ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 83, 4 October 1930, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

: : X*.' MEMORIAM. i4SH.—Tn" loving •' memory of my dear son, Private Henry Edwin (Harry), No. 33-274, 21st Reinforcements, Wiled in action at Passchendaele, 4th October, 19.17; aged 22. Just a mother's fond remembrance, - A' memory fond and true. Whatever I did or failed to do, I will always remember you. Inserted by liis loving mother. &LAKEMORE. —Id loving memory ot Private Boden Herbert Blakeniorc, jr.jr., 24-970, 7th Reinforcements, killed in action at Passchendaelc .on 4th October,. 1017; aged 20 years. Tar'away-from'those'who loved him. Comrades gently laid him to rest. lv a far-away crave lie is sleeping. One of God's brightest and best. Inserted- by his loving sisters and brothers. EIFFE.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother. John Kenneth (Hack) Eiffc, who was killed in action at Passchaendaele Ridge on 4tli October, 1917. To memory ever dear. Inserted by father, mother, sisters, and brothers. VlhL. —In loving memory of Private Henry. Vant Fill, killed in action at Passcheudaele, 4th. October. Ever remembered. Inserted by his loving mother, Brothers, and sisters. I'JIYER.—In lovius memory of 2/379 Bombardier Charley Fryer, No. 4 Howitzer Battery, Main Body N.Z.E.P., killed in action on 29th September, 1916. A sorrow too great for words. Too deep for time to hea!; ■His memory is as fresh to-day As in the hour he sailed away. Youngest son of Mr. and Jits. W. Fryer, Eastbourne. CEORGE.—In loving memory'of my dear son, Private Frank Walter George, 24425, 13th {Reinforcement; lulled ia Belgium on 4th October. . • ' Ever dear. " ' Inserted by his lonely mother. GfiAT.—ln .memory,.of Albert Gray (Tal.). Who. died- of wounds 4th October, 1916. .; .... ' ■'. , Bemembrauce. Inserted by his loving mother* ■ JUCHARDSON. —In loving memory of my only . son,; Sergeant-Major Hichardson, A.1.F.. who fell in action on Tasschaendacle Kidge on - 4th October, 1917. ■ He gave his "own life tiiat others might live ..*• . in freedom. ' Inserted by his mother, L. Eichardsan, Seatoun. JHCHARDSOX. —In loving memory of my only ' brother,'. Sergeant-Major Richardson, A.1.F., who tall in. action on Passchaendaele Bidge on 4th October, 1917. . He answered to his country's call. '- Inserted by. his sister, K. Boosey, Seatouu. "^VEBB. —In'sad-'but proiid, loving, cherished memory of our. darling son and brother, Ser- ; goant Thomas Charles .Webb, hilled in action, ■ 4th October, .Ifll7, Passchaendaele Kidge, " 23rd Reinforcements. • Our soldier-son and brother, ' Always-remembered and one of the heat, •Jtjiirtesi»i ,xe*rs- to-day since I lost you for ever, 'Jime'iaay pass .and bring its changes ;' Fresh* with ' every ' coming year, ■ But'it. iicver tlinis' the memory ' Of'Uie "Son-we loved so dear. .-.. Thqush cruel' death has snatched from view "A loving son so fond and true, D«ath cannot' from my mind efface • .HlSs" tender smile, his loving face. His words, Ws.actions are not dead, But in my .mind are daily read. It-is the bitter tears o£ alter, years And .remembrance silent borni:. '(Threo little .words' -forget you not) Xoved, - remembered,' longed lor always, Jne'eet'ed -by.'fii3 sorroivlug and loving mother and family.' ■ *HXTELAW, • ERIC X., '' lu/3123.—Passchaen- ' ilaele,'. 4fli October, 1917.' in-; proud memory*