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Funeral notice for

SALTER, Freda Noel

26/12/1940 - 20/01/2025
Publication: The Mercury
Date Listed: 28/1/2025
Location: Hobart

SALTER
A Service for Freda Noel Salter will be held at Graham Family Funeral Home, Cnr Risdon and Bay Roads, New Town, on Wednesday (29th January 2025) at 12.30pm.
Family and friends are warmly invited to attend.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Menzies Centre and will be gratefully received at the Service.
To access the livestream of this service please go to www.grahamfamilyfunerals.com.au/funerals
Private Cremation.

26/12/1940 - 20/01/2025
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