James Valentine remembered as 'wonderful human being' at public memorial
James Valentine was honored at a public memorial in Sydney, remembered as a generous and engaging broadcaster. Friends, family, and loyal listeners gathered to celebrate his life and contributions to the community. His children shared heartfelt memories, highlighting his role as a loving father and supportive figure.
- ▪James Valentine passed away at the age of 64 after a battle with cancer.
- ▪The memorial service was attended by family, friends, and a large audience of loyal listeners.
- ▪Valentine was celebrated for his wit, wisdom, and ability to connect with people through his broadcasting career.
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Friends, loyal listeners gather for James Valentine's public memorialTopic:CelebritiesFri 29 May 2026 at 2:36pmFri 29 May 2026 at 2:36pmFri 29 May 2026 at 2:36pmJames Valentine has been remembered as a generous friend and engaging broadcaster. (ABC Radio Sydney: Declan Bowring)abc.net.au/news/james-valentine-public-memorial-sydney-friends-listeners/106737458Link copiedShareShare articleJames Valentine has been remembered as a "wonderful human being", loving father and a "funny, inclusive, empathic" veteran ABC broadcaster at his public memorial in Sydney.Valentine died aged 64 last month, two years after being diagnosed with cancer.Emcee Richard Glover, who shared the airwaves with Valentine for a number of years, said the service at Sydney Town Hall, attended by family, friends and his…
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