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NISSEN-WIIS, Frank William

NISSEN-WIIS, Frank William

05/01/1921 - 03/09/2024
Publication: The Courier-Mail
Date Listed: 11/9/2024
Location: Sumner

NISSEN-WIIS
Frank William
Kt. of Dannebrog
Late of Kenmore.
Passed away peacefully,
3rd September, 2024.
Aged 103 years.

Much-loved husband of Jean. Loved father of Jenny and Paul, father-in-law of Keren. Grandfather of Alexandra and Lachlan.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Frank's Funeral Service to be held in Centenary Memorial Gardens, Wacol Station Road, Sumner on Monday, 16th September 2024, at 2p.m.

In lieu of flowers, donations
to the St Andrew's War Memorial Hospital
are appreciated.

05/01/1921 - 03/09/2024
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