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WILLIAMSON, Colin James

WILLIAMSON, Colin James

21/09/1937 - 07/09/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 14/9/2024
Location: Sumner

WILLIAMSON
MAJ Colin James
OAM
Late of Jindalee.
Formerly of Nambour.
Passed away peacefully,
7th September, 2024.
Aged 86 years.

Loving husband to Valda. Loving father and father-in-law to Cameron & Belinda. Caring poppy to Penelope and Tabitha. Loved brother, uncle and friend to many.

Family and friends of Colin are invited to attend a celebration of his life in Centenary Memorial Gardens, 353 Wacol Station Road, Sumner, on Friday, 20th September 2024, at 2 p.m.

For livestreaming please visit
kmsmith.com.au.

21/09/1937 - 07/09/2024
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