COLIN STEVEN KOSICK

Condolences to Jill & families on your loss of a wonderful man col and his service to many a football player @ railways football club his chats of wisdom will never be forgotten rip colin

Dear Jill, Amy, Craig and family, thinking of you at this sad time. What a husband, father, father-in-law and grandfather to be proud of. Colin really enjoyed life and I count myself lucky to have known him. Regards, Jules Banner.

Remembering Colin as a typical lovely Aussie country man! Over the years Colin contributed a great deal to the sporting and wider Koorda community. He also made a great contribution to the Agricultural Industry in the wider district with his successful shearing contracting business. Our sincere sympathy and thoughts today to Jill, Mark, Amy and families in your sad loss.

Amy, Craig, Kade, Jobe and Family, So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and sending our love. Rob and Marnie xxxx

Sorry to hear of the passing of Colin, my thoughts are with you Jill and family. Judy Piwonski and family

My Dear cousin Jill you have lost your rock Colin. His struggle is over and he is now at peace but he has left so very many treasured memories for you and your family to share together. I am sorry I cannot be with you to wish Colin a safe journey but you are all formost in our thoughts and prayers. Much Love Anne-Marie and Renee Burrows.

Dear Jill and Family, our sincere loving thoughts are with you on the loss of Colin. What a gorgeous bloke and Friend. Always a bright smiley fellow, shearing at our Farm in Koorda and lots of fun and antics with Lovely Jill in our social life. Much Love Shirl & Merv Cornish

Growing up in Koorda, Colin was a star at shearing time. I remember the laughs and antics, he was always accepting of us kids hanging around and used to encourage me and coach me on picking up and throwing a fleece. A fabulous bloke. Love to you Jill and Family.