IN MEMORIAM

Northern Advocate, 6 January 1948, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

ERCEG.—In foncr and loving memory of our darling wee Peter, age 3 h years, accidentally killed. January 6, 1945. Memcfries glow sweeter as years travel on. Longing for a face that has gone. We speak of his sayings, remember his smile, And think he’s not lost, just gone for a while. —Loved and longed for always by mummy, daddy, brothers and sisters. 119 ERCEG.—In sad but sweetest memory of our darling wee grandson. Peter, accidentally killed, January 6, 1945. When we last saw your smiling face Little did we think the end was so near; Only those who have lost can tell The sorrow of parting without farewell. —Sadly missed by his loving grand-dad and grandma Erceg. 120 ERCEG.—Treasured memories of our loving wee nephew, Peter, accidentally killed, January 6, 1945. ' For those who knew and loved him His memory will never grow old. —Remembered always by his loving aunties, Ivy and Eileen. 124 ERCEG. —In loving memory of our darling wee nephew, Peter, accidentally killed January 6, 1945. From those who thought so much of you In silence we remember. —Always remembered by his loving Aunty Evelyn and Uncle Les. 123 ERCEG.—In loving memory of our dear wee nephew. Peter, accidentally killed, January 6, 1945. Some may think you are forgotten, Though on earth you are no more; In memory you are with us still As you were always before. —Loved and remembered always by his loving uncles, Peter, Tony, Allan and Eddie. 122 ERCEG.—In sweetest memory of our darling wee nephew and cousin, Peter, who was accidentally killed on January 6, 1945. We often sit and think of you , And all the things you used to do; A treasured memory, fond and true, Is all we have, dear Peter, of you. —Always remembered by his loving Aunty Jessie, Uncle Bernie, and cousins Donald and Beverley. 121 ERCEG.—Deep in our hearts forever is the memory of our nephew and cousin, Peter Sidney, killed as result of an accident. Aged 3 h years. When last we saw your smiling face You look so bright and well; Little did we think that day It was our last farewell. Hearts that loved you never forget, In memory you are with us yet. We often sit and think of you And all the things you used to do, And wonder why you had to die Without a chance to say good-bye —Loved and longed for by Uncle Joe, Aunt Mary and cousin Thelma. 164 ERCEG.—In loving memory of our wee nephew, Peter, who died January 6, 1945. Hearts that love you never forget, In memory you are with us yet. —Always remembered by his Uncle Jim, Aunty Doreen and cousins Ramona and Beverley. 148 ERCEG.—In loving memory of our dear wee grandson, Peter, who died January 6, 1945. Loved in life, treasured in death, A beautiful memory is all we have left. —Always remembered by his grand-dad, grandma and Uncle Derick Alexander. 147