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Father of Kuching Archbishop Simon Poh has passed away

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Joseph Poh Tong Boo (4 August 1939 – 23 March 2025) KUCHING — Kuching Archbishop Simon Poh’s father, Joseph Poh Tong Boo passed away in Tawau, Sabah on Sunday, Mar 23 2025. The funeral Mass will be held at 9.30am on Mar 26 (Wednesday) in Tawau Holy Trinity Catholic Church, followed by cremation. The late Joseph Poh’s cremated remains will be brought back to Kuching for a Wake at the Funeral Chapel of St Joseph’s Cathedral, from 9.00am onwards on…
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Father of Kuching Archbishop Simon Poh has passed away

Joseph Poh Tong Boo (4 August 1939 – 23 March 2025) KUCHING — Kuching Archbishop Simon Poh’s father, Joseph Poh Tong Boo passed away in Tawau, Sabah on Sunday, Mar 23 2025. The funeral Mass will be held at 9.30am on Mar 26 (Wednesday) in Tawau Holy Trinity Catholic Church, followed by cremation. The late Joseph Poh’s cremated remains will be brought back to Kuching for a Wake at the Funeral Chapel of St Joseph’s Cathedral, from 9.00am onwards on…

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