Kathleen Ann Bienke

Kathleen Ann Bienke (Passed away 26 Jun 2016)

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Location
St Bartholomew's Anglican Church 8 The Avenue Alstonville 2478
Date
2nd Jul 2016
Time
10am
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Alstonville Lawn Cemetery Alstonville 2477
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In loving memory of Kathleen Ann Bienke who passed away peacefully in her sleep on Sunday 26th of June, 2016 after a long, courageous and strong battle against Brain Cancer.

Dearly loved wife of Francis Bienke. Deeply loved Mother and Mother-In-Law of Lesley, Colin, James, Cameron, Julian, Maryann and Amie, Chris, Steve and Diana. Adored Nana to Rowon, Xavier, Zara, Kaelen, Byron and Noah. Sister of Lawrence, Nancy and Rosemary.

Devoting herself to all.

An incredibly joyful and generous spirit, you showed us all how to live and love without boundaries and will forever be with us.

Relatives and friends attended Kathleen’s funeral service to at St Bartholomew’s Anglican Church, 6 The Avenue, Alstonville on Saturday 2nd July 2016. Followed by Burial at Alstonville Cemetery.

Lesley, Chris, Xavier, Zara and Kaelen Amato lit a candle
Beth Ellis lit a candle
Tracey and Eric Palmer lit a candle
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It was an honour to be invited by the coach of the Gold Coast Titans, Neil Henry to form a Guard of Honour for the players as they ran onto the field last night in memory of Mum as part of the NRL's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round.

It was an honour to be invited by the coach of the Gold Coast Titans, Neil Henry to form a Guard of Honour for the players as they ran onto the field last night in memory of Mum as part of the NRL's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round.

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Kathleen Ann Bienke It was an honour to be invited by the coach of the Gold Coast Titans, Neil Henry to form a Guard of Honour for the players as they ran onto the field last night in memory of Mum as part of the NRL's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round.

It was an honour to be invited by the coach of the Gold Coast Titans, Neil Henry to form a Guard of Honour for the players as they ran onto the field last night in memory of Mum as part of the NRL's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round.