BENTLEY, George Edward

RiP George.
Sending Sympathy love and condolences to you all. Will be thinking of you on Thursday, but cannot be with you xxxx

My condolences to the family
At this very hard & sad time
Oh my love & 🙏🏻 to the family

I will miss your stories and always remember the way you stretched out on the couch. Hope you find many more paths to ride and campsite fires to sit around in the afterlife. Thankyou for your company over the years. Miss you defacto dad.

George , a true gentleman, remembering the fun times on club activities.. condolences to Meg and his family ..

Anne I am so sorry. It’s so very hard to lose a parent. There is never enough time to say the things you want to say lots of love to you and Liv.

Sympathy and thoughts are with the family at this sad time. Bethany Row and family.

Hey George life’s just not the same looking out the window. Miss our chats already!! See you in the next life ❤️.…I bet my 2 wheels will beat yours!!

Gosh George we have been missing you at bowls; and sadly no more duck hunting, bike riding or putting more whiskey into our water stories.
Our deepest condolences to Meg and your family.
Rest peacefully
Lee Armstrong and all the Korumburra bowlers

We are very sorry to hear that George has passed away, Barry and George were old work mates and friends for over 60 years. Our deepest condolences to Stephen , Anne, Mark their partners and Families, also our condolences to Meg George’s Companion. Take heart that now George is out of pain and at peace . From The Tebb Family

Grandad, you lived such a full life and we are so grateful you got to do that.
Since I was a little girl, I always looked up to you and saw a big, tall, strong man. You were that to the very end. Resting now.
All my love Mellissa. X

You fought hard to stay as long as you could not ready to go. So many private moments spoken or just a look. You made me the person I am today and I’m forever grateful. You have been given your wings fly high. No more pain rest now dad.
Anne & Liv

Grandad,
You made me who I am today in more ways than I probably ever said out loud. The things you taught me, the strength you showed and the way you lived they’ve stayed with me and shaped the person I’ve become.
Even though we weren’t as close these past few years I want you to know it was an honour to be there with you till the very end. That moment is something I will carry with me always.
I’ll miss the times we spent together, especially duck shooting those memories mean more to me now than ever. I hope you’re up there smiling and at peace.
Our son your great grandson will make you proud. He’s chasing his dreams of becoming a pilot just like you always wanted to be. I’ll make sure he knows your story and the man you were so your legacy lives on through him.
I’ll miss you, Grandad.
Until next time.

Grandad,
You made me who I am today, in more ways than I probably ever said out loud. The things you taught me, the strength you showed and the way you lived they’ve stayed with me and shaped the person I’ve become.
Even though we weren’t as close these past few years I want you to know it was an honour to be there with you till the very end. That moment is something I will carry with me always.
I’ll miss the times we spent together, especially duck shooting those memories mean more to me now than ever. I hope you’re up there smiling and at peace.
Our son your great grandson will make you proud. He’s chasing his dreams of becoming a pilot just like you always wanted to be. I’ll make sure he knows your story and the man you were so your legacy lives on through him.
I’ll miss you, Grandad.
Until next time.

My darling George, I miss you so much ,I’m always thinking of you and have a lot of “I must tell George that” moments. You made me so happy and took me to lots of places I would never had gone to , you also calmed me down, that was a big achievement in it self. I will always love you forever in my heart. Meg

George will miss you at bowls and you were a true friend.
Rest in peace my dear friend.
From Joanna Lomagno

To Stephen, Anne, and Mark partners and Families, and Meg , we are so sorry that we can’t make it to George’s funeral tomorrow. We will be thinking of you all, from Barry, Janice Tebb and Family

Deepest sympathy to Meg and extended families. Thank you for always showing your friendly advice 4 wheel driving, camping, chats around the camp fires, or indoor bowling. A true gentleman and friend.
Jenny , Colin Dowel and boys Mark, Stuart and Wes.