IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17966, 16 December 1921, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BRASIER.—In loving memory of Frank. dearly-loved husband of Emily and darling daddy of Olive, June, and Doreen, so suddenly taken from ue December 16. 1919. " One of these.days." BEASIER.—In tend • and loving memory of my dear brother Frank, so suddenly taken from us*; December 16, 1919. Until the Great Day davras, When the secret of all hearts eh&ll be ■disclosed. —Inserted by his loving sister. R. Archer. BSASIER.—In loving memory of my dear cousin. Frank, who died December 16, 1919. :.: ■ /-jfcSlnserted by his cousin, Rose Braeier. F-B-VNEY.—In loving 1 memory of our dear eon, Will, who- was accidentally killed. December 16, 1914. Oh. for the tottoh of & vanished hand And the iionnd of a voice that is still. —Liserted by hia loving parents, H. and M. J. Fenney, Henderson. GRACE.—In fond and loving memory of Sylvia May. who died in the Auckland Hospital. December 16, 1920; aged 4 years 4 monthsShe was only a pure little snowdrop, A dear little flower from birth. So God took her home to His keeping Before she was soiled by this earth. —Inserted by her loving parents, sisters, and brother. GRACE.—In fond and loving memory of . our dear little niece. Sylvia May. who departed this life on December 16, 1920. God wanted one more angel child To fill His shining band. So, stooping down. He whispered low, And took our Sylvia by the hand. —Inserted by her loving aunt, uncle, and cousins, E. and A. Pearce. Waihi JARRETT.—In loving memory of our dear wn and brother, who died of influenzapneumonia at the Auckland Hospital on December 16, 1918. Sleep on, dear Albert, and take your rest. For those who think of you to-day are these who loved you beirt. —Inserted by his loving father, mother, asters, and brothers. LUDWIG.—In loving memory of our dear son. Dudley Raymond, died December 16, 1918. Could I, his mother, have clasped his hand, The son we loved so well, And kissed his brow when, death was near. And whispered, " My son, farewell." —Inserted by his loving parents, George and Ethel Ludwig, brother and sistrs, Kikutaia.