In Memoriam

Press, 7 December 1987, Page 47

In Memoriam

JOHNSON, Walter — m memory of a much loved husband, father and dandan who left us so suddenly, December 7, 1986. With tender love and deep regret. , We miss you so sunrisesunset. —Margaret and family. RUSSELL, May — She passed away a year today, A friend of mine, A friend called May. I look back and smile often, She will never be forgotten. WOOD, Gaoltrey Beauchamp — In loving memory of a loving husband and friend, who passed away suddenly one year ago today. His life was not selfish, for others he lived, Not for what he received, but for what he could give. All he would wish was not a lot Just these words, forget me not —lnserted by his loving wife Noellne and trusted friend Glen. WOOD, Geoffrey Beauchamp — In loving memory of a loving father, who passed away suddenly one year ago today. Little did I know that morning. What sorrow that day would bring. When a golden heart stopped beating, I couldn't do a thing. There's a special feeling when I talk about you dad. There are warm and loving memories of the times we used to have, It broke my heart to lose you. But one thing makes me glad. You chose me for your daughter, I had you for my dad. —lnserted by your loving daughter, Donna. WOOD, Geoffrey Beauchamp — To my Dad who passed away 1 yr ago today. For a very long time I Just couldn’t believe That time had come for you to leave, A thousand words won’t bring you back, I know because rve tried, And neither a thousand tears Dad, I know because I’ve cried Oh. Dad, I didn’t see you close your eyes, I didn’t see you die, But that part that Is hurting me most ' I didn’t have time to say goodbye.. —Our love always, daughter ' Carol, son-in-law Stephen, grandchildren Geoffrey, Natasha and Brendon Moore. > WOOD, Geoffrey Beauchamp — In loving memory of father , and grandfather, passed away suddenly 1 year ago today. Our hearts still ache with sadness, Our secret tears still flow. For what it means to lose you, Dad, No-one will ever know, Now to your grave we wander, ■ And softly call your name, Wishing we could take your hand, And bring you home again. The flowers we put upon your ■ grave, • Are placeed with loving care, But no-one knows the heartache, > As we turn and leave you there. —From your loving son, Ivan, ' Georgina, Terry, Kelly, and ' Jamlie.