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CRAY, Max

Death notice for

CRAY, Max

24/05/1942 - 06/06/2026
Publication: Shepparton News
Date Listed: 12/6/2026
Location: Shepparton

Passed away peacefullyafter an

illness at Geelong Hospital.


Loving Husband and Soulmate of Diane.

Adored Father of Belinda and Sally.

Cherished Brother ofMadge Merrylees

and Brother-In-Law of Liz Ingham.


Treasured by Lily and much-loved Uncle to

his Nieces and Nephews.


A loyal mate to many.


The soundtrack to our lives

will never sound the same.

24/05/1942 - 06/06/2026
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