IN MEMORIAM

Evening Star, Issue 25633, 6 November 1945, Page 4

IN MEMORIAM

; CLARK.—In fond and loving memory of i idear Mum and Grandma, who passed '.laway November 6, 1944; also Dad and * .Granddad, April 14, 1931. j - Time passes on, but memory stays; | Loved and remembered by us always, i*—lnserted by loving sons, daughters, and 1 grandchildren. SIMPSON.—In loving memory of our : dear Wife and Mother, who passed away ! on November 6, 1940. 1 (Ever remembered. * *—lnserted by her loved ones. For the Empire’s Cause, i JARVIS.—In loving memory of our ,'dearly loved son, Sergeant Alfred William Jarvis,- R.N.Z.A.F., 411761, killed on air j operations, November 6, 1942; aged 22 ■ years. Buried in Escoublac-cuy, France. Sadly missed. ; A 6ilent thought of remembrance of our I fcoy we loved and lost. Dear Alf., you I Jived and toiled and fought and died for I all you loved. I And now our family chain is broken, 1 This big. world does not seem the same; ■ in sadness how we treasure your picture, [ And love to speak your name.

Wlnserted by his Icving mum and dad. ) JARVIS.—In loving memory of my Smother Alf., killed on November 6, 1942. He’s at home in the beautiful hills of God, 1 In the valley of peace so fair; ! Some day, some time, when our 'work is done, ■ ’

: With joy we shall meet him there. Inserted by his sister Louise, and her ’children, Elaine, Billy, and Ma-rjorie.

, JARYIS.—In loving, memory of onr dear brother, Sergeant Alfred William Jarvis, N.Z., 411761, killed on air operations, November 6, 1942. Buried in Escoublac-cuy, (France. Deeply mourned. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept, Of a brother we loved and will never forget". Inserted by his loving brother Jack and Cister-in-law Ann.

JARYIS.—In loving memory of Sergeant Alfred William Jarvis, killed on, air operations, November 6, 1942, and buried »t Escoublac-cuv, France.—lnserted by Khackleton family. Ever remembered.