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Gold Coast Property Developer Tye Alroe suddenly died at the age of 39.
The founder and general manager of Alroe Constructions had a heart attack while exercising in Burleight Heads Gymnasium in the afternoon.
After feeling well, he collapsed and the emergency room workers could not revive him.
For Tye Alroe, who died at the age of 39, tribute flowed.Credit: Alroe
Alroe initially began a contractual career in the Rugby league by Melbourne Storm, the NRL side, but left before making its first release, and instead of the construction industry.
According to the website, in 2012, he founded Alroe, which currently has a project of $ 250 million or has a project in planning.
A few figures in the Gold Coast Construction industry paid him tribute after his sudden death.
“The loss of a pioneer, someone who never leaves, never sees it as an answer! You will never be forgotten.
“Unfortunately, we’ve lost one of the better people in this world,” Callum Smith, a Bluewater interiors. “I’m sure you’ll miss it by many people. You’ve had a positive impact on many people and will of course be remembered.”
Alroe survived by his partner Nikki, daughter Poppy, his mother and father Vickki and John and his sister Courtney.
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