IN MEMORIAM
THOMPSON—Iff loving memory of near Ritchie, who passed away July 8. 1953. Quickly and quietly came the call. His untimely death a shock to all; God took him home, it was His wiU, But why so soon, we wonder still. —lnserted by his loving sisters-m-law, Gwen and Dcrothy. THOMPSON—In loving memory of my dear husband, Richard passed away suddenly at Horrelville on Jl j ly r emember the twinkle in his eyes, The smile I always loved. I remember all the little things That made him so beloved. I cannot call the old days back, His hands I cannot touch; But I treasure the precious memories Of a dear husband I loved so much. -InSrted“by his loving wife. Gladys. THOMPSON—In loving memory of dear father. Richard William, who passed away on July 8, 1953 A golden gate stood open On that unhappy day. With gdod-byes left unspoken, Dad quietly passed away. inserted by his loving son, Leicester, daughter, Cynthia, and daughter-in-law, Nancy- . n THOMPSON—In loving memory of a dear friend, Richard William, who passed a wav July 8, 1953, at Horrelville. Happy and smiling, always content,• Loved and respected wherever he> went. Always thoughtful, willing, a Those are the memories he left behind. —lnserted by Beverley.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27396, 8 July 1954, Page 1
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