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LAIOSA, Salvatore Antonino

Death notice for

LAIOSA, Salvatore Antonino

29/08/1952 - 29/10/2025
Publication: Herald Sun
Date Listed: 10/11/2025
Location: Craigieburn

Laiosa- Salvatore, passed away peacefully Oct 29, 2025 aged 73 years. Loved and loving husband of Mary, beloved father of Danielle, Julie-Ann, Natalie and Anthony, father in law to Richard and Holly, adored Nonno of Lucas, Olivia, Jaxson, Mia and Sofia.

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29/08/1952 - 29/10/2025
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