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Service information & player for
Ash Dwyer
Service to be held on Friday 9th October 2026, Commencing 11am at St Joseph's Catholic Church Gilgandra NSW
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I enjoyed rugby chats with you, Ash, whenever I visited the Northam office. What a stellar guy you are and we will miss you dearly out here in the WA Wheatbelt.
Dwyer was an incredible man and inspiration to so many. I will always remember and cherish our time together in Wagga. His cheer and brightness will continue to light the lives of all the people he came across, and his legacy will live on in us all. Miss you mate, Clarkey
Dwizzle was a huge character and is a crucial part of my memories from Wagga. Always doing something random, he was hilarious and unique. I am devastated to hear behind his fun loving exterior he was facing struggles of his own. Thinking of his family and friends at this x
Ash was an incredible man, the NT was made for him, and taught me to be what I wanted to be, I started going to my first metal and punk concerts because he made me feel normal for it, I’ll never forget throwing him up in the line outs, I wish I got a photo with you mate, you truly are an incredible human with such a nice soul, I’ll never forget and you will always be missed
Deepest condolences to all who had the privilege to know and love Dwyer. I have so many fond memories of first and second year of Social Work at CSU with Dwyer. Such a kind, funny, and thoughtful person. I always admired Dwyer's contributions to class discussions, always putting people first, and always finding a way to bring a smile to us all. When we reconnected in Melbourne years later, I got to get another slice of that kindness and humour (and catch up over a cheeky beer or two at a DZ Deathrays gig no less!). So grateful to have had the chance for our lives crossover, if only for a while. Rest in peace mate. Xx
My deepest condolences to Caryn, Bob and Emma, hugs Elizabeth (Fardell - GHS)