Bali Bombing Memorial, Coogee
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On Saturday, 12 October 2002, Kuta Beach on the Indonesian island of Bali. a popular holiday destination for generations of Australians, was shattered by a terrorist attack. The horrific bombings claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people, including 88 Australians.
"Sydney's Eastern Suburbs were devasted by the tragic loss of twenty local residents and injuries to many more.
"The community of the City of Randwick remembers all the victims and dedicates this site to those local residents who lost their lives."
The tragedy was particular cogent for residents of Coogee as six of the victims were members of the Coogee Dolphins Rugby League Club. The Dolphins' home ground is Coogee Oval and they meet at the Beach Palace Hotel at the northern end of Coogee Beach close to this memorial.
Gayle Airlie 47 yrs
Abbey Renae 13 yrs
Deborah Anne Borgia 45 yrs
Gerardine Majella Buchan 46 yrs
Steve (Fish) Buchan 47 yrs
Chloé Blanche Byron 15 yrs
Shane John Foley 34 yrs
Adam L Howard 27 yrs
Joshua Ives Ilffe 28 yrs
David Mavroudis 28 yrs
Lynette Patricia McKeon 45 yrs
Marissa Lee McKeon 14 yrs
Ben Roberts 28 yrs
Kathy Ann Salvatori (Hackett) 37 yrs
Catherine Patricia Seelin 45 yrs
Tom Singer 17 yrs
Julie Stevenson 35 yrs
Clint Nathan Thompson 29 yrs
Robyn Webster 45 yrs
Gerard Michael Yeo 20 yrs
This memorial is dedicated to all those killed and injured in the Bali bombings on 12th October 2002....
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