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The strangers who helped Cath through darkness after her husband's death

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Cath Rushbrooke lost her husband Paul suddenly in 2020. Paul had previously served six years in the army as a diesel mechanic. The mother was connected with other widows through Legacy and found the solidarity and support she needed. The family will join about 70 people at a three-day camp held in Warrnambool from February 23.

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The strangers who helped Cath through darkness after her husband's death

Discover how a Melbourne widow finds solace and support in the veteran community with a unique camp to be held in Warrnambool.

5 months ago·Warrnambool, Australia

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