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GRECH, Lyla Ousman (nee Tunstall)

GRECH, Lyla Ousman (nee Tunstall)

Publication: Wynnum Herald
Date Listed: 8/11/2018
Location: Wynnum

GRECH, Lyla Ousman (nee Tunstall)

Late of Wynnum, passed away peacefully 1st November, 2018. Aged 83 Years Beloved Wife of James. Loving Mother to Brian and Catherine, Mother-in-Law to Lanie and Darren. Grandma to Olivia, Joshua, Alastar and Louis.

Family and Friends are invited to attend Lyla's Celebration of Life to be held at Wynnum Baptist Church, 287 Kianawah Road, Wynnum West on Thursday 15th November, 2018 at 2.00p.m., followed by burial at Hemmant Cemetery.

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Funeral by : George Hartnett Metropolitan Funerals Wynnum

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

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