In Memoriam
CARBON— In fondest memory of my mother, who passed away April 2. 1978. Did you think that I’d forgotten, I assure you that I’ve not 1 write this little verse to show. I think of you a lot. I thank you most sincerely for all the love you’ve given. Mine still reaches out to you Ma Ma now that you’re in heaven. —lnserted by Claire.
EVANS, George Arthur -In loving memory of a deai father and grandfather. Your name is often spoken, our thoughts in silence fly To the days when you were with us for memories never die. —lnserted by Yvonne. Lesley, Susan, David and family . GIBBS, Sid and George—ln loving memory of our two brothers. brotbera4n-law and uncles, accidentally drowned at Kairaki, April t 1978. Close to our liearts you both shall stay. i Loved and remembered every day. (Also in remembrance of Tracy Wright.) —lnserted by Eddie, Shirley end family. NEWTON, Roger George- in loving memory of our eldest son, who passed away sud denly, April 1, 1978. aged 25 years. If you could have spoken before you died These are the words you would have sigbod Goodbye my family my life has passed For all of you my love will last Weep not for me, but courage take And love each otber for my sake. Forever in our hearts. —Sadly missed by mum. dad and Helen and friend Dennis WALLWORK, Jane— ln loving memory of a dear mother, mother-in-law and nana who passed away April 2. 1976 Time passes but memories stay Remembered quietly every day. Sadly missed. —lnserted by Alice and Nally and family. WHITE, Doris May— ln lot ing memory of my darling mother. Little did I know that mornins The sorrow that day would bring The shock was great tbo loss severe To part with someone I loved so dear We could not say a last farewell Nor even say goodbye For you were gone before I knew And only God knows why. —Sheree. WHITE, Lelia Mary-In loving memory ol our desi sister who passed away April 1. 1977. Sleeping where no shadows fall In perfect peace she swans us all. —lnserted by her loving brothers, Bill and Albert. WRIGHT, Tracey Je-Anno— Precious loving memories of Tracey who was accidentallv drowned on April 2, 197* Our memories of you will always be precious to us. —lnserted by Uncle Graeme Aunty Kathie. Victor, Debbie. Allan
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