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Publication: Geelong Advertiser

Date Listed: 25/7/2026

Location: Belmont

Kathleen Mary Taylor (nee Cunningham)
16/7/1935-16/7/2026
Cherished mother and mother-in-law of Vicki and Neal,
Loved Nana and friend of Meghan and Matt, Thomas and Michelle, Johannah and Chris, Edward and Georgia,
Treasured Nana K to Arthur and Rupert; Xavier and Sophie; Eddie, Pippa and Raffi; Walter and Violet

Beautiful mother, forever gracious.

16/07/1935 - 16/07/2026

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