SUDDEN COLLAPSE
MR. ROY M. ATTWOO: WELL KNOWN CARRIE. The death of Mr. Roy Maurice Attwood occurred following a sudden, collapse aria'"social-''function KcM- in Gisborne'Vestefclhy '-afternoon. . ! Mr. Attwood was talking with a number ’of others after the close- of the function, when he complained of feeling ill. He sat. on a chair, but shortly afterwards collapsed, and was dead when medical aid arrived. Born iri'Gisborne ill yfearS-ago, Mr. Attwood was a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Attwood. He was educated at the Mangapapa School and afterwards joined his father ’ll'Carrying' business, being for 15 ycars'ori Mail contracting work. Ho was a member of the Mangapapa Lodge, I.O.OjP.','and of Knox .Church, Mangapapa. - -- Apart from his parents, his wife and 1 two 1 children indurri' their loss', together with two brothers and three sisters, Mr. S. - '-Attwood, with the overseas forces, Mr. W. Attwood, with the armed forces' in New - Zealand, Mrs. ll.' Bishop, Mastertoii, Mrs; 0. Olay, Gisborne, and Mrs'. E.‘ Lucas, To Araroa. The interinent will be ■at the Tamil era cemetery- on - Saturday, following' a service' at f|ie i:residence, 34 ’Perry’ street, 'at 1 If hint.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21064, 8 April 1943, Page 2
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