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

Summary by Ground News
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.

·Warrnambool, Australia
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The Standard broke the news in Warrnambool, Australia on Wednesday, February 21, 2024.
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