In Memoriam

Press, 5 June 1982, Page 59

In Memoriam

McFARLANE, (Ron) — In loving memory of a dear husband, father and granddad, who passed away on June 5. 1977. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept. Of one we loved and will never forget, —lnserted by his wife Shirlev, and family. TAU, Nuku - Died June 6. 1981. In memory of my loving father. God stood over you Dad. &Saw how tired you were. He put his arms around you and said. Come with me and don't suffer anymore. - Arohaunui Christine.

TAU. Nuku — In loving memory of a husband and father. Died June 6, 1981. Little did we know the sorrow that day would bring.

But we know you are at rest. —Always remembered. Mamae and family. TAU, Nuku — In loving memcirv of my father, father-in-law and poua who died June. 6. 1981. Peacefully sleeping free from pain. Precious memories will always remain. —Sadly missed by Irirangi. Tony,’ Nathan and Shanan. TAU, Nuku — In loving memory of a dear husband, father and poua, died June 4. 1981. Happy and sad moments are now wonderful memories These we have to hold and will never forget Till we meet again in the great somewhere. -Your loving wife and family. WELLS, Robbie — For Robbie now a month is gone. But the rest of the gang must carry on. He worked so hard and that's for real. You would think his frame was made of steel. He had a big op some time ago. But time for him seemed to' go slow. He came back to the job and worked so well. And everyone thought that he should spell. He took up the handpiece and did his best. All ot his mates said he should rest. He came to our place looking all worn. I think that he wished that he'd never been born. Now Joan and family are coping quite well. Mark has gone back to. Aussie ■ for a spell. - There was a wee nurse who helped Robby through. The family appreciated, that is for true. His yarns and his jokes we miss now and then. No-one will replace him. not from where or from when. —Patrons Railway Tavern.