IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25202, 15 May 1945, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BURT.—I n loving memory of Samuel ASih.v, who fell asleep May 15, 1942.—1n--Berr?u by :s wife. Margaret. CHAMBERS.—In ever-cherished remembrance of our loving husband and father, 1944 ercfi ' n '° e'erna! rest on May 15, It 1b sweet to know we will meet again where parting will be no more. .lbe one we loved is only gone on before. Wahik Crt? d by his loving wife and family, fondest memory of my dear "lie, Mary, who fell asleep May 15, 1942. Fondly [ loved you, You re dear to me still, Bnt in grief I must bend To God's holy will. My sorrow is great, My loss hard to hear, But angels, dear Mary, Will guard you with care. Loving memories linger still, Not just today, but always will. DEAN.-_Tn loving memory of our dear no.her, who passed away Slay 15. Hif> Deep in onr hearts a memory is kept" Of mother we loved and will never forget: A wonderful nature, true and kind, A beautiful memory left behind. »e know there is no other '-an take your place, dear mother, ■jr'nserte'l by her loving son. Jim. EAM, —In loving memory of our dear motfier. who passed away May 15, 1942. You often Mid>-we'd miss you, And now we find it's true; We Jost our hest friend When we lost you. Your end came sudden, mother, dear. You made us weep and cry; out. oh! the saddest part of all, You could not say good-bye. dat,rrM fer - te 'i l t|V J 561 " !° vin g son. Mate, and daughter-in-law. Drngica. , ° EA N.—Everlasting memory of our darlmojber and •."•anny, Mara, who fell asleep May 10, 1942 —R.I.P.I hope as shadows deepen And mv call comes down the line, lon II be the firsf to greet me, Darling loved mother of mine. As long as life and memory last You'll live fp r ever in my heart, Dearesl mother. „.rl'? nee i for always bv your loving child ' ga ' £on -i n -l aw . Jim, and grand-