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HOCKING, John Laurence "China"

21/10/1937 - 16/02/2026
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 20/2/2026
Location: Port Augusta

HOCKING, John Laurence "China"
Passed away peacefully at
Barunga Village, Port Broughton on Monday, February 16, 2026.
Aged 88 years

Much loved father and
father-in-law of
Mel (dec),
Cindy and Michael.
Cherished Grandad of
Chels and Joshua.
Life long friend of Maureen.

Close in our hearts
you will always stay
Loved and remembered
every day.

21/10/1937 - 16/02/2026
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Funeral by : Quinn Funerals Pt Augusta

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