IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25086, 27 December 1944, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

8 unPM Flight-Lieutenant Owen. —Ii W L°. UD f« Imemory of uur darling son m 'e- po peter Price, ot Auoklun, I on J! you through the pussin* 1 Zs?M* ° i d ° ud and 6uwshin6, ioy * nm I t« 3 ' B : the great call cornea, the sunsel .jd when, we » 4 giearrts, t the i a , ld 0 f dreams '/I ar i y M luved, i>o sully missed, by .nun BnilneN 8 nilneN —ln loving memory of my deal LOUDEN- kil]e(] on active hcrvico, De Always i:i my thoughts.- In I of Owen II Vrvlc": December y7. 11.W killed oil the golden morning ;'{ »',,1 «11(1 a loved one waiting W ?i®tK l.he lada who gave their all. , ! : l ' n inuoEN —I" loviW memory of Flt.-Sgt, Tnaden R.N.Z.A.F., killed on active g Owen Lou'lt n, . tun.—Ever ren.ein£^Ss. a " d c °" si '"' "" ro1 "' ' ffiit-Sergc..iit. - Cherished nf 'our dear friend, Owen, killed or A p f or Ke England, December 27. 1»13. i * c wb memorv is our dearest, treasure. In our hearts he will live lor ever ill Vr and Mrs Beet, and Kelvin. mmDONALD-HEAD. —In loving memory M acl) j!, t riv.loved son and brother, 1 ilotreported miss. I SJ and now presumed dead, on December S7 hnSwall there hangs a photo To OS more precious than gold; Tt-g » photo of our own Angus. Whose memory will never grow old. Tn memory's keeping, treasured ever. Are the happy days we spent together, fii Inserted bv mum and family euRIIBSALL, Corporal Alan Leonard.— r, Iff loved elder son of Mr and Mrs L J. |'l kiM in action, Middle hast. De"cmrUBSALL.—Tn loving memory of our ifi- Pnmoral Mien Slirubsall, killed in ft * e P, h *J 'Middle East, December '27, I!M2. In 4 'ft we remember. —Inserted by aunt mid 1 Sff Mr and Mrs W.J. Goldsmith.