Acknowledgements

Press, 19 October 1976, Page 39

Acknowledgements

WOODING, John Percival C»cll—Helen, Grant and wee Bronwyn, Mr Cecil Wooding and family, wish to thank sincerely all relatives, friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy and assistance In the recent sad loss of their loved one. Your attendance at the Church and at tile Arundel Cemetery’ was most comforting. Special thanks to Ret. and Mrs R. Smith and to the doctors and nursing staff of Ward 2, Publie Hospital, Timaru.

LOVEDAY—Mrs Edna Loveday and family, oi Timaru, wish to thank most sincerely all their kind friends and relatives for sending telegrams, letter*. cards and personal expressions ol sympathy in tneir loss of a dearly beloved husband, father and grand lather, Treseder Joseph (Chris). Special thanks to the doctor and to all those who paid their last respects to their loved one. Thanks alao to those who made donations to the National Heart Foundation. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement as many addresses are unknown.

MUIR—The family and relatives of the late Eva and Bob Muir wish to tliank all relatives and friends for the floral tributes, cards, telegrams, Mass cards and personal expression* of sympathy In the loss of tlielr dear ones, also for their attendance at the church and graveside. Your kind thought* leave been a great comfort to us and will always be held In grateful memory. Special thank* to Rev. Dr Harrison, Father Middleton, the doctor* and staff of Morke Ward, Grey Hospital, and ambulance drivers. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement as the tributes received were far too numerous to reply to Individually.

McCONE — Heather, Kerrie, Mart, Wayne, Judy and Browyn and granddad Chapple and families, wish to acknowledge with sincere gratitude the many kind expressions of sympathy In beautiful floral tributes, cards, letters and telegrams sent to us in tli* sad loss of our much loved husband, dad, son and brother, Barrie. To the many many relations, friends, and neighbours, who came from far distances to pay their last respects to Barrie at St Paul*, and the graveside and to the wonderful line-up of R.S.A. members, all those very kind action* will be remembered with pride in our hearts for our loved Barrie.

OZANNE — Ernie. Le Roy, Kobin and families wish to tliank sincerely all re al lives, friends and neighbours for their beautiful floral tributes, telegrams, cards and personal messages of sympathy in ths loss of a very dearly loved wife and mother. Olive Kathleen. Also those who paid their last respects with us at the Crematorium. As correspondence is too numerous for personal replies please accept this as a personal acknowledgement.

CRUM—Mr* V. Crawford and family wish lo sincerely thank all relative*, friends and neighbours for their floral tributes, cards and personal messages of sympathy In their recent sad loss of a dear sister and aunt, Rosanna. Also many thanks to all who paid their last respects at the chapel and graveside. Your kindnesses will alway* be remembered.