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David Ian BARTHOLEMEW
David Ian BARTHOLEMEW
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David BARTHOLEMEW Obituary
Passed away suddenly on the 29th of December, 2016 at the Launceston General Hospital.
Beloved son of Tom and Sheila Bartholemew (both dec), husband of Andrea, father and father in law to Adam, Sarah, Daniel, Justin, Amanda, Emily and Tristan. Brother of Marybeth and Grandpa to Lochlan, Jasmine, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Ella and Hamish.
Rest in Peace.
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Teressa Martin
January 2, 2017
Thankyou David for all your expertise over the years. Sadddened to hear of your passing.
Teressa and Brett martin
Paul and Andrea Franke
January 2, 2017
So saddened to hear of Davids passing. Our thoughts are with his family as they pass through this difficult time.
Kind regards
Andrea and Paul Franke
January 3, 2017
BARTHOLOMEW David Ian A privilege to have work with you over the years. You'll be very sadly missed and never forgtten. Deepest sympathy to Andrea and all of David's family. Rest peacefully. The Staff at Bartholomews Chartered Accountants.
January 3, 2017
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January 2, 2017
BARTHOLEMEW David Ian To my boss for almost 25 years. I wouldn't be where I am today without your professionalism, ethics, knowledge and support. I will miss your humour and the stories shared over the years. You have always been a part of my family. Thanks for the memories. Heartfelt sympathy to Andrea, Adam, Daniel, Justin, Emily and families. Allison and the Family.
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