Streaming of Funeral Service
Streaming of footage will commence 15 minutes prior to the start time of the service.
After watching the service online, if you can leave a guest message to let the family know you have joined into the service, that would be greatly appreciated.
This service will have a password applied once edited (normally within 3 to 5 days following the service), you will then need to contact the family for the password to access.
Following the service, the footage will be posted and you can watch at a later time if you were unable to watch at the time of the service.
Disclaimer:
The costs associated with this service are for the filming only. We offer Live Streaming as a complimentary option. This is due to a 3rd party service provider being engaged and potential internet connectivity or technical issues that may be encountered. In the rare event that issues are encountered, we will endeavour to address them at the time. If the issues are not able to be resolved immediately, the service will be re-streamed and available to view as soon as possible following the conclusion of the service.
Belinda Jane Video cannot be held responsible for any interruption to the Live Streaming that may occur.
We appreciate your understanding.
What a beautiful tribute to Leigh, so glad i could view it.
My dad Chris Kellaway worked closely with Leigh at Buxtons for many years and I also got to know him. I also reconnected with him at Keiser
Hope the family is ok , its such a very difficult time for you all
Jackie Jennings
A beautiful service, great photos and tributes for Leigh !
I sadly couldn’t make it today but thinking of you all !
The Andersons
My heartfelt condolences to the Hallamore family during this very difficult time. The words and photos you shared so kindly gave such a beautiful glimpse into Leigh’s life. Best wishes to you all.
Josh Richter
What a gorgeous tribute full of so much love and happiness, sounds like an awesome dad indeed. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Hannah – Shelley’s friend.
My condolences to Val and family,
I too was at school with Leigh, and fondly remember his spirited involvement in so many aspects of our schooldays.
We have caught up many time over the years with some common friends, and indeed family.
He will be sorely missed at the regular NRA lunches, although his love and invincible spirit and enthusiasm will remain with us all forever.
I could not make it in-person, but really appreciated hearing you all speak so lovingly of his superman life.
This was a wonderful service.
Regards, Randall Pearce
What a lovely service Val. What amazing memories, you have, with Leigh, and your children, Sandy, David and Shelly and the grandchildren.
sending my love and condolences.
Therese Timmermans
Dear Val, Jillie, Margie and all your families – I first met Leigh when he came to Metung with Jillie and my brother Geoff before they were married. He was only a teenager, but already he had a fantastic personality, and I am not surprised that he was always such a uniquely clever, “larger than life” figure! A mate of mine had taught Leigh at Melbourne Grammar and I gather he was not the greatest maths student?? I asked the fellow how Leigh was going at school – and my friend had sent Leigh to “time out” that very day! He said he despaired for the future lol!! I laughed as I could well imagine Leigh kicking up if the work were boring etc.
In the years later, when Leigh was such a successful businessman, I would have loved to have told that teacher how Leigh’s career had turned out, but by then I had lost all contact. Another time I vividly recall [apart from family gatherings etc] was when I was working in Government Employee Housing in Ormond as a real estate sales agent. I came back from lunch to see Leigh in deep conversation with “the boss”. THAT negotiation turned out to be a gutsy purchase of a primary school site that Buxtons could later sell for a huge profit. Leigh saw opportunities and he had the ability to seize them!
The readings were all beautifully spoken by Leigh’s children and the photos were great to see, today. Forgive me for not being with you, but I have really significant mobility issues right now, and traveling from Gippsland is harder for me. Thank you for making it possible for me to “attend” the funeral of a lovely, decent bloke like Leigh Hallamore. You have every good reason to be very proud of him- and we were lucky to have known him.
To Val and family
Our sincere condolences on the death of your beloved Leigh.
He will be greatly missed, and will always be remembered.
Was lovely to see his beautiful funeral online.
Love
Carol, Ian and family
A beautiful ceremony and celebration of a life well lived and full of love.
Thinking of you all and sending our love and best wishes.
Lots of love
Ryan, Lisa, Zara and Audrey de Franck
To my dear Val and your lovely family,
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to all of you.
What a beautiful service for Leigh, such a fitting tribute for the very full and exciting life he led.
All our love,
The Borsky family, Tom, Sabina (Beenie), James and Alexis.
A beautiful service and tribute for Leigh. A wonderful Metung friend. Thinking of you Val.
A beautiful service and tribute for Leigh. A wonderful Metung friend. Thinking of you Val.
To Val and Family,
My sincere condolences – I was at school with leigh and saw him a few months ago.
A wonderful person and friend.
Best
Jim Richardson