Acknowledgements

Press, 1 June 1985, Page 79

Acknowledgements

McGREGOR, Robart Arfdraw — Esther and family wish to extend their gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbours, who attended the service at the crematorium and for all the cards, flowers, telegrams and helpers etc. and for the generous donations to the Cancer Society. A special thanks to doctors, nurses and staff of Ward 81, Princess' Margaret Hospital. To those whose addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. McLaren, Colin Graham.— Anne and family would like to sincerely thank friends, relatives and neighbours for their many kind expressions of sympathy and help received at the time of Colin’s illness and death. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement MURPHY, Lydia Alexandra (Doll) — Norma, Lois, Jackie, Geoff and our families find it hard to express our heartfelt gratitude for all the sympathy and support extended by family, friends and neighbours, sharing with us the loss of our beloved Mum. Our thanks to all those caring people for their flowers, messages and attendance at the service, so lovingly read by our dear Uncle Fred Gunn. To know that our’very special lady, was loved and respected by so many has been a great comfort to us all. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. God bless you all. ROSE, Philip John — Nancy and Bob and family wish to thank sincerely all friends, relatives and neighbours for the, help,' support and expressloris of sympathy In the form of 'Cards, letters, telegrams and flowers In the sad loss of a dearly loved son, brother and brother-in-law. Special thanks to the Reverend John: Sheaf for his kindness and thoughtfulness and to the many people who attended the memorial service. As many addresses are unknown please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our appreciation. SMITH, Doria — Rita, Guy, Dawn, Bob and families sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy In their recent sad loss of a dear sister and aunt. Special thanks to the Nurse Maude District Nursing Association, for their help over the past few years. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our appreciation. STUART Jean Gordon— Alistair, Trlsh, Margaret Noel, Janet, Peter and families would like to express their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and neighbours for their many telegrams, cards, baking and personal expressions of sympathy In the sad loss of a loved mother , mother In law, nana and great grandmother. Also thankyou to all who attended the Church service with ‘ special thanks to Rev. G Hammond' for a lovely service and Womens Guild for assistance with the afternoon tea. Many thanks to Dr McKlrdy and staff of Dunstan Hospital, Clyde. Your care and understanding was very much ap - preciated by us all. Owing to the number of expressions of sympathy received it Is Impossible to reply'individually so we ask that everyone please accept this as a personal ,ac-; knowledgement of our grate/’<V ful thanks. J WENMOTH, Ellen (Nell). Her nelces and? , nephews wish to thank’ all relatives and friends for their many cards and letters In the loss oLa .dear AiyrL, Please,., accept this as a personal ac- • knowledgement. • ' ■

WESTLEY, Austin Edwin — The family of the late Aussie wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours most sincerely for their comforting ? letters, cards, flowers aiW words of sympathy on the Sad 3 loss of a loved father, father- i? In-law and grandfather. § Thank you all who attended the service. Special thanks to the staff ~ of Rannerdale' Home, you were wonderful. Please accept this as a personal thank you.