Person    | Female  Born 1946  Died 2018

Sheila Ann Schnaar, SSSTJ

Categories: Social Welfare

Sheila Ann Schnaar, SSSTJ

Mrs Schnaar was appointed as Serving Sister in 1991.

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Sheila Ann Schnaar, SSSTJ

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Order of St John - interred here

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