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MALYCHA, Leo Francis

13/11/1950 - 20/02/2023
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 3/3/2023
Location: Peterborough

MALYCHA, Leo Francis

The RELATIVES and FRIENDS of the Late Mr Leo Malycha

are invited to attend a Funeral Service to be held in his honour at the Peterborough Town Hall followed by a committal in the Peterborough Cemetery on WEDNESDAY 8th March commencing at 11.30am.


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https://bit.ly/NAF-MalychaL


In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Kidney Foundation in Leo's memory would be welcome via https://www.kidney.org.au or envelopes available at the Hall.

Northern Area Funerals

0499 004 009

13/11/1950 - 20/02/2023
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