IN MEMORIAM

Auckland Star, Volume LXXV, Issue 252, 24 October 1944, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

OOLE3UN*. —In memory of Private Albert Stanley, Killed in action October 24, 1942. beloved eldest son of William Coleman, 7, Macaulay Street, Newton. Within my aching heart, Where none but I might, see, Is a picture of my dear son, Who was so dear to me. In the frame aro a million memories. Each one a priceless gem. Of all those grand, sweet yesterdays. When he was hero with me. If God would grant me Just one wish. This is what I'd say. Turn back the universe And give me back yesterday. God has you In His keeping, I have you in my heart. Inserted by his pal. Dad. COLEMAN.—Jn loving memory of my dear brother. Private Albert Stanley (Bill), who fell at El Alamein October 24, 1942. When this war Is over. And victory Is won. When wives greet their husbands. When mothers greet their sons. There'll be some who'll stand with bowed heads. Their hearts filled with pride. For their dearest, bravest brother. Who lought and fell and died. Inserted by his sister Mag, brother-in-law Reer and family.

COLEMAN. —In loving memory of my pal and uncle. Private Albert Stanley, killed in action October 24, 1942, at El Alamein. In the old home you are fondly remembered, Fond memories cling round your name. What would I give to hear you say, "Put the billy on. Sis," to-day. But how can a man die better Than facing fearful odds. For the honour of his country And the glory of his God. A corner of Egypt that is forever ours. Inserted by his nephew, Kee Andrewartha. ©OVNOLLY. —In memory of our pal Brian, killed on active service October 24, 1942. Deep to our hearts his memory is kept. Ever remembered by Dulcie and Frank. COOK. —In proud and loving memory of Robert Colin, of Thames, killed in action at El Alamein October 24. 1942. Inserted by Mavis and Tom Long COOK. —In loving memory of Robert Colin, killed in action on October 24, 1942, at El Alamein.

In silence we remember. Inserted by M. and J. Elliott and Jack. EDWARDS. —In fond memory of 12238, Private C. E. Edwards, 2nd N.Z.E.F., killed In action October 24, 1942. Always In remembrance. Inserted by his cobber Bob. JONES.—In loving memory of our dear brother. Victor John, died of wounds at El Alamein October 24, 1942. Two years have passed to-day Since we were all together. But thoughts of you and love so true Remain with us forever. Ever remembered by Queenle and Horrie. JONES. —In loving memory of our dear undo, Victor John, died of wounds at El Alamein October 24, 1942. A loving nature, true and kind. Beautiful memories left behind. Ever remembered by Norman, Bernie, Eric, Trevor, Mervyn, Keith and Doreen. JONES. —In fond remembrance of Vic, who died overseas October 24. 1942. Inserted by the Miles family. JONES. —To the memory of Vic. died of wounds. El Alamein. October 24, 1942. One of the best. Remembered always by Elva, Les and Bob. JONES.—In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle. Victor, who died of wounds at El Alamein October 24. 1942. Always remembered by Norman. Dot and Chris.

McINNES.—Not to-day. but every day, wo sadly but proudly mourn the loss of a loving son and brother, 1052, Sergeant J. H. Mclnnes. M.M., killed In action, October 24. 1942. at El Alamein. In a frame a million memories, • Each one a priceless gem. k Of all the grand sweet yesterdays, )■ When he was there with us. £ Unseen by the world he stands by our side And whispers, "God bless you. Death cannot divide." Inserted by his loving mother, brothers and sisters. MITCHELL.—In loving memory of my dear brother Stan, killed on active service at El Alamein on October 24. 1942. In memory we will always keep him As long as the years roll on. Inserted by Agnes, Les and Noellne. MITCHELL.—in loving memory of my beloved fiance, Stan, killed in action October 24, 1942. His memory, still so sweet and dear. Is treasured with a love sincere; A silent thought brings many a tear For one I loved and miss so dear. FENNELL.—In loving memory of my dear brother and uncle. Jack, No. 62362. killed to action. El Alamein. October 24, 1942. He died that we might live. Inserted by his brother and sister-to-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ces Pennell, also nephew Cecil, and nieces Rosaleen and Patricia, of Palmerston North. fOWEB.—In loving memory of our dear brother. Corporal Ken Power, killed in action at El Alamein, October 24, 1942. In a hero's grave in a far-ofl land Lies one we loved so dear; " A smiling face that won't come home When they sound the last aU clear. Inserted by Amy and Reg, loving sister anl brother-in-law. HANDLE.—In loving and proud memory of our dear brother Jim, Flight-Sergeant, who gave his life to an aircraft accident at Cambridge. England. October 24. 1943. Greater love hath no man. Greta and brother-to-law Elliott. TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear husband. Jack, killed to action October 24. 1942, at El Alamein. In a lonely home at night, When sleep forsakes my eyes. My thoughts are on a lonely grave i. Where my dear husband lies. j. "Tie lonely here without you, dear, V And sad I am to-day; I The world is not the same for me Since you were called away. Remembered always by your loving wife Alice. TAYLOR.—In ever loving memory of our dear son, Bombardier Jack, killed to action at El Alamein October 24. 1942. At night, when shadows are falling, And I am sitting alone. In my heart there comes a longing. If only he could come home. Always longed for by his loving mum and stepfather. TXYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Bombardier Jack, killed to action at El Alamein October 24. 1942. Fond to our memories, dear to our hearts. Our love for you. Jack, will never depart. Inserted by his loving brothers Alble. Joe and Joseph McCullough. TAYLOR.—Bombardier Jack, killed to action at El Alamein October 24. 1942. Not Just to-day, but every day In silence we will remember. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Gladys, Frank, and wee Pearl. TAYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear nephew and cousin. Jack killed at El Alamein October 24, 1942.

His life a beautiful memory. i His death a silent grief; He sleeps in God's beautiful garden. In the sunshine of perfect peace. Inserted by Aunty May, Uncle Tom and cousins. TAYLOR, Bombardier J. M.—ln loving memory of ovtr dear brother, killed in action October 24, 1942. A duty so well done, A life so bravely given. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Thelma and Jack. TAYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear daddy, Bombardier John Melvern Taylor, killed in action October 24, 1943. In a hero's grave in a far-off land Lies the daddy we loved so dear; His smiling face will not come home When they sound the last all clear. ( For daddy had to leave us To go to heaven above; But we know he watches o'er us And keeps us in his love. Sadly missed by Melvern and Noeline. TAYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear son-In-law and brother-in-law. Jack, killed in action at El Alamein. In our homes you are always remembered, Jack, Fond memories cling round your name. True hearts that held you in fondest affection Still love you in death just the same. We hoped for your safe return. And the clasp of your loving hand. But God has postponed the meeting. It will be in a better land. Ever remembered by mum, dad, Silbourae, Ron, Phil, and Jack (overseas). TAYLOR.—In loving memory of our dear brother-in-law and uncle. Jack, who gave, his life at El Alamein October 24, 1942. Happy and smiling, always content. Loved and respected wherever he went; A day of memories sad to recall, Dearly loved and missed by us all. Ever remembered by Ray, June and wee Irene.

TAYLOR.—In loving memory of my dear brother-in-law and uncle. Jack, killed in action October 24. 1942. He gave his life, it was his all, Jfc.. That freedom still might live; V No greater love, no greater gift F Has anyone to give. f Always remembered by Beulah and Jimmy.