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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Restorations

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Research. Restore. Remember. One of the most important aspects of our work is the careful restoration of gravesites. The grave of the noted artist, Clarice Beckett was in a sad and neglected state. With the support of family descendants, the Friends were able to restore the grave with a Federal Government grant as part of the. Kate and Joseph Beckett. The nearby grave of Clarice Becketts parents was also restored funded by family descendants. Ernest William (Bud) Copeland. William (Dub) and Emma Rose.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Shop

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Research. Restore. Remember. All monies raised goes towards furthering the aims of the Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. The Cheltenham Pioneer Cemetery:. A walk through the Cheltenham Pioneer Cemetery is a stroll through Cheltenham s. Past Each tombstone is a marker of their. Enduring legacy, a representation of all the love and labour, the sweat and sorrow, and the toil and tears of the past. After 150 years serving the community, the Pioneer Cemetery is worth remembering. And return w...

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Connecting Descendants

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Research. Restore. Remember. Introducing a new concept.Connecting Descendants. By using the power of the internet, people. With common interests can connect with other descendants and genealogists. A list of members, identified by a number and their interest including the year the person died. If you share a common interest, use the form below and well connect you! And we will include them in the database. Yes, please get me in contact with the member whose ancestor I share a common interest with. I&rsqu...

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | History

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Research. Restore. Remember. About the Cheltenham cemeteries. For interments on 3 October 1864, the Cheltenham Pioneer Cemetery was the first general cemetery established in Melbourne. S bayside and until 1917, was known as the. Mordialloc and South Moorabbin General Cemetery. A portion of the Cemetery was excised in the 1880s for the railway line to Mordialloc. At the Cheltenham Pioneer Cemetery. The non-denominational lawn sections were introduced in 1961. Whos Who buried at Cheltenham? Anks Beckett - A.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Melbourne, Victoria

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Research. Restore. Remember. Welcome to the website of the Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. Pictured left is the grave of John Fullarton Hunter at the recent 150th anniversary held in March 2015. Just another example of the work we do to. Research, restore and remember. Check out our album for more photos. That the office at the Cheltenham Pioneer Cemetery was built in 1915 to the design of Solon Peck at a cost of. Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | About Us

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Research. Restore. Remember. The Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. was formed o. May 2007 after the amalgamation of the Brighton General Cemetery Trust with the Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Trust. On 1 March 2010, the Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Trust was absorbed by Necropolis Springvale t. O form the Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust. We are a not-for-profit community group comprising a team of dedicated volunteers who have a passion for the Cheltenham cemeteries.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Sponsors

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Research. Restore. Remember. Jenny Tacken - Celebrant. Hello my name is Jenny Tacken. I am a Funeral Celebrant based in Melbournes South East. Are you aware that you can request the Celebrant of your own choosing? I realise, that at the time of your greatest loss, you need the understanding of an experienced, empathetic and honest Celebrant. Utilising my writing skills, let me create a compassionate Service, tailored to suit your needs, to farewell and honour your beloved in a dignified manner.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Newsletter

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Research. Restore. Remember. Raves from the Graves. 2015-) is published quarterly and is sent free to financial members. Issue 1 - Sep 2015. Issue 2 - Dec 2015. Issue 3 - March 2016. Back issues of our original newsletter. 2008-14) can be downloded for free:. Issue 15 - May-Jun 2010. Issue 14 - Mar-Apr 2010. Issue 13 - Jan-Feb 2010. Issue 12 - Nov-Dec 2009. Issue 11 - Sep-Oct 2009. Issue 10 - Jul-Aug 2009. Issue 9 - May-Jun 2009. Issue 8 - Mar-Apr 2009. Issue 7 - Jan-Feb 2009. Issue 6 - Nov-Dec 2008.

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Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries Inc. | Media Releases

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Research. Restore. Remember. Restoring the grave of a Collingwood football club legend. Unveiling the restored grave of Ernest William Bud Copeland (1868-1947) by the President of the Collingwood Football Club, Eddie McGuire, AM on 9 May 2012. Moorabbin Kingston Leader (5 Jun 2013) - US War Veteran recognised. Moorabbin Kingston Leader (14 Nov 2012) - Tragic tale not forgotten. Herald-Sun (11 May 2012) - Magpies Restore Shrine. CollingwoodCTV (9 May 2012) - Copeland grave restoration unveiled. If you hav...