1943 - 04/01/2024
Publication: NT News
Date Listed: 11/1/2024
Location: Fannie Bay

Dearly loved husband of Patricia.
Loving father of Mary-Anne, Sarah & Matthew.
Adored grandfather to their families.

Relatives & friends of Brian are invited to attend a celebration of his life to be held at St Mary's Cathedral, Smith St, Darwin, on Monday 15 January 2024 at 10am.

His burial at the Darwin General Cemetery will follow the service.

Live-streaming will be available through the Territory Funerals website.

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23/07/1943 - 04/01/2024
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