In Memoriam

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25736, 6 January 1945, Page 1

In Memoriam

HARGREAVES.—In ever fond and loving memory of Fred, my, dearly beloved husband, who was killed in action, Italy, January 7, 1944, and now rests in the Military' Cemetery, Sangro River. Treasured thoughts of one so dear Are oft recalled by silent tfearj.

Sweetest memories, fond and true. Will ever remain, dear Fred, of you. God has you in His keeping, I have you in my heart. —lnserted by his loving wife, Hazel.

HARGREAVES.—In loving memory of our • dear son, Gunner Frederick Arthur Hargreaves, killed in action in Italy, January 7, 1944. Interred in the Military Cemetery, Sangro River, Italy. Not just to-day, but every day. In silence we remember. —lnserted' by his parents, 19 Rutherford street, Caversham.

HARGREAVES.—In loving memory of Fred, killed in action In Italy, January 7, 1944. ; ", In the bloom of life death claimed him. In the' pride of his manhood days; None knew him but to love him. None mentioned his name but with

praise. , v: .:", "y: -y- ■ 1 . —lnserted by.his loving sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Topsy, Bob, and nephew, Brian:: v, ; \ / ” HARGREAVES.—Gunner Frederick Arthur, killed in Italy, January 7, 1944. "Ever remembered.”—lnserted by his grandmother and aunty Caversham. HARGREAVES—In loving memory of Fred, killed in action, Italy, January 7, 1944.

The day: that we last saw. him He looked so bright and well, \Vc little thought that when we parted It. was our last farewell. —lnserted by Jin, Sandy and Roger.

HARGREAVES.—In proud and loving memory of our son-in-law and brother-in-law, 1 Fred, killed in action, Italy, January 7, 1944; Deep in our hearts a memory is kept Of one we all loved, but will never ■ forget. —lnserted, by C. Doran and family. South Oamaru.

NEWMAN.—In loving memory of our only son and brother, Gnr. George Henry, killed in action, Libya, January 6, 1943. Not just to-day, but every day. In * silence , we remember. —lnserted by his parents and sisters. WALLER.—In , loving memory of our dear pal, John, killed in action, January 7, 1944. “ Ever remembered.” —Inserted by Ernie and George, Miller’s Flat.