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CANNON, Jim

Death notice for

CANNON, Jim

05/05/1933 - 19/03/2026
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 27/3/2026
Location: Adelaide

REISA acknowledges with sadness the passing of former President Jim Cannon.

Jim served as REISA President in 1980 and was recognised for his significant contribution to the industry with Life Membership in 1996. His dedication and service to the real estate profession in South Australia will be remembered and appreciated.

05/05/1933 - 19/03/2026
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