In Loving Memory
of
Bruce Charles Gillies

Service
FRIDAY 21ST NOVEMBER 2025. COMMENCING AT 2.00 P.M.

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A Funeral Service for
Bruce Gillies will be held at
David W Bull Pakenham Funeral Home
190 Princes Highway, Pakenham on
Friday 21st November 2025
commencing at 2:00 p.m.
A private cremation will follow.

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  1. Please accept my condolences. I saw Bruce often when visiting my mum, and even in that short time Bruce has left a warm and lasting impression. He will be missed.
    Michelle Aidone

    Michelle Aidone
  2. I’ve known Bruce over 60 years. I met him through Blind Cricket. I always appreciated his sense of humour & admired his willingness to give his time to help other blind people and organisations. Bruce treasured his family & always put them first. John Capes

    John Capes
  3. Dear Joy and family. I am so sad to see you have lost your dear Bruce. He and I have spent many hours on a Wednesday at Killara having wonderful chats.
    Condolences and much Love to you all.

    Margaret Lee
  4. The news of Bruce’s passing has saddened us deeply. We shared so many years in each other’s company whilst members of the Probus Club of Pakenham East. Bruce was never without a smile and friendly greeting. He loved a conversation and was genuinely interested in you as a person. As the Club’s Newsletter producer, Bruce earned everyone’s admiration for his attention to detail. The Club lost one of its staunchest supporters when, due to ill health, Bruce could no longer continue his membership. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to his loving wife Joy and the immediate family. May you now rest in peace Bruce.

    Roel and Marlene Knaap
  5. A wonderful man that we had the pleasure of knowing. We particularly remember our time together putting the cricket and sports programs together at 3RPH and Bruce’s gong when we mucked things up.. We are thinking of Joy and all those close to Bruce.
    Michael and Glenda Janes

    Michael and Glenda Janes
  6. My condolences to Joy and family. I knew Bruce for many decades in various capacities as our paths crossed in the blindess community. He was consistently a friendly, helpful and genuine person who you were happy to spend time with. He will be missed by many.

    Ramona Mandy
  7. Bruce, I admired and respected you for many reasons.
    Your approach to life and other people; Your empathy, kindness, generosity and wisdom but especially your stoicism and your refusal to give in to the many adversities you faced in your life.
    You were a fighter to the end and I will miss you dearly.

    Pat O'Neill
  8. I had the pleasure of being on lists with Brce, he was a great person to share information i didn’tget to meet him in person, but i wanted to send my condolences to his family, he will alwaysbein your hearts, rest inpiece bruce

    Kristy Stichter
  9. Sincerest condolences to dear Joy and family on the passing of dear Bruce.
    We hold many happy memories of Bruce when you both belonged and were active members of our Probus club,
    And were very saddened when you both resigned due to ill health.
    Our thoughts are with you during this time of sadness and May you all dwell on the happy memories you all shared.
    May dear Bruce Rest In Peace.
    Peter and Dorothy Rowlands

    Dorothy ROWLANDS
  10. Deepest Sympathy to you JoyAnd Family will miss my Phone calls from Bruce my Little Brother may he rest. love ❤️ to all

    Beverley Howarth andFamily
  11. My name is Peter Dollenkamp I are one of the cleaning staff at Killara Hostel at Koo wee Rup.
    Bruce was a true gentleman, always loved to have a good chat in the morning. Bruce has an amazing sense of humour always positive and love a joke. I would say I have a shovel for your breakfast when he had his wheetbix. We would always have a laugh in the morning. Bruce was a pleasure to be part of his life the time I knew him. His Wife Joy is an inspiration to everyone as well she was a fabulous lady as well. My thoughts are with you all the family. Peter the cleaner at Killara Hostel.

    Peter Dollenkamp