IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ADAMS.—in loving memory of our dear son and brother, Ronald Keith (Ron), wno passed away October 1, 1923. Loved by all who knew him. Just as life was sweetest, Just as his hopes were best, «M took him from a world of sorrow To a home of eternal rest. : „„ I , ns " tp(l b y Ws loving parents, brothers ana sisters. MAN — Tn lov ' n 3 memory of our irn fi , daughter Dorothy Hazel tuaudia), who fell asleep on October 1, 1020; aged 13J years.. s? me, n b ,ranee is a golden chain, ■lime tries <o break, but tries in vain. a Ji D u ert t (l b - v her loving parents, sisters ana brother, also her loving friend Harry. G S,!!;T In ~ ovl» " memory of mv dear 1,1024 departed this life October Kever will he ho forgotten, ivever will his memory fade. Inserted by his loving wife and children. 1106 Petty)—ln loving memory of our dear vMfe and mother, too dearly _7hL and T sadly missed to ever be foran,l\_. J, usert ed by her loving husband a nu son, George. QIRIE (nee Petty).—ln loving memory of ■a- n. Imrie, who died October 1, 1022. Not dead to mc, who loved tier, lost, but gone before; "he lives with mc in memory, And will for ever more. M.j n i erted y her lov ins mother-in-law, IM remL ( u eo Petty—lust a sad but sweet £*»»«; .lust a memory fond and wi. 3 !! 81 a token at affection, and a loving K e _T eT for you.—lnserted by her B „i Si brother and sister-in-law, Andrew ana Fanny. (nee r etty).—And with tbe morn lnr«ii ansel fuces smile; which we have ■il i D 8 slnce aD(I lost awhile. Inserted uy tier loving nieces, Klleen and MoUy. IMrie.—i n loving memory of Kathleen Aiargaret Imrie, who died October 1, Ke meinbrauee. Inserted by Dot, and Iris Ward. AltTiM.—i!! loving memory of our dear 1323 Who passed a ""' a y October 1, An ; ? I 1 1 0M > striving, best of mothers; ah thy care and troubles o'er, w Jfi God ' s rigUt hand - enjoying Lndless pleasures evermore. * nserte(l by her sorrowing daughter anu son-in-law, K.uby aud Harold Cogle. son o'JT 1 ? llongv 'ng memory of our dear acetrtlS? '""other, Owen Ignatius Moore, sv ■ klUed october *• 1923 - - tlw word "remembrance," t.-„ ? a ° ur wish to show x Iv you stm in memory, as the years come and go. and brothersf hiS IOVICS father ' SlSter ' tllert E >n ln fond memory of Owen, who for Eot?e C n tobe r r x ' ln23 ' Gone but not Mona X Inserted b ? hls loving friend, HIESop t„ , • , loVlr ig memory of Charles S"' j: h T 0 r, dled October 1. 1916, aged 55 iaa Xamii ' Inserte<i by hiß lovln g wlfc