IN MEMORIAM

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26199, 9 July 1946, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

CAMERON —ln loving memory of a dear husband,and father, who passed away on July 9. 1944 Not lust to-day, but every day. In silence we remember. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. ENGSTROM.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away July 9, 1945. " Sadly missed."—lnserted by her loving daughter Kate, son-in-law and grandchildren. ENGSTROM.—In loving memory of our dear grandmother, who passed away July 9, 1945 “ Sadly missed.”—lnserted by her loving grandchildren, Ritchie and Margaret.

FLAWS—NICOLSON.—In ever, loving memory of mv dear mother, Barbara, passed awav July 9 1945: also my dear father, Thomas, nassed away June 5. 1912; also mv dear brother. John Robert, passed awav April 12. 1943. " Lovingly remem bered ’’—lnserted bv Ottie Black. Papakura. ‘

FLAWS. —In affectionate remembrance of my dear grandmother JNan), passed peacefully to rest July 9. 1945. “Ever will be loved and remembered."—lnserted bv Helen. Papakura HICKEY.—In loving memorv of wee Emmet, who passed awav July 9. 1944 "To memory ever dear.’’—lnserted by Granny Hewson and Auntie Rona. HICKEY^—In ioving memory of wee Emmet, who passed away July 9, 1944 “Always in our thoughts.”—lnserted bv Bowler family KITTO —ln fond remembrance of my dear mother, died July 9. 1943 ' In. my heart your memory lingers. Fondly, sweetly, tender, true: In my life there’s not a day When I do not think, dear mother, of you —lnserted by her loving daughter. Ella. KITTO —ln loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who passed awav at Roxburgh July 9 1943 Sacred is the spot where vou are laid Many a visit in silence is paid: To lay down a flower in remembrance of thee. Never forgotten, and never shall be. —lnserted bv her loving daughter, Mary, son-*n-law. Jack and grandchildren. KITTO. —In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed awav Julv 9. 1943 “ Ever remembered ” by Sam and Zella

KITTO.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away on July 9, 1943 " Ever remembered.”—lnserted ’by her loved ones. Lawrence and Auckland