FEWSTER, Mary Louise | Death Notices | Adelaide | Southern Riverina News

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Publication: The Advertiser

Date Listed: 21/8/2026

Location: Hope Valley

FEWSTER,

Mary Louise

(nee Brettig)

Passed away Suddenly on August 12, 2026.

Aged 78 Years.

Loving Wife of

Tony (deceased).

Devoted Mother and Mother-in-law of

Ben and Mary Grace,

Jackie and John,

Sam and Margarita

and Janni.

Cherished Grandmother of

Zachary, Samuel,

Harley, Ryker and Astin.

Taken to soon

Reunited with her

love Tony

28/11/1947 - 12/08/2026

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Funeral by : Sidney Harrison Funerals

Website: https://www.harrisonfunerals.com.au

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