In Memoriam
SMITH, John Orton— l can still .hoar you laughing, I can still see you smile, but I know though I miss you, I must stay here awhile, I know We will meet again some day far away, Where the silence is golden and sweet music does play. Kenny, Mark, and Rosemary. • SMITH, John Orion—Dearly loved, sadlv missed by hi* daughter. Diane. INWOOD, Maurice E.—Treasured memories of a dearly loved husband and father and Pa, who passed away September 24, 1979. —lnserted by his loving wife i and family. |
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Press, 24 September 1980, Page 39
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