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QUANTRILL, Greg

QUANTRILL, Greg

08/03/2024
Publication: Townsville Bulletin
Date Listed: 16/3/2024
Location: Townsville

Late of Annandale. Greg passed away at The Good Shepherd Home surrounded by his Family. Loving Husband of Jan. Dearly Loved Father and Father-in-Law of David, Mal and Wendy, and Alison and Andrew. Adored Grandfather of Bradley, Danielle, Josephine, Connor and Alecia.

~ FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS ~

All Family and Friends are warmly invited to attend GREG'S FUNERAL SERVICE which will commence at 10.00 a.m. TUESDAY MORNING 19th MARCH, 2024 at the Lakes Chapel, Morleys Funeral Home, Cnr. Hugh Street and Martinez Avenue, Townsville.

NO CORTEGE

08/03/2024
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Funeral by : Morleys Funerals Pty Ltd

Website: https://www.morleys.net.au

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