In Memoriam

Press, 8 March 1989, Page 71

In Memoriam

GREEN, John Rodney (Billy) — In loving memory of our much loved youngest son. A heartache, a tear, A memory so dear, Each day of our Ilves, We wish you were here, We remember your smile, Your lovely blue eyes, And the things you would say, How much we miss you, day by day. The love you gave us, the pleasures we share, The laughs we had, the way you cared. Where-ever we go, whatever we do, We will always love and remember you. —For ever In our hearts, your loving Mum and Dad. GREEN, John Rodney — Died on March 8, 1988. One year has passed, but your memory remains. Miss you always. —Love Georgina. GREEN, John Rodney — God In heaven, hear my prayer, Look after my brother with special care, Be a good shepherd, don’t leave him alone, For this Is his first year away from home, So treasure him In your garden of rest, For when he was on earth he was one of the best. —Love and miss you always, Mark. GREEN, John Rodney (Billy) — In loving memory of my dearly loved brother who passed away March 8, 1988 (suddenly); aged 17 years. I often sit and talk to you, And many times I’ve cried. No one knows my sorrow. There are few to see me weep, I shed my tears of aching heart, When others are asleep. For those who have a brother, Treat him with loving care. For you will never know the heartache. When you turn and he is not there. Please God, take this message to my brother above, Tell him that I miss him and give him all my love. Place your arms around him and give him your loving care, Because he Is my brother and I wish that he was here. For always In my heart. — Your loving sister, Cherie. JOHNSTONE, Elve Winifred — In memory of a loving wife, mother and nana who passed away a year ago today, March 8, 1988. You suffered much in silence Your spirit did no<. bend You faced your life with courage until the very end. —From your loving husband. Rod JOHNSTONE, Elva — In loving memory of Elva. Till we meet again. . —lnserted by the Johnstone families. JOHNSTONE, Elva — Passed away March 8, 1988. This day is remembered and quietly kept. No words are needed, we will never forget, Close In our hearts you will always be. —Love Helen. Ruth. Christine and Karen and families.