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Publication: The Daily Telegraph
Date Listed: 26/11/2012

15229 DCMALLAN, Ronald David27.8.37 - 22.11.12Born in Townsville, QLD. Late of Goomeri and Bethania.Loved husband of Grace. Father of Glenesk and Janine. Grandfather of Eloise and Lilah; Nathan, Sarah, Skye, Zachary and Brodie; Mitchell and Emma. Beloved brother.A rare breed: one of nature's gentlemen and a good guyThe Funeral Service for RONALD will be held in the Rose Chapel, Palmdale Memorial Park, Ourimbah on Wednesday 28, November 2012 commencing at 11am. WYONG4352-123

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