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SMITH, Ray

SMITH, Ray

14/11/1925 - 10/11/1989
Publication: The Gold Coast Bulletin
Date Listed: 10/11/2023
Location: Broadbeach
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10th November 1989

My husband, our dad, our grandfather.

We have such wonderful memories of so many special and happy times which we now share with your great-grandchildren. Still miss you although

we know you are always with us.


Your loving family

SMITH, Ray

Publication: The Gold Coast Bulletin Date Listed: 10/11/2023 Location: Broadbeach

Publication: The Gold Coast Bulletin

Date Listed: 10/11/2023

Location: Broadbeach

10th November 1989

My husband, our dad, our grandfather.

We have such wonderful memories of so many special and happy times which we now share with your great-grandchildren. Still miss you although

we know you are always with us.


Your loving family

14/11/1925 - 10/11/1989
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