FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE In Memoriam

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26214, 26 July 1946, Page 1

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE In Memoriam

KEELEY.—In fond and loving memory of our dearly loved son, Jim (Flight Sergeant), killed on air operations, July 26, 1943; also a tribute of love and gratitude to Jim’s crew, who also made the supreme sacrifice.

And you, my son, have shown me God; Your kiss upon my cheek Has made me feel the gentle touch Of Him V/hd leads us on. The memory, of your smile when young ReVeals His face: As mellowing years come on apace. And when you went before You left the gates of heaven ajar That I might glimpse—approaching from afar—

The glories of His grace. —lnserted by his loving father and mother. KEELEY.—In fond and loving memory of my dear brother, Jim (Flight Sergeant), killed on air operations, July 26, 1943.

Life claims our best; you would not have me waste A single day with selfish, idle woe; I fancy that I hear you bid me haste. Lest I should sadly falter as I go. Perchance so much that now seems incomplete Was left for me in my poor way to do, And I shall love to tell vou when we meet . That I have done your errands, dear, for you. • —lnserted by his loving sister, June. KEELEY.—In fond memory of Flight Sergeant James Hamilton Keeley, killed on air operations, July 26, 1943. “ Ever remembered." family. PARIS.—In loving memory of our dearly loved son, Second Lieutenant Harry James, killed in action in Italy, July 26, 1944. “ God’s greatest gift is remembrance.” —Inserted by his loving parents and brothers, Ray and Allan. PARIS.—In loving memory of 15556 Second Lieutenant Harry James, killed In aotion, Italy, July 26, 1944. "Ever rernembdred.”—Marjorie. WATSON.—In loving memory of Flight Sergeant Percy Fisher Watson, aged 23 years, who lost his life on air operations over Germany, July 26, 1943. “ Ever remembered ” —lnserted by his wife and parents.