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Funeral notice for

Louis BROCCARDO

Publications: Innisfail Advocate, The Cairns Post
Date Listed: 23/6/2020

Louis BROCCARDO

BROCCARDO, Louis

Aged 80 years. Late of Garradunga. Loved Husband of Linda. Loving Father and Father-in-law of Peter and Trina, David and Carla, Paul and Liana, and Robert. Much Loved Grandfather of their Families. Loving Brother and Brother-in-law of Peter and Cheryl. Brother-in-law of Tom and Annette, Uncle of his many Nephews and Nieces, Cousin and Mate. A Funeral Service for Louis will be held on Saturday 27th June 2020. In Lieu of Flowers, Donations to Friends of the Innisfail Hospital Foundation. www.fnqhf.org.au/Donate /Innisfail Hospital.


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Funeral by : Black's Funerals Innisfail

Website: http://blacksfunerals.com.au

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