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BATCHLER Robert John "Bob"

BATCHLER Robert John "Bob"

Publication: The Mercury
Date Listed: 15/7/2020
Location: Hobart
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BATCHLER Robert John "Bob"
5.8.1936 - 9.7.2020

Loved eldest son of the late Clem and Maggie Batchler (Cygnet). Brother of David; Margaret Ford; Carlene Batchler and John. Brother-in-law of Jan; Denise (dec) and Phuong.

BATCHLER Robert John "Bob"

Publication: The Mercury Date Listed: 15/7/2020 Location: Hobart

Publication: The Mercury

Date Listed: 15/7/2020

Location: Hobart

BATCHLER Robert John "Bob"
5.8.1936 - 9.7.2020

Loved eldest son of the late Clem and Maggie Batchler (Cygnet). Brother of David; Margaret Ford; Carlene Batchler and John. Brother-in-law of Jan; Denise (dec) and Phuong.

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