GEORGE WILLIAM KEABLE

12th March 2012
Of Walcha formerly of Marks Point
Aged 86 Years

Loving father and father-in-law of BRAD and TONI, JODIE and CHARLIE, SCOTT and MANDY, JASON and RHONDA, TODD and JEWEL. Much loved pop of his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Sadly missed by all his FAMILY.

Relatives and Friends were invited to attend GEORGE`s Funeral Service held in the David Lloyd Funeral Chapel, 599 Pacific Hwy, Belmont on FRIDAY 16th March 2012 .
A private cremation will followed.

George I am pleased to have had the privilege to meet you a few years ago. I had heard so many good things about you. 

After meeting you I knew that they were all true.

You sure were good with your hands in making some lovely things.

I am glad I was able to attend your funeral on Friday at Belmont to meet some of your children.

They said that one of your boys has inherited his father’s  gift of making things.

You are now out of pain and at peace mate, safe in heaven.

My Thoughts are still with you today.

Kind regards,

Ian Simpson.

George Keable.

George you were the best dancer iI have ever danced with.

Have known you since my daughter was 3 years old, and you feed her a packet of chocolate Montes

You were at Bennets Green then and at sea. Brad liked his Crispies and Cream. I remember that .

The day we went and got the Bedroom suite at Pullins furniture at Maitland gee that was a funny day even the salesman had a good giggle.

You were so clever with your hands and your ideas of what you could recycle.

I am so glad I called into Marybourough that last time and saw you . I will treasure that picture.

You were never to far from my thoughts.

Remember the dance  we always loved at Tighes Hill Social club with Bill Alder and the band. We always had that last dance never missed it.

*** CAN I HAVE THIS DANCE FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE ***

Now you are probably doing you own thing  and I am sure  you will be GOOD  at it.

You were a big part of my life George I will miss you. As SPECIAL FRIENDS LAST FOR EVER and you were that to me

                           NEVER FORGOTTEN

                              Lorraine