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TURNBULL, John Reginald

TURNBULL, John Reginald

30/09/1950 - 27/03/2023
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 3/4/2023
Location: Strathpine

TURNBULL,
John Reginald
Late of Eatons Hill.
Formerly of Sandgate.
Passed away peacefully,
27th March, 2023.
Aged 72 years.

Loving husband to Helen. Father to Christopher and Cassandra. Grandpop to Aiden and Sebastian.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend a funeral service for John, to be held at the Pinnaroo Cemetery Chapel, Graham Rd, Bridgeman Downs, on Thursday, 6th April, 2023, commencing at 9:00 a.m, followed by a graveside committal.

For those unable to attend, livestreaming will be via kmsmith.com.au

30/09/1950 - 27/03/2023
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