IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 93, 21 April 1941, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BRIEX.—In loving memorv of our darlin* Dulcic. who fell asleep April 21. 1930: aged 16 years. As we loved her so we miss her. In our memory she Is dear. Loved, remembered, longed for always. As Jt dawns another year. If God would grant us just one wish. And all her treasures too. Choose from heaven whatever we could. Dear Dulcic, we would ask for you. Inserted by her loving mum. dad and brothers Jim and Herble. BRIEN.—In fond memory of dear Dulcie. who was called away April 21. 1930. A beautiful memory of one so dear. We chcrish still with love sincers Inserted by her loving brother and sister. Jim and Joy. BRIEN*.—In loving memorv of mv dear friend. Dulcic. who passed away April 21. 1930. Sweet memories will never fade. Always remembered by Alma Dick. BRIEN.—In loving memory of Dulcie. who passed away April 21. 1930. Always remembered. Arnie and Uncle Perce. BRIEN.— A loving tribute to our dear niece. Dulcic, who fell asleep April 21. 1930. Resting where no shadows fall. In perfect pracs she awaits us all. Silently remembered by Auntie Ivy. Uncle Reg. cousins. COOPER.—In loving memory of my dear husband. Walter Cooper, and our dear father, who died •uddenly at Port Ahuriri. April 21. 1932. Ever remembered as one of Lhe oest. Inserted by his wife and family. GYDE.—In loving memory of George Norman, died April 21, 1935. Ever remembered by his mother, brother and sisters. HEWSON.— In loving memory of our dear dad and ij frandad. who passed away April 21. 1937. So dearly loved, so sadly missed. Inserted by his daughter and grandson. Grace and Allen. HUMPHREYS.—In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away April 21. 1932. Always in our thoughts. Inserted by her loving daughter Frances, also sister. Mary Tattersall and family. KEATLEY.—in loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away April 21. 1937. To memory ever dear. Inserted by her lovin# family. KEATLEY.— In lQ vlng memory of our dear sister, who passed away April 21. 1937. Ever remembered. Inserted by her loving sisters. LANDES.— In loving memory of dear dad. at 21, 1939. Inserted by his loving wife, Joe, Jack and Evelyn. McKELVIE.—In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away April 21. 1937. In silence I rememocr. Inserted by her loving husband. McKELVIE.—In loving memory of dear mother, who passed away April 21. 1937. Her memory so sweet and dear, is always treasured with love sincere. Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law. Basil and Jo. McKELVIE.--In loving memory of darling mum and grandma, passed away April 21. 1937. Sweetest memories never fade. OX one we loved but could not save. Violet, Arthur and Shirley. McKELVIE.—In loving memory ot dear mum and grandma, who passed away April 21. 1937. God's greatest gift, remembrance. Belle, Geoff and Bob. Geoffrey. JIJRItA.-in loving memory ot my dear wife ,P ur Qear mother, who passed away April • 30. 194 u. Not just to-day. but every day. In silence we remember. Inserted by her sorrowing husband and family. *AUL.-—-In loving memory of our darling loved ?™phter. Vyra May. who passed away April 21. 1840; aged 16 years b months. In the old home you are daily remembered, memories cling around your name. ine hearts that hoiu you in truest anection. Always shall love you in 6leep just the same Inserted by her loving mum and dad — In lovln B memory of my darlinsr sister, vyra. who passed away April 21. 1940. S? rß , ct thee. no. we never will. vve loved you then, we love you still, g ' * ou Parted with a world oi uani. You only died to live again. Inserted by Verna and Tom. lovin « memory rf r- dear pal. Vyra. «j • #no passed aw.y T". 1940. Alway" remembered aud missed. Joan. In L loving memory of our loving sister. y • j v ' ra . who passed away April 21. 1940. £. lwa i' s loving. ai.v::ys kind. 7/ le rarest memories left behind §£/•/• wu havj iu;t o-.. i V^ nc 01 the best the wo.lJ con.amed Inserted by Warren and Cecilia. t'-' — In Joving memory of dear dad. wt r> *£ PUMd away April 21. 1938. • In my garden of memories daily we meet. ' V fJffiy rted by daughter Barbara b fid