ABEL, George William | Death Notices | Geelong | Southern Riverina News

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Publication: Geelong Advertiser

Date Listed: 8/8/2026

Location: Drysdale

ABEL
George William
15.03.1932 - 12.07.2026

Dearly loved and loving husband of Ann (dec).
Adored Dad, amazing Grandpa and cherished Great Grandpa.

With love from your extremely proud and devoted family.

Fly high, we love
and miss you.

Special thanks to the amazing staff at
The Homestead, Wallington for the wonderful care
given to George.

15/03/1932 - 12/07/2026

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Funeral by : William Sheahan Funerals

Website: https://www.sheahanfunerals.com.au

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