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WEBB, Ross Samuel

Funeral notice for

WEBB, Ross Samuel

14/09/1929 - 27/05/2024
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 30/5/2024
Location: Largs Bay

FAMILY and FRIENDS are invited to attend a Service of Farewell to ROSS and to Celebrate his life on MONDAY, June 3, 2024 at 2:00p.m. in the Harrison Funeral Chapel, 173 Port Road, Queenstown.

In lieu of floral tributes a contribution to the Salvation Army would be welcome. Donations can be made online at salvationarmy.org.au or via QR Code which will be available at the Chapel.

Live Streaming will be available on the Harrison Funerals Website. Go to Tributes and Live Streaming, then Upcoming Services.

14/09/1929 - 27/05/2024
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Funeral by : Sidney Harrison Funerals

Website: https://www.harrisonfunerals.com.au

Phone number : 088447...

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