IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 95, 23 April 1929, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BROOMFIELD. —-In loving memory of my il.'.ir wife. wliu departed ibis li.'e mi April •j."., 1927. With ac'.iing heart and tearful eyes We linger where mir loved cue lies: And breathe tiiove sacred words once more, Nut ]n>r. but K'Tie bef. re. Inserted by her loving husband. BR 1 IOMFIELD. —In loving memory of our ii-ar mother, who passed away on April 23, 1927. No one knows the silent heartaches. (inly those who have lost can toil; Of The irrief that is borne in silence, For the one we loved so well. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law, Ceiia and Dan. BIIooMFIELD. — In loving memory of our ijsiir mother, who passed away on April 23. 1927. Wlmt would we give to clasp mother's hand, Her dear sweet face to see; II»r ii-ndcr lip< and loving smile. That meant so much to us. Inserted by her loving sons. HARLICK. —In loving memory of Ernest i,corge Harlick, who departed this life April 23, 192 V May his soul re?t in peace. Inserted by his wife, son, and daughters. HARLICK. —In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, who passed away on April 23, 1928. In our hearts his memory lingers, Tender, fond and true ; His life was one of love and labour, His heart both good and true. Kc always did his duty. No more could a father do. Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law. Kathleen and Kenneth May, iind granddaughter June. HARLICK.- —in loving memory of my dear grandfather. Sleep on, dear grandfather, and take thy rest. God called thee Home, he thought it best. Inserted by his loving granddaughter, Boreen. INGHAM.—A tribute of loving memory to my beloved brother. William Durham, who entered into a higher life on April 23, I'.il'.i. at l.<thyon, N.S.W. Inserted by Eva Ma ret t. MORGAN.—In everlasting remembrance of our dear little son. Albert Edward, who passed away April 23, 1010 ; aged 2 years k months. Sweet is the word remembrance. As these few words will show : l'ou will always be remembered, dear Albert. In years that come and go. Inserled by his loving father, mother, and brother, Victoria Street. OT.OUGHLIN. —In loving memory of our dear son, Leonard Claude (Leu), killed April 20, 1026. It is just three years ago to-day. Jsnce our dear son was called away; No one knows our bitter heartache, (inly those who have lost can tell Of the sorrow borne in silence, For the one we loved so well. Inserted by his sorrowing parents. O'LOUGHLIN. — In loving memory of our dear brother, Lcn. killed April 2!, 1926. Although you a .*e gone, love still lingers on, We can't beiieve its true; Awake or asleep, our thoughts seem to creep. Back to the days we spent with you. Inserted by his loving brothers, Charlie, John, Yern. Alf and Austin. O LOI'GHLIN. —In loving memory of our dear brother ana uncle, Len, Killed April 23. 1926. Dearer to memory *han words can tell. Are thoughts of one we loved so well. And on.'y those who loved him know, How much we lost three years ago. Inserted by his loving sister, Adeline, Will." lit tie Bill and Roy. O LoI'GHLIN. —In loving memory of our dear brother, Len, allied April 23, 1920. Ihe silent grief that's in our hearts, No human eye can see. For many a broken heart lies hidden Beneath a smiling face. Inserted by his loving sisters, Linda, Mavis and Elva. OT.OUGHLIN. —In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle. Leonard Claude (Len). accidentally killed. April 23, 1920. Sweetest of memories, fond and true, Will ever remain, dear Len, of you. Inserted by Charlie, Lil, Buster and Billy. OT.OUGHLIN. —In loving memory of Leonard Claude O'Loughlin. who was accidentally killed April 23, 1920. 'lime mav pass and bring its changes Fresh with every passing year. But your memory will be cherished, In our hearts that hold yyu dear. Inserted by Nellie and George. o'l OUGHLIV —In loving memory of Len, who was killed April 23. 1920. Sweet is the word remembrance. inserted Dy .Mr. and Mrs. W. Dilly. 0 I oI'GIILIN —In loving memory of dear Len. killed April 23. 1926. Ever remem- ! ered by Dave and Ivy. WOOD.—In loving memory of Alfred Liddon i Lid ), who fell asleep April 23, 19_S. After his duty faithfully done. (,od saw the way was growing steep, ■<r took our Liddon home to sleep. Inserted by his parents, brothers and •Isters. I'ukefcohe. WOOD. —In loving memory of my ( '^ ar hro " tlier. Liddon. who died on April 23, 1928. J.oved in life, treasured in death. A beautiful memory is all we have left. Inserted by his loving sister and bro-ther-in-law, Amy and Len Wilson, Pukeiiohe.