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ELLIOTT, Maria Teresa

ELLIOTT, Maria Teresa

06/02/1962 - 20/07/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 25/7/2024
Location: Chermside West

ELLIOTT
Maria Teresa
Late of Chermside West
Passed away peacefully,
20th of July, 2024.
Aged 62 years.

Loving wife of Colin. Sister to Roberto. Best friend of Mary, and family friend for many years of Steve and Margaret. Special thanks to Pushya and her support team.

Family and friends are invited to attend Funeral Mass for Maria to be held in St Gerard Majella Catholic Church, 145 Maundrell Tce, Chermside West, on Tuesday 30th July 2024, commencing at 11 a.m., followed by a vault interment at Nudgee Cemetery.



06/02/1962 - 20/07/2024
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