In Memoriam
? DOCHERTY, David — The years may go by, but the memories of friends always remain forever. -Inserted by Allan Hooper. d DOOLEY, Kitty — In loving - memory of a dearly loved e Mother and Grandma, who e passed away one year ago tot, day. e You suffered much In silence, I; Your spirit did not bend. 1 You faced your life with courr age, t, Until the very end. v In tears we saw you sinking, e We watched you fade away. o It broke our hearts to lose you, 1 We wishes you could have stayed. But when we saw you sleeping, - So peacefully and free from 'j pain, 'I We could not wish you back to 7 suffer once again. K Always remembered and % sadly missed, Q -Kathy, Trevor, Sarah, ■* Amanda, Joanne and David ' s King. i ' d ENGLISH, John David Parker n — “Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you.” James a Iv: vB. ■ y In memory of a dear father. s, Thinking of you always t, — Tania and Michele. ENGLISH, John David Parker “ (Dave) — Who died one year , ago today. 7 Memories are a keepsake, ? With which well never part. 7 God has you in his keeping, J We have you in our hearts. . Thank you for the years you t gave. 7 The happy life you shared, 3 The love and all you did for t us, ‘ The way you always cared. r You never failed to give your best, Your heart so warm and tender. I You lived your life for those » you loved, 1 And those you loved rej member.. . —Lynne, Loretta, Teresa and e Glenn. 1 HOPKINS, Kevin — In loving - memory of my dear son who 2 passed away on August 1,1970. 1 Rest In peace. Always re- - membered with love. —Mum. ‘* LETTON, Michael — Who . passed.away August 1,1982. In i memory of a loved brother and unde. Loved and remembered ' ; alsrays.. , ’ —Mary, Graham, and family.
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