Obituaries – Their Story

Dr Patricia Kelly

DR Patricia Kelly was a gifted teacher and a dedicated mentor of other educators, at school and university level.

Vale Maria Barbayannis

It is with the deepest sense of loss and achingly heavy hearts that we farewell Maria Barbayannis, a truly magnificent and extraordinary woman.

Rhonda Gladys Watson OAM

SOUTH Australia lost one of its most successful female amateur golfers, a tireless golf administrator, and a much-loved family member.

Haji Bashir Mohammed Deen

Due to the 1947 war between Pakistan and India, he witnessed much bloodshed, cruelty and fear and was forced to become a man.

Norman Coldham-Fussell AO

A tough negotiator with a generous spirit, a photographic memory and a love of classical and Scottish music, Norman crammed a lot into his 81 years.

Dr Keith Gordon Cockburn

Keith Gordon Cockburn was lucky to have survived childbirth. On the 7th of July in 1922, he was born breech at home at Tennyson Point on the Parramatta River.

Carolyn Sylvia Willie

Highly intelligent with an adventurous nature Carolyn Sylvia Willie, lived a fascinating life driven by a passion for learning and a desire to explore.

Rose Beecroft

PETITE, polite, tough, attractive and dedicated to her family. These are just a few of the words used to describe Rose Beecroft (nee Le Pinez).

Ottavio Gherdevich

To us, his family, he was the world. To the world, he was simply known as OTTO THE PLUMBER.