ROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM

Northern Advocate, 1 December 1944, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM

DANIELS. —In proud and loving memory of my darling husband, Claude, killed in ncllon, in Italy, December 1, 1943. There is someone who misses you, sweetheart, And finds it long since you went. There is someone who thinks of you always, But tries to be brave and content. At night, when all are sleeping, And sleep forsakes my eyes, My heart is on that lonely grave, Wnere my darling Claude hts. Though you are gone, love lingers on, I can’t believe it’s true. Asleep or awake, my heart seems to take Back to the days 1 spent With you. Your heart was good, your spirit brave, Your resting place a hero’s grave. —Sadly missed by your ever loving wife and wee son, Gordon. 22 DANIELS.—In loving memory of Claude Hill, killed in action, December 1. 1943. His memory, still so sweet and dear, Is treasured still with love sincere: A silent thought brings many a tear For one we love and miss so dear. May he rest in pence. —lnserted by his loving mother and brother, Bill. 800 DANlELS.—Treasured memories of my dear son-in-law, who was killed in action, December 1, 1943. We miss him yet -who love him. And who shall dare To chide us for loving a man so rare. He died for us, our honour to save, And now he lies in a hero's grave. —Remembered always by Mrs. A. Babe. 23 DANIELS.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Claude Hill, killed in action on December 1, 1943. Whatever else we fail to do, In loving thoughts we think of you. —Ever remembered by Dulcie and Bob. 805

DANIELS.—In loving memory of our dear brother. Claude, killed in action, December 1, 1943. Always loving, unselfish and kind. Few in this world his equal to find.

—lnserted by Melba. Elwin and family. 9G DANIELS. —In loving memory of our dear brother, Claude, killed in action (Italy) on December 1, 1943. We were not there at the hour of death To hear his faint la?t sigh, To whisper just one loving word, Or even say good-bye. —Alwavs remembered by Nettie and Arthur. ' 95

LEAITY, Ernest Henry.—Killed in action, December 1. 1941. —Ever remembered by his sister (Mrs. Whitmore), Whangarei. 62

THORLEY.—In loving memory of outdear son and brother. Captain P. A. (Jock) Thorley, killed in action, Sangro River, Italv. December 1, 1943. Sadly missed. —lnserted by his mother and father, brother (overseas) and sisters. 20

BIRTHS JUDSON.—On November 30, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Judson, a son. Both well. 89