ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATH.

Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24740, 4 December 1945, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATH.

ROBSON—PiIot Officer Thomas A. Robson, D.F.C., loved friend of Walter family, Rosebery street, missing on air operations over Germany, December 20, 1943. Death now officially presumed. ROBSON—PiIot Officer Thomas Andrew', D.F.C., permanently awarded Pathfinder Badge, dearly loved elder son of Frank and Evlyn Robson, Lincoln, late Christchurch, and loved brother of Maurice; missing on operations over Germany," December 20, 1943, now , officially presumed dead. In the morning and the setting of the sun, we will remember them. IN MEMORIAM. COLLIE—In loving memory of a dear son and brother. Driver C. L. Collie, who died of sickness at Tobruk, December 4. 1941. God’s greatest gift—remembrance. —lnserted by his loving mother, father, sisters Phyllis and Daphne, brothers Eric, Don, and Lance. COLLIE —In loving memory of Driver C. L. Collie, who died of sickness at Tobruk, December 4, 1941. Memories of you we will cherish for ever. —lnserted by Donald, Emily and family. McAULIFFE—In loving memory of our dearly loved son, N.Z.427288 Flight Sergeant Ronald Francis (Ron). Bth Squadron, killed on air operations. Pacific, December 4, 1944; aged 23 years. He died that we might live. Remembrance. —lnserted by his loving mother and dad. McAULIFFE—In loving memory of our much loved brother, N.Z.427288 Flight Sergpant Ronald Francis (Ron), Bth Squadron, killed on air operations. Pacific. December 4, 1944; aged 23 years; also Sergeant N. J. Heal, Sergeant L. J. Bowick, Pilot Officer J. D. Dungey, and Flight Sergeant W. W. Young. At the going down of the sun, and In the morning, We will remember them. —lnserted by Colin and Patricia.