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PALMER, Horace

PALMER, Horace

17/01/1932 - 10/07/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 13/7/2024
Location: Brookfield

PALMER
Horace
Late of Brookfield.
Passed away peacefully,
10th July, 2024.
Aged 92 years.

Loved husband of Jean (dec'd). Father of Ian, John, and Peter. Grandfather to Caitlin and Hannah Palmer, Britannie Allen, and Arlo Palmer.

He is now at peace.

Family and friends of Horace are invited to attend a funeral service in the Good Shepherd Anglican Church, 615 Brookfield Road (cnr Boscombe Road), Brookfield, on Friday 26th July 2024, at 11 a.m.

Attending RSL members are asked to wear their medals.

For livestreaming please visit
kmsmith.com.au


17/01/1932 - 10/07/2024
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