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GHIDELLA, Guido

29/05/1937 - 21/10/2022
Publication: The Cairns Post
Date Listed: 29/10/2022
Location: Innisfail

Aged 85 years. Late of Babinda.


Dearly Loved Husband of Joan.

Loving Father and Father-In-law of Mark and Janelle, Stephen and Tracy.

Loved Grandfather of Gavin, Renae, Gianna and Eden.

Brother and Brother-in-law of Romeo and Cheryl and Family.


Relatives and Friends are respectfully invited to attend a Funeral Service for Guido commencing at 10.30am MONDAY 31st October 2022 at St Rita's Catholic Church, Babinda.


Followed by Interment in the New Babinda Cemetery.


The Service will be Live Streamed via our website blacksfunerals.com.au/Tribute-Centre

29/05/1937 - 21/10/2022
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Website: http://blacksfunerals.com.au

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