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Family tradition continues

Martin family members at the recent reunion in Port Germein. Back: Paul, Pauline and Michael Martin, Mason Dolling, Mark Hoare, Shame Montgomerie, Trent Hoare, Jake Austin, Ryan Hoare, Darren Kelly, Ken Jolly, Pam Baldock, Jamie Stevenson, Teegan Dolling; middle: Tracey Martin, Margot Montgomerie, Leanne Prior, Jenna and Wilko Austin, Karina Montgomerie, Tiarna Smith, Leanne Kelly, Chelsea Hoare, Jeanine Schultz, Lisa Jolly; front: Julie and Charlie Hoare, Ziggy Austin, Lincoln and Sullivan Hoare, Toska Austin and Ben Frick. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

The Martin family continued a tradition by recently coming together for a reunion at Port Germein. The reunion was initially […]

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