IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25085, 26 December 1944, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

SMITH.— In loving memory of Kathleen Iris (Binks), who passed away December 25, lull.---Ever remembered by Beryl and John and Kathleen, Henry and family. STEWART. In loving memory of dear muni, who passed away on December 21, 1913. Ever remembered.—lnserted by David, Belly ami children. STEWART.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away December 21, 1913.—Ever remembered by Gordon, Dora and grandchildren. SULLIVAN.—In loving memory of Margaret, beloved wife of F, M, Sullivan, Methuen Road, Avondalo, who fell asleep December 21, 19-12. SULLIVAN, -In loving memory of mummy, who passed away on December 2-1, 19-12.—Ever remembered by her daughter, Betty (Mi> W. A. McGillivray), son-in-law, Bill, and grandson, lain. SULLIVAN.—In loving memory of my sister, who was called home December 2-1, 1912.—T0 live in the hearts of those we've loved is no! to die. THOMPSON, Aui,—Kotalii tan to Wehenga, ia matoii mOe uini e Ani ito Moenga Una, Ka bore, koe e ware ware ia nialou.—Na to whaea, Tuakana, Teina. WHITCHER. - In loving memory of dear dad. who departed this lift- December 25, Xinas Day, 19 13. The good always die first; Loving thoughts of you, dear dad, Always in our hearts. —lnserted by his loving daughter, May, and son-in-law, Charlie Dalley. WHITCHER. —ln loving memory of my beloved husband, Harry, who passed away December 25, 19 13. lie was a companion, truly good, A pal both staunch and true, A more loving husband never lived, His equals are hut few. Tis sweet to know we'll meet again. Where pariings are no more, To join hi in once again On that beautiful shore. —lnserted by his loving wife, G. Whiteher. „ WILSON,—In fondest memory of our dearest husband and father, passed away December 2,">, Mill. I Veiled from our sight, withheld from our embrace. Wrapped in God's silence, which we darn not break; Yet in our dreams we see the well-loved face And feel his presence near when we awake. | --Sadly missed by his loving wife, Lizzie, i daughter. Violet. Bill and grandchildren. WOOD. Treasured memories of my dear wife, Linda Sarah, who passed away December 20, 1912. Not a day do I forget you, In my heart you are always near; I who loved you dearly miss you sadly As it dawns the second sad year. WOOD.—In loving memory of dear Lin. who passed away December 20, 1912. A heart that was always so generous, The hand that was always so free, By those who loved her most dearly. Forgotten she never will be. -—lnserted by her loving brother, Sydney, sisler-in-law. Elsie, and nephews, Fred and I Larry