IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23968, 19 May 1941, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BRQCKLEBANK.—In loving memory of , our dearly-loved parents; mother, passed away | May 10, 1037; father, September t'_', 101-t. Treasured still with love sincere, Heautifnl memories, oh. so dear; With tender love and deep regret. We who loved them never forget. —Lovingly remembered by Lily, Dave and grandchildren. CLAASEN,— In loving memory of a dear friend, Joseph William, passed au;lv May IS, 11)10. A cheery smile, u heart of gold. To those who knew him, all will know. —lnserted by Margaret and Hill Evans. II unt l.v. CORNES.—In loving memory of our nephew and cousin, Graham. passed away ! May tit, linn. Short was little Graham's slay. He canto but as a guest, Just tasted life and fled away To his eternal rest. —lnserted by Uncle Harry, Auntie Ethel, Cousins hldon Freddie. Jimmio and Lorraine, of Wailu. COSSEY.—In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, who passed away May il», 103*. In memory a constant thought. In heart a silent sorrow. FOUIE.—In loving remembrance of our j darling wee Murray, passed awav Mav Hi, ! In In I Loved in lite, treasured in death, A beautiful memory is all we have left. --Inserted by his loving mummy and daddy. FOOTE.—To the loving memory of my dear little grandson, Murray Archer, who passed away May It), ami). There is a link death cannot sever. Sweet remembrance lasts forever. —Xana. FOOTE.—In loving memory of darling wee Murray, who died of injuries received in motor accident on May It), 1010. A bud the Gardener gave us, A pure and lovely child; He gave it to our keeping, To cherish undented; But just as it was opening To the glory of the day, Down came the heavenly Gardener And touk our bud away. aunts and uncles, of Kaihere. FOUNTAIN. In loving memory of dear dad and grand-dad, departed this life May l!i. HMO. .Until He come. grandsons. HAYES.—In oving memory of my dear husband, John Henry, who passed away May It), 1030. Thoughts of thee are ever dear. ■ —E.B.H. HAYES.—In memory of a sincere and kind friend. —K.J. KOBOVICH.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who- fell asleep May JO, "1035. A beautiful nature, loving and kind, A beautiful memory left behind. —Sadly missed bv her loving son, daugti-ter-in-law and grandchildren. McKERCHER.—In loving memory of a I dear wife and mother, who passed away May ; 16, li>:i7. A belter mother never lived, Xor one more true and kind, Her equal in this weary world You very seldom find. —lnserted by her loving husband, Ivath. and Doug.. Wally (Egypt). McMAHON.—In loving memory of our dear father and grand-dad, who passed away May 1!). HMO. Silent thoughts, leaving many a tear, Oh, how we miss you, father, dear. —lnserted by his loving daughter, son-in-law and grand-daughter, Thora, Ken and Dorothea. MacMILLAN. —In loving memory of Agnes MaeMiilan, who died at Matamata. May 19. 1030. Always remembered, —lnserted by her loving husband. MacMILLAN. —In loving memory of dear mother, who passed away May 10, I'J.'SG. Remembrance is a golden chain Which binds us till we meet again —lnserted by her loving son. Donald. MacMILLAN.—In loving memory of our dear mother, died May 10, 1030. Short and sudden was the call. Her death a blow to us all. Beautiful memories, fond and true, Will always remain, dear mother, of you. —lnserted by lier loving son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren, Jean and Malcolm. MacMILLAN.—In loving memory of mother, who passed anyy on May 10, 10o(>. i Ever ren » inhered. —lnserted bv EMa, Rert and wee Beth MacMILLAN.—Tm loving memory of dear mother and grandmi). who passed away May j 10, 1030. Loving memories. i —lnserted by Tom. liose and grandson, j jIItacMILLAN.— In loving memory of mother, passed away May 10, 1030. Remembrance is a golden chain Which binds us till we meet again. | —lnserted by Hector. George (overseas), : Jim and Bert. . ! MacMILLAN. —In loving memory of dear mother, passed away May 10. IO.'O. Remembered always, j —lnserted by Peggy, Len. and family. 1 MacMILLAN. —In memory of dear mother. ! died May 10, 1030. •Sweetest memories never fade i Of one we loved, but could not savo I —Agnes and Jack. WADE.—In loving memory of my dear i wife, who passed away May 10, The voice we loved so well is stilled. —lnserted by a loving husband. WADE. —In loving memory of dear mother, i who fell asleep May 10, 1030. I At dawn she is always remembered. | With fondest love and regret; At sunset sweet memories remind us j 0! one we shall never forget Mother, j —Olive and Bert. * i WADE. —Loving memories of dear mother, j who passed away May H>, 10,:o. | Time may wear the edge off gr ef, But memory turns back every teat - ! —Lucie and Fred. WADE.—A token or remembrance to dear, i mother who passed away Mav 10. 1030. i : She sleeps in God's beautiful garden. In the sunshine of perfect peace. ! I —lnserted by Hilda. Charlie and grand- ( ! daughters. WADE. —In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma, who passed away May Inserted by Edna. Cordon and family.