9 June 2025 of Kiama
6/2/1950 – 9/6/2025
Aged 75 years
of Kiama
After a long and legendary haul, Jimmy has finally reached his final destination,
the next rest stop.
Loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather and a great mate.
Forever in our hearts
A void that will never be filled
You are welcome to join us for “Jimmy’s final drinks” – a celebration of Jimmy’s life to be held at:
Kiama Showground Pavillion
Thursday 26 June 2025
at 12noon
Followed by his final convoy to Bombo Cemetery and finishing off with last drinks
at Kiama Leagues Club
The family would like to request that you wear your casual afternoon club/pub or hi-vis clothing
as a tribute to Jimmy’s favourite things.
Those unable to attend are invited to view his service via a link available at:
funeralannouncement.com.au
Funeral Details
Date & Time
12:00 pm, Thu 26 June 2025Venue
Kiama Showground Pavillion, 2 Bong Bong St, Kiama, New South Wales 2533, AUView on Google Maps
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H.Parsons Funerals
100% Australian, H.Parsons has been serving the NSW South Coast since 1893.(02) 4228 9622
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34 Belmore St, Wollongong, New South Wales 2500
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My condolences to the Dunbar family in this sad time,
Jim was a great bloke, I can remember he used to keep his rig in dad’s yard next to the timber yard, always smiling.
RIP Jim
Regards Tony Dwyer
Condolences to the Dunbar family. I worked with Jim for a number of years, sometimes I was his boss sometimes he was mine. We moved jobs together a few times, Readymix, Cement Australia and back to Cleary Bros. He took me under his wing when I was a 55 year old apprentice tanker driver. Was always a good mate. RIP Jim.
I have lost a great mate. I’ve known Jim and his family for too many years to count. We became very close over the past thirty years. I will miss our bi-weekly breakfast appointments at Short Black, the comraderie at Kiama Leaguies and of course the stir at State of Origin time. Even though his early career was in baking he was a very good and passionate truck driver covering many skills. I feel your hurt Carol and the families, it is hard saying goodbye. Stay strong.
Regards Bruce Dun