of Merimbula
20.07.1940 – 30.03.2025
Beloved husband of Libby. Dear father and father-in-law to Steve (France) and Stewart & Helen (Edinburgh). Devoted grandpa to his 3 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
A Celebration of Alan’s life will be held in the Clavering Park Crematorium Chapel, Wolumla at 2:00p.m., Monday 7th April, 2025.
Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend.
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2:00 pm, Mon 7 April 2025Venue
Clavering Park Memorial Gardens and Crematorium, 428 Candelo-Wolumla Rd, Wolumla, New South Wales 2550, AUView on Google Maps
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John R Whyman Funeral Services
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John R Whyman Funeral Services
Serving families in Bega and surrounding suburbs.02 6492 4111
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5 Little Church St, Bega, New South Wales 2550
At rest now . I am so sorry for your loss Libby.
With loving thoughts
Jill
Lifelong memories of Alan’s wisdom, kindness, good humour and utter refusal to surrender to the limitations life had placed on him. We raise a full glass in gratitude for his warmth, friendship and generosity. Our love, Linda and Mark
Such an inspiration. Such a gentleman. Such good company.
I will always remember your smile and laugh Alan.
So sad for your loss Libby.
Love Deb
Indeed a real gentleman with such an interest in life around him. I was so impressed when he told me about all the different species of birds inhabiting the banks of the River Dordogne, in front of the house. I was always welcome when I called in, as a cheerful smile and a bottle of champagne greeted me. Sorely missed and a huge loss to you Libby. Alan was one on his own! R.I.P. Dear Alan
Indeed a real gentleman with such an interest in life around him. I was so impressed when he told me about all the different species of birds inhabiting the banks of the River Dordogne, in front of the house. I was always welcome when I called in, as a cheerful smile and a bottle of champagne greeted me. Sorely missed and a huge loss to you Libby. Alan was one on his own! R.I.P. Dear Alan.
I met Alan in ’97, and my very first impressions were of innate kindness, quiet wisdom and unflagging good humour and generosity. Nothing in the decades that followed altered that view. He will be missed.
I will miss his always cheerful smile and wit, always brightening up the Merimbula Boardwalk and cafes. I will always remember him in his kilt, sharing a song with him and celebrating Robbie Burns. A sad loss to our community, a true gentleman always.