IN MEMORIAM

Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 85, 10 April 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

MILLAR, Kenneth Albert.—ln loving memory of my son, who died of Injuries received ln Ratana Hallway Accident, April 11, 1938. In our home there ls a photo To us more' precious than gold; It's a photo of. you, dear Ken, Whose memory will never grow cold. Inserted by his loving mother aud brothers. MILLAR.—In loving memory of our daddy (Fireman, Ratana Rail Accident), died April 11, 1938. Ever remembered. Insertei by Eileen and his children, Percy, Ken, and Beverley. MILLAR.—In loving memory of our son-ln-law, Ken., fireman on Ratana Rail Smash, who died at Wanganui April 11, 1938. Remembrance. Mr. and Mrs. Lawton. MILLAR, Kenneth Albert—ln loving memory of our brother and uncle (Jock), Kenneth, who died of Injuries received Ratana Railway Accident, April 11, 1938. Memories cling. Inserted, by his loving sister, brother-in-law, Charlie (overseas), and nieces, Marian and Pat. MORRISON.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away at Wellington, on April 11, 1942. Always remembered. Insertod by her loving family. MORRISON. —In loving memory of our dear old friend, "Granny," who passed away April 11,. 1942. Remembrance. The Gray Family. ' MORRISON.—In loving memory of our dear friend (Granny), who passed away April 11, 1942. Always remembered. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. S. Gray. PALMER.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Emma, who passed away on April 10, 1941. Two sad years have passed away, Still I miss you every day. Sweetest memories, fond and true, Always remain, dear Emma, of you. Little I thought when I woke that morn What sorrow the day would bring. The call was sudden, the shock severe; I little thought the end so near. Only those who love can tell The sorrow of parting without farewell. Inserted by' her loving husband, Alf., daughter, Ivy, and family. PALMER.—In loving memory of our dear sister, Emma, who passed away April 10, 1941. Deep in. our hearts a memory is "kept, • Or one we loved and never forget. Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, D. and T. Dalton. TAIT.—In ever loving memory of our dearlyloved daughter, Elizabeth Jean, who fell asleep, on April 11, 1938. . *. Sweetest memories, fond and true, Will always remain, dear Jean, of' you. Insertod by Mother. Dad, Frank, and Boydon. TAIT.—In fond memory of our dear sister, Jean, who passed away on April 11, 1938; aged 19 years. In our garden of memories We walk every day. Inserted by? Margaret, Tony, and Irene. WHITTINGTON.—In loving memory of William (Dick) Whittington, who departed this life on April 10, 1941. Inserted by Doris, Clarrie, and Keith. YATES.—In fond and loving remembrance of our darling wee daughter, Helen, who Mited away April 10, 1942. ' If all the world was ours to give We'd give It all and more If we could see your dear wee face Como peeping round the door. Inserted by her loving parents. YATES.—In loving memory of our dear little sister, Helen, who passed away April 10, 1942. God's garden must be beautiful, He picks the rarest flowers. Inserted' by Earl, Verna, Norma, Betty, Fae, and Billy. YATES.—In loving memory of little Helen, who-, passed away April 10, 1942. • , A little thought-so true and tender. Just to show we still remember. 7 I)pfeen and Eddie.