- 20 South Street Wodonga VIC 3690
- (02) 6024 1093
- info@conwayfuneralhome.com.au
27th May 1973 ~ 12th June 2024
Funeral Tribute
Passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 12th, 2024.
Forever In Our Hearts
Funeral Details
The service for the late Darren Cook will be held at The Chapel, Conway Funeral Home, 20 South St, Wodonga at 11am on Monday 1st July.
This service will be livestreamed and can be viewed below.
10 replies on “Cook, Darren”
I want you to know that you mean so much to me. Words can’t say what I truly mean; I just want to say that I love you, I will miss you, and you will always be in my heart. Goodbye, my dearest. I won’t ever forget the time we spent together.
Condolences to Aunty Elaine, Amanda and the family on the loss of Darren. My heart goes out to you all including his children who have lost a father, we are thinking of you all at this heartbreaking time. I have extremely fond memories of going to Canberra as a child spending time with him. Another one gone too soon. RIP Darren
Darren we will miss you so sad love Judy and family xx
What I would give for one more whiskers kiss or one more random video message of you doing something crazy… I wish I could show you how much you were loved …. I am glad our paths crossed but wishing it was longer… love you forever cookie ❤️❤️❤️
Rest in peace Darren. Love to Aunty Elaine, Amanda and family. Say hi to Aaron up there for us. Love ya minus D xo
Helen-marie
Love you Cookie
Dear Aunty Elaine, Amanda and family,
Sorry I couldn’t be there today but glad I could watch the service all the way from Germany. It certainly was a lovely tribute to Darren. Sending lots of love your way. RIP Darren.
Cookie you’re going to live on in our hearts forever mate ♥️
This is so hard to watch yet truly beautiful filled with love and memories of you Darren,especially when it comes to Aaron and Mandy-moo.It is true that you were blessed with parents who were the very best,sending my love to our entire families.I love you so much your loving cousin always.
from Kez and family.
What a great bloke you were cookie. You’d make friends with everyone you met. It was an honour to serve you beers all those years and ago. You helped me through my Dads passing and always greeted me with a smile, and handshake and a yarn. I’ll miss you mate