In Memoriam
CONNELL, Ruby Jean — In loving memory of a loved wife, mother, grandmother and sister, who passed away January 24, 1986. —lnserted by her Family and brother Dave.
DRAKE, William James — Quietly slipped Into his long last sleep January 23, 1984. In loving memory of my gentle, caring husband, who brought so much happiness into my life with his faithful, unselfish love and wonderful understanding through all the years and whose presence Is sadly missed along life’s way. —Thelma.
FULLER, Alfred James — In loving memory of a dear father, father-in-law, grandfather and great-grandfather, who passed away January 23, 1986. Remembered always. —From his loving family.
GILLMAN, Geoffrey Francis — In loving memory of my dearly loved husband and our dear father and friend who passed away on January 23, 1987. A leaf In our book of memories Is softly turned today, Geoffrey. We will always love you.
—Jean, Peter, Robyn and Colin. GRAHAM, Beverley — In loving memory of a dear friend. Always remembered. — Inserted by Pam, Lyn and families. McILRAITH, Dennis — Tragically taken January 24, 1987. Aged 14. While you rest in God’s garden, our lives have been shattered, We visit, talk, bring you flowers, but you can’t talk back, Why did It happen we will never know, But we know our lives are not the same without your cheeky smile and cheery voice, We love and miss you, Dennis. —Mum, Dad and Michael. McILRAITH, Dennis — January 24, 1987. In memory of our loved nephew and cousin. Remembered always —Uncle Bob, Aunty Susan, Anne, Jane, Mary, Robbie, David. McILRAITH, Dennis — Tragically taken January 24, 1987, aged 14. Loved and fond rememberance of a grandson. —Granma Schou. MANSON, Ellen Amy (Nell) — Who left me one year ago today Your parting was so sudden, I often wonder why, The saddest part of all, Nell, x we never said goodbye. To your grave I often wander, and softly call your name, Wishing I could take your hand, and bring you home
again. The flowers I place upon your grave, I do with loving
care But no-one knows the heartache as I turn and leave you there. Loved and always remembered
— Your ever loving husband Oily.
MANSON, Ellen Amy (Nell) — Treasured memories of a dearly loved mum and nana who was taken from us one year ago today: We walk life’s path with those
we love, And then we have to part And for a while they pass from sight But never from the heart. They are not lost our well
beloved, Nor have they wandered far Just stepped inside God’s
loveliest room And left the door ajar. Always in our hearts — Paul, Debbie, Toushka, Jarryd and Korey.
MANSON, Ellen Amy — Treasured memories of a much loved mother and nana who passed away suddenly, January 23, 1987. Hardest things in life to bear, Is to want your mother when she Is not there, Thoughts of you mum still
bring many tears, I needed you for many more
years. I miss you more than anyone knows, And as long as I live, I will always be glad to treasure the memories of the mum
I had. —Loved and remembered every day by her loving daughter, Marie, Tony, John and Jason.
MANSON, Mell — In memory of a dearly loved mum who passed away one year ago today. The hardest thing In life to bear, Is to want your mum and she’s not there. For a mum we lost and loved so dear. Always in our thoughts. —Karen and Steve. MANSON, Ellen Amy — In loving memory of my dear aunty and godmother who passed away one year ago. The hardest thing in life to bear, Is to want someone you. love and they’re not there. We had a special love Aunty Nell, you and I, From the day I was born until the day you died. You were someone special, someone so very rare and true, And I Just want you to know that you will never be forgotten, Because I thought the world of you. Forever remembered. —Your ever-loving goddaughter Julie. MANSON, Ellie Amy — Treasured memories of a dearly loved sister, sister-in-law and aunty, who left us so suddenly one year ago today.
Loved forever. —Tony, Yvonne, Christine and Lyn.
OSGOOD, Lillian Isabel - January 23, 1987. In loving memory of our Mum and Nana. Always remembered every day.
—Dennis, Marge, Paul and Shane.
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