DEATHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1945, Page 1

DEATHS

_„ r .,.urß.—On February 13. near Huntervtlle, ®%Vh>-Lieutenant H. E. Boucher, dearly loved ii!" son of Mrs. E. R. Boucher and the late !• r Boucher, killed as the result of an aircraft I Thmi' Funeral from 8, Gilstt Road, private I 8 in house. 11 a.m.. to-morrow (Friday). «o Wrs by request. i IN MEMORIAM ] ,-orFFIN. private W. A.—ln loving memory of "5.J husband Bill, died while prisoner of war, ?Jrmsny. February 15. 1944. Deep i» m y hcart a memory is kept. Of one I loved and will never forget. Ever remembered by his wife Roie. rniFFIN. William Alfred.—ln proud and loving —oTTinrv of my son Bill, killed while prisoner of ««r Germany. February 15. 1914; aged 27 years. I think of him in silence, ASid often speak his name; What would I give to clasp his hand. And see his smiling face again. Ever 'remembered by his mother. /ibtfFLV. William Alfred. —In proud and loving memory of my only brother. Bill, killed while ®,i n ner of war in f.enna ny, February 15, 1944. No one knows my heartache. Bill, For few have soen mc weep; I shed my tears from a broken heart, When others are asleep. My grief this world will never know. And the sad days that are mine; As rears roll on I older crow. For you my heart will pine. Always remembered by his sister Cecilia. HEIFFIN, Private William Aifred.—ln fond memorv of my goofi pal Willie, died while prisoner of war. Inserted by Eric Scvi.