IN MEMORIAM
ENOCH, Fredrick.—ln loving memory of our dear fattier and irrandl'athcr. who passed away September 10, 1911.
Not just today, but every uay In silence we remember. Inserted by his loving daughter, Irene, son-in-law, Con, and grandchildren, Barbara and Kay. ENOCH.—In loving memory of my dear husband, who fell asleep September 10, 1044. It's sweet to remember a husband so dear Though absent from me is ever so near Unseen by the world lie stands by my side and whispers. My dear, death cannot divide. Inserted by his loving wife, Edith. FORD.—In fond and loving memory of my darling daughter, Olive, who passed away on September 10, 1944. My heart still aches with sadness, My- eyes shed many a tear, God alone knows how much I miss you As it dawns the first sad year. Inserted by her loving mother. FORD.—In fond and loving memory of our darling mother, Olive, who passed into God's beautiful garden of Rest September 10, 1U44. Tbv -evening .Star shines over a grave Of one we loved but could not save; Loved In life, cherished in death, A beautiful picture is all we have left. Inserted by her loving sons and daughters, Les, Ken, Joan, Reta, and Hazel. FORD.—In loving memory of our work-mate, Olive, who passed away on September 10, 1944. "Always remembered." Inserted by her workmates, Isabel, Jean, Betty, and Eislu. LAIRD.— In loving memory of dear jnotiier, Nellie McLaren, who passed away September 10, 1930. Always remembered. Inserted by her loving 'daughters, Marion, and Myra, and son, Cedrlc. [ McKAY.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who died September 10, 1913. F. and B. Velkllng. McKAY.—In remembrance of Gurtic, who passed away September 10, 101;:. Remembrance, is a golden chain, Which binds its till we meet again. Inserted by her friend. L. Boliun. MANNING. —In loving remembrance of Elizabeth Jane, dearly-beloved wife of the late Captain W. Manning, who passed away on September 9, 1944. Memories of you and I together Will linger in my heart forever. Inserted by Mrs. W. Tibbs. PATON.—In loving memory of Uncle Jack, who passed away on September. 10, 19-11. Always remembered. —Thelma. QUINN.—In loving memory of Florence Milner Qulnn, who entered into rest September 10, 1»-12. Remembrance. Peg. ■TURNER.—-In loving memory of my dear father and husband of the late Mrs. Florence Turner, Ngaio, who passed away on September 9. 1942. Inserted by his loving son, Jack. ■ WHITBURN, Stanley Robert.—ln loving memory of our beloved son, Stanley, who passed away September 9, 1'J43.. Remembrance keeps you near. Mum and dad WHITBURN.—In leving memory of our be: loved brother, Stanley, who passed away September 0, 1943. Not just today, but every day. Ju silence we remember. Cyril/ Jack, Bernard.
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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 61, 10 September 1945, Page 1
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452IN MEMORIAM Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 61, 10 September 1945, Page 1
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