Obituary James Roberts died at Cowra May 21
James Roberts died at his daughter Kathlesy Hogan's home on Bligh Street Cowra in the early hours of May 21. Requiem Mass was held by Rev Father Reen and the funeral service followed at St Johns and St Raphael’s Church. He was 87, survived by many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. The family noted his farming life and wide circle of friends.
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