IN MEMORIAM
-X, —_ I GEBBIE—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, John, who passed on October 9, 1951. He would not wish us grieving. He would not wish our tears. But just to be remembered Throughout the coming years. j —lnserted by his loving wife and family. GEBBIE—In loving memory of dad, who < Passed away on October 9, 1951. < Remembrance. ( —lnserted by his loving Ron, daughter- , in-law. May, and grandchildren, Donald ( and Helen. ( GEBBIE—In loving memory of dad, who ( Passed away on October 9, 1951. ( Thy purpose. Lord, we cannot see. But all is well that is done by Thee. c —lnserted by his loving son, Percy, and v daughter-in-law. Daphne. GOSNEY—In loving memory of a dear *ife, Margaret, N.D.R.N., who passed •way at Kainga, October 9, 1951. Dearly loved, sadly missed. —lnserted by her loving husband. GOSNEY—In loving memory of our sister, Margaret, N.D.R.N. (nee Smith), who Passed away at Kainga, October 9, 1951. With love and reverence we , remember this day. —lnserted by her six sorrowing sisters •nd brother. r PARTINGTON—In loving memory of my J dear husband, Harold (“Ted”), who passed 5 •way October 9, 1951. I lived in hope, I cried in vain, for God to make you well again. But He decided for the best To take you home to sleep and rest. a Always remembered. . —lnserted by his loving wife, Eva.
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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26857, 9 October 1952, Page 1
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