In Memoriam
BAKER, Gloria Patricia (Pat). — In memory of our dear mother, nana and wife. Ann (UJS.A.), Stephen, Anna, Clayton and Rex. COLES, Peter Duncan — Died June 1, 1984. —Always remembered by Christine, Tanya, Ben, Charlotte.
CURRIE, Edward Ronald (Ron) — In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, who passed away June 1, 1981. —Loved and remembered always by hts wife, Marie and family.
GRIMLEY, Jamea Naville — In memory of my brother who passed away May 31,1979. Fondly remembered. —lnserted by Mona. HOOKE, IseabaL Marie. — In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who died May 31, 1985.
Not a day passes that we don’t think of you, All the love you gave us and the happy memories too. No words could ever say how much we miss the smile, the voice, the laugh that
were you. Your memory Is our greatest treasure, To love and keep In our hearts
forever. —Your loving husband Alan, daughter Jillian and sons Lindsay and Struan. HOOKE, Iseabul Maree (nee Mackenzie) — In loving memory of my dear daughter, Iseabul Maree, who passed away on May 31,1985. Time may hide the sadness, Time may hide the tears, Loving memories of you dear Iseabul, Will last throughout the years. —Remembered always by your loving Mother. HOOKE, Iseabul Maree (nee Mackenzie) — In loving memory of a dear sister who passed away on May 31, 1985. Memories are golden, Maybe this Is true, We never wanted memories, Only wanted you, And to hear your voice, To see you smile, To sit and talk awhile, Would be our dearest wish today. —Forever remembered, Helen, Anne and Jean. HOY, Anthony Raymond — Treasured memories of our dearly loved son and brother, Tony, who passed away May 31, 1981. Aged 14. The tears In our eyes we can wipe away, But the grief in our hearts will always stay. No words we write can ever say. How much we miss you every day. —Loved, remembered and longed for always by Mum and Dad, Brent and Leanne. HOY, Tony — In ever loving memory of a cherished grandson who passed away May 31, 1981. —Nana and granddad. HOY, Tony— In loving memory of a dear nephew and cousin, passed away this day in 1981. Treasured memories are held always. By Barrie, Valerie, Carol and Andrew. KERR — Lovingly we remember William (BUI) McAsklll Kerr. A loving husband, father, father-in-law who passed away on June 1, 1985. He will be with us always in our hearts and memories. —Jessie, Peter and Debbie, Alasdalr and Carole. KOMENE, Rang) — To our dearest friend who left us a year ago. You’ll always be loved and remembered. —Harry and Karen. KOMERE, Rangi — In loving memory of a work-pal who passed away almost a year today, Sunday, June 1. Tragically taken In a house tire. KI a koe e hoa kua haere koe kl te mate whenua haere haere kite atua te Matua nut 1 te rangl. Nanahl 1 homai, nanahl 1 tango kua tauiratla mo tatou mo te tangata haere haere rere-Atu. —lnserted by his C.T.B. workmates. MULCAHY, Jack — In loving memory of a dear grandfather and great grandfather who passed away May 31,1985. Deep In our hearts a memory Is kept, For one we loved and never forget. —Sadly missed, Sharon, Amy and Melissa. MULCAHY, John — In loving memory of a dear father, father-in-law, and granddad who passed away May 31,1985. It’s one year ago since that sad day, You closed your eyes and slipped away, Your memory Is our greatest treasure, To love and keep In our hearts forever. Will always be remembered —Pat, Neville and family. NELSON, Hilda — At Westport, May 31, 1981. —Much loved aunty Hilda of Helen, Archie, Joan, Paul, Carla, Sarah, Pauline, Barry and aunty Jean. RAPLEY, Trevor- Errol — In loving memory of Trevor, a loved son and brother taken from us at Otlra Gorge (result of an accident), May 31,1985. You left without a last farewell. You said goodbye to none. The heavenly gates just opened wide. And a gentle voice said “Come” God holds the key to the all unknown. —Mum, Janice, Cliff and families. SIMPSON, Noeline Mary McNabb — In loving memory of my beautiful caring mother, who passed away May 31, 1985. You were taken from me one year ago, And with you a part of me. Only God knows the heartache I feel, Not just today, but every day, In silence I remember you, mum. But darling I wouldn’t wake you to suffer again, It was more than you could stand, God keep you In his loving care, Until the day, we are together again. There was only ever the two of us. I love you. —From your daughter, Robyn. SULUVAN, Thomas David — In fond and loving memory of Dad who passed away on May 31, 1967. Not just today but every day In silence we remember. —lnserted by his son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Eileen. TAYLOR, Leslie James — In loving memory of a wonderful father and grandfather who left us suddenly May 31,1981. Always patient, thoughtful and kind, What wonderful memories he left behind. He gave us love In the biggest measure, Close to our hearts his love we treasure. Death is often sent to show, We love more dearly than we know. But love In death should make us see, What love In life should always be. —Always loved and sadly missed by his daughter Marie and grandsons Shane and Brent. . .—-
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