IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23266, 8 February 1939, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

HANSEN. —Treasured 1 memories of our pster, Thora. who passed away February 8, 19Stj

f —lnserted by her sisters and brother. KING.—In fond remembrance of my father, who fell asleep February 8, 1934. The winds of heaven blow softly O'er that quiet and sacred spot, But in the changing scenes of life By me you are not' forgot. —lnserted by his son, Cecil, KING.—In loving memory of dad, called borne February 8, 1934. H« lives with us in memory still. Arid will for ever more. ■—lnserted by his daughter and son-in-law. Valmai End Neil. KINO. —In loving memory of dear dad, who passed away February 8. 1934. Peacefully sleeping. —lnserted by Ernest. Norma and grandchildren. McMILLAN.—In loving memory of our dear mother and wife —lnserted by "\V. McMillan and sons, Alan sad Don. MARSDEN. —In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Agnes, who passed away February 4, 1938. at Whangarei Hospital. —lnserted by her lovinp husband and daughter. MILES.—In loving memory of my beloved son, Major G. Miles, age 21, accidentally Killed on his way to Training College, February 0, 1030. "God be with you till we meet again.'" —lnserted by his lonely and sorrowing mother; Te Kuiti. , MORGAN, —In loving memory of Jock, who passed away February 8, 1938. Ever remembered. —lnserted by Mona and Fred. ROBINSON.—In loving mempry of dad. passed away February 8, 1035. Ever remembered. —lnserted by Gwen and Harry. SIMPSON.—In loving memory of James, eldest son of Mary and the late James Simpson, died Napier, February 8, 1938. Sweetest memories never fade. Of one we loved, but could not save. —Ever remembered by Mother. SIMPSON.—in loving memory of our dear brother, Jim, died Napier, February 8, 1938. —Sadly missed by Ivy, Olive and Jack. SPARLING .—ln loving memory of Colin, eearly-joved younger son of Archer and Nellie ' W ' l ° WaS ca " ed k° me February 8. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps you near. SPEARING,— Jn loving; memory of our dear father, James Richard, who passed away February 8, 1930 7 Ever remembered. —lnserted by bis Moving family, Waihi tetxlaff. —ln loving remembrance of our dearly-beloved son and brother, Douelas. '"'dentally drowned at Mercer, February 8. 1937. memories, fond and true, win always remain, dear Douglas, of youv."n? Dse rted, by his loving parents apd brothers, Merv, Ron. and little Shirley, , WA'&TELL.—In loving memory of our iear mother and brother Chris, who passed 5i)3X 6bruar - v 8 . 1930, and February 7, Their life is a beautiful memory, Our loss is a silent sorrow —lnsured by Matt and Bert. V/AISTSLL.—In loving memory of our near mother and brother Chris, who passed 1831 Jebruary 1!,ao - and February 7, Dearly loved; sadly missed Inserted by Ethel and Jim. WAN I,—ln loving memory of our dear -'lend, Hansi. who passed away February «*. 11)38, Badly missed —Helen, dad and Bill —Loving memories of dear woitier, called to rest February 7, 1037 Just mother. —Violet Moylo, Mailiihi WILBQN.—In loving memory of our beloved daughter and sister, Eva May, wbff Insert u way February 8, 1030. We miss her when we nerd a friend, On her v.e always could depend. --Ever remembered' by her parents, sisters '■" d brothers. <