IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25036, 28 October 1944, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

ARMSTRONG.—In loving memory of my dear husband, and daughter, Elsie who passed away October 28, iO-11:5. —xilJ He come. In* serted by wife and mother. ARMSTRONG.—In loving memory of oar dear father and grandfather, also our deal sister and auntie, Elsie, who passed away October 28. 1043.—Ever remembered. Inserted bv Lily, Jim, Joan and t reda. CHRISTIANSEN. —Cherished, memories of our dear baby daughter and sister, l vonne Nita, who left us one ycar-ago. God must have a beautiful garden, lie always chooses (he best; He took a rare and beautiful flower When He took our darling to rest. Sadly missed by mummy, daddy, sisters and brother. , . . CROOK.—Treasured memories of our darling girlie, Nellie, passed away October 28, J 035. Like petals falling from a flower. The years are passing by; I But every year brings back the hour When we bid our darling good-bye. —Kvcr remembered by Mum and Dad. ; CROOK. —In loving memory of our darling sister. Nellie Whiston. ' Just a token, true and tender. To show, dear Nellie, we remember. , —Ever remembered by Jack and Minnie 1 and wee Yvonne. CROOK.—In loving memory of our darling 1 sister passed peacefully away Labour Day. Just a 6,id but sweet remembrance Of a loved one gone to rest. , —Ever remembered by Mary and H,O (over- • seas) - T ■ . CROOK. Nellie Whiston. , memory of our dear friend. Sweetest memories . never fade. —Inserted by Mr and Mrs J. Hay, Delia and boys. I HAKAIAIA. —In loving memory of my dear father, Tiaroa. who passed away October 23, —A thought for today, a roernnry for ever. By his loving daughter, Heni I eepi. HALE. —Treasured memories of iriv dear husband, Arfhnr (late First N.Z.E.K. Reg. N0.47205), who passed awa.v October 28. 101.i. Memories grow sweeter ns time travels on. Longing always for smiles that are gone: Deep in my heart your memory is kept. I loved you too dearly to ever forget. Calm and peaceful you are sleeping, Sweetest rest has followed pain; When life's journey is over I know we shall meet again. Oreatly missed by your loving wifo, Mary Hale HALE.—In fond and loving memory of our 1 darling daddy, who fell asleep October .8. I!>13 To all those who have a daddy, On aril him with loving For vou little know the henrtncho Tiii vou see his vacant chair. If God would grant us just one wish. daddy, gr 6 d.±r K r to * *>„> Some day, p(^'j a P s . ££ hi"" loving children, Kel?h. r Arnold Leighton. Barron, Daphne HEALEY. —In lovinir memory of our dear mo"hef and 'grannie who passed away at Le her' snfi'le has gone forever \nd her hand we cannot touch, We will never lose sweet memories Of the mother we loved so much. -Inertia b? "« WW.,';"" grand-daughter. Annie and Marge. . ,