Farahs mum has passed away
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Wacko_Jacko
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Thinking of you Robbie on the most difficult day of your life mate
Chin Up, stay strong for you Family mate
Chin Up, stay strong for you Family mate
happy_tiger
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@tigeress said:
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Thinking of Robbie today. Good luck champ.
I know exactly what he is going through today. My father passed away to pancreatic cancer almost 2 years ago. What he would of went through the last couple of days is hard. I felt numb for the days after and today will be the hardest day of his life.
R.I.P Mrs Farah.
I know exactly what he is going through today. My father passed away to pancreatic cancer almost 2 years ago. What he would of went through the last couple of days is hard. I felt numb for the days after and today will be the hardest day of his life.
R.I.P Mrs Farah.
Juro
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@Knuckles said:
Gees, I hope we don't see too much on the news. Can you imagine Robbie and his family having their service for Sonia and then having a dozen cameras shoved in their faces. This does not need to be a public spectacle!
Wacko_Jacko
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Josh Massoud
From: The Daily Telegraph
June 20, 2012 4:09PM
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NEARLY 1000 mourners paid their respects to Robbie Farah's mother, Sonia, at an emotional service in Croydon today.
The entire Wests Tigers team and a host of NRL identities joined the family to farewell Sonia, who succumbed to her long battle with pancreatic cancer on Sunday morning.
Blues coach Ricky Stuart, skipper Paul Gallen, NSW premier Barry O'Farrell and swimming legend Dawn Fraser were all among the extraordinary turn-out, which spilled into the carpark of St Joseph's Maronite Catholic Church.
Along with his four siblings, Farah contributed to the eulogy with recollections of his mother's cooking and complete devotion to the family.
He also carried the casket with his brothers to and from the hearse.
He was by her side when she passed away at Concord Hospital and was forced to withdraw from playing duties that afternoon.
His team mates have been given much of the week off to grieve and must now turn their attention back to football ahead of Monday night's clash against Newcastle.
Farah has been named in the side, but coach Tim Sheens will wait until later in the week to confirm his availability.
From: The Daily Telegraph
June 20, 2012 4:09PM
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NEARLY 1000 mourners paid their respects to Robbie Farah's mother, Sonia, at an emotional service in Croydon today.
The entire Wests Tigers team and a host of NRL identities joined the family to farewell Sonia, who succumbed to her long battle with pancreatic cancer on Sunday morning.
Blues coach Ricky Stuart, skipper Paul Gallen, NSW premier Barry O'Farrell and swimming legend Dawn Fraser were all among the extraordinary turn-out, which spilled into the carpark of St Joseph's Maronite Catholic Church.
Along with his four siblings, Farah contributed to the eulogy with recollections of his mother's cooking and complete devotion to the family.
He also carried the casket with his brothers to and from the hearse.
He was by her side when she passed away at Concord Hospital and was forced to withdraw from playing duties that afternoon.
His team mates have been given much of the week off to grieve and must now turn their attention back to football ahead of Monday night's clash against Newcastle.
Farah has been named in the side, but coach Tim Sheens will wait until later in the week to confirm his availability.
Wacko_Jacko
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Good to see Souths Rabbotihs FG team turn up to funeral
innsaneink
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Yeh I think one of Robbies bros had something to do with Souths
1_4_chicken_chips
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Yes he was their physio guy.
