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Funeral notice for

GIESECKE, Lorraine Margaret

19/04/1954 - 20/02/2023
Publication: The Advertiser
Date Listed: 24/2/2023
Location: Toorak Gardens

Family and friends are invited to attend Lorraine's Funeral Service on WEDNESDAY, 1st of March 2023 at 1:00pm in the Chapel of Berry's Funeral Home, 204 Magill Road, Norwood.


For livestreaming details please visit the website below.


In lieu of flowers, a donation in Lorraine's memory can be made to The Brain Cancer Centre online by visiting the website below.


Please enter the Chapel car park via Prosser Avenue.


CHARLES BERRY & SON
Norwood 1800 222...
berryfunerals.au

19/04/1954 - 20/02/2023
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