IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 94, 20 April 1940, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

AMER. —Tn loving memory or my darling daughter, Margaret, who passed away April 20. 1938. ?fo one knows how T miss her. Onlv those who have lost ran tell. Or the grier that is home in silence, For the one 1 loved so well. Her loving- mother. AMER.— In loving memory or our dear sister Margaret, who passed away April 20, 1935. Gone is our sister we loved so well. How much we miss her no words can tell, Deep in our hearts her memory is kept. We will always remember her when others rorget. Her loving brothers Roy and Selwyn. AMER. —In loving memory or my dear sister. Margaret, who passed away April 20. 1938. The world may rhange rrom year to year. Our rriends rrom day to day. But never will my sister I love From my memory pass away. Her loving sister Grace. AMER. —in loving memory or my dear sister, Margaret, who passed away April 20, 1935. •Not a dav do I rorget you. In mv heart you are always near, I who loved you sadly miss you, As it dawns another year. Her loving brother Jim. AMER.— In loving memory or our dear sister and auntie. Winnie, who passed away April 20. 1038. .Sleep on dear Winnie and take thy rest. God called thee home. He thought it best. Her loving sister Mary, brother-in-law •lack, little niece Jacqueline, nephew Royston. BRlEN. —Treasured memories or our darling daughter, Dulcie, who rell asleep April 31, 1930; aged 16 years. Ten long years have passed away, Vet love and grier remain, In lire she was so dear to us. In death she is the same. To-dav as we look at your photo, In likeness so loving and true, ISo one knows how our hearts are aching And longing, dear Dulcie, ror you. Inserted by her loving mother, rather and brothers Jim and Herbie. BRIEN. —In rond and loving memory or our dear sister, Dulcie. A beautirul memory or one so dear, AVe cherish still with love sincere. inserted by her loving sister and brother, Joy and Jim.