IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 26 March 1921, Page 16

IN MEMORIAM.

ABRAHAMS.—In loving memory of my dear husband and father. Thomas Henry, irhn departed this life March 27, 1920: also our little Ivy, wbj> fell asleep March. 10. 1919. As the ivy clinics to the oak, memory clings to thee. For such is the Kingdom of Heaven. Inserted by his sorrowing , wife and children, A. Abrahams. Paeroa. CULHAXE.— In fond and loving memory of our dear father, who died March 27, ]'.>]!); also "Uγ dear mother, who died April 14, 191 S. We never shnll forget thenf, The ones we loved so well. God alone knows how much we miss them. But words can never tell. To-day, as we look at their photo. The likeness so lovely and true. Xo one knows how our hearts are aching. And longing, dear parents, for you. Ever remembered by their loving, sons and daughters. ,» LEAFBERG.—In loving memory of our dear 'brother-in-law. Captain John Leafberg, lost at sea, with scow Kuhu March. 26, 1920. He has anchored his soul in the haven of rest. • * He'll sail the wild eeas. no more. \lbe tempests may sweep, O'er the wild, stormy deep. But in Jesus he Iβ safe evermore. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and family. FISHER— In loving memory nf onr dear son and brother, Cyril, who died, as result of accident, March 27, 1918; aged 17 , years. One of the best. .Dearly loved and sadly missed. Inserted by his parents sisters and brothers. LEAFBERG-In loving memory of my dear hnsband. Captain John Leafberg, who was at sea with the Kahu on March 20, He left his home in perfect health He little thought of death so nighBut God saw best to take him home. And with His will we must comply. The shock was great, the pain severe, lo part with one we loved so dearOur trials are hard, we'll not complain But trust in God to meet again. ' Inserted by his loving wife. F. LeafDen;, and children. L^nhn B ? R<^k —In lo l ing memol T of Captain ;£■ "Leafberg, who was lost at sea with the Kahu on March 26, 1920. R^r nsl H llarl) and s "dden was his call, His sudden death surprised ue all; . » r f him > no - ne never will, As days go by we Jove him still. Inserted by J. F. nod H. J. Brown. L^ n -In loving memory of Captain thi^ru^rch^TsW. 03 ' at 6ta WUh * l>o t gone from memory, J>ot gone from love: But gone to a heavenly home above Inserted by E. and G. Lawrence. LiXKBOKX.—A token of love to the memory of our dearly loved only son (Jack), who passed away at the Auckland •Hospital on March 27, 1914; aged S years. ■Love never dies, although seven years •Has slowly passed away; We think of him, and speak of him • And miss him every day. Inserted by his loving father and mother. liIXKHORX.—In lovrag memory of dear little Ja'.k, who passed away (suddenly) at the Auckland Hospital, en .March 2<\ 1914; aged S years. We hope to meet again, dear Jack, In that heavenly home above, For all to be united In a paradise of love. Inserted by his, loving grandma, G. Rawlinson. MATTHEW'S.—Lucy, the dearly beloved daughter of ;Mr. and Mrs. T. McCrath, late of Pukekohe, too was drowned at Hauaran. on March 27, 1920. wita her three c-hiidren. Sacred heart of Jesus. Have mercy on their sonls. Inserted by her sorrowing mother, father, sisters and -brothers, 21, Hobaon Street. McLEOD.—In loving ■ memory of onr clear • mother, who departed this life March 25,Every hour that we pass through Brings us, dear mother, nearer to you. Inserted by her sons and daughter, Col, Ken, Hector, and Kitty. O'&OL-LTVAX—In loving memory of Margaret O'SuUlvan, who departed this life JUreU 25th, ISI7. R.l.P.—lnserted by her loving. brother-indaw. P. Q'Sullivan, Kalnjaroa. " o