In Memoriam
BURGESS, Lucy - In loving i memory of our great grants [ mother, who passed away twe ■ years ago today. • Time may pass, but memories stay, e As near and as dear aS yesterday, *■ —lnserted by her loving greal grand-daughter, Leonie ang family. ; BURGESS, Lucy Meud — Who passed away March 9. 1980. * In loving memory of a wonderful lady,. ’ My mother, always recmembered. Always loved., —By her daughter Esther and grandson Robbie. „ BURGESS, Lucy Maud — In fonH memory of a loving grannie who passed away March 9.1980. To us you were someon| special. „ The day God took you from us. Was the day that broke our hearts. t We miss you more than anyone knows. » Always remembered * —lnserted by Laralne, Mark and family. • CARR, Mary Ellen - In loving memory of a dear mothej. mother-in-law and grandma, who passed away March 9,1981. Treasured memories silent kept. Of one we loved, and will never, forget *» —lnserted by son Dave, daugtf-. ter-ln-law Noellne and granq-* children, David, Anne anpMary. •, • NOTTINGHAM, Gary — Fondi memories of Gary, passed away . one year ago today. » —lnserted by Win and Ray, Wild. NOTTINGHAM, Gary — In loving* memory of a good friend, passed away one year age. today. . —lnserted by Colleen and RaXWild, Wellington. » PLUMMER, Myrtle Irene — In' loving memory of a wonderful,, wife and loyal pal who was. taken so suddenly one year age. today. March 9, 1981. - You are not forgotten my old* mate, * Nor are you only remembered* on this certain day. But each and every day, *• * Bye bye my love, sleep Death is nothing at all. ■ « I have only slipped away into, the next room. . I am I, and you are you, • Whatever we were to each* other, that we are still. - Call me by my old familiar name. * Speak to me in the easy way'' you always used, . * Put no difference in your tone, * Wear no forced air of solein-, nity or sorrow, ■ . What is this death, but a negll-. glble acccident. Why should Ibe out of mind, « Because lam out of sight, < I am waiting for you — for aninterval, * Somewhere very near. Just around the corner, all 1? well. ' —God bless my love, loved ano remembered every day by your loving husband Harry. BURGESS, Lucy Maude— who passed away March 9, 1980. In loving memory of a wonderful mother. I will always remember the happy days when we were all together and the happy times we had. You are sadly missed mum dear by all. —lnserted by your loving daughter, Kathleen, grandchildren and great grand children. BURGESS, Lucy Maud — Treasured memories of the best mother in the world who left us two years ago today. My heart still aches In sadness, my tears still fall. For what It meant to lose you. Mum, no-one will ever know. Now to the grave I wander and softly call your name. Wish I could take your hand and bring you home again. The flowers are placed with loving care, No-one knows the heartache as I turn and leave you there. God keep you in his loving care. Until we meet again. Love you, Mum. —Your loving daughter, Rita.
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