IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23915, 6 April 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

—in loving memory oi •Mm, who died April 6. 1942. -Inserted by VI and Bert. jpLHOLLAND—In loving memory of a j® husband and father, Charles, who JW accidentally killed on Easter Monday, April 8. 1942. call was sudden, the shock severe, *• uttle thought the end was near. Not just to-day, but every day, In silence we remember, inerted by his loving wife, daughter, ‘W son (overseas). WBORnB—In loving memory of my dear Jother, Emily, who passed away sud«ily. April 6, 1942. u ‘ e is lonely without you, mum, And sad the weary way, 'or life and home are not the same, since you were called away. -inserted by her loving daughter, Hilda. jSBORNB_in loving memory of my dear 1942 Emily ’ who P assed a wa y April 6,

Not a day do I forget you, j n my thoughts you’re always near, 1 who loved you, sadly miss you, As it dawns the first sad year. ■inserted by her loving husband, Robert,

OSBORNE—In loving memory of our darns mother, Emily, who passed away Ml 6. 1942.

One day I know we will meet again, upon the golden shore, ™.o se e our darling mother’s smiling face . And clasp her hand once more. Mr hearts your memory lingers, And we know it’s vain to weep, «rs of love will never wake you, jrom your peaceful sleep, ion n te d b y her loving daughters and ■os. Rob and Ernie (overseas). ’ALTON— la treasured memory of a Armory sweet of one so dear, ‘measured deep from year to year, sou live with me in memory still, j'°t just to-day, but always will, ■nserted by his loving wife. ALTON—In loving memory of a won’uul dad. W ho fell asleep April 6, 1939. I*l face I cannot see, no more to hear, R mtv&ciil ga i n the tired hands, .tiunembet through the years. >5 Arttrar. |AUTO«—In loving memory of a dear ”jMd granddad, who fell asleep April

Loving memories never die, As years roll on, and days go by, Sweetest memories, fond and true, yWUI ever remain, dear dad, of you. LAserted by Norah, Donald and Gordon,