ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATHS.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 96, 24 April 1945, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATHS.

BAUCKE, Fredrick Daniel, T/Cpl.—Killed in action, beloved second son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Baucke, Otorohanga, late of Paraparaumu; age 22 years. BEAUFORT, Digby James.—Killed In action, dearly-loved second son of Mar■garet and the late Francis E. Beaufort (late of Pahiatua), and dearly-loved brother of Gor'"rion, Francis, Janet; aged 23 years. GLENDINNING, lan Me. Tpr.—Killed In action. His duty nobly done. He sleeps on. inserted by his very good friend Ruby Carr. - GLENDINNING.—In loving memory of lan Cecil McCarty Glendinnin;;, killed in action. He died for us as he lived. Inserted by Mrs. H. J. Knight. GLENDiNNING.—In loving memory of . lan Cecil McCarty Glendinning, killed in action. Greater love hath no man than this, That he lay down his life for us. Inserted by Mrs. L. Rohloff and friends. GLENDINNING, lan Cecil, Tpr.—ln silent "memories of my friend, lan, who was killed in ' action. ' , ' ••■ "His duty nobly done." . .'. . Inserted by John Houldey. LUDDON, James Walter. Pte.—Killed in action overseas, dearly-loved son of Mr. and -Mrs. W. Luddon and loved brother of Bill, Jack (overseas), Dennis, Sis, May, and wee Ruth; aged 22 years. R.I.P. MAHONY, Larry, Tpr.—Killed in action, overseas, dearly-beloved second son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mahony, Burgess Rd.. Johnsonville, loving brother of Brian (overseas), Avyce, Kevin. Terence, and Pat; aged 21 years. R.I.P. SIRETT, Arthur George.—Killed in action, dearly-loved son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sirett, Wadestown, and brother of Nancy. Deeply xegretted. SMITH, J. D. W. (Jim).—Killed in action, very dear friend of the Murray family. "He pnyp 3.11 ** ■ . 1 SMITH, James D. W., Tpr., 2nd N.Z.E.F.— Killed in action overseas, dearly-loved youngest eon of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, 20 Khyber Rd., Seatoun Heights; aged 23 years. "Greater 1 SMITH, James D. W., Tpr., 2nd N.Z.E.F.— I—Killed in action overseas, loving brother and ■brother-in-law of Gilbert and Edna Smith, and uncle of Ronald and .Norma. His duty nobly doce. - - SMITH, James D. W., Tpr.—ln proud and loving memory of Jim, killed ■in action overseas. Treasured memories of a true and loy/Ttis friend.—Weridy.'rr'^. . • ;-.*• '.