Federal Speaker Bronwyn Bishop is expected to be among family and friends who will farewell Federal West Australian MP for Canning Don Randall, who died suddenly of a suspected heart attack on July 21.
The funeral service for the MP will be held at Pinneroo Valley Memorial Park Cemetery in Padbury on Friday at 11.15am.
Instead of flowers, mourners have been asked to make a donation to the Autism Association of WA or Wanslea Grandcarers.
"Two causes in particular he cared so much about," the online funeral notice read.
Politicians from around Australia and across all tiers of government are expected to travel to Perth this week to pay their respects to the colourful and popular MP.
Mr Randall, 62, was found dead in his car in Boddington while visiting his WA electorate.
Tributes from all political persuasions, led by Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, flooded in hours after shock news of Mr Randall's death broke late in the day.
Mr Randall's wife, Julie, said in an online tribute: "My best friend, adored father to Tess and Elliott. Always caring, thoughtful and generous.
"The memories ... an endless list of simple pleasures and wonderful opportunities we shared together. Living life to the fullest and loving the ride. Don was "livin' the dream" with me by his side.
"I've always believed I've had a fortunate life ... until July 21, 20-15, life was perfect."
Fairfax Media has contacted the offices of Mr Abbott and Mrs Bishop for comment.
