McINTOSH

McINTOSH, Leonie Frances

Cherished and much loved partner of Benn Denniss.
Dearly loved mother of Tjanarra and Paul Denniss.
Treasured daughter of Les and Anne-Mariee McIntosh.
Adored sister, sister-in-law and aunt of Cassandra, Lindsey & Caleb Kenna.
Beloved grand-daughter of Patrick and Denise Cummins and Chris and Nancy Rooke (dec.).
Loved niece to all of her aunties, uncles and cousins.

”I am not truely gone if you keep me in your heart. I’ll forever be alive and we’ll never have to part.”

Miss you forever Lonie.

The Funeral will be held at St. Matthew’s Church, 520 Kiewa St Albury on Thursday 28th March 2024, commencing at 10:30am.

A private cremation will follow.

Leonie’s wishes were for people to wear Aboriginal themed or smart casual clothing.

To view the livestream of Leonie’s service please click here www.ovrlstream.com.au/mcintosh-3/

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  1. margaret and verl ballard  March 22, 2024

    DEAR BENN AND FAMILY, WE ARE SO SAD TO READ THE PASSING OF LONIE TRY AND STAY STRONG

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  2. Nancy Hodgess  March 23, 2024

    Ben, Tjanarra & Paul – Our thoughts are with you on the passing of Leonie. Love & hugs from Michael & Nancy

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  3. Liz Granger  March 28, 2024

    Leonie was such a talent and a bright star. My thoughts are with her family at this very sad time. I am so very lucky to have a piece of Leonie’s art which I will treasure always along with many fond memories of quiet chats with her over the years. Rest in peace.

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  4. Julie McCrossin AM  March 28, 2024

    Sending my condolences to Leonie’s family and friends and all of us who loved and respected her courage, intellect and spirituality. It was such a privilege to meet Leonie as a fellow cancer patient. We shared some treatment experiences, including wearing the mask that is required for safety reasons when you receive radiation therapy to the head and neck region. Leonie responded to these challenges with courage, fortitude and creativity. She painted masks used for the treatment and exhibited them at a gallery in Albury Wodonga. It was with gratitude that I accepted the invitation to MC the opening of that exhibition. I felt gratitude because there is a special bond between people who experience cancer. Leonie was a great advocate for cancer patients and her people. Vale.

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  5. Jacinta  March 28, 2024

    Will miss you cuz, always had thr best advice and you were my inspiration. Love you so much, forever in our hearts,

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  6. Terry Jones  April 17, 2024

    I went to South Grafton High School in 1991 and 1992 (Years 7 & 8). I think I may have met her and I was sad to hear that she had passed. I was looking her up because I knew a girl by the name of Leonie Frances that was my best friend in 1996 and she mentioned the name “Leonie Frances McIntosh” at one point.
    My condolences to her family.

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