IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24801, 15 February 1946, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ANTHONYr-In loving memory of my dear husband, Harry, who died February 15, Remembered always. —lnserted by his loving wife. ANTHONY—In loving memory of dad, who passed away February 15, 1943. Always remembered. —* nser4ec * Jim an d Joam CHERRY—In loving memory of our dear son, William, who passed away February’ 15. 1924. Hearts that loved you never forget. --Inserted by his loving mother and father. FROST—In loving memory of little Shirle\- died February 15. 1942. A _v. ttle thought, tender and true. God s greatest gift of all. remembrance. —lnserted by Auntie Elsie, Uncle Bill, and Norma. LOW—in loving memory of mother, who passed away at Upper Riccarton. February 15. 1945. Sadly missed. Inserted by her loved ones. LOW—In loving memory of grandma, who passed away at Upper Riccarton, February 15, 1945. Inserted by Billy, Murray, and Alan. LOWE—In loving memory of our grandmother. who passed away at Christchurch on February 15, 1945. Ever remembered. —lnserted by Jim. Doris, and children. ODELL—In loving memory of my dear husband, Harry, who died on February ■l5, 194 a. Remembered always, inserted by his loving wife. TRENEARY—In loving memory of Richard Treneary, who passed away February 15. 1945. 1 ~ as n °t there at the hour of death, To hear his last faint sight; To whisper just one loving word. Or say. “Dear Dick, good-bye.” Ever remembered by his loving wife. JRENEARY —In loving memory of dear aa «Ssi» w “° P assed away February 15, 1945. Till memory fades and life departs. He- will live for ever in our hearts. —inserted by his loving son, Clarie, and Mavis and wee Robyn. TRENEARY—In loving memory of Richard Treneary, who passed away February la. 1945. To think we could not say good-bye Will always bring regret: For we who loved you dearly. Are not likely to forget. —lnserted by his loving sons, Alf., Jack, and Arthur.