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MAHONY, Margaret Lorraine

MAHONY, Margaret Lorraine

08/09/1960 - 29/08/2024
Publication: Geelong Advertiser
Date Listed: 31/8/2024
Location: Highton
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Passed away peacefully on 29 August 2024, aged 63 years. Much loved wife of Laurie. Cherished mother of Georgia, Thomas and Emily, mother in law of Bri and grandmother of Milo. Margaret was a dedicated nurse who spent her life in the service of others.

MAHONY, Margaret Lorraine

Publication: Geelong Advertiser Date Listed: 31/8/2024 Location: Highton

Publication: Geelong Advertiser

Date Listed: 31/8/2024

Location: Highton

Passed away peacefully on 29 August 2024, aged 63 years. Much loved wife of Laurie. Cherished mother of Georgia, Thomas and Emily, mother in law of Bri and grandmother of Milo. Margaret was a dedicated nurse who spent her life in the service of others.

08/09/1960 - 29/08/2024
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