IN MEMORIAM

Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 42, 19 February 1944, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

remembrance of dear eranrinrt February of Passed Sadly missed. Nancy and Fred. F pa^ l Swa f y 0n t d wo m^r°s ry a S S f AU " ty Elsle ' wh ° Ever remembered. Dorothy and Marie. lovin S memorv of Elsie Mav Fear whn Passed away February 20. 1942 Dver remembered. Mmy e and Ray 1 " '° Vinß daugllter and son-in-law, Fl a^j~ February %Tl8a? M "' FC "' Wh ° passed R?,? e .,.r ay ;,i for Bet 3 ' OU as tln >e on. But ue will remember no matter how long. Jess. Edgar and family. G r;?p S r-T}!?„-! OT ' n £ memor y Of our dear mother, Pebrua?y 20, i 932^ rOVes ' ealled home t0 In our garden of memories We are with her every day. ch& d . by lovin S family and grandJack nny , Tryphena, Annie, Alfred and H^ N J,;r. In , me mory of our dear wife and rnothei, Catherine, who departed this life February 19, 1943. ' lnls nle «?Y. lng , mem ories, fond and true. will always remain, mother dear, of you. anH Ve fo^i nem Jl ered by hcr husband Walter o«5 f A amily - st -eve (prisoner of war). Ellen, Ivy ana Anne. HUTLEY, J.—in loving memory of dear dad. who E?«f Se £ . awaj ' February 20, 1943. Inserted by his loving daughter Violet. Bill and family. L *s-. In , loving memory of our dear mother, who lell asleep February 20. 1943. In God's beautiful garden She patiently waits. Inserted by Harry (overseas). Ethel, Mae and grandchildren. LYE.—In loving memory of our dear friend, Mrs. Lye, passed away February 20, 1943. We have only your memory, dear friend. To remember our whole life through. But your nearness will linger forever. For we treasure the, memory of you. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. G. Poole and daughters. MORTON.—In loving memory of our dear mother 1936 eranc * ma ' departed this life February 19, Ever remember id. Leah, Ruth, Momi. Edna. OU'TRAM.—In fond memory of our dear husband , and father, who passed through the little whit* gate on February 19, 1943. A cheery smile and a heart of gold, The deaiest dad this world could hold. The fiiends who knew him all will know How much we lost' one year ago. Lovingly remembered by his wife and sons, Ted and Brian. OUTRAM.—In iond remembrance of my dear | lather, who passed away February 19, 1943. Beautiful memories, fond and true. WiLl always remain, dear dad. of you. Ever remembered by Hazel and Bill. OUTRAM.—In loving memory of a dear friend, Mr. C. Ouiram, who passed away February 19, 1943. The Rambaud family. PINFOLD.—In loving memory of our dear Phyllis, who was accidentally killed February 19. 1939. Ever remembered.

Inserted by her loving mother, sisters and brothers. PIVOTT.—In loving memory of our darling wee son. John Henry, who fell asleep February 20, 1943. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept Of a baby we loved and will never forget. Sweet is the spot where you are laid. Many a visit in silence is paid. Always remembered by his loving mummy and daddy, also grandma and grandad Allen. PIVOTT. —In loving memory of our darling little grandson. John Henry, who died February 20, 1943. Sweet little flower, nipped in the bud. No sin or sorrow knew. Came just to win everyone's love And then to heaven withdrew. Inserted by his grandparents, uncles and aunties. I'OOLE. —In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away February 19, 1934. Loved in life, treasured in death, A beautiful memory is ah we have left. Inserted by her loving son and daughter, E. Bird and Horace Foole. RUDD.—In loving memory of dear dad, passed away February 20, 1941. Loved in life, treasured" in death. A .beautiful memory is all we have left. Inserted by his wife and family. BEREAVEMENT THANKS BAKER. —Miss Winifred Baker wishes sincerely to thank all friends who sent expressions of sympathy in the loss of her mother and for the many beautiful wreaths. BURNS.—Mrs. M. Burns and children, Wellington, desire to thank relations and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. CROSS.—Mr. C. Cross and family desire to thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in their recent sad loss of a dear wife and mother; also for telegrams, letters, cards and floral emblems received. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. DAVIES. —Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Davies desire to thank all relatives and friends for telegrams, letters, floral emblems and expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. GORDON.—Mrs. Gordon, Moresby Avenue, Waihi, and family wish to thank all for help and sympathy extended to them in the sudden loss of husband and father; also for letters, cards, telegrams and floral emblems received. HUGHES. —Mr. L. S. Hughes, of Titirangi, Mrs. Ellis and sisters wish to sincerely thank all relations and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy; also for letters, cards, telegrams and beautiful floral emblems received in their sad bereavement. Special thanks to J. Edwards and Sons and staff. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. LAWRENCE.—The family of the late George Lawrence, 184, Green Lane Road, desire to express their thanks to all relatives and friends lor telegrams, letters, cards and floral tributes received. Special thanks to sisters and nurses Ward 18. Green Lane Hospital. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. McKINNON. —The family of the late Mary Catherine McKinnon, of Mount Albert, late of Avondale, desire to express their thanks to all relatives and friends for telegrams, letters, personal expressions and floral tributes received. s P"ial thanks to Mrs. Grey, of Avondale, and Mrs. Sanders, of Whangarei. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. MORLEY. —Messrs. J. and A. J. Morley and Mr. F. M. Mclntyre (New Plymouth) wish to thank relatives and friends for cards, telegrams, letters and floral emblems received in the loss of their loving mother. Special thanks to Rev. Olds. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. O'DOWD.—Mrs. P. ODowd and Mr. and Mrs. Contessa, of 15, North Avenue, Devonport, wish to thank sincerely all friends and relations for cards, letters, telegrams, beautiful floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy extended to them during their recent sad bereavement when their husband and son-in-law, Lieutenant P. O'Dowd was reported killed in action. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. PIGGINS.—Mr. Piggins and family wish to thank all kind friends and relations for flowers, telegrams, cards and letters received in their recent.sad bereavement. Special thanks to Ward 11, Auckland Hospital. STRATTON. —Mary and Nellie sincerely thank all kind relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in the loss of their mother, also for letters, cards, telegrams and floral tributes received. Would all please accept this as a during their sad bereavement. SOARES.—The family of the late Innes Soares wish to thank all kind friends and relations for messages of sympathy and floral emblems received during their sad bereavement. u'iikfr The family of the late W. H. Walker Point Chevalier, wish to thank all relatives and friends; also for letters, cards, telegrams and floral emblems received in their recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment.