
Queen Mary Mourns Father's Passing
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It's April 12. From your city to your ears. This is Sydney News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Queen Mary of Denmark is mourning the loss of her beloved father, Professor John Dalgley Starnelson, who passed away in Hobart at age 84. The professor of applied mathematics was born in Scotland on September 5, 1941, as confirmed by the Royal House of Denmark. His health had been fading in recent years, and Queen Mary made a point to visit him last March during a royal tour of Australia alongside her. Husband, King Frederick. In her heartfelt statement, the Queen shared that her heart feels heavy right now, but she knows the griefful ease, leaving behind bright memories, deep love, and gratitude for all he taught her. The family plans of private memorial service down the line, keeping things close and personal. As we reflect on this quiet family moment amid royal duties, Queen Mary's words remind us how personal bonds outshine any crown.
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