In Memoriam

Press, 2 April 1980, Page 43

In Memoriam

’CARSON—In fondest memory of my dear Mama, _ who (passed away April 2, 1978. Forever loved. ; forever remembered. ’ —lnserted by Claire. EVANS, George Arthur—ln :loving, memory of a dearly i loved father and grandfather ’who was taken from us April I 2. 1971. : We don’t need a special day to bring you Into mind. ; For days without a. thought ! of vou are very hard to find. ! —lnserted by his loving ilyGIBBS—In loving memory of oiir two brothers and i brothers-in-law, Syd and George. We often shared a silent I tear ‘ The shock was great .The loss severe (Sid and George, no one will know Must how much we'miss you I 'so. ■ —lnserted by their brother and sistcr-in-latv Eddie and i Shirley. Also in remembrance lof Tracey AV right, also lost i Kairaki, April 2, 1978.. ■ GIBBS—In fond memory of .our two uncles, • Sid arid George, accidentally drowned at Kairaki, April 2, 1978. Two years have quietly ’ passed away, ’: But you both are loved and remembered every day? —lnserted by their nieces and nephews, Garry; Denise, Rhonda, Karen, Stephen, . Wayne, Michelle, and Mark Phillips. Also in memory of Tracey Wright. • ■. t . LOWTHER, William (Lorry)— In loving memory of Lorry, who passed away April 2, 1979. AVords are few, feelings are deep, Memories of you Lorry are ours to keep. —lnserted by A’ince and Rita Wright. STEVENS, David Vernon—ln memory of a loved brother. —lnserted by Paul, Marion, Judith and Mason. WALLWORK, Jane Neuton— In loving memory of a dearly loved mother, mother-in-law and nana who passed away April 2, 1976. Time is quietly passing But memories are everlasting. / . —lnserted by Alice, Wally and family. , WRIGHT, Tracey loving memory of .our daughter, sister and 'pal, aged nine. accidentally drowned at' Kairaki on April 2, 1978, also our friends George and Sid 'Gibbs. —lnserted by her family. WRIGHT, Tracey Jo-Anne—ln loving memory of : Tracey,’ who accidentally drowned on April 2, 1978. Words are few, feelings aredeep Memories of vou, Tracey, are ours to keep. ’ —lnserted by Auntie Kathle, Uncle Graeme, Allan, Debbie and Victor.