IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 304, 22 December 1921, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

GRACE.—In loving memory of my dear Imsband, wnu&in Grace, who died December 22, 1916. Sadly missed. He Is gone, but not forgotten. Never shall Us memory fade: Sweetest thoughts Khali always linger Around the spot, where lie is laid. Inserted by his loving wife and family. JONES.—In fond and loving memory of onr dear Juanita, who departed this life December 22. 191fi. Kot now, but in the coming jeaTS, •It may be in the better land, Tfe'H read the meaning of o'»- tears. And there, some time, we'll understand. Ever remembered. Inserted , by her loving and sorrowing .father and mother, sisters, and brothens, Mangapai. 'Whangarpi. XICHOIiIiS.—In loving memory of John Xicholls, who passed away December 22. 1916. 3n onr hearts, dear one. you are fondly remembered, Sweet happy memories cling round your name; True hearts that held you in fondest affection, Always stall love you in death just tie same. But God is kind, and gives mc strength To bear my heavy crflss; Be is the only one -vrho knows My loneliness and loss. Inserted /by his loving wife and family. SEBBraZKY.—In loving memory of my oear husband leonard, who died December 22. 1920, ajtetl 29 years. . His snfferirigs ; 'were great, his pain severe, But he bore it -with patience until God • drew near; Then, bidding mc a last farewell. _,Mt Quietly went home in Leaven to dwell. ■Jn'eqrrow , I watched those dear eyes close That" had once shone clear and bright; As long as I live I will never forget that night. Sadly missed by his sorrowing -wife. L. Stfbritzky, and children, Clarice and Leonard. SUBRITZKi'. —In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Leonard Agustns William, who passed away December 22. WJU. To-day recalls sad memories. a. Of a loved one gone.to rest:, T And those who think of him to-day Are those who loved him best. Inserted by his loving mother, sister .and brother. SURRITZKY.— In loving memory of my dear brother-in-law Leonard, wlio died December 22, 1920. aged 29 years. Ph.- why ivas lie taken away so young. >. •'When the earth held so many it better conld spare; Tls say, bat true, I wonder why. The toest are the first that are called on to die. Deeply regretted. Ever remembered by his sister-in-law, 41. Sheridan. TRADE.—In loving memory of our dear daddy, who passed away December 22. ' 1920: You are not forgotten, daddy dear, \ ■ 1 Nor will you ever be: • As long as life and memory last We will remember thpp. •I This day on- memory lingers ■ Of our dear daddy laid to rest: ;; Buf amidst life's trials and sorrows We know God's ways are best. Insertpd br his lovinir children, Eddy, .Victor, Myrtle and Fred" iRAUE.-r-Tn .ovinp memory of our dear eon Fred, who passed away December • 22, 1020, after a short illness. . He is gone to his rest, his troubles are - 'O'er; _He has done with all sorrow and pain. He trials of life I which wprn hard to bear "111 never distress him again. t Inserted by his loving father and Bother, brothers and sisters. TBATJE.—In fond and loving memory of .onr dear brother Fred, who passed away on December 22, 1920, after a short but : painful illness. Sadly missed" - and lovrd by all, "or dear brother rorrived the call; «c is laid to rest in heavenly peace •..■Where all his troubles and sorrows will ! cease. ■ Inserted lir his lovinp sister and firother-in-law, Ada and Jim. "■ TRAUn.-In lovin* raemorv of ray dear . cousin Fred, who departed this lifo on December 11, 1920, after a painful illness. •A life made beautiful by kindly deeds,- , ■a helping hand for others' needs: jjood was his heart, his friendship sdund, «>ved and respected by all around ' ' ««P on, dear Fred, and take your nfst, -"c miss theo most that loved you best. by his loving cousin, Florrie •' Baker, West Tamaki.