52074DALTONDonaldClarence     26-Aug-30                  76.07

DALTON. _
The Funeral Service for Mr
Donald Clarence (Don) Dalton,
will be held at St Peters
Anglican Church, cnr Queen
Street and Octavia Street,
Mornington on WEDNESDAY
(Sept. 6, 2006) commencing at
2 p.m.
A Private Cremation will follow
No flowers by request, in lieu
donations may be made to
Oncology Unit, Peninsula
Private Hospital. Envelopes will
be available at the church.

01 September 2006

DALTON. _
Donald Clarence (Don).
26.08.1930 _ 30.08.2006.
Passed away peacefully after a
long battle with cancer.
Loving husband of Helen (nee
Goding). Father and father-in-
law to Michael and Gini, Tracey,
Tracey and Danny. Pa to James,
Joshua, Owen, Bridget,
MacKenzie and Liam.
Always the consummate
soldier, you fought your final
battle long and hard, your
strength and courage is an
inspiration to us all. Words cant
express how much we miss you
_ you will live in our hearts
forever.

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Don.
I was privileged to have served
with you and to call you my
friend. Sleep peacefully. Sincere
condolences to Helen and family
_ Leigh Boneham.

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Don.
Committee and Members of the
Mornington Peninsula Vietnam
Veterans Association wish to
offer their sincere condolences
to Dons family.

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Donald C.
The President, Committee and
Members of the AATTV
Association Victoria regret
the passing of our esteemed
colleague and friend and offer
our deepest sympathy to his
family.
``WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Donald Clarence.
26/08/30 _ 30/08/06
52074 WO1, RAR & AATTV
(Korea/Malayasia/Vietnam)
The President and Members of
the Royal Australian Regiment
Association mourn the passing
of their revered comrade and
dedicated Association member.
A tribute of esteem to a First
Battalion and AATTV legend
and gentleman.
``Duty First

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Donald Clarence.
52074 WO1, 1 RAR
(Korea/Malayasia/Vietnam)
The President and Members of
the First Battalion Association
mourn the passing of our
revered comrade and dedicated
Association member.
We have lost an exceptionally
well respected soldier who,
through his service to the
military and community, has
been a wonderful asset having
touched so many lives. A tribute
of esteem to a First Battalion
leader of men and a gentleman.
``Duty First

01 September 2006

DALTON. _ Donald.
The President, Committee and
Members of the Mornington
Sub Branch regret the passing
of our esteemed Member.
Sincere condolences to wife
Helen and family.
Lest We Forget

01 September 2006

4720443WHITEMANDarrylFrancis            19-Apr-48                  58.41

WHITEMAN, Darryl
Francis. _
H.Q. 1ATF Transport,
Vietnam, 1969 - 70
Lest we forget

01 September 2006

From: Eddie Tricker [mailto:etricker@ozemail.com.au]
Sent: Friday, 1 September 2006 7:11 PM
To: Terry Fogarty
Subject: Re: 4720443 Darryl Francis WHITEMAN

Terry
From a South Aussie former HQ 1 ATF bloke.
Darryl Francis Whiteman died on 26 August 2006, at Repat Hospital, Adelaide
His funeral is scheduled for 1430 hours, Monday, 04 September 2006, Heysen Chapel, Adelaide.
regards eddie

122045AUSTINAnthony                   4-Oct-34                     71.96

AUSTIN,
Anthony (Tony) late of
Capalaba, passed away peacefully
on 31st August, 2006, at
Greenslopes Hospital.
Aged 71 Years
Beloved Partner of Jan, loving
Father and Father-in-law of Derek
and Stephanie, Chris and Leanne,
and Scott and Suzanne. Much loved
Grandfather of Kate, Ben, Joshua,
Georgina and Sienna.
In recognition of Tonys long
association with the 9th Battalion
of the Royal Qld Regiment, his
Funeral Service is to be held at the
all Saints Chapel, Gallipoli
Barracks, Enoggera (Lloyd Street
entrance) at 10 a.m. on Tuesday,
5th September, 2006.
Donations to the Qld Cancer Fund
would be appreciated.
K.M. SMITH FUNERALS
Bowen Hills _ 3252 2031
An Australian Family Company

02 September 2006

219822HEUGHWilliamRobert        19-Mar-48                  58.50

From: Ted & Julie Hawkins [mailto:hawkins2@aapt.net.au]
Sent: Saturday, 2 September 2006 5:49 PM
To: Ted & Julie Hawkins
Subject: VALE - 219822 William Robert (Bill) Heugh, 110 Sig Sqn SVN 1971-72
Importance: High

VALE - 219822 William Robert (Bill) Heugh, 110 Sig Sqn SVN 1971-72

The following is an entry yesterday on Buddha Winch’s notice board - http://members5.boardhost.com/RASIGS/

Posted by Lionel "hoops" Hooper on September 1, 2006, 15:48:17
124.177.76.211

Lest We Forget

......................................

Ted & Julie Hawkins

23 Belcher St

Caboolture

Queensland

Australia 4510

Phone 07 5499 3704

......................................

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HEUGH
William Robert (Bill). Late
of Wynnum West. Passed away
peacefully 31st August, 2006.
Aged 58 Years
Dearly loved Husband of Neyta,
much loved Father and Father-in-
law of Katie and Dan, Will and Mel.
Da /Poppa of Brock, Sean, William
" Jaspa" and Maddy.
Relatives and Friends are invited to
attend Bills Funeral Service to be
held in the Hemmant Crematorium
Chapel, Hemmant-Tingalpa Road,
Hemmant, on Tuesday, 5th
September, 2006, at 10 a.m.
Followed by Burial at Hemmant
Cemetery. In lieu of flowers
Donations to the Leukaemia
Foundation would be appreciated
K.M. SMITH FUNERALS
Bayside _ 3348 4133
An Australian Family Company
 

5715239DELONGISUgo                 14-Aug-46                  60.11

From: Bill Dobell [mailto:bill.dobell@bigpond.com]
Sent: Thursday, 7 September 2006 9:22 PM
To: Bill Dobell
Subject: Delongis Ugo.

Bill Dobell

http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/dobie/web/index.html

Veterans' pensions don't cost

They contribute to the economy

From: veteransemaillist-bounces@theaussiedigger.com [mailto:veteransemaillist-bounces@theaussiedigger.com] On Behalf Of Keith Tennent
Sent: Thursday, 7 September 2006 8:31 PM
To: Main Vet List
Subject: Delongis Ugo.

From: peter clayton

Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 7:44 PM

Subject: Delongis Ugo.

Delongis  Ugo.

5715239

DOB  14^th August 1946

Died suddenly  06^th September 2006

       Served  10  Platoon  D  COY    4 RARNZ  Vietnam 21^st MAY 1968 to 31^st JULY 1968.

          Badly wounded by a claymore type mine during a contact while he was forward scout.

MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

Will put the funeral notice up when I know the details.

If this can be passed on to any 4 RARNZ veterans, would appreciate.

Ugo Delongis.pdf
 

59520NavySKUDUTISAlgis                        28-Apr-45                  61.42

SKUDUTIS, Algy.
Passed away 1.30am,
Friday 8th September 2006
Dad, Im so proud of you. Everything you had accomplished and sacrificed was in the pursuit of making a better future for me. I know that you will be with me on whatever journey I take. Much love, Brent.
Friends and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service for Algy at Newhaven Chapel, 21 Quinns Hill Road, Stapylton at 2pm, Thursday 14th September 2006.
*

Member IFDAQ

12 September 2006

14409BYQUARVictorErnest 26-Jun-37 69.27

BYQUAR,
Victor Ernest (Wicky), of
Palmwoods. Passed away
peacefully on the 10th September,
2006, aged 69 years. Loved Son of
Norah and Ernest (decd). Loved
Father and Father-in-law of Vicki
and David, Janine, Lorelle and
Allan and Peter. Loved Brother of
Les (decd), Noel, Val, Sonny, Adele
and Dale. Loved Grandfather of
Emma, Catherine, Madeleine,
Kylie, Jessica, Kristy, Tammy and
Bob.
Relatives and Friends of Wicky are
respectfully invited to attend his
Funeral Service to be held at Ian
Gibb House, 136 Eudlo School
Road, Eudlo, commencing at
1.30 p.m., Friday, 15th
September, 2006. Please meet at
Palmwoods Hotel at 1 p.m. prior to
Service.
No flowers by request. Donations
to Heart Foundation appreciated.
DRYSDALE FUNERALS
Sunshine Coast _ 5441 1366

13 September 2006

1736884MORROWDarylJohn         21-Sep-49                 57.03

From:
Sent: None
Subject: ANOTHER WARRIOR, IS DUTY DONE, DARRYL MORROW, EX 4 RAR

1736884 Darryl Morrow ex 4 RAR  died last Thursday after a long battle with cancer.

Darryl served in Vietnam with 12pl D Company 4 RAR. 

Darryl's funeral will be held in the Anglican Church Kilcoy at 11.00am on Thursday 21 September 2006.

Please check the Courier Mail for further details, as I believe the family notice will be in the Courier Mail this week.
 

Rest in Peace, Darryl.

Regards
Allan Whelan
Secretary
RAR Association (Qld)
0427632402 (H)
secretary.rarassociationqld@gmail.com
www.rar.org.au

1. The Courier Mail|19 September 2006

MORROW,
Daryl John (Vic), passed
away peacefully at the Mater
Private Hospital on the 14th of
September 2006, aged 56 years.
Loving Husband of Kerry. Adored
Father and Father-in-law of Rachel
and Damien and Poppy of Tyler.
Family and Friends are invited to
attend Daryls Funeral Service to
be held at St. Marys Anglican
Church, Kilcoy, on Thursday, 21st
September, at 11 a.m., followed by
a Private Cremation.
This very special man will be
greatly missed by all
Thank you to Dr. James Morton and
Staff at HOCA, Wards 8 North and
8 East and the Leukaemia
Foundation Village, during
Darryls battle with Cancer.
KILCOY FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ph (07) 5497 1196

242851HARRISPeterJohn       27-Jan-38        27/06/1997      68.69

From: Eddie Tricker [mailto:etricker@ozemail.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 20 September 2006 12:24 PM
To: fogartyt@bigpond.net.au
Subject: Fwd: FW: [Message from SFA National Headquarters] TAPS: ADDITIONAL INFO. REF; MAJ (R) PETER J.S. HARRIS, A-3295, C-86

Terry
For your information
eddie

 

To:
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 11:32 AM

Subject: [Message from SFA National Headquarters] TAPS: ADDITIONAL INFO. REF; MAJ (R) PETER J.S. HARRIS, A-3295, C-86

MAJ (R)  Peter  J.S.  Harris  (A-3295)  Major Peter Harris, who had served in the Australian Army for 21 years, including two tours of duty in South Vietnam, died on the 31st of August 2006. In 1965, Peter spent a year training recruits at the 1st Recruit Training Battalion after which he joined the 6th Battalion of the RAR and he served with that battalion in South Vietnam from May 1966 to June 1967. The Australian force was then located in Phuoc Tuy Province to the south east of Saigon. On his return to Australia, Peter was sent to the Australian Jungle Training Centre to assist with the training of Australians moving to the South Vietnam combat zone. Peter was posted to the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (Australian advisers) in March 1969 where he served with the 5th Special Forces Group, Mike Force operating out of Pleiku where he commanded 223 Company, and later was XO of the battalion. Peter later served at the LRRP School located at Van Kiep, which was located to the north of the B-36 MSF at Long Hai. Several members of our Chapter have spoken with me about their service with Peter in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam, as one man said, I wouldn't be here today except for Peter Harris s command ability . Peter John Stuart Harris will be sadly missed; by not only his wife Jenny and family, but also all of us who served with him, or knew of him, as a soldier. Bruce Davies Chapter 86

 

DE Oppresso Liber

Burrel Wilson
Assistant Secretary
Special Forces Association
PO Box 41436-1436
Fayetteville, NC 28309
Tel: (910) 485-5433 Fax: (910) 485-1041
EMAIL: sfahq@sfahq.org      WEBSITE: http://www.sfahq.org/

 

5411331MCGRATHRaymondThomas      31-Aug-40                  66.10

The Courier Mail|21 September 2006

McGRATH,
Raymond Thomas. GM.
RRAA. The President and
Committee of the Pine Rivers
District RSL Sub-branch, request
the presence of Members to attend
the Funeral of Ray McGrath, to be
held at the Pinnaroo Cemetery
Chapel, Graham Road, Bridgeman
Downs, on Monday, 25th
September, 2006, at 11 a.m.
Medals to be worn

The Courier Mail|21 September 2006

McGRATH,
Raymond Thomas GM,
late of Deception Bay. Passed away
peacefully 19.09.2006.
Aged 66 years
Beloved Husband of Beverly.
Dearly loved Father and Father-in-
law of Alex and Denise, Allison and
Neil, Simon and Wendi, adored
Grandfather and Great-
grandfather of their Families.
Relatives and Friends are invited to
attend a Service for Ray, to be held
in the Chapel, Pinnaroo Lawn
Cemetery, Graham Road,
Bridgeman Downs, on Monday,
25th September, 2006 at 11 a.m.
To be followed by Interment.
In lieu of flowers, the Family would
appreciate donations to the Heart
Foundation.
TRADITIONAL FUNERALS
Burpengary _ (07) 3888 6633
A Local Family Company

1411166HOGANJohnFrederick     8-Nov-32                    73.92

The Courier Mail|22 September 2006

HOGAN,
John (Jack) Frederick,
1411166. Officers and Members of
the Redcliffe RSL are invited to
attend the Funeral Service of their
Late Member Jack Hogan, as per
Family Notice.

The Courier Mail|22 September 2006

HOGAN,
John (Jack) Frederick,
QX1411166, late of Brighton.
Passed away peacefully,
surrounded by his loving Family,
on 20th September, 2006.
Much loved Life Partner of Joan,
loved Father and Father-in-law of
Julie and Richard, Grahame and
Lynette, Donna and Alan. Brother
of Noel (decd), Ron, Pat and Peg.
Grandfather and Great-
grandfather of their Families.
Relatives and Friends are
respectfully invited to attend a
celebration of Jacks life, which is
to be held at Traditionals Funeral
Chapel, 636 Morayfield Road,
Burpengary, on Monday,
25th September, 2006,
commencing at 1.30 p.m.
TRADITIONAL FUNERALS
Redcliffe _ (07) 3284 7333
A Local Family Company

39196SFILIGOJSergioMario          3-Aug-48                    58.18

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ The Funeral Service
for Mr Sergio Mario Sfiligoj will
be held at the Lilydale Memorial
Park Crematorium Chapel, 126
Victoria Rd, Lilydale, on
TUESDAY (Sept. 26) at 10 a.m.

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serg.
Kilsyth Cricket Club Players and
Committee regret the passing
of a cricketing great. Heartfelt
sympathy to all the Sfiligoj
family.
Mate, I will miss the greatest
junior cricket coach ever!
_ Nutsie.

Herald Sun|23 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serg.
Comrade, fishing mate and loyal
friend to the men of 8 Platoon,
C Company, 3RAR, Vietnam
1968. Sympathy to Jan, Chris,
Sharon and Mark.

Herald Sun|23 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge.
Our ace of hearts, always
playing the joker. Sincere
condolences to Jan, Claude,
Chris, Mark and Sharon.
Loved and cherished memories.
_ Greg, Gwen, Kellie
and Jacqui.

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge.
Thank you for being a wonderful
father and a fantastic Grandad.
We will always miss you, but the
love you gave us will last
forever.
_ Sharon, Adrian, Gemma, Zoe
and Matisse.
Dad, thanks for always being
there whenever I needed help.
Whos going to do all the work
around my house now? I will
miss our Monday night chats.
Love _ Mark and Tyson.

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge (3RAR),
passed away Sept. 19, 2006.
My dear friend, what an
inspiration you were, never
complaining, just showed
courage and strength. I will miss
you, but you will be with me
always in heart and mind.
Deepest sympathy to Jan, Mark,
Chris and Sharon. Love _ Alan.

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge.
Dearest brother of Claude,
brother-in-law of Bronwyn and
uncle of Bianca. Treasured
memories of you will always be
in our hearts. Youll be missed
greatly. Love and deep
sympathies to Jan, Chris,
Sharon and Mark.
Rest In Peace

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge.
At peace with the world. Fishing
forever. Love to Jan, Chris,
Mark, Sharon and families.
_ Maree, Brian, Wendy,
Carolyn and families and great
mate Lawrie Brown.

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Serge.
A truly honest and very cheeky
man. Whenever theres laughter
youll be remembered.
_ Tammie, Nigel and Thomas.

Herald Sun|21 September 2006

SFILIGOJ. _ Sergio Mario,
passed away peacefully on
Sept. 19, 2006. Beloved
husband of Jan, loving brother
of Claude, father of Chris,
Sharon and Mark. Much loved
grandfather of Steven, Mathew,
Natasha, Scott, Gemma, Zoe
and Matisse. Brother-in-law of
Grant and son-in-law of Felix.

54343RIGBYPeterGerard    14-Oct-36                   69.99

From: Bill Dobell [mailto:bill.dobell@bigpond.com]
Sent: Saturday, 23 September 2006 12:35 PM
To: Bill Dobell
Subject: THE PASSING OF PETER GERARD RIGBY
Importance: High

Terry

Bill Dobell C Coy 9 RAR SVN

Vale Peter Rigby

For the second time in a week it is the sad duty of the 9 RAR Association (SA) to inform you of the sudden passing of a Family member.

Yesterday Peter Rigby, who lived with wife, Chris, at Lobethal in the Adelaide Hills, died in the Royal Adelaide Hospital following unexpected complications from a long illness.

Peter's funeral arrangements are not known at this stage but will be circulated when known.

In the interim, 9 RAR (SA) President, Warren Featherby, has forwarded the below tribute:

Sadly Friday the 22 of September, 2006, saw the passing of Peter Gerard Rigby.

Born in Northcliffe, Western Australia, which is one of the tall timber towns in the  lower south west, near Pemberton, in 1936, he found his way into the Regular Army.

Pete served in a number of Battalions and was a foundation member of 4 RAR and 9 RAR.  There is an old saying that would suit the guy very well, " to know him was to  love him"

Pete was always the real deal, the loyal friend, the bloke that would always back you through thick and thin.  One of he most sincere blokes to have ever joined the Australian Army and anyone would feel proud if he might, at some time, call you his friend.

We will miss him

Feathers.

42591SMITHBarryMichael  24-Apr-42                  64.46

From: Ted & Julie Hawkins [mailto:hawkins2@aapt.net.au]
Sent: Sunday, 24 September 2006 8:44 AM

Subject: RE: Vale - 42591 WO1 (retd) Barry Michael Smith, AustralianForce Vietnam Provost Unit, Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member
Importance: High

Vale - 42591 WO1 (retd) Barry Michael Smith

Australian Force Vietnam Provost Unit

Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member

It is with regret that we advise the passing early this morning of our Sub-Branch member, Barry Smith.

Funeral details will be advised when known.

Lest We Forget

......................................

Ted & Julie Hawkins

23 Belcher St

Caboolture

Queensland

Australia 4510

Phone 07 5499 3704

......................................

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From: Ted & Julie Hawkins [mailto:hawkins2@aapt.net.au]
Sent: Friday, 22 September 2006 4:43 PM
Subject: Medical Update - Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member - Barry Smith
Importance: High

Medical Update - Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member - Barry Smith

Reference:     Telecon Ted Hawkins / Danielle Holloway 4.15 PM Friday 22 Sep 06.

Contacts:        a.         Danielle & Paul Holloway (Barry’s daughter)

                                    27 Hillview Ct

                                    Wamuran 4512

Phone 5496 6384

Mobiles (D) 0412 839 063 (P) 0409 590 916

b.                  Michael & Vinetta Smith (Barry’s son)

32 Taylor Rd

Burpengary 4505

Phone 3888 1875

Danielle advised me that Barry has been given leave from Redcliffe Hospital Palliative Care Unit for approximately one week and he is residing in a granny-flat with his son Michael and is being nursed by his other daughter, Kerryn, at that address.

Barry is fading rapidly but would appreciate seeing friends if they phone ahead – WARNING – there are dogs on the property.

It is anticipated that he will be returning to Redcliffe Hospital late next week, unless his condition worsens markedly before that, in which case he will return early.

The family are grateful that the Sub-Branch members are taking an interest in Barry.

Regards

Ted

......................................

Ted & Julie Hawkins

23 Belcher St

Caboolture

Queensland

Australia 4510

Phone 07 5499 3704

......................................

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From: Ted & Julie Hawkins [mailto:hawkins2@aapt.net.au]
Sent: Monday, 25 September 2006 10:33 AM
To: RSL Woodford - President - Jeff Salmon; RSL Woodford - Acting Secretary / Treasurer- Neil Eiby; RSL Woodford - Events Member - Mal Warren; RSL Woodford - Commitee - Steve Caldwell; RSL Woodford - Committee - Leigh Spooner; RSL Woodford - Member - Graham Bleakley; RSL Woodford - Member - Andrew & Mary Dahl; RSL Woodford - Member - Rev Kenneth Steer
Cc: Vietnam Veterans Mortality List
Subject: RE: Funeral Details - 42591 WO1 (retd) Barry Michael Smith,Australian Force Vietnam Provost Unit, Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member
Importance: High

Funeral Details

42591 WO1 (retd) Barry Michael Smith

Australian Force Vietnam Provost Unit

Woodford RSL Sub-Branch Member

Barry’s funeral service will be held at 10 AM Wednesday 27 September 2006 at Caboolture & District Crematorium & Memorial Garden, Tallowood Drive, Deception Bay 4508.

By request of the President of Woodford RSL Sub-Branch, medals to be worn.

Lest We Forget

......................................

Ted & Julie Hawkins

23 Belcher St

Caboolture

Queensland

Australia 4510

Phone 07 5499 3704

......................................

SMITH,
Barry Michael. Late of D
Aguilar. Passed away 23rd
September, 2006. Aged 64 years.
Loving Father of Kerryn, Danielle,
Michael and Troy (decd) and
Families.
Relatives and Friends are invited to
attend Barrys Funeral Service,
which will be held at 10 a.m.
tomorrow, Wednesday 27th
September, in the Chapel of
Caboolture & Districts
Crematorium, Tallowwood Drive,
Deception Bay.
K.M. SMITH FUNERALS
Strathpine_ 3205 8655
An Australian Family Company

The Courier Mail|26 September 2006

SMITH,
Barry Michael, late of
DAguilar. The President of the
Woodford Sub-branch RSL
requests the attendance of
Members at the Funeral Service of
our late Member as per the Family
Notice. Request medals be worn.

2783096STANTONPhillipMalcolm 8-Jun-45                     61.34

From: FrontPage_Form_Mailer@tripod.com [mailto:FrontPage_Form_Mailer@tripod.com]
Sent: Monday, 25 September 2006 12:01 PM
To: fogartyt@bigpond.net.au
Subject: Death of Vietnam Veteran

Army: Yes
Navy:
RAAF:
Number: 2783096
Rank: unknown
Forenames: Phillip Malcolm
Surname: Stanton
BirthDate: 8th June 1945
DateDeath: 22nd September 2006
AgeDeath: 61
CauseDeath: Result of cancer.
UnitDesc: HQ 1 ALSG
FromDate: 6th June 1967
ToDate: 23rd December 1967
YourName: Alan Groome.
YourEmail: vvaaill@aapt.net.au
RelationshipDeceased: President of his sub-branch
Submit: Submit
Remote Name: 10.124.131.239
Remote User: -
HTTP User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)
Date: 24-Sep-2006
Time: 10:01 PM

Comments

ContactDetails

Illawarra Sub-Branch Legacy House 96 Market Street Wollongong NSW 2500 Phone: (02) 4228-6774

35543BRODERICKJames              7-Jul-30                      76.27

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

BRODERICK. _ James (Jim).
35543 WO2
07/07/1930 _ 24/09/2006
3, 1, 2, 7 RAR & AATTV
(Korea/Malaysia/Vietnam)
The President and Members of
the Royal Australian Regiment
Association mourn the passing
of their revered comrade and
dedicated Association member.
A tribute of esteem to a fine
soldier and friend who passed
away in Queensland after a
long illness.
``Duty First

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

BRODERICK. _ James.
The President, Committee and
Members of the Melton Sub-
branch of the RSL regret the
passing of our esteemed
colleague and extend deepest
sympathy to his family.

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

K.V.A.A.
BRODERICK. _ James.
Passed away Sept. 23, 2006
Ex. 3 R.A.R.
President and Members regret
the passing of their friend.
Condolences to the family.

15700NavySIMPSONBrianG          18-Nov-34                  71.90

The Courier Mail|26 September 2006

SIMPSON,
Brian George RAN
R46660 R15700, late of Annerley,
formerly of RSL War Veterans
Homes Caboolture, passed away
21st September, 2006.
Aged 71 years
Loved Husband of Wilga (decd),
loving Step-father of Naomi and
Lisa. Much loved Grandad to
Jonathon, Simon, Tim, Kate and
Ethan.
Family and Friends are invited to
Celebration of Brians Life. To be
held in the RSL War Veterans
Chapel, King Street, Caboolture, on
Thursday, 28th September, 2006,
commencing at 10.30 a.m.
No Funeral Cortege
TRADITIONAL FUNERALS
Burpengary - (07) 3888 6633
A Local Family Company

5716757ROBERTSGrahamJohn   17-May-48                 58.40

From: Paul Dignon [mailto:pauldignon@iprimus.com.au]
Sent: Monday, 25 September 2006 9:59 PM
To: Terry Fogarty
Cc: birddog
Subject: FW: VALE Graham Roberts

 Many Regards

Paul Dignon

National Coordinator

The Sea of Orange

United we Stand

(08) 8277 2069

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Briggs [mailto:briggsy1@iprimus.com.au]
Sent: Monday, 25 September 2006 7:29 PM
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Subject: Fw: VALE Graham Roberts

 A mate of mine Graham Roberts @ "Chopper" passed away on Saturday afternoon at Seabird.

His body has been brought to Perth for PM.

Brenda his ex wife has told me that there will be a cremation ceremony in Perth but at this time no definite arrangements have been completed.

He was a section commander with 7 RAR on their second tour. A lot of his mates are here in Perth as ex 7 RAR and I hope you can pass this on to them.

I will be in touch with you as soon as I know the funeral arrangements. I can be contacted on 08 95376956 or briggsy1@iprimus.com.au

D.J.Briggs (Briggsy)
8 Scott Place
Ravenswood 6208
(08)95376956
briggsy1@iprimus.com.au

312592MOUNTNEYJohnLeslie      29-Oct-46                   59.95

From: Bill Dobell [mailto:bill.dobell@bigpond.com]
Sent: Tuesday, 26 September 2006 10:46 AM
To: Bill Dobell
Subject: FW: Vale John Mountney

 Bill Dobell

http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/dobie/web/index.html

Veterans' pensions don't cost

They contribute to the economy

From: sonya [mailto:spetrov@vic.chariot.net.au]
Sent: Tuesday, 26 September 2006 10:39 AM
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Subject: Fw: Vale John Mountney

----- Original Message -----

From: Len Barlow

Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 3:49 PM

Subject: Vale John Mountney

'Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 3:21 PM

Subject: Vale John Mountney

Len,

        It is with sadness that I have to inform you of the passing of one of our members John Mountey on Tuesday 19th. September.

John was battling Lung Cancer & Brain Tumor, but unfortunately did not win the fight.

His service will take place at Tobins of Noble Park on Tuesday 26th. at 2pm.

regards Harold Heslop.

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ The Chapel
Funeral of John Leslie Mountney
will be held at Tobin Brothers
Currents of Life Chapel, 505
Princes Hwy, Noble Park, on
TUESDAY (Sept. 26, 2006) at
2.30 p.m.
A private cremation will follow
In lieu of flowers, donations may
be made to Peter MacCallum
Hospital. Envelopes will be
available at the Chapel.
 

Herald Sun|25 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John Leslie.
Deepest sympathy to Denise
and Chris. Dad, wish we had
more time together.
Love _ your son Mark, Jodie,
grandkids Dylan, Corey, Chloe
and Jake.
 

Herald Sun|23 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John Leslie.
Dad passed away peacefully at
Peter MacCallum Hospital on
Sept. 20, 2006. You will be
sadly missed, with treasured
memories. Deepest sympathy to
Chris and family.
Love _ Your sons Robert and
Philip and grandchildren Luke,
Bradley and Adam.
Rest in peace mate
Carn the Pies
 

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John Leslie,
passed away peacefully on
Wed., Sept. 20, 2006.
Much loved partner of Chrissie,
father of Robert, Mark, Adrian
and Philip. Son of Dorothy and
Leslie (both dec.), loved brother
of Lorraine and Bo.
Loved always
and remembered forever
 

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John Leslie.
To Dad, thanks for coming back
into our lives, if only for a
short time. The memories will be
cherished. Deepest sympathy to
Chris and family.
Love _ Your son Adrian and
Karen, grandchildren Jamie,
Paige and Shevourne.
 

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John Leslie.
29.10.1946 - 20.9.2006
Passed away peacefully at Peter
MacCallum. Loved brother of
Lorraine and family, Bo, Marie
and family.
Goodbye Mate, you will be sadly
missed. Till we meet again.
 

Herald Sun|22 September 2006

MOUNTNEY. _ John.
Johnny, you fought so hard to
stay, but you had to leave me.
You have left a hole in my heart
that will never mend. You were
my rock, my everything. I loved
you so much and I am so lost
without you.
_ Chrissie.
 

107423NavyWHITEJamieRonald   18-Dec-52                 53.81

The Courier Mail|27 September 2006

WHITE,
Jamie Ronald, of Banyo.
Loved Husband of June, Son of
Ronald (decd) and Lorna. Brother
of Jenny, Lorna and Ian.
Jamies Relatives and Friends are
invited to a Celebration of his Life
at 10 a.m. on Thursday, 28th
September, 2006, at Metropolitan
Funeral Home Chapel, 782
Zillmere Road, Aspley.
Flowers appreciated or donations
to Blue Care.
METROPOLITAN FUNERALS
Aspley _ 3263 5044
Proudly Australian Owned

The Courier Mail|27 September 2006

WHITE,
Jamie Ronald. R107423
Navy. Members of the Kedron-
Wavell RSL are advised of the
death of their late Member.

38671CLEMENTSJohnThomas     21-Apr-30                  76.49

Herald Sun|29 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ The Chapel
Funeral of Mr. John Clements
will be held at Tobin Brothers,
Threads of Life Chapel, 294
Burwood Highway, East
Burwood (between Springvale
and Blackburn Roads), on
TUESDAY (Oct. 3, 2006) at 2
p.m.
A Private Cremation will follow

Herald Sun|29 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ J. T. 38671.
1 RAR Korea & Vietnam
On Sept. 25, 2006
The President and Members of
the Waverley RSL Sub-Branch
Inc. deeply regret the passing of
our esteemed Member Jack.
LEST WE FORGET

Herald Sun|27 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ Jack.
Loved uncle of Shirley and
Suzanne, Arnold and Barry and
all of our families.
Forever in our hearts

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ John T.
Uncle John, you were always
part of our family, and will be
sadly missed. Our deepest and
heartfelt sympathy to Tomoko.
Our thoughts are with you at
this sad time.
Love _ Jacqui and Nicole. XXX

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ John Thomas.
Sadly passed away on Sept. 25,
2006. Loving husband of
Tomoko.
Thank you for a happy life
Please see later paper for
Funeral details.

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ John Thomas.
Passed away peacefully on
Sept. 25, 2006.
Loving friend of the Cherry
family. Love and deepest
sympathy to Tomoko.

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ John.
Fondest memories of a
wonderful man. He was a part of
our lives for many years and we
will miss his smiling face. We
send our love and sympathy to
Tomoko. _ Wayne, Jutta and
family.

Herald Sun|26 September 2006

CLEMENTS. _ John.
Our deepest sympathy to
Tomoko on the sad passing of
John. Wish we could be there for
you at this time. Uncle John, you
will be sadly missed by us all.
Family occasions wont be the
same without you there.
Love _ Shane, Debbie, Joshua
and Ben.

2109449BLAIRGregoryWayne       31-Aug-50                  56.12

The Courier Mail|29 September 2006

BLAIR,
Gregory Wayne Russell
(Greg). Late of Kallangur, formerly
of Belmore, Sydney. Passed away
peacefully 27.9.2006.
Aged 56 Years
Dearly loved Husband and
Soulmate of Robyne. Loved Father
of Robert, Gina, Daniel and Shellie.
Devoted Poppie to Shannelle, Tyler
and Liam. Loving Brother and
Friend to all.
Family and Friends are invited to a
Celebration of Gregs life, to be held
at Traditional Funerals Chapel,
636 Morayfield Road, Burpengary,
on Tuesday, 3.10.2006
commencing at 11.30 a.m.
TRADITIONAL FUNERALS
Burpengary - (07) 3888 6633
A Local Family Company

21406OSTARAErnestBarrington    11-Jul-23 83.28

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Dobell [mailto:bill.dobell@bigpond.com]
Sent: Friday, 29 September 2006 10:44 AM
To: Bill Dobell
Subject: FW: A soldier died to day

RIP

Bill Dobell

http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/dobie/web/index.html

Veterans' pensions don't cost

They contribute to the economy

-----Original Message-----

From: Bernie McGurgan [mailto:hill55@vtown.com.au]

Sent: Friday, 29 September 2006 10:32 AM

To: Recipient list suppressed:

Subject: A soldier died to day

Sad news men!

Persevere

Bernie

From: "Barry Sullivan" marbar@speednet.com.au

To: "'Bernie McGurgan'" hill55@vtown.com.au

Subject: RE: A soldier died to day

Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 10:00:37 +1000

Dear Bernie,

Sadly I have to inform you that Ossie Ostara died this morning at 7am, Tim

Holt rang me with the news at 7.30am.   No funeral arrangements known as

yet, Tim Holt will keep me informed, and will pass on when known.

Would you put this on your extensive contact list please, thanks Bernie

Persevere mate,    Barry Sullivan Sec NSW AATTV Branch

-----Original Message-----

From: Bernie McGurgan [mailto:hill55@vtown.com.au]

Sent: Tuesday, 26 September 2006 3:06 PM

To: Recipient list suppressed:

Subject:

The youngsters have not forgotten!

Persevere

Bernie

From: Paul Dignon [mailto:pauldignon@iprimus.com.au]
Sent: Friday, 29 September 2006 10:53 PM
To: Terry Fogarty
Subject: FW: A soldier died to day - WO1 Ossies Ostara, DCM

Many Regards

*************************************************************************************************

Paul Dignon

National Coordinator

The Sea of Orange

United we Stand

(08) 8277 2069

-----Original Message-----
From: Bernie McGurgan [mailto:hill55@vtown.com.au]
Sent: Friday, 29 September 2006 7:24 PM
To: Recipient list suppressed:
Subject: A soldier died to day - WO1 Ossies Ostara, DCM

A soldier died today

 
G'day all,
 
Sad news on the passing today of 21406 WO1 Ernest 'Ossie' Barrington OSTARA, DCM Ra Inf who served with AATTV 1964-66 and 1967-70 in South Vietnam.
 
Funeral details will be advised when known.
 
I have taken the liberty of printing details of the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) awarded for actions in 1965.
 
Army Number:                  21406
Rank:                         Warrant Officer Class One
Christian Name:               Ernest Barrington
Surname:                      OSTARA
Award:                        DCM
 
Warrant Officer Ostara served with the Australian Imperial Forces during World War Two and saw active service with the 2/6th Australian Commando Squadron from 1943 to 1946. He enlisted in the Australian Regular Army in September 1947. Before being allotted for duty with the Australian Army Training Team in South Vietnam he served with the First Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in Korea in 1953 as well as in a number of instruction posts including appointments with cadets, commandos and the Infantry Centre. Warrant Officer Ostara commenced his tour of duty with the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam on 10 November 1963, his first assignment being that of Adviser to the Vietnamese National Training Centre at Dong Da.
At 1500 hours on 7 January 1965, the Reconnaissance Company, with Warrant Officer Ostara as Senior Adviser, was in refresher training at Dong Da Training Centre. An operation was in progress in the Northern end of the training area where a "Tiger Company" (a heliborne reaction force) was clearing a Viet Cong company from a nearby village. The Viet Cong broke clear and moved South across undulating scrubby country in plain view of a group consisting of Australians and Vietnamese troops. Under the guidance and with the assistance of the Australian members of the Training Team, the Vietnamese troops blocked the Viet Cong move with machine gun fire inflicting seven casualties on the Viet Cong and forcing them to take cover and move into a narrow step sided water course. At this stage the group of 10 Vietnamese troops who were being instructed by Warrant Officer Ostara, under his direction quickly took up an intercepting position further up the water course. The advancing Viet Cong on meeting this group threw grenades which caused panic among the Vietnamese troops under training. Quickly assessing the seriousness of the situation and to protect the troops under his care Warrant Officer Ostara single handed attacked the Viet Cong force. With his personal carbine he shot down the leading elements of two who proved to be a senior Viet Cong Commander and his orderly. Rounding a bend to follow up, he found no remaining enemy. His actions made a tremendous impact on the force to which he was attached, which on succeeding days undertook further successful operations. Warrant Officer Ostara's action was a splendid individual effort and is in the highest tradition of the Australian Regular Army and reflects great credit upon himself.
 
Ossie was also the recipient of a number of foreign decorations for his service in South Vietnam and these included the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry (with Silver Star) and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry (Bronze Star with Cluster).
 
Ossie will be sadly missed by all Team members as well as many members of the veteran community.
 
May he Rest In Peace.
 
Persevere,
 
Rick
 
 
Dear Bernie,
 
Sadly I have to inform you that Ossie Ostara died this morning at 7am, Tim
Holt rang me with the news at 7.30am.   No funeral arrangements known as
yet, Tim Holt will keep me informed, and will pass on when known.
Would you put this on your extensive contact list please, thanks Bernie
Persevere mate,
 
Barry Sullivan Sec NSW AATTV Branch
 

Lest we forget

42629WILLIAMSAlanClive  29-Apr-42                  64.47

The Courier Mail|30 September 2006

WILLIAMS,
Alan Clive (Acka),
passed away peacefully on
September 28th, 2006, at John
Flynn Hospital (after a long
determined battle). Late of
Kingscliff, formerly of Durack,
Brisbane.
161 Recce Flt Vietnam
Dearly loved Husband of Merle.
Much loved Dad and Father-in-law
of Liane and Dan, Alison and
Johnathon. Dedicated Pappy of
Aimee.
Family and Friends are
respectfully invited to attend a
Funeral Service for Alan, to be held
at, St. James Anglican Church,
Marine Parade, Kingscliff, on
Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006,
commencing at 1 p.m.
Ex-Service Personnel are
requested to wear jacket, tie and
medals please.
EASTON FUNERAL SERVICES
Tweed Heads (07)5599 1500
Family Owned Funeral Care