IN MEMORIAM

Otago Daily Times, Issue 27383, 8 May 1950, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

ALEXANDER (William Scott).—Loving memories of dad, who nassed away at Dunedin, May 8, 1948. Leaves of memory softly fall Along the wind-swept ways, Tenderly we touch each one. And live again our yesterdays. , —Agnes and Alice. DRAKE.—In fond and loving memory of dad, wh6 slept away on Maj 8. 1925. Fondly we think of you today. And tenderly cherish the past; Sweet memories grow as time goes by, While love and remembrance last. —lnserted by Rose Corrigall, Omakau. and Maude Brown, Port Chalmers. MACDONALD.—In loving memory of my dearly-beloved wife, Isabella (Isa), called to higher service, May 8, 1943. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. —lnserted by A. Macdonald, 62 Maitland street, Dunedin. McMANUS.—In loving memory of my dear wife, who died May 8, 1944. Sweet is the word remembrance. Dear is the one that is gone: She will never be forgotten As long as the years roll on. —Sadly missed by her husband. Joseph. PELLOWE. —In loving memory of dear Len, who fell asleep. May 8, 1948. Down the lane of memories. The 'lamps are never dim; Until the stars forget to shine We shall remember him. Ever remembered. —Mum and Ida. PELLOWE.—In loving memory of Len, who passed away suddenly, May 8, 1948. “ Ever remembered.” —Inserted by Ernie. Jen and Doug. PELLOWE.—In loving memory of Len, died May 8. 1948.—Inserted by and Min. ' PELLOWE.—To the memory of Len, who passed away May 8. 1948. “ Ever remembered."—Stan, Joyce and family. WEDGE. —In loving .memory of our dear sister, Anne, died May 7, 1948. —Inserted by her brothers and sister. WIGG.—In loving memory of my dear husband, who passed away May 8. 1944. In my home there's a picture. In my home a vacant chair; I often think of you, dear Bert, And wish that you were there. —lnserted by his loving wife. WIGG.—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away May 8, 1944. Inserted by h s loving sons, daughters and grandchildren.