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Everything about Nolear Ramsamy was big. The number of children she had, the amount of fish she caught and ultimately the extraordinary life she lived.
Nolear Ramsamy, affectionately known as Nana Ramsamy, passed away at the age of 103.
About 800 people filled the hall of the MECC to pay their respects to Nana Ramsamy, a testament to the lives she touched in the community.
Nana Ramsamyâs granddaughter Leah Armstrong affectionately reminded the hall her grandmother had witnessed four British monarchs, 26 prime ministers and the growth of the Australian population from five million to 26 million â all in her lifetime.
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