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CAINE, Alan Douglas

CAINE, Alan Douglas

Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 23/10/2021
Location: Morningside

Date of Funeral: 25/10/2021

CAINE, Alan Douglas

Late of Morningside. Passed to be with his Lord 16th October 2021 aged 89 years. Dearly loved husband of June, father and father- in-law of Grant, Bernadette Darren and Lucia. Pop to Lauren, Steph, Riley, Harry and Andrew. Brother of Mavis (dec) and John. Family and friends are invited to attend the Thanksgiving Service for Alan's life to be held at Morningside Uniting Church, 43 Thynne Road, Morningside on Monday, 25th October 2021 at 11am. Attendance by booking only. For bookings or livestream link, phone 0407 497 542.

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Funeral by : White Lady Funerals Morningside

Website: http://www.whiteladyfunerals.com.au

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