FRIDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 2021. COMMENCING AT 11:00 A.M.
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Ian ‘Simmo’ Simmons
Passed away peacefully
on February 11th, 2021.
Aged 76 years.
Father of Kathryn.
Will be sadly missed by
all his family and friends.
A Funeral Service for
Simmo will be held at
David W Bull Cranbourne Funeral Home
6 Brunt Street, Cranbourne on
Friday 19th February 2021
commencing at 11:00 a.m.
A private cremation will be held.
Due to government restrictions please
complete attendee list upon arrival.
INDOOR funeral gatherings are still subject
to two-square-metres per person. Therefore some people
may be outside we will advise this accordingly
and thank you for your understanding.
Please click on the link below to
view the Chapel service for Ian which
is scheduled to commence at 11:00 a.m.
on Friday 19th February 2021.
Click here to view the live stream of Ian’s Service
Should you wish to send your personal condolences
to the family, please leave a message on the
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Rip old mate. Dad is waiting to have a beer or 2 with you around the fire bucket William saying pies are shit simmo.
Our condolences to Kathryn and family.
Simmo will be sadly missed.
Curly and Alice Donato and family.
Sad to see you, my friend, go, RIP. Condolences to your family. Say hi to Richard for me, have a cold one with him. See you one day in heaven.
Sorry I can’t be there today Simmo but I will be having a beer for you at Bemm River
We were saddened to hear that you passed away. We had a beer togerher not that long ago! Our thoughts are with you and your family.
You will be missed.
Thinking of you as we celebrate your remarkable life!
Love Marzy, Mick, Josh, Luke and Logan
Go Pies!!
Lovely memories of years ago. Ian you were always so friendly and happy. Rest in Peace. Joan Emery (Langley) and family.
Condolences to all Simmo’s family and friends. He was a good friend to Mum and Dad and us kids. Will never forget some of the camping trips he had with us.
RIP
RIP Simmo. Johnnie is waiting there with open arms for you , he can’t wait to talk everything football
Yvonne Travis and Stacey xx
We are sorry to hear of the passing of Simmo. So many memories growing up on the farm, he was always ready for a laugh and a beer. Condolences to Ian’s family. May he enjoy a beer with dad tonight and one of mums scones.
Deepest condolences to the family on the passing of Simmo
Just a few words and memories from mum and myself of our memories of Simmo
He was a great mate to Dad (Dexter Farr) and a true family friend. Dad would often refer to him as “Tassie Devil” as he was a true tornado in a huge hurry often with no real purpose.
Simmo was a dads farming “go to man” he was always there to lend a hand at the drop of a hat when dad needed it and enjoy a quiet beer or two afterwards. Whether it was Carting hay, un bogging the farm Ute, helping an injured cow, feeding the pigs or just having a quiet beer on his way past in his little yellow Ute.
I loved nothing more than standing at the bus stop (35 years ago) and seeing a tractor approaching in the distance
It was always great to see that big smiling face as I yelled UP YOURS SIMMO accompanied by THE BIRD
The reply “you’re a cheeky bugger Vaness” and a shake of his head with a huge chuckle as he putted on by on his way to the farm.
Honoured to watch the service and very touched to see the picture from his 50th of him holding the belt Craig and I gave him (a personalised belt with a harness horse buckle)
Every time I saw him he would lift his shirt to say “I love this belt Vaness”
Footy season won’t be the same anymore – I alway knew my phone would ring the minute the game was over (and sometimes before) if the dreaded Pies beat The mighty Cats. I will truly miss those calls.
Mum (Carol Farr) and our family would like to pass on our deepest condolences to the family in the passing of Simmo
Have a beer with Dad Simmo – you are truly missed by those who loved you.
Rest easy Simmo
cheers to you
up yours
Vaness …. the cheeky bugger !!!
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