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Gerry Gravelle

1934 – 2022

Olympic ski jumper

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About Gerry Gravelle

Lived 1934 – 2022 (aged 88). Gerry Gravelle was a Canadian ski jumper.

Gerry Gravelle (15 December 1934 – 29 December 2022 ) was a Canadian ski jumper from Hull, Québec. He finished in equal 34th place alongside Willi Egger of Austria, in Large Hill, Individual Ski Jumping. Gravelle was part of the Canadian Olympic team for seven years. He suffered an accident at the 1962 World Championships, fractured his ribs.

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Who was Gerry Gravelle?

Olympic ski jumper

When was Gerry Gravelle born?

Gerry Gravelle was born on 15 December 1934 in Gatineau.

When did Gerry Gravelle die?

Gerry Gravelle died on 29 December 2022.

What was Gerry Gravelle's occupation?

Gerry Gravelle was a ski jumper.

What nationality was Gerry Gravelle?

Gerry Gravelle was Canadian.

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· Wikipedia: Gerry Gravelle

· Wikidata: Q9283339

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