IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23840, 16 December 1940, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BALL. —Treasured memories of my dear husband. Herb, passed away December 16, IW3S. ' ~ As I wander to your graveside, 1 weep and wonder why, God broke the golden chain, dear Herb, That parted you and J. And 1 have been so lonely since you were called away, Just two sail years to-day. —lnserted by his sorrowing wife, Hester. BALL.—Treasured memories of dear daddy. A wonderful daddy, only lent, The best God ever sent; A cheery smile, a heart of gold, The dearest daddy this world could hold. C'olleen and Thclma. BALL. In everlasting memory of our ' brother and uncle, who died at Te Kopuru, I December 10, 1!>38. How sad it all is now Since vou have gone for ever. —lnserted by Liz, Frank, and girls. COLLIS. —A Iribute of love in affectionate and loving memory of my dear mother, Charlotte Elizabeth Collis, who fell asleep in • Jesus, December 16, 1928. j Until the Resurrection glory lights the skies, Until the dead in Jesus shall arise. —lnserted by her loving son, Harry. ! FENNEY. —Loving memories of our only j son and brother, William Recce, accidentally i killed December 10, 1014. POSS. —In loving memory of my dear husband. Sam, who left us suddenly December IG, 193!). , , . . —Loved and remembered always by ins loving wife and wee daughters, Joan and Gwen. FULTON. —In loving memory of our dear father Dvnes, who passed away December 16, 1934. ' , We were proud of our dear dad. Proud to mention his name; He never did wrong to anyone, And faced the world without shame. —lnserted by Dynes, Aileen and family, Tnaknu. GREGORY. —In memory of our dear friend Trevor, who passed away December 15, 1939. —lnserted by the boys. HAMILTON. —In loving memory of our father, A. G. Hamilton, died December 15, 1937. At rest. —lnserted for the family circle. HAY.—-In loving memory of our dearest husband and precious father, who passed away December 1(5, 1038. —Sadi.v missed by his affectionate wife and daughters LANDMAN.—In loving memory of Florrie. our dear wife and mother, who fell asleep December 10, 1939. —Sadly missed by Leo and Rae. LANDMAN.—In loving memory of dear j Florrie. passed away December 10, 1939. Sweet remembrance will never fade. —Ever remembered by her mother, sisters j and brothers. LANDMAN. Cherished memories of Florrie, who passed on December 10. 1939. God must have a beautiful garden, For he always chooses the best. —Remembered by Min, Jack and Nancy. LANDMAN.—In loving memory of Florrie. —lnserted by Janet, Roy and Gwen. PATERSON.— Jn treasured memory of our dearest wife and mother, who passed on December Hi, 1939. Always loved and remembered. —Dad. Yi. Don, Noel and Jack. REEVE.-—ln loving memory of dear mother and grandma, passed away December 10, 1935. —Ever remembered by Fred, Pearl and grandchildren. I REEVE.—In loving memory of mother, who passed away December 16, 1935. God saw .the road had grown too steep, So He gently bade our loved one sleep. —M. and R. Preece, Pukekohe. ROBINSON.—In memory of our loved son and brother, Eddie, who left us on December 10, 1937. To have, to love and then to part, Is the saddest story of the human heart. -—Father, mother and brothers. ROBINSON.—In loving memory of our dear Eddie, who fell asleep December 16, 1937. Precious memories always. ■—Grandma and Auntie Addie. WHITEHEAD. — In loving memory of our dear dad and grandpa, who fell asleep December 15. 19.39. Softly, gently, he is sleeping, Sweetest rest lias followed pain, Free from all the earthly troubles, Waiting till we meet again. —Ever remembered by Cyril, Thora and wee Pat.