NATHAN, Kamal Ganeshamuthali | Death Notices | Adelaide | Shepparton News

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Publication: The Advertiser

Date Listed: 25/11/2025

Location: Adelaide

Passed away peacefully on Wednesday November 19, 2025, Aged 87 years.

Beloved husband to Bhavani (deceased) for almost 50 years.

Devoted father to Kanesan and Rayan, father in law to Shalini and Monica and adored grandfather to Calvin and Akela.

A treasured brother, uncle and friend to many, and a dedicated member of the Tamil community.

02/03/1938 - 19/11/2025

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Funeral by : BLACKWELL FUNERALS GLENSIDE

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