IN MEMORIAM.
VcCLENNAN.— loving memory of my dear ' ; wife. Sarah MeClcnnan, who died on February , 6, 1907. , 'I do not. forget thee loved thee too dearly '■• ~ " For thy memory to fade from my eyes like a dream; ' Tho lip* need not speak when the heart mourns sincerely, * • . . j ' . And thoughts often rest where they seldom are ! ssen. , " ■ I —Inserted by her loving husband. McCLENNAN In loving memory of our dear mother, Sarah McClennan, who died on Febru,l' v '-v' ary 6, 1307. .- -, Best, decreet mother, thy toil is o'er, , si'- !! Thy loving hand* shall toil no more; j No more thy gentle eyes shall weep j ,_' -'■■, „ • Beat, darling mother, gently, sleep. i ;'•■>■> Thou art not forgotten, dearest mother, ■,' | ■'. >■ Or wilt thou ever be;. j As long as life and memory lass We will remember , thee. —Inserted by her loving family. ■ MCCLENNAN.—In fond and loving memory of 1 our dear mother, who died at Eureka on February 6, 1907. • ■■':■ Dearest mother, how we miss you, miss you everywhere— N , . Tour gentle ways and loving; voice and every 1 ' tender care. 1 Sleep, on, dearest mother, "All thy trials on earth are o'er; '" ' , Tet again we hope, to meet you On that bright and happy shore. i■■: —Inserted by her ever-loving daughter and , ■ ion-in-law, Elizabeth and Frank Goodwin, Hamilton. _ ' McCLEJJNAN.— fond and loving memory of our dear sister, 'Sarah McClennan, who >. died , on February 6, 1907. ; :':,.''■' : She suffered long, but murmured not; We watched her day by day, With pitying • eyes and. aching hearts, •,',..- - . Until she passed away. ' She has gone to her rest, and her a«hes are laid Like the wan leaves of autumn that died in the shade, Unknown and forgotten by some she may be, ( Bub the earth that enshrouds her is holy to me. Lone is the spot where my dear sister rests, ' '''' , Cold are the sods that are heaped on her breast; She is in Heaven— 1 there .would we be; ~ Sister— sister!—we still think of thee. ', ~ ' — Inserted by her laving sioter and brother-in-law, M. and 0. Wear. : :; - McCLENNAN.—In loving memory-of our beloved mother, who passed away on February 6, ■ „ 1907. ■■ •■;., ■-:■.'•:';:.::■ .-■:;':■• '; Gentle in mind, patient in pain, (..•';■•■- Our dear mother left us. Heaven to gain; With actions «q noble, generous and kind, Few in this world her. equal could find. Not gone from memory, not gone from 10ve,. : • But gone to her Father's home; above. —Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in- ■ /aw, A. and JR.. Smith. ''-..; . ; .-.'.■'■ , : ' ;•
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13666, 6 February 1908, Page 1
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