Greg Jenkins

So no one looked after grandma.

So mum did that.

So mum was on a pension and everything that she made, she would just send over to grandma to make sure she was looked after.

And they would fly to Penang to go visit grandma, take her out.

Yeah, so sometimes mum would go by herself and other times her and dad would

the comedy duo would go together.

Yeah, a little firecracker.

So she didn't work in Adelaide.

What she did was volunteer their time helping out the homeless, refugees and anyone that needed help.

So

She went out and rented a house and just used it as like a bit of a safe house.

So if anyone was in trouble, they'd just message her.

She would go open it up, bring them food, look after them.

She had deals with like there was a couple of bakeries.

So at the end of the day, whatever they didn't sell, they would donate to mum and then she would then take it to these places or to the homeless place.

She was a very stubborn lady too.

There was a story I told at the funeral where I came down to visit and my favourite is mum's chicken curry and she was making this big pot of chicken curry.

Like it was enough to probably last a couple of weeks for me and I thought this is amazing.

But what had happened was she was a big Christian lady as well so she liked to say her prayers and

And she pulled over.