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ELCORN, Alexzander George

ELCORN, Alexzander George

04/10/2021
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 13/10/2021
Location: Rothwell

Date of Funeral: 18/10/2021

ELCORN, Alexander George

Passed away peacefully in to the loving hands of the god on 4th oct 2021.
Much loved husband of Cauline (dec)
Much loved father, fatherin law, grabnd father and great grand father to his extended family.

Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a celebration of Alexander's life, to be held on
Monday 18th Oct 2021 at Hope center Moreton, 18 Buchanan St Rothwell,
commencing at 2pm

The family requests that in lieu of flowers please donate to Alphacrusis College.

04/10/2021
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