Brewarrina Shire Councillor Angelo Pippos passes away

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Brewarrina Shire Council has announced the death of Councillor Angelo Pippos, who tragically passed away Friday afternoon, December 13.

Angelo was a dedicated member of the community, known for his unwavering commitment, and leadership in serving the people of Brewarrina Shire. He served as a Councillor for more than 48 years and his passion for Brewarrina did not waver right until the very end.

His most proud and beloved achievement was the world-famous Café Deluxe, first opened by his father in 1927. It was the centre piece of Brewarrina main street for almost nine decades, where Angelo kept the wood fired stove burning until 2014.

Mayor Tom Stanton expressed his profound sadness at the sudden loss and extended his heartfelt condolences to Angelo’s family.

“Angelo was not only a valued member of our Council, but also a true friend and a guiding light for our community,” Mayor Stanton said.

“His tireless dedication to improving the lives of our residents and his passion for our Shire will never be forgotten. On behalf of the entire Council, I extend my deepest sympathies to his beloved wife, Margie, and the entire Pippos family during this heartbreaking time.”

General Manager David Kirby also shared his condolences and reflected on Angelo’s significant contributions to the Shire.

“Angelo was a man of integrity and vision, and his contributions to not only Brewarrina, but to towns right across Outback NSW ensures he leaves a lasting legacy,” Mr Kirby said.

“He was a true advocate for the community and always put the needs of others first. Our thoughts and prayers are with Margie and the Pippos family as they navigate this immense loss.”

Angelo’s leadership and commitment to the Brewarrina Shire Council will be greatly missed. Council flags will be flown at half-mast in his honour, and arrangements to commemorate Angelo’s extraordinary life and contributions will be announced in the coming days.

The thoughts of the entire Brewarrina Shire community are with Margie Pippos, her family, and everyone who knew and loved Angelo during this time of profound loss.

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