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DUNDON, Shirley Anne

DUNDON, Shirley Anne

20/01/1931 - 26/01/2024
Publication: The Daily Telegraph
Date Listed: 31/1/2024
Location: Picnic Point

Late of Picnic Point, Formerly of Padstow

Much loved Wife of Colin (Dec), Beloved Mother & Mother-in-law of Michele & Rodney, Geoff & Lisa, Adored Grandmother to Dean, Hugh, Ben & Tayla, Treasured family member & good friend to all who knew & loved her.

The relatives and friends of Shirley are kindly invited to attend her Funeral Service to be held on Wednesday 7th February 2024 in the West Chapel Woronora Crematorium, Sutherland commencing at 11:30am.

"Shirley & Colin Together Again"

20/01/1931 - 26/01/2024
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Funeral by : Michelle Roffe Funeral Services

Website: https://michelleroffefunerals.com.au

Email Address : m.roffefuneralservices@...

Phone number : 024655...

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