In Memoriam
DRUKER— Remembering with great love, our dearly beloved brother, Joe Gershon. who died suddenly at his home, 439 Papanui Road, September ; 19. 1967 He nothing common did or mean. Throughout the rigours of life’s scene. Dearest Joe, so deeply loved, so sa<4ly missed. —lnserted by Dr Jane, Minnie’ and Ashe. HETHERINGTON— In loving
memory of my dear husband,* Bertie, who passed away Sep-1 tember 18, 1975, one year' i today. ;The gates of memory never i close, I miss Bertie, more than; ’anyone knows. [Just as Bertie was he’ll be| [for ever, sadly missed —lnserted by his loviqg wife,; Mabel Hetherington iwas Mabel Burrell). iMURRAY— In loving memory! iof my dearly loved wife, [Elna Mary, who passed away [September 18, 1972. Beautiful memories cherished! forever, Of happy daya we had together. I Silent thoughts bring many a tear,
Of one 1 miss and loved so dear. i — Inserted by her loving husband Bertram (Bert;. ROBB— In loving memory of Celia Patricia, passed away September 18, 1972 Sadly missed. —lnserted by mum. dad. Jacqueline and Amanda. ROBB— In loving memory of George, who passed away September 19, 1953. My thoughts turn often to the past Life goes on but memories last. —lnserted by his sister-in-law Win. ROBERTSON — Treasuied memories of a loved father, Archibald Douglas. who passed away September 18, 1960. Ever loved and always remembered. —lnserted by his daughters Marie, Jessie, Erin and their families. SLEEMAN— In loving memory; of my darling little mother,’ Edith Isobel. who passed: away September 19. 1964 To hear her voice, to see her smile. To sit and talk a little while.. To be together in that same old way, Would be my dearest w ishl today. —lnserted by her loving i daughter. Gwen. Cliff and! grandchildren WILLIAMS- In memory of Hilda, passed away September! 18, 1966, at Christchurch. Lovely memories of a very dear wife. Sadly missed. —lnserted by her loving lusband Vic.
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