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CROSS, Kay Dianne

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CROSS, Kay Dianne

03/10/2021
Publication: The Cairns Post
Date Listed: 9/10/2021

CROSS, Kay Dianne

Passed away peacefully at Regis Redlynch Aged Care. On Sunday 3rd October 2021, Aged 76 Years. Much Loved Wife of Edward Cross (DEC) Sister of Johnny, Ruby and Terry. Mother of Donna, James and Shane. Nanna of Michelle & Corey, Rowan & Taylor and Adam. Great Nanna of Ayla and Cohen. Aunty and Friend to many. Family and friends are invited to celebrate Kay's life on Monday 11th October 2021 at Burkin Svendsens Chapel, 411 Mulgrave Road, Westcourt. Commencing at 2:00pm.

03/10/2021
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