In Memoriam
CROZIER—Ln loving xne.no|of a dear husband, father, and grandfather, Ernest. —lnserted bj his wife, Maurocu. and family. CUTBUSH—in loving memory of my dearest busband, Keim 'Cough uno passed away four veal's ago today, December 14, 1973. I Peacefid bleeping, I No worries or paxn. Dearest memories u IB al wavs remain. i Sadly missed .—lnserted bv his loving v xfe, | Phil. LANGLEY In loving mem'orv of dear Vai. December 114. 1975. I Memories of one ue \ e loved, I Will always cast their glow, ITo grace our davs and light our paths, Wherever wo may go. —AJwavs remembered b ■ .Tom, Vivienne. Martin and ’ Marie. LANGLEY fondest memories ■of our dear Valerie, who left lus two years today. —Fondh remembered bv | Doris and Bill. MATHIESON Treasured memories of our dear only ison and brother, Ronald James, who passed away De cembcr 14. 1971. (Result of 'an accxdent.j So dearly loved, ’So sadly missed. 1 - Inserted by mother and idad. Marion and /Ilian, Aud • rey and Noej and families
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