IN MEMORIAM
ALEXANDER—In treasured remembrance of dad, Samuel Gordon, who passed away at Springburn, April 20, Cherished memories. —lnserted by Mona, Bill, and family. ALEXANDER—In loving memory of dad, Samuel Gordon, who passed away April 20, 1948. God’s greatest gift: Remembrance. —lnserted by Chris, Lawrence, and family. BALLOCH—In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle, John Cyril Thomas, who passed away April 21, 1951. When we look back over the years Of our many joys and many tears. There is a place so dear no-one can fill, For in our hearts you are living still. —lnserted by his loving sister, Edith, and brother-in-law, Keith, and nephews and nieces, Alwyn, Thomas, John, Murray, and Paul, Irene, Paulette, Shirley. BRADLEY—In loving memory of dear mum and grandma, called to rest April 21, 1956. She tried so hard to stay with us, But her fight was all in vain; God called her to her resting place, And freed her from all pain. Always remembered by her loving daughter, Alison, son-in-law, Bart, and grandchildren. COOPER—To the loving memory of a very dear brother, Frank Leslie. An angel wrote his name up there, Wrote it on a page so fair. God wrote beside it these words.
"Well done.” Sleep on, beloved, till I come. —lnserted by his ever loving sister and brother-in-law, Ethel, Edgar, and family.
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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28257, 20 April 1957, Page 1
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