IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23750, 23 September 1942, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

loving memory of whn e l' a loving wife and mother. PsaJo n 6d , awa - v on September 23. 1941. TH$ uUy Slee Ping, rest at last, " ues weary troubles and sorrows are , Past. Q *bore Ce S^e sl| iJered, with patience -she Till God called her home to suffer no more. famfly rted ber loving husband and In loving memory nf my dear 23 1841 ° et ’ Who passed September As it dawns the first sad year, in silence I remember. ~“f r ‘ed by her loving husband. loving memory of our mothei 23 1841 e> wbo P assed away September , J n >nemory ever dear. -■inserted by Dora, Selwyn. Lorraine, Snowy, and John. j2? y ~ln memory of my brother, George 2 3 1923 J ° ry ’ ' vbo passed over September He stood four square to all the winds , , that blew. Jean M. G. Stevens, New J)SgRS-In loving memory of our dear uLt&F' Caroline Agnes, who departed this September 23. 1939: also George Louis, Ti,i, ? d °* above, who departed this life July 22, 1911. Lo<is greatest gift, love and remembrance. Inerted by their loving family. AUNDERCOCK-In loving memory of ber 23 s jg d^'* n ' w,l ° pa£ised away Septemof you in silence, .with grief that is deep and true. 4 p®, Is always that sad longing, c-ould we only speak to you. -■inserted by his wife and family. SAVNDERCOCK—In loving memory of j S Edwin, younger son of Mrs lMi ndercock - Waipara, died September 23. Silent thoughts, secret tears, your memory ever dear. “■inserted by mother and Jim. SAUndercocK—ln loving memory of s™, who passed aw>ay September 23, 1941. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. Life’s weary troubles and sorrows are T past, hi silence he suffered, with patience he bore, Till God called him home to suffer no more. ■-Inserted by his loving son and daughter, and grandchildren, Pat and Lynn.