Acknowledgements

Press, 31 May 1980, Page 55

Acknowledgements

PLATT, Norman Ralph— Thelma, Ralph’ and Acne, Rosalie and David Jones "wish sincerely tq thank the many friends and neighbours ‘who expressed their sympathy-and support in so many way* in the loss of a loved husband, father, father-in-law, !«and grandfather. Sharing -our grief with you all has been a tremendous; t cotnfort. Special thanks to attending doctor and the Nurse Maude Association. ,*

REYNOLDS. Tracey Dolwyn— Dawne. Graham and Gregory wish to thank sincerely friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers received in the-recent'sad loss df a beloved daughter and siAer, .Tracey. The -wonderful-‘trib-utes paid to the memory* of one so dear by the attendance of so many at the church and graveside services ‘Jhas been a great comfcrt 'and will always be held in grateful Special thanks to the' doctors and staff of' .the Haemotdlogy and . Radiother*9, Gnristcirurch Hospitals

ROBERTSON, Thomas Besisle —Elsie Robertson, Diane .and Kerry Grennell wish to Convey their most slncert thanks and appreciation to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their expressions <rf sympathy received by . flowers, telegrams, letters, cards, telephone calls, and those <rho attended the Requiem ' Jfjsss and the graveside servjpe. Please accept this aa RrW sonar acknowledgement. SMITH, Ruby Atay-Brfca. Ngaire. Valerie. Rosalie. Irene, Richard and families wish to express their slntsre thanks to relatives 'and friends for letters, - catds, floral tributes, telegrams ilnd prayers for their late mother. Due to the large number please , accept this, as a gersonal acknowledgement. ?

TILSON, Catherine Roy—the Tilson family wish to thahk Nurse Maude, th* Linriiln Community Service, doctor and staff who gave wHJingdw sistance and support during Mrs Tilson’s illness. . „

TILSON, Catherine Roy—Matt and family wish to thank those -who attended the service, sent : telegrams, catds, personal messages and flowers. Your kindness .and thoughtfulness is; deeply appreciated. - Pleaseaccept this as a personal acknowledgement.

WARD, Bett—To all Murn’s "old Coast” and Christchurch friends, who I never spokbjto at her church services, ahd her many dear friends wbo wrote to her and kept her Beloved "Coast home”, close tto her, I would like to ssy, "Thank you” from, the bottom of my heart, and expr&s how helpful and comforting your thoughtfulness was 1 *to me. A very "special” thapk you to -Ml the-staff at Barwood and Mary Potter. Hospitals and to dear Sister O’Brien and Mr Graham, whose .help, teaching; J had guidance made it possible jfor me to have the privilege. ?bf earing for mum. My neighbours, friends, : workmates, doctors and Mr’ Les Gray, I can only say “Thanks.” May the dear Lord bless and keep her to .His great love. Robyn.

WARD. Elliabeth-We, and Audrey, Bette, Joan and Norm, Rae, Robyn and Bernard, would like* to thank* 311 Our families and many friends for your comfort end many acts of kindness shown to* ns in the loss of our beloved mum and gran. Through ybur love, our grief wfe lightened, knowing it was ehared b/-eo many. God bless you ail. j>3L WYATT, Annie MarceX? (late of Picton)—The families of the late Annie Margartt Wyatt wish to Sincerely thank relatives ahd friends for all messages of sympathy received and for attending the service, in the receht sad loss of a lovedTmothdr, mother-in-law - and 7 , grandmother. Please accept this as a. personal. ment as some addresses are unknown. -i.

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