IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 5, 6 January 1920, Page 10

IN MEMORIAM.

jPHAAFE.—In sad and loving memory of my dear son, Barney, killed at Dargaville Races, January 6, 1917. R.I.T. Only a memory of three sad years. -And a sigh .for a ft.cc unseen. But a constant feeling- that God alone Knew best what might have been. Friends may think we have forgotten, When they sometimes see us smile. But they little know the sorrow . That smile hides all the while. .. Inserted by.hie loving mother. .CHAAFE.—In sad and loving memory of our dear brother, Barney. 8.1.P. Dearly loved and sadly missed. Oft we think of you, dear Barney, And our hearts are sad with -pain. This world would be a heaven Could we hear your voice again. Inserted by his loving sisters Wynne, Marjorie, and brother WiUie.* CLARK.—In loving memory of my dear iusband. William Clark, who died at Auckland Hospital on January 0, 1915. - My heart for you is aching; I am lonely nights and days. I miss you, yes, I miss you In a thousand different ways. - STo matter how I pray, dear; No matter how I call, - - There is nothing left to answer (But your photo on the walL Jnserted by his loving wife Bessie Clark. CEARK.—In loving memory of our dear brother-in-law and nncle," who departed this life January 5, 1915. Yon are gone, but not forgotten. And as dawns another year. In our quiet hours of -thinking. Thoughts of you are ever near. Inserted by his loving sisters-in-law and brother-in-law, Miss A. Ray, and Mr. and Mrs, Walter, and niece and nephew, Violet and Jim. CLARK.—In loving memory of mv dear uncle. William Clark, who died at Auckland Hospital, January 6, 1915. Though sharp and sudden was the call; His sudden death surprised us all; Torget him, no. we nerer will, 5 As days go by we love him stUL Inserted by Ms loving niece. Mag"ie ami sorrowing friend, Robert Pennycook! KEEN.—In loving memory of mv dear insbaud, James Keen, -who passed away January 6. 1910. I shall never forget you, The one I loved so well: God alone knows how 1 miss yon, Words can never tell Nearer, my God, to Thee. Inserted iy his sorrowing wife and daughters Glady and DollieKBEN.—In laving memory of mv dear father, James Keen, wh o passsd away January 6, 1910. For ever remembered. In lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of him are always' dear. Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law, Elsie and Thomas Harris. KEEN.—A tribute of love to the memory , of my dear friend. James Ke»n, who passed to tie -other side on January 6 1916; aged 44 years. Pour years have passed, how long it seems, Xe.. in my mind your sweet face beams; Bur twill £c sweet, when we shall meet Upon that golden shore and clasp each ether's hand. And'know that -we shall part no more. .' Tme-terl by his loving grieniL^Jeaniga.