BUTLER

BUTLER, Lindsay Percival

13.6.1936 – 22.2.2024

Passed away at the Royal Melbourne Hospital aged 87. Much loved soulmate and partner of Maureen. Loving father of Wayne, Graham, Jeffrey and Greg and their families.

Forever In Our Hearts

Funeral to be held at the Lester & Son Chapel, 49 Thomas Mitchell Drive Wodonga on Thursday 7th March 2024 at 10.30am. A burial will follow at the Wodonga Cemetery, 190 Sangsters Rd Wodonga.

To view the livestream of Lindsay’s service please click here www.ovrlstream.com.au/butler

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  1. Steph Thomas  March 4, 2024

    Rest easy Grandpa, you will be missed.
    Love you forever,
    Matt, Steph and Jackson xx

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  2. Kim  March 4, 2024

    What a pleasure to have known Lindsay.
    A lovely, happy, witty & full on great man who was always full of good humor & a good laugh.
    Loved & adored by so many & will always be in spirit with those he shared his life with.
    Sending our deepest condolences & love to all of Lindsay’s family.

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  3. Greg and Margaret Donelan  March 6, 2024

    Sorry for your loss
    Deepest sympathy to Maureen and Lindsay’s family

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  4. Dennis & Sue McAuliffe  March 6, 2024

    RIP Lindsay. Dennis &Sue McAuliffe.

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  5. Jenny  March 7, 2024

    To Graham shell Joel troy and family thinking of you all in this very sad time Lindsay (old barstard)
    You will be sadly missed whip and Jenny

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  6. Sue Smith  March 7, 2024

    Lindsay, you will always be a part of our Family and missed more than you realise. You will be remembered for your sense of humour and stirring always having a beer in hands reach.Except at breakfast when you would have Bacon & eggs cooking.
    The day you made me climb the Fire watch Tower where you would spend your weekends watching for fire outbreaks in the Hot summers and protecting the Mitta Valley. You could see for kilometers up there. The call outs when there was a fire & sometimes you would be gone for a couple of days or more.
    We will always remember the holiday in Ceduna 40 degree heat, fishing for whiting, watching outside of the pub window at the Indiginous kids playing on the jetty and the comments you made that would get you arrested by todays laws. LOL So many good and sad memories we shared with your family.
    Rest in Peace my friend. Love Marj & Sue Smith & grandson Jarrod Butler.

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  7. Debbie  March 7, 2024

    Deepest sympathy to Maureen and the Butler family RIP Uncle Lindsay . Love Deb

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