Funeral For ROSE TATTOO Manager To Be Held Next Wednesday

June 3, 2011

According to Undercover, funeral services for ROSE TATTOO's manager Greg Clarke, who died earlier this week, will be held in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, June 8 at Notes Nightclub at 75 Enmore Road, Newton at 11 a.m. A reception with "tall tales" will follow at midday.

Clarke died this week from a suspected heart attack. Autopsy results confirming cause of death will not be known for three weeks. He had just turned 50 in April.

Greg worked with Rose Tattoo from January 2006 until the time of his death. His Facebook profile described that job as "the bus driver, drinker getter, knob twiddler, rehearsal coordinator and butt of many jokes."

ROSE TATTOO guitarist Mick Cocks died in December 2009 from a short battle with liver cancer.

Another ROSE TATTOO guitarist, Pete Wells, passed away in March 2006 after a long battle with prostate cancer.

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