IN MEMORIAM

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 290, 7 December 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

CHAPLIN. —I<a loving memory of Alex, who died of wound& December 6. 1941. Inserted by Ruby. DUNCAN.— In loving memory of Pilot-Officer Leslie K. Duncan, killed in an accident in England December 7,. 1941. Inserted by his father, mother, brother and sisters. DUNCAN.— In ever loving memory of Pilot-Officer Leslie Duncan, dearly loved pal of Arthur (overseas) and much loved friend of Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, George. Trevor. Bill, Joan and children. Always remembered. DUNCAN, Pilot-Officer Leslie K. —In loving memory of our pal Les. accidentally killed December 7, 1941. Always remembered by Edna and Alan. LEIGH. —In loving memory of Sergeant Jim Leigh, R.N.Z.A.F.. reported missing December 7, 19-41. Ever remembered by the Sutcliffe family. WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of our dear son, Richard Stanley (Dick), Merchant Navy, lost at sea through enemy action, s.s. Ceramic, on December 7, 1942. Ever remembered by his loving mother, father and sisters. Doris and Vivienne. WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of our dear brother Dick (Merchant Navy), lost at sea through enemy action December 7. 1942. Ever remembered by his loving brother and sister-in-law Les and Flo. YEARBURY, L.-Sgt. Maurice Edward. George.— Killed in action; loved youngest son of E. G. Yearbury. Leigh. He died in a land so far away. There was none to say good-bye. But as long as life shall last I will remember thee.