A tribute to Judith Wright
Her honesty, love of environment and rich verbal fabric will forever be remembered. We pay tribute to Australian poet and environmentalist, Judith Wright.
13/12/1984 - 28/07/2001
Our beautiful boy robbed of another year.
We long for you.
We grieve for you.
We love you.
Peace out Peter, Sharon, Billy and Joe. xxxx
Melbourne 3004
Date listed: 28/7/2022
Publication: Herald Sun
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A celebration of life is an opportunity for family and friends to pay tribute and say goodbye in a symbolic and personal way. Explore ideas for your loved one.
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