IN MEMORIAM

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 59, 10 March 1923, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

CLARKE—In loving memory of Elizabeth Clarke, who passed away at her real- . dence, Maunu Road, Whangarel, March 11, 1918. Ever remembered by her son ! flerbert, wife and family, Cook Street, < : Whangarel. . ' W ! HOIiLISGSWORTH.—In loving memory .I>l i ■ '"■■ tthel tiolllngst.ouii, who aied March.-H. 1922.-. . • . '- " i I - liob are uot forgotten, Ethel dear, [ ' , Or ever will you be; .': . As long as life and mennry lasts, . . ;•■!-- We will remember thee. ( ..-■■•■' Inserted'by her loving mother, sisters, and brothers. McQUOID.—In fond and loving memory of' -t: my-dear daughter Flossie, who passed away March 10, 1021; aged 27. - In Purewa's lovely graveyard, - -■' Beneath its lonely sod; , . -',' ITjere lies our darling Flossie, "' Sleeping in peace with God. . .-.-'■ A precious one from us has gone, .A voicie we loved i« otlll; '..' ..A Place is vacant iv our home,- Vl**""" •' Which never can be filled. ' >"/ ... And-when my heart doth long for her, I eeem to hear her say; .' Seep a brave heart, clear mother, We'll meet again some day. ...'.. Inserted by her loving mother. ... McQUOID.—In loving memory of our dear . > sister Floss, who passed away, March 10, .1021; aged 27. Ihe weary hours and days of pain,. ■ The troubled, sleepless nights are past; . ■ T,I ,S ever-patient, worn-out frame, - _ Has gained eternal rest at last. . : "'K~y inserted by her loxrlng sister am? brother-in-law, I. and O. White. ■ McQUOID.—In loving memory of our dear - SS**. Floss, wUo Passed away, March 10, | . 1921; aged 27. Released from sorrow, sin and pain, . '. ■' t, freed from every care; - y angels' hands to Heaven conveyed', To rest for ever there. .. Inserted by her loving sister and -Urothers, Maggie, Cecil, and Kenneth. vMcQTJOID —In fond ana loving memory of j . our dear s:ster Floss, who passed away, March 10, 1921; aged 27. ' feacefully sleeping at last, V,'-. ''■ ■"res weary trials and suffering past; • B l'. e sn n"ered, in patience she bore, •im tod called her home to suffer no more. . Inserted, by her loving sister and .brother-in-law, MyrUe and Harold, and uttle nephew Harold. .'.'.- .°-.S Oll> £r~ ln lo ving memory of our dear March 10 iqS' Wh ° dppar^ed this* life .She has gone, like a flower cut down in ita. .-. -;.„ bloom sg . From the sunshine of life to the shade of ■'■*.". the tomb ; - . ; °"t death cannot sever the bond of our \ : or 6te " l th e fond hope we shall meet her above. . h.iS? ert . e °, b 3" " er loving sister and . - °'° thcr "in-law, May and Frank, niece > ana nephew, Gwen and Clarrie Corbett. - v 111 lorin S memory of our dear - .UaKh ?o!T 9 2 c i. Wh ° ~C P arted tnls Ufe $£»*.. to ™ <I,nor y than words can tell, are thoughts of our dear sister we loved ._ w well. One or"*" Hen Ten has gained, «ac of toe best this world contained. rt«2 a, « rt 7 1 b Y hpr loving brother and sister-in-law, Les and Queenie. '■'" ; - M rf!S2. I ?S~ I ? IoTi »c memory of my dear sister Flossie, who died March 10, 1921. Ton are not forgotten, Flossie dear, - *°r true love never dies. -ine dearest spot on all this earth is Wacrc my sister lies. 4„r ns€ * ted D - her loving sister, brother-in-law, niece aud nephew, Flossie and ■ ;,."- -Joey.