IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23479, 17 October 1939, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

ALLISON.—In loving memory of our dear j iaiher, who passed away on October 17, 1030. —lnserted by his loving daughter and lion-in-law, May and Jack. ARNOLD.—In loving memory of my dad, j lrho died October 17, 1938. - Ever remembered. —lnserted by his son Ted and family. BROWN. —In fond and loving memory of my darling wife, May, who went, to rest October 17, 1035. Sadly missed, but rest on, beloved. —lnserted by her loving husband. Sam. DOWLING.—In loving memory of our iJear husband and father, .who fell asleep on •October 17, 1930. —lnserted by his loving wife, sons and danghters. FLETCHER.—In loving memory of darling Junie, who fell asleep October 17, 1031. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept 01 one we love and will never forget. —lnserted by mother, father, sisters, brothers. , FOY BERNARD.—In loving memory of / our dear dad,' who passed away on October - 17, 19-29. i'V' —Inserted by his daughter and sons. GILLIES.—In loving memory of our dear bmband and father, Hugh, who died on October 16, 1930. So dearly loved, so sadly missed. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. KEARNEY.—In loving memory of our nnsband and father, Daniel, who passed away October 16, 1038. —lnserted by'his wife, and family. marsh .—ln loving memory of our dear ' fpn and brother, Walter, accidentally killed October 17. 1933. Your faco is ever before us, Your Voice we can never forget. —Ever remembered by mother, sisters, brother, brothers-in-law. . mills. —ln loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Mary Alice, who passed »»ay on October 17, 1937. God knows the way, Ho holds the key, .He guides with unerring Hand: come time with tearless eyes we II see, les, there, up there, we'll understand. —-Inserted by her loving father, brothers «nd sisters. / ■ SOUTAR.—A tribute of love to the memory of Graco, who passed away October 17. 1932. So dearly loved, so sadly missed. by her loving sister, Jessie J STOCK —ln loving memory of my dear Dusband, 'Walter Stock, who passed away October 15. 1038. One long sad year without you, dear, TK l a "■ t ' 10 res * to face. , .fr'ods are near to help and cheer, There's none to take your place. —lnserted by his loving wife. «9<.Tiy ,PERI - EY > Lancelot George.—ln . '" cm °ry /of our dear husband and 18 1038 ePar ' tt ' stK ' ( ' en ' y October It dawns the first sad year. 1 Th« )* as l ' ie s,l o c l< vvo received that night. Hi« ™ rrow llr |d pain words cannot explain, Hln „, ernory ' s sweet beyond expression, Cmcoi sc J l . te IIR unspeakable sorrow; seicSH tile lodkiiik and hunger for the faco For 4k ran nev, ' r *ce. Oh p. 8 0"'"! of the voice that is silent. Wo mi 1 V'j'y/must it be? With lu '' 11 ar "' loving ways, V;* s l' c nt our happiest days; On hiin S , w ) ,cn wc " ml a friend, n Hm we always could depend. -- family. In ' s< " rtctl by ,lis ,ovin f> r wifo Ada and : who ' ov .' ll % memory of dear dad, lOu. away in Palmerston. October 17, Loved and remembered always. ' ly , '" K ' ovi "g daughter and sonHell and Arthur. ?RT l-i. —To the memory of Worth " wifo of Walter Words- • *ho passed away October 17, 1937. In silenco wo remember. ~~ nserted by her loving husband. m^dcar>^mnM RTH "7 -Iu ,( " in « memory of " 103" r ' w ' lo Passed away October With farewells left unspoken, she quietly passed away. -la-law ns pv«tuf' y ller lovin » daughter and soniaw. Cynthia and Jack.