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Vale Jean Woolley – an original Soldier Settler pioneer on Kangaroo Island

Jean Woolley and her family moved to Kangaroo Island as part of the Soldier Settlement Scheme in 1956, subsequently becoming an integral part of the community. Picture supplied

Jean Isabel Woolley, formerly of 10 Brownlow Road, Kingscote, passed away at Carnarvon Aged Care Hostel, Kingscote on June 8, […]

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