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FURDAL, Marga (Motia)

Tribute notice for

FURDAL, Marga (Motia)

23/09/1923 - 06/10/2012
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Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 6/10/2022
Location: Adelaide

23.9.1923 - 6.10.2012

A very much loved

Mother and Nanna.

Passed away

10 years ago

Forever in the hearts

of her children

May she rest in loving peace

alongside her loved ones.

Forever thinking of you

and loved more than words can express.

Margaret, Robert, Craig, Rebecca, Lachie, Hugh and Anneliese.

23/09/1923 - 06/10/2012
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