In Memorial

Press, 25 February 1988, Page 43

In Memorial

) BLACKABY, Albert —ln tav- ’ Ing memory of my beloved > husband who passed away . February 25, 1986. ' 1 I often sit and think of you I and remember your smile. I Many times I’ve talked to you > and many times I’ve cried. Sadly missed and - dearly loved. ■ -Win. ’ CARR, Dick— In memory of [ our old school mate, from his . Lyttelton friends. , JORDAN, Anno — In loving i memory of my loving wife who passed away February 25, 1987. How It hurts to be left alone, Unable to say goodbye. But in my mind you will never* be gone, As In my heart you He. I know you know I love you. Your smile, your glee and gentle touch. You must know how much I miss you. Oh so very very very much. —lnserted by your loving husband, Ray (Toby) Jordan. JORDAN, Anne Madeline — In loving memory of my mother, who died February 25, 1987 The hardest thing In life to bear Is to want my mum And she’s not there The wound Is deep It will not heal Only god knows how I feel To hide my sorrow I always try To laugh with others Alone, I cry —Your loving daughter Marie. JORDAN, Anne Madeline (nee Cummings) — On February 25. 1987. In memory of a loving daughter, sister and sister-in-law. God saw how she was suffering, And he felt she had had her share, And he gently closed her tired eyes, And took her in his loving care. —From her loving Mum and Dad, her brother Trevor and sister-in-law Vergle. MAYO — In loving memory of Jack, who passed away February 25, 1959. Treasured Memories. —Mum and dad McLAUCHLAN, Paul Edward Jamas — Treasured special memories of a special son, brother, brother-in-law and uncle. Passed away February 25, 1986. Some people are bound to die young, By dying young, a person stays young forever In people’s memories. If he burns brightly before he dies, his light shines for all times. Loved so much. —Mum, Dad, Nicola and Grant, Simon and Leonle and Ashlelgh Jayne. TILSON, Charles Edwin Matthew — On February 25. ■1987. Deep tn our hearts your memory Is kept, To treasure, to love, and never forget. Always remembered. — Dorothy, Andrew and Carolyn.