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SIMONSEN, Dallas

SIMONSEN, Dallas

Publications: Digital
Date Listed: 8/9/2020
Location: Sarina

SIMONSEN, Dallas

02-Jun-1933 - 06-Sep-2020

SIMONSEN, Dallas George Hill of Sarina

Former Parish Priest of St Luke's Anglican Church, Sarina

Beloved father and father in law of Andrew and Katherine, Tiffany and Rodney Matthews, and Chris, beloved grandfather of Bradley and Matthew Simonsen.

The relatives and friends of Dallas are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral Service to commence at 1pm Friday 11th September at St Luke's Anglican Church, Broad Street, Sarina. Interment at Sarina Cemetery.

Please register your attendance with Serene Funerals. 

Social distancing must be adhered to.

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