Acknowledgements

Press, 7 June 1980, Page 55

Acknowledgements

BETTERIDGE, Robert Edward (Bob)—Shirley and family wish to thank relatives an< friends for the overwhelming: number of flowers and mes-, sages received following the sudden loss of a dearly loverf husband and father, we also thank everyone who attended the Funeral service at St Mary’s.

BIELBY. william S. (Tad)— Mrs Agnes Bielby wishes to sincerely thank 'all friends, relatives, neighbours for- all their sympathy, telegramsJ cards, letters .and flowers, all - those who attended the service in the recent loss of a> loved husband, and manythanks to the managementand staff of Aulsebrooks; Ltd. As some addresses arenot known please accept thisas a persona] ment. -

DONALDSON, Myrtle Amelia —The family of the late Myrtle Donaldson wish to ex' tend their thanks to all those' who attended the funeral’ service and for the many ex-’ pressions of sympathy re-, celved In the loss of a dear mother. Thanks also to Nurse Maude and Red Cross Associations.

HARMER, Harry Cyrtl—The family ■ extends their sincere thanks to neighbours and friends for cards, flowers and personal -expressions of sympathy, in the loss of a loved husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to staff of Ward 25, Public Hospital. Please accept his as a nersonal thank you.

HOOPER, Warren—Jess Hooper and family sincerely thank relatives, friends and neighbours who expressed their sympathy and support tn many kind ways in the loss of a loved husband, dad,' father-in-law, granddad, bro, . ther and brother-in-law. We can only say thanks. Please t accept, this as a personal-l acknowledgement.

MCDONALD. Hope—Donald,?' John, Joy and Paul and the* Parlane families wish to . thank sincerely all and friends for cards, telegrams and flowers and those who helped in a practical way. Please accept this as a ,< personal acknowledgement. .•

MATTHEWS, Frank—Due to the overwhelming number of »• cards, letters, telegrams. -» phone calls, personal visits and beautiful flowers, Judy, Stephen and Paul wish sin- •’ cerely to make this personal - acknowledgement to all rela- •' tlves. family and friends and *, neighbours for the kind expressions of sympathy in the ‘ sad loss of a much loved w , husband, father and grand-: ’ father. We are grateful to J. all those who shared our aorrow by gathering together at the funeral to show their last - respects to Frank. My thanks to the waterfront workers, .- past and present, his many J friends who attended, the r Bush Social Club, Taits Social r Club and for the support of f the Rev. Mr John Langley - and cousin Frank, and-also to -1 all those who baked for the < occasion. I extend my grate-. ful thanks to you all. -u

SAPWELL, Mtn The family wish to express' their sincere thanks to rela- '■ fives, friends and neighbours for cards, letters, telegrams, flowers and expressions ■ot sympathy in the loss of a y loved mother. Also special > s thanks te Matron and staff at Peacehaven for their care >' and kindness which was * deeply appreciated, and our > thanks also to those who at- ’’ tended the church service * and graveside. Please accept J* this as a personal acknow- & lodgement. J

SINCLAIR, Laura Amelia-* | We, John Sinclair, Yvonne *; and Brian Addles and family *; wish to thank all those people who sent messages of 4 sympathy, and gave support . in so many and varied ways; ' after the death of a dearly. loved wife, mother, mother- * in-law and grandma. Your , support and help was and £ still is appreciated. Because . we don’t know all the ad- « dresses please accept thig as 4 a personal acknowledgement. 4

THE PALMER family wish to ► thank all the friends, rela- • tlves and neighbours who * sent cards, telegrams, and"*; flowers In their recent loss of Rene. ?