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Diamond Wedding Anniversary 60 years Leo Barraclough and Vonnie Gaven

  • May 2, 2023
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Leo Barraclough and Vonnie Gaven met in 1956 at the Department of Agriculture and Stock. They were married on April 20, 1963 at Guardian Angels Catholic Church in Vonnie’s hometown of Southport. 


They built their first home in Heilbromm Street, Stafford where they welcomed three children - Mark, Leanne and Kym. They now have six grandchildren. In 1975 Leo was transferred to Townsville to open the National Panasonic warehouse. The children finished their schooling in Townsville and then moved south. Leo and Vonnie purchased a taxi, operating it for seven years before moving to Bribie in 1991.


Vonnie’s first visit to Bribie was in October 1963 with the opening of the bridge, where she took part in the procession. Leo was actively involved on the committee of the Bellara Neighbourhood Watch, helping run it for several years. They both joined Bribie Island Healthy Slimmers Fellowship and today remain active members. Family will help them celebrate at a luncheon on April 23 at the Pacific Harbour Golf Club.


The team at the LOCAL would like to wish Leo and Vonnie a happy wedding anniversary.




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