Hundreds Turn Out At Charmaine Dragun's Memorial Service
Network Ten's fragile anchor Charmaine Dragun was renowned for her humour, inner strength and courage, her memorial service in Perth was told today. The highly popular 29-year-old fell to her death at The Gap, in Sydney last week, after struggling with depression. Hundreds of people packed the All Saints Church in suburban Greenwood today to celebrate the life of Ms Dragun who was known for her beautiful smile, humour, laughter, inner strength and courage. Father Vincent Conroy said an excerpt from the Corinthians, read at today's service, would have been read at Ms Dragun's marriage to Simon Struthers next year. She and her long-term partner had been secretly planning to marry at their joint birthday celebrations in March. Ms Dragun's parents Michael and Estelle had been aware of their daughter's fragility as she struggled with depression, Father Conroy said. They have previously said while her death was defined by depression her life was defined by love. Fr...