In Memoriam
ALLEN, Molly — Treasured memories of a loving and devoted wife, mother and gran, so sadly missed. Quietly slipped away, no fuss into eternal peace. Spring Is with us again with all your special flowers in bloom. Happy times together, remembered. You are forever in our thoughts Sleep on dear Molly mum. and gran. We loved you so.' —Your Harold, Maureen. Peter and Lorraine, Joanne. Vincent and Bonnie. RICQUISH, Edward (Ted) — Treasured memories of a dear husband and loving dad who passed away on October 7. 1964. Remembered —lnserted by his wife and son. SHAW, James H. G. (Jim) — Fondest memories of our dearly beloved husband, father, grandy, and friend, died suddenly, October 7,1987. Remembered always —By his loving wife Leslie, and family. TAWHA, Daniel Mamaekino — Sadly missed. Ever loved and remembered. —Llew and family. WHITE, Nora Eugene (Jean) — Remembering our special mother who died October 7, 1987. Precious memories are what we have left We loved you too much to ever forget. — Sadly missed by her loving family.
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Press, 7 October 1988, Page 39
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