DEATHS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 151, 28 June 1945, Page 1

DEATHS

JAY, Walter, Flying-Officer.—Result of air rrash accident at Mai;a, June 25, 1945, dearlv loved grandson of Mrs. M. Jay, and dearly loved nephew of Mr. and Mrs. r:<3e, Troonville Avenue, Sandringham; aged 20 years. Resting in God's beautiful garden, The sunshine of perfect peace. JAY. Walter, Flying-Ofllcer.—Result of air crash accident. June 20, 1945. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten. Inserted by his cousins Eileen, Dorothy Jack Paddy and Poppy Ede. IN MEMORIAM beech.— In loving memory of Ray, killed in action. June 28, 1012. Time may take the edge off grief. But memory turns back every leaf Inserted by dad, Lil and family. BEECH.—In loving memory of Ray, - killed in action. June,2B, 1942. With ' tender love and l ' deep regret, We who loved you will never forget. Inserted by his loving stepsisters Betty and Val. BEECH.— In loving memory of Ray, killed in action Egypt, June 28, 1942. Ever remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Munns. . BEECH, Ray.—Killed in action June 28, 1942. Deep in my heart a memory is kept, Of a brother I loved ana will never forget. His loving sister Thelma. BOSWELL.—In proud and loving memory of Private Neville James, killed in action June 28, 1942. Ever remembered by his friends M. Devlin and family, 3, Herne Bay Road. BOSWELL.— In proud and loving memqry of Private Neville James, killed in action June 28, 1942. Ever remembered by P. G. Morrow. CASEY.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother Pilot-Ofßcer J. E. Casey, D.F.C., killed in England June 28, 1942. His duty nobly done. Mum, Dad, Molly, Kath and Gordon. CORNISH. —A tribute to the memory of Thomas Arthur (Tom), who was killed in action June •>8 1942. Buried at El Alamein. Ever remembered. Violet. CROSS, Sergeant R. O. G.—ln loving memory of Dick killed in action Minqar Qaim, June 28. 1942.' beloved husband of Patricia, and dear daddy of Richard. May he rest in peace. HARLEY.—In loving memory of Driver John Francis, beloved only son of the late Stella Harley, killed in action Middle East, June 28, 1942. Sadly missed. Inserted by his loving father. BARLEY.— In memory of Driver John (Jack) Francis, killed in action, Middle East, June 28, 1942. R.I.P. Never forgotten by the Waddell family. HARLEY. —In memory of Driver John (Jack) Francis, killed in action June 28, 1942. R.I.P. Ever remembered by the members of the Northern Racing Pigeon Club. H4RLEY. —In memory of our dear friend Driver John Francis,'killed in action June 28, 1942, at El Alamein. In the Soldiers' Cemetery at El Alamein. Lies a friend we loved so dear; A smiling face that won't return, When they sound that last All Clear. Inserted by his loving friends Mrs. Tucker, pop, Kath. BARLEY. —In loving memory of my dearest only brother John, killed in action June 28, 1942. Rest In peace. Sadly missed by his sister Joan and family. BARLEY. —In loving memory of our dear friend Driver John Francis, killed in action June 28, 1942. Buried at El Alamein. Gone is the friend we loved so well. How much we miss him words cannot tell; Deep in our hearts his memory is kept. We will always remember when others forget. Inserted by his loving friends Eva, Alex and Olive Clark, and George Bright (overseas). BARLEY. —In loving memory of our dearest pal Driver Jack, killed in action June 28, 1942. Happy and smiling, always content. Loved and respected wherever he went. Always thoughtful, always kind, A beautiful memory left behind. Inserted by his pals Fred and Glad Tucker, Junior. Ron and Marion. BARLEY.—In loving memory of our dear friend Jack, killed on active service, June 28, 1942. Ever remembered. Sissons family. BARLEY.—In loving memory of Jack, killed in action June 28, 1942. Ever remembered by Auntie Lena, Bob and Bruce. HAYDON. —In loving memory of Flight-Lieutenant Desmond Haydon, dearly beloved second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Haydon, and brother of Leo and Neville, killed in operations, June 28, 1942. BAYDON. —In fond memory of Flight-Lieutenant Desmond John Haydon, killed in action in Egypt, June 28, 1942. Inserted by Aunt Nora, Mom, Clarry, Stan, Thelma, Hylda, Marge and Don. JONES. —In loving memory of our loved son and brother Private Leonard Harold, killed at Minqar Qaim, June 28, 1942. He gave his life for others. Always remembered by his mother, father, sister and brothers. JONES.—In loving memory of Leonard, who gave his life for his country June 28, 1942. A day of memory sad to recall, Dearly loved and missed by all. Inserted by Joyce and Jack. PENNEY. —In memory oI Lance-CarporaJ - Owen Earle, killed June 28, 1944, at Cassino. Ever remembered by his loving brother Fred, Syble and family. WRIGHT.—In loving memory of our dear husband and daddy Pilot-Officer R. J. Wright (Ron), killed in air operations, June 28, 1944, and burled at Brookwood Military Cemetery, England. The best friend we ever knew. Always remembered. Sadly missed. Inserted by his loving wife Norma, and daughter Robyn. WRIGHT, P. 0., R. J. —In loving memory of my dear brother and pal Roly, killed in action June 28, 1944.

Sadly missed. Ken. WRIGHT, P. 0., R. J.—ln loving memory of Roly, killed in action June 28, 1944. For such as thee there Is no death. Only bright eternity. Ever remembered Jby Enid and Jim. WEIGHT, P. 0., R. J.—ln proud and loving memory of our dear grandson Roly. Happy and smiling, always content, Loved and respected wherever he went; Always thoughtful, always kind, A beautiful memory left behind. Grandma and grandad Ayers. WEIGHT, P. 0., R. J.—ln loving memory of our dear son Roly. killed in action June 28. 1944. Many a lonely heartache, often a silent tear. Always a treasured memory of a son we loved so dear. Mum and dad.