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WOOD, Gerald "Peter"

27/07/1955 - 24/08/2024
Publication: Herald Sun
Date Listed: 29/8/2024
Location: Cairns

WOOD, Gerald "Peter"

Aka Squiddly Diddly and Nana Pete.

27/7/1955 -24/08/2024

Aged 69 years


Passed away sadly on Saturday in Cairns after a stroke compounded by other health problems.

Loved very dearly by his late mother Caterina. Dearly loved brothers of Paul, James and Kevin.

Adored by sister in law Jill and Virginia and cheeky to six nieces and nephews.

A leading queer activist from the 70s. Touched many lives with his courage and kindness.

Funeral to be held at Cairns Funeral Directors Chapel 2.00pm , Friday 30th August 2024.

Will be live streamed.

27/07/1955 - 24/08/2024
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