In Memoriam

Press, 21 April 1986, Page 39

In Memoriam

CORBETT, Stanna Lortatoo Treasured memories of our dearly loved daughter and slater Dianne, taken home 18 years ago today. Gone are the times we used to

share, But all through these years you’ve still been here, A special smile, a special face, A special someone we can never replace. -Still very loved and sadly missed by her loved ones. MeGLORY, Rtehard Bl fond memory of a sadly missed cousin. -

-Allan, Maryann, Jamie and Timothy. MeGLORY, Richard Jawraeu— In memory of a dear friend died two years ago today. Always remembered and sadly missed. — Anya.

MeGLORY, Richard — In loving memory of a dearly loved nephew. Richard, it does not take a special day to bring you to

our minds. We have treasured memories that you have left behind. —Uncle Harrod, Auntie Jean. WOODHOUSE, Patricia RMh — In loving memory of my dear mother and friend.

—Sadly missed by Bill and Glenda.

WOODHOUSE, Patricia Ruth In loving memory of a dear mother, mother-in-law and nana, who left us a year ago today. Sadly missed. —lnserted by Joe, Doreen and her loving grandchildren, Shane, Aaron, ' Paula and Sarah.

WOODHOUSE, Patricia Ruth — Most loving memories of my mum passed away April 21 1985. You left us last year and

quickly so, I guess you knew it was time

to go. Better than those who have to

stay, For one more hour or another day, It was time to leave while you still could be. Though physicaly bottad In spirit free, You still could smile and ’still

could sing, , Still could do so many things,' There are some battles that'

can’t be won, The fight was hard but now its done, You fought so well and gave your best, And now dear mum its time to rest Miss you more than anyone knows. —Patsy, Australia. WRIGHT, John David Aaeon — In loving memory of our Dad and father-in-law, who passed away one year ago today.

“The wind may scatter the blossoms of the field, But no wind can touch th? blossoms of the heart”. Gone but never forgotten. —Love always, Marla and Peter, and Stephen.