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PALMER (NEE MEE), Wendy Faye

PALMER (NEE MEE), Wendy Faye

31/05/1952 - 13/08/2024
Publication: Herald Sun
Date Listed: 16/8/2024
Location: Lindenow South
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Beloved wife of John. Dearly loved mother and mother in law of Dianne and Peter, Kerri and Mick, Leanne and Julian. Much loved Nanna of Orlagh, Isabelle, Reilly, Tameka, Jessie, Sam and step nan of Brenton.
Now in peace, forever in our hearts.

PALMER (NEE MEE), Wendy Faye

Publication: Herald Sun Date Listed: 16/8/2024 Location: Lindenow South

Publication: Herald Sun

Date Listed: 16/8/2024

Location: Lindenow South

Beloved wife of John. Dearly loved mother and mother in law of Dianne and Peter, Kerri and Mick, Leanne and Julian. Much loved Nanna of Orlagh, Isabelle, Reilly, Tameka, Jessie, Sam and step nan of Brenton.
Now in peace, forever in our hearts.

31/05/1952 - 13/08/2024
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