STEWART (nee Clark), Emily Christina

Staff Writers

Aaged 92 years, of Rosewood

Beloved wife of Bill (dec’d), dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Sharon and Doug Stephan, Mark (dec’d) and Julie Stewart, Leigh and John Kleve, loving Granny to her grandchildren Kerry, Michelle, Danny, Neal, Emma, Katrina, Nikki, and Maddona, their partners and their children.
Family and friends are invited to attend Emily’s Funeral Service to be held at 10.30am Tuesday 2nd March 2021 in the Chapel of Centenary Memorial Gardens, corner Wacol Station and
Wolston Roads, Sumner.

LEN RUSSELL FUNERALS
Ipswich (07) 3812 3122
www.lenrussellfunerals.com.au

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