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More than 1000 people gathered yesterday at St Augustine’s Anglican Church to farewell Mr Shepparton, W.B. ‘‘Bill’’ Hunter, and to give thanks for a life full of friendship, faith, generosity, public service and kindness.

Shepparton’s father figure Bill Hunter died peacefully on Friday afternoon aged 92 having lived as full a life as could be imagined.

Graeme Jennings dedicated his life to helping the communities he lived in. He died at the age of 65 in April.

Les Mogg earned respect from more than just his players as Cobram Football Club coach. The club legend died at a Cobram hospital on Wednesday afternoon after battling brain cancer. He was 82.

Ros Nethersole died at the age of 45 after an asthma attack and family and friends have paid tribute a woman who led change in the community.

Taylor Farley was a quiet achiever who everyone knew. The 16-year-old Shepparton Pony Club level one rider was described by her family as modest and determined, with an honest heart.

Numurkah boy Sam Cason, 11, died last month in a quad bike accident on a Katunga dairy farm. His parents, Dean and Emily Cason, plan to spread the workplace safety message to spare others their distress.

Numurkah schoolmates remember 11-year-old Sam Cason who was killed in a quad bike accident