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BRADSHAW-SCOTT, Glenda Vivienne

Death notice for

BRADSHAW-SCOTT, Glenda Vivienne

16/10/1937 - 11/09/2024
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 21/9/2024
Location: Novar Gardens

BRADSHAW-SCOTT

Glenda Vivienne

Born in Adelaide,

South Australia

on October 16, 1937

Passed away Adelaide,

South Australia

on September 11, 2024

Aged 86 years


Much loved partner of

Derek Coldwell


Dearly loved mother of

Sharon and Richard

and mother-in-law of

Tom and Silvia


Loved grandma to

Stepheny and Daniel

grandma-in-law to Tom

great grandma to

Leo and Jude


You will always live on

in our thoughts and hearts


Privately Farewelled

Accredited Member A.F.D.A.

16/10/1937 - 11/09/2024
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