ILSE BEULKE
- Jul 31, 2022
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(nee Bubeck)
4.7.1935 to 25.7.2022
Passed away peacefully in Daylesford.
Devoted wife to Edwin (Ted)(dec).
Caring mother to Heather, Linda, Mary and their partners.
Treasured grandmother of 4 and GG of 2.
Farewell to a precious gem.
Family and friends are invited to the service to celebrate the life of Ilse Beulke to be held at the Verey Chapel 43A Millar street Daylesford on Monday 8th August, 2022 commencing at 12noon.
After the service we will cortege to the Daylesford Cemetery to lay Isle to rest.
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