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SANTOLIN, Louie

07/08/1940 - 11/11/2022
Publication: The Cairns Post
Date Listed: 16/11/2022
Location: Innisfail

Aged 82 years. Late of Tully.

Dearly loved husband of Ronda.

Loving father of Michelle, Stephanie and partners Robert and Jason.

Loved Nonno of Brooke, Justin, Matthew, Rachel, Kate and Summer.

Bis Nonno of 9 great grandchildren.

Brother of Teresa and Peter. Brother-in-law, uncle and great uncle.


Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend a Funeral Service for Louie commencing at 10.00am Saturday 19th November 2022 in the Chapel of Blacks Funerals, 18 Scullen Ave, Innisfail.


The service will be live streamed via our website blacksfunerals.com.au/tribute-centre

07/08/1940 - 11/11/2022
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