STRINGER, Isabel Cashman nee Bray | Death Notices | Adelaide | Campaspe News

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Publication: The Advertiser

Date Listed: 13/3/2026

Location: North Adelaide

STRINGER,

Isabel Cashman nee Bray

Passed away peacefully on 10th March 2026.

Aged 94 years.

Beloved Wife of Ross (dec).

Mother of Evelyn, Yvonne (dec), Margaret and Jacqueline.

Granny of Deborah, Robert, Morgan and Samuel.

Great Granny of Kiah.

Loving Sister of Evan.

At peace.

A private funeral was held.

19/04/1931 - 10/03/2026

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Funeral by : Midnorth Funeral and Bereavement Services

Website: http://www.midnorthfunerals.com.au

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