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GIBSON—Mra A. Wise and family and Mr and Mrs D., 1 Bodger and family sincerely thank all relativea, neigh ; bouts and kind friend* for their expressions of sympathy and help received tn, the recent losa of a loved, sister and aunt, Alice Maud Gibson The beautiful floral, ' tribute*, telegram*, lettera,. cards and personal calls ’ were very much appreciated To thoa* who attended St Ninian’s Church service and at the graveside our grateful thanks. Please accept this as a person*! acknowledgement 808 GRIGOR, Brent. Wendy and Alan wish to thank sincerely all relatives and friend* for their kind acts and expression* of sympathy in toe sad lose of Inez Please accept this aa a ' [ personal acknowledgement. SMITH, Charlotte Elsl»I Marilyn and Ralph Tuffen | and family and Sheryl and • Lea Spiers wish to thank all ’' relatives, friends and neighbours for their thoughtful ■ ness and kind expressions ot ; sympathy In the recent s.d loss of their dearly loved ■ mother and grandmother
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