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Annette Josephine MARTIN

Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 1/2/2020

Date of Funeral: 06/02/2020

MARTIN, Annette Josephine

Late of Brisbane, Rockhampton & Springsure. Passed away peacefully on Saturday, 25th January 2020. Aged 69 years. Little Sister to Jill Kleidon, Paul Martin (dec'd), Kerry Martin, Graham Martin (dec'd), Sheelagh Rutherford. Loving Aunt, Great Aunt, Cousin and Friend. Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend Annette's Funeral Service, to be held at the Holy Cross Church, Cnr Chalk & Morris Street, Lutwyche, on Thursday, 6th February 2020, at 10:30am.

TONY HOLLANDS FUNERALS

100% Qld Owned - (07) 33929919

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