IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25172, 9 April 1945, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

AU BIN.—Iu proud and loving memory of [Lance-Sergeant- Richard Steel Aubin (Dick), of Kawhia, died of wounds at Cassino. April S. IW4. , A lover of peace and freedom, A, friend and comrade true. —Ever remembered by Mrs A. Mackenzie and Aiieen. BRADLEY, L.A.C. Sehvyn Fitzgerald.— In loving memory of our dearly-loved son and brother, who was killed in aircraft accident Manitoba, Canada, April 0, 1942. Not just today, but every day, In silence we remember. —lnserted by his loving mother, dad, Eileen and Robert. BUCKERIDGE.—In loving memory of my dear sou. Edward (Ted), who lost his life oil the afternoon of April S, 1943, on H.M.N.Z.S. Moa.—lnserted by his loving mother R Buckeridge, Waihi. BUCKERIDGE, April B.—Just a line of gweet remembrance, dear Teddy, of you. Duty nobly done.—Kallu family, Waihi. DALTON.—In loving memory of my dear husband, Ronald George. H.Q. Coy., 21st Auckland Battalion, died of wounds Tunisia April S. 1943. Treasured still with love sincere Beautiful memories, oh, so dear To a beautiful life came a sudden end. Ee died as he lived, everyone's friend —Always remembered by his wife, Mr.rv. DALTON.—In loving memory of my dear gon, Ron H.Q. Coy., 21st Auckland Battalion, died of wounds Tunisia, April 8, 1043 To live in the hearts we leave behind Is not to die. —lnserted by mother, brother, Alfred, and Tom. DUNCAN.—In loving memorv of Telegraphist Colin Duncan, Moa, presumed killed Bt Tulagi Harbour, April S. 1913.—Ever remembered by his brother, Fred (overseas) Lilian and Jean. FIGGINS.—In loving memorv of my dear husband. Sandy, killed in action April 9 1941, and beloved father of Peggy. Still in my memory dear. FIGGINS.—In loving memory of dear Sandy killed in action April 9, 1941. Loved by all.—lnserted by Connie. THOMAS.—-Flying-Officer Gordon, killed in action m England, April 9. 1943.—Ever remembered by Nancye Lees.