BALES, Geoffrey Lee

18.08.1936 – 16.07.2023

We lost a great man on Sunday at the grand age of 86.
Devoted husband to Lyn for over 62 years.
Very much loved father and father-in-law to Leeanne and Ross Lanyon;
Kerryn and Sandy Currie; Glen and Min (favourite daughter-in-law) Bales. Grandfather to Jo and Tom; Jack and Billy; Isy and Oscar,
and friend to their partners.
Great grandfather to Jack and Jess’s little family – Ollie, Emi, and Elsie.
Son of Jack and Glad, son-in-law of Thel McCall.
Brother and brother-in-law to John and Toni; brother to Robin;
brother-in-law to Garry and Louise McCall.
Uncle to Andrew and Matthew; Scott; Shannon; Courtenay and Peter,
and their partners.
Hero to all
Family and friends of the late Mr. Geoffrey Bales are respectfully informed that his Funeral Service will be conducted at the Chapel of McGlynn Hunt Funerals, 38-40 Madden Avenue, Mildura, on Monday, July 24, 2023, at 2.30pm. At the conclusion of the service a private cremation will be held.
To view the live streaming of Geoff's funeral service please click the below link;
BALES, Geoffrey Lee - 2023-07-24 2.30

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  • Mc Gillivray. Andy & Pat

    Sending Love & condolences, to Lyn & family. Xox Andy & Pat

  • Jill Curtis

    Fond memories of Mr. Bales, my 1st ever boss, at the CBC Bank, a kind & caring man. And amusing memories of Geoff, oblivious to the time, spending hours up a ladder in the new Clubhouse at LCYC, only for it to blow down years later! Sincere condolences to Lyn & family on the loss of a true gentleman.

  • Marie Talladira Nee Blefari

    Sincere sympathy to Lyn and family. Such a professional manager to work with. True gentleman. Rest in peace Geoff 🙏

  • Shirley Wakefield

    Deepest Sympathy to Bales families. Thinking of you at this sad time.

  • Bob Dalgleish

    Geoff was a valued and respected friend from our 1952 Sun Youth Travel days through contact in several country towns over the years. I recall his dry sense of humour and perspective on life.