Cloncurry remembers fallen Cloncurry chopper pilot Brent Acton

Chris  Burns
Updated August 7 2017 - 11:25am, first published 11:24am
HEADS BOWED: Cloncurry locals Aaron Ryan and Keith Douglas lead the minute's silence for fallen chopper pilot Brent Acton. Photo: Chris Burns.
HEADS BOWED: Cloncurry locals Aaron Ryan and Keith Douglas lead the minute's silence for fallen chopper pilot Brent Acton. Photo: Chris Burns.

A MINUTE’S silence was held as a tribute to “dedicated family man” Brent Acton, shortly after the Cloncurry Merry Muster’s Street Parade. 

Chris  Burns

Chris Burns

Senior journalist

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