IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Star, Issue 25565, 18 August 1945, Page 6

IN MEMORIAM.

DOUDLE.—In loving memory of our dear Husband and Father, who died at Dalmore. August 18, 1942. Resting where no shadows fall, . In perfect peace he waits us all; , But God will link the golden chain, As one by one we meet again.

—lnserted by his loving wife and family. EGGERS.—In loving memory of our wee daughter and sister, Valda Shirley, wlho was drowned, Tomahawk Lagoon, 1931 FALCONER. —In loving memory of dear Jane L., who passed away August 18, 1944; also, dear Margaret W. L., passed away August-8, 1934. .

We miss you from feur home, dear ones; We miss you from your place. A shadow o'er our life is cast;

We miss the sunshine of your face.

Beloved in life, treasured in death, A beautiful memory is all we have left. —lnserted by their loving 6isters and brother.

FOULKES.—In loving memory of our dear Mother, who passed away August 19, 1939. .

This loving verse will give anew Our heartfelt, deep devotion to The* very precious person who Was you, dear mum. so kind and true. —lnserted by her loving' family. FOULKES.—In loving memory of our dear Mother, who passed, away August 19, 1939. '

Just a memory,, fond and true) To show, dear mum, we think of you,

—lnserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law, George and Lucy (Auckland). FOULKES.—In loving memory of my dear Auntie, who passed away August 19, 1939. Some may forget you now you are gone; But I will remember, no matter how long. .Sleep on, dear auntie, free from pain, In God's own time we will meet again. —lnserted by' her loving niece, Margery. FOX.—In fond remembrance of our dear Mother, who passed away, at Peter street, Caversham, on August 18, . 1937.—Always fondly remembered by' her loving daughters and son, Jean, Sylvia, Correll, and Rennie (M.elbourne). HENDERSON.—In fond and loving memory of my dear husband (Jim) and father, who passed away August 19, 1940.

Ever remembered. —lnserted by his loving wife, family, grafidchildren, and friend. McALISTER.—In loving memory of my Husband, .who died August; 19, 1937. B.l.Pi—lnserted by his widow. " Constant laemory."

McASLAN.—In loving memory of my dear husband, J. A. McAslan, who sleeps in Jesus's keeping from August 19, 1943. A precious one from us is gone. His voice so loved is stilled. And vacant his chair and place in the homft No one can fill. Memories grow sweeter, with passing time. But your smiling, loving nature always longed for. • I*oo deeply loved ever to forget. ,_ RACKLEY.—In memory of Harry Racklev, who departed this life, August 19, 1944. —lnserted by his loving wife, Mary.

REEKIE.—In loving memory of my wife, Edith Constance, who passed away on August 19, 1939.

Sacred is the spot where you are laid; Many a visit in silence is paid To, lay down a flower in remembrance of thee-r ' Nover forgotten and never shall be. —lnserted by her loving husband and son, Raymond (overseas). REEKIE.—In loving remembrance of Connie, who passed away on August 19, 1939. Always unselfish, loving, and kind, A beautiful memory left behind. —lnserted by her loving niece, Lily. SCOTT.—In loving memory of my dear Wife and Mother, who passed away August 18, 1941.—Ever remembered by her loving husband and family.

S9AW.—In loving memory of cur dear brother and Uncle Donald,* who ' passed *way on August 18, 1944. ' >' m \ Ever remembered. —lnserted, by Gertrude. George, Jessie,and Jean.

THOMAS.—In loving memory of brother Jack, who passed away August 18, 1944. Quickly and quietly came the call; His sudden death a shock to us all. A sudden change in a moment fell, Without a chance to say farewell. —lnserted by his sisters, Mary, Evelyne, brother-in-law Alorie, and nephews, Keith and Roger. THOMAS.—In fond and loving memory of Jack and Patter, who passed away to his eternal reward on August 18, 1944, at 440 King street, late of Mornington Pish Shop. ... Just a token of remembrance, Jack. —lnserted by Nellie and Dennes. WHEELER.—In fond remembrance of Reta. who passed away August 17, 1940; also her brother Tommy, who passed away February 15, 1945. Beloved children, in these words there lie Our thought*, our love, and hope that byo and bye, When life is and we are called to rest, We'll meet again—the Lord knows best. —lnserted by their loved parents and wee brother, lan: For the Empire's Cause. EDWARDS.—In loving remembrance of; Allan James, R.N.Z.A.P. (late Mysore Squadron), killed in air operations on August 18. 1942. Interred at Fc'.ixstßwe, England.—lnserted by his father and brothers, Gordon and Russell. EDWARDS.—In honour of Flight-ser-geant Allan James Edwards, R.N.Z.A.P. (Mysore Squadron), killed on air operations. Augujt. 18, 1942. ' In proud memory of our boyhood days together. —lnserted by.his friend,jSgt. Evan Tombs, R.N.Z.A.R