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Death notice for

KERSLAKE, Martha Elizabeth

02/03/1978 - 05/04/2026
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 11/4/2026
Location: Adelaide

KERSLAKE, Martha Elizabeth
Died suddenly on 5 April 2026, aged 48 years.
Beloved wife of Ben.
Mother to Oliver, Ruby, Scarlett, Keira and Leo.
Daughter of Greg and Patricia Anderson.
Sister of Sarah, Eilis,
Joe and Tim.
Lovingly remembered by her family and friends.
For funeral arrangements refer to later editions of the Advertiser or visit Berry Funerals website

02/03/1978 - 05/04/2026
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