In Memoriam
EVERETT, Nancy* — In loving memory of a very dear mother and mother-in-law who passed away 3 years ago today. 7 Deep in our hearts a memory ’ is kept Of one we loved and will never forget, —lnserted by Christine and Bruce (Brisbane). HOLDEM, Clifford — In memory of a loved husband, father and grandfather. Loved and missed In every
way. Time slips away, but mem-
ories stay, Remembered by his loved ones. ," • -
PET AERA, Raymond (Stick*) — In memory of a dear brother departed one year ago today. Silent thoughts, tears unseen, Wishing your absence was only a dream. The gates of memory never close, I miss you more than any-
one knows. . —lnserted by his sister, Mlhl (Mlsso). REYNOLDS, Fred W.— A never forgotten husband, father and grandfather who left us 28 February 1982. You are always In our thoughts. -Lillian, Jenny, John, Christopher and Kirsten. ■ SMITH, Mary Howard — In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandma, passed away February 28, 1983. Deep In our hearts a memory is kept, Of a mum we loved and will never forget —lnserted by her family. TUAINE, Shalt* Doria (Chock)—Year 3. It’s getting better We're getting stronger Warm and wondrous
It’s getting better every day We know you’re looking after
us. : . —Your son, George, and daughter-in-law, Sharon. TUAINE, Sheila — In ever loving memory of Chook. Three years have past since you were taken from us, But cherlshed memories will always be with me. A wonderful friend like you could never be forgotten, Out of sight, but never out of
mind. -all my love Angle. WHiTTA, Gordon — On February 29, 1984, suddenly. 2 lonely years, lovingly remembered. —Thora and family.
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