IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 260, 3 November 1941, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

RI ihI AEDS '"J In lovin B memory of our dear father, who passed away November 3. 1937. memories, fond nnd true, win always remain, dear dad. of you. Inserted by his loving sons. Dave and Norm. *T? EE ( L } etz .)- —ln loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Frieda, who passed awav er u 3 \_ 1938 - Inserted by her loving mother, brother and sisters. SONGHURST.—In loving memory of mother, died I November 3 1918. 1 Deep in my heart a memory is kept. Inserted by loving son Frank, and family. STRlNGEß.—Treasured memories of our darling daughter, wee Elizabeth, passed through the little white gate. November 3. 1937. The stars of heaven shine on our little treasures grave. The one we loved but could not save. To have, to love, and then to part. Is the saddest story of a human heart. Deeply mourned by mummy, daddy and brothers. STRINGER.—in loving remembrance of my dear granddaughter, wee Elizabeth, who fell asleep November 3. 1937 Just to kiss her dear wee face. To see her happy smile. To put our arms around her now. 1 Just for a little while. Ever remembered by her loving Nana. SUTCLHTFE.-In loving memory of our dear husband and father. Alfred, who fell asleep November 3. 1940. God saw that he was weary. The hill too steep to climb. So He gently closed his eyes And whispered. "Peace be thine." Inserted by his loving wife and family. remembrance of dear mother, died at Arch Hill. November 3. 1935. i Fond memories Linger. Inserted by her loving daughter Margaret. WATTERSTON.—In loving memory of my dear motner, who fell asleep on November 3. 1940. A loving mother so true and kind. Beautiful memories left behind. Ever remembered by her loving daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. H. Crook. WATTERSTON.—In loving memory ot our dear ' mother, who fell asleep on November 3. 1940. Ever remembered by her daughter Vera, and son i Roy, overseas.