NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MBMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 67, 16 September 1943, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MBMORIAM.

CLARK.—In loving memory, of Flight Sgt.Terence George Clark, icilled on air operations, September 16, 1942. < -v ■-■'/' ■ . Tribute, to a. gaillant..airman. Inserted by Mr. and >irs;,' Christie. and family. Mount'PJeasanl. CLARK.—In meniorj'-of our-brother, Flight Sergeant (Terry) 'Clark, who gave his life. on air operations,.September I#, 1942. . ; .. ■ '' 'Ever,, remembered. . Inserted by Agnes, Mac; and Lance. CLARK.—-In ever-loving : 'memory, of Flight •Sergeant (Terry) Clapk; who lost .his life over <the Ruhr, September 16,, 1942. He gave his life that we might live in peace. Inserted by . his sister, and brother-in-law, Ellen and , Jack. ' CLARK.—In memory", of my" brother, who paid the supreme sacrifice on air operations; September' 16,' 1942. Inserted .by his brother Jack, also Rae and Lloma. CLARK. —In loving.jnemory: of our lovhig son and brother; Flight,; Sergeant Terence George Clark, who lost' his life'over Germany, . September 16, 1942^ R..1.P. Always in our thoughts. As we loved him, so we miss him. Inserted by his mother and^Rene. CLARK.—In loving memory, of our dearlyloved .brother, Flight Sergeant Terence George (Terry), killed on air operations September 16, 1942. ' ' " ... '. R.I.F. ; Duty called and he was'there, To do his bit and take his-share; His heart was good, his spirit brave, His resting place a hero's grave. Inserted'by Lily, Fin, and wee 'Patricia. CLARK, Terence George, Flight Sergeant.— In loving memory of our -brother :(T«rry), who lost his life on air • operations, September 16. 1942. t , . • Worthy of lasting love was'he. From those he left behind, A better son has never been, Nor brother more true and. kind. Inserted by Mamie and Bill. CLARK, Terence George, Flight Sergeant.— In fond and loving memory of our dear brother and.uncle, Terry,■ who was killed on air operations over Germany, September 16, 1942. • Ever remembered By Doris, Les, Alan, and Glennis. CLARK, Flight Sergeant.—ln memory of our nephew and cousin, Terence, killed on active September 16, 1912. Requiescat in pace. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Mottram, Ada and Tom (P.0.W.) GOODWIN, G. C. R.—ln memory of Grahame, dearly-loved younger son of Mrs. E. Goodwin and the late Ales.' Goodwin, and brother of Joan (Smyth), and Jack (overseas), who lost his.life on air operations over Germany, "September" 16, 1942; also, his dear cousin, Kenneth John Warner, lost on air operations, September 1-1, 1312. These laid the world away; poured out the red Sweet wine of youth; gave up the years to be ■Of work and joy, and that unhoped serene That men cull age; and those who would have been ; Their sons, they gave their immortality. 0 speed thu glad day, Father, When war and pains shall cease, When sorrowing men and nations From' fear shall find relwise; When o'er earth's wide dominions. The song of peace shall wake And kingdom dwell with kingdom In love for Jesu's sake. _ MINERS, Albert.—ln loving memory of our dear brother, brother-in-law, and uncle (Alby) killed in action September 4, 1942. At rest where no shadows fall. Inserted by Bill, Joan, .Young Bill, and Trevor. TALBOT.—In loving memory of my dear brother and our uncle, Sgt. Percy (Chum) Talbpt, killed in Battle of Somine, September 16, 1916. At the going down of the sun And in the morning, we will remember. Inserted by his loving sister, niece, and nephew, Lou, Nola, and Ray (overseas). TALBOT.—In loving memory of my beloved only son, our brother, and uncle, Sergeant Percy George Alfred, killed at the Somine Battle, September 16, 1916. Fondly remembered l By Mother and loved ones. WARMAN.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Percy William Warman, killed on the somme, September 16, 1916. is Always remembered. Inserted by his loving Alice Fyfe.