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LENOY, Stanley (Miles)

LENOY, Stanley (Miles)

01/07/2024
Publication: Townsville Bulletin
Date Listed: 13/7/2024
Location: Townsville

Late of Lonerganne Street, Garbutt. Miles passed away peacefully on Monday 1st July, 2024. Loving Son of Stanley and Chloe (both deceased). Loving Brother of Reg (deceased), Thelma (deceased), Leta, Maureen, Bonnie, Penny, Guy and Peter. Loving Uncle to many.

All Family and Friends are warmly invited to attend a CELEBRATION of LIFE for MILES which will commence at 11.00 a.m. FRIDAY MORNING 19th JULY, 2024 at Mount Louisa Community Church, 485 Bayswater Road, Mount Louisa. The cortege will proceed to the Belgian Gardens Cemetery.

01/07/2024
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