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Mary Lavinia GOODWIN

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Mary Lavinia GOODWIN

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Publication: The Mercury
Date Listed: 16/7/2020

Mary Lavinia GOODWIN

GOODWIN Mary Lavinia

Dearly loved wife of Max (dec). Loved mother of Alan (dec); Sue and Ray; Christine and Gary; Jane and Shane; Sandra and Geoff and Steven and Heather. Loved grandmother to her 10 grandchildren and great grandmother to her 15 great grandchildren. Remembered and loved by all. Funeral notice in Saturday’s Mercury.

07.01.1934-14.07.2020

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Funeral by : Millingtons Funerals & Cemeteries

Website: https://www.millingtons.com.au

Email Address : millingtons@...

Phone number : 036211...

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