IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24747, 22 November 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BONNER. —Treasured memories of our E on and brother, Raymond, who paid the supreme sacrifice, November 22, 1941; two years to-day. A pood pal lost —a comrade gone, The finest fellow and the, best; X mourn you with unspoken "grief— And thoughts that cannot be expressed, But all that men desire in death —is yours: A good and honoured name— The memory of years well spent— The knowledge that you played the game. —lnserted by mother, father, 6istera, brothers, Dargaville. FITZGERALD. —In loving memory of Private W E. Fitzgerald, killed in action, Libya, November 22, mil; used 22 years. Laid to rest on a foreign soil, With his comrades of that gallant band, Who tarried not at the Empire's call, They fought the fight and gave their all. —lnserted by loving mother, sister, May, a nd brother, Tom (overseas). FITZG E RALD.—A tribute to the memory of my friend, Bill, who made the supreme sacrifice, November 22, 1911.—Ever remembered. Margaret. FITZGERALD. —.In loving memory of Bill, filled in action November 22, 10-11. —Always remembered by the Hepburn family. HILL-RENNIE, Melville Charles.—Killed in action, Libya, November 22, 10-11, darling loved son of the late Ruth Rennio. May they have found happiness being together again. HILL-RENNIE, Melville Charles. —Killed in action. Libya, November 22, 1011. beloved only brother of Dnlcie McGregor, Timaru. God let not this young life be sacrificed in vain—lnserted by Dnlcie and Tom McGregor. HILL-RENNIE. —In memory of Melville, jailed in action on November 22, 19-11. Just one more of that, gallant band— He gave his life that we might live. A soldier and a man. •—Ever remembered by Chriss, Doris and —ln loving memory of Robin, kil'ed in action. Novemher 22, 19-11, youngest son of Mrs. A. Hurren, and the late James Hu r ren and brother of Trevor and Keith. The valiant only taste of death but once. — Inserted by mother. HURREN. —In memory ol Robbie, killed in action, November 22/ 1041. At the going do*n of the sun and in the morning we shall remember him.--Ander.son family, Takapuna. HURREN. —In loving memory of Rob, killed in action November 22, 10-11. —Inserted bv Fee, Rotorua. , , ' PASLEY.- —Rov Fredrick. 02303. died of wounds, Middle East, November 22, 1941. Ever remembered. —Dad, mum and the girls. PIKE. —In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Don, killed in action. November 22.' 1011-—R-1. P- . He sleeps beside his comrades In a grave to us unknown, But his name is written in letters of gold • On the hearts he left at home. Ever remembered by Mum, Dad, brothers end sifters, Hoe-o-Tainui. PIKE. —In loving memory of brother, Don, killed on active service, Libya, November 22. He 1 shall not grow old as we who are left grow old, Age shall not weary him or the years condemn; , . But with the setting sun and m the morning We shall remember him.

Ever remembered by Betty. . PIKE. —In memory of our dear friend Private D. F. Pike, killed on active service November 22. 1941. —Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Parker and family, Hoe-o-Tainui plkE— In loving remembrance of my pal. Don, killed in action. November 22, 19-11. —Joan. t . SPARROW. —In nroud memory of our beloved son, Edmund Hugh (Ebbin). killed in action at Bir Ghirba, Libya. November 22, 1911. Faithful unto death. Also in memory of his nianv comrades of B Company, who died so bravely that day. They shall be famed: and here the sun shall

creet them , _ A.nd draw their honours reeking tip to Heaven ROW. —In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle, killed in action Lib.va. November -.'2. 1011.— Always remembered by Alan El=ie Robert and Poucrlas. Te Kuiti. SPARROW. —In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle, Ebbin, who died so bravely on November 22, 1911, in Libya. Forever in our thoughts. Inserted by his loving sister. Cora lie. and niece, Beverley Ann. SPARROW. —In loving memory of Ebbm, killed in action November 22, 1041.. A loving friend, true and £ind. A beautiful memory left behind. —lnserted by Short family. Paeroa