IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 71, 25 March 1933, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

• . MEfIORIAM. - ■■; DOWNEY.—In loving ' memory of dear Nell , and Joseph Pope, died March 23, 1925. ..-■■.• Ever remembered. ' • .. 1. M. and.J. \V. Prew. DEHE?^rfr, PoPB-In lo>'"''"^r, of £l!en (Isell) Downey and Joseph (Toe^ fm» SsfiS^ drmvned at »A»«fi ' Mr. and Mrs. W. Hannafln and family -K^ivSS P l °™-In 'oTing memory of illen (\ell) Downey, and Joseph (Tnpl at T"ahl ■.;-'. j.,' E.,and E. SS^L'l^ Jt' 'OT.l^ mei "or y of our dear wife 25 -er'; Parted this life on March Inserted by her loving husband and ■ chlftrtfn. GKEEX.—-In; loving memory of- our dear wife Sarchr'2o,aai932! ndma' Whd passed away on nesting where no shadows fall, ■ In perfect peace she awaits us ail. Inserted by;her loving husband and family and "..'.■■ grandchildren. ■HAMi.—Tn,-tona remembrance of my dear hiis--2S, U isai. am lrall'. Wl;° fe!l •rtwp.stoch - liOvingly remembered, sadly-missed. ; H™KmT"~ll. lovlns memory of /our dear mother who passed away on March 2G, 1930 • March fTi'lm: l- Wh°i on ■ By; lovins family. \'- xi , HOUSLEY.—Treasured memories 'of oiir --'dear mother,- Eleanor, who' departed- this - life ■jand ' 'aL>Yalisen<i-<'il-'-rjne, Ens-Many.-waters* cannot quench-love '"■'. -'L ■ '■ Xeither can the flres destroy it.; " ■'" rj Love is-, stronger, than death. '.' . * Constantly remembered: by her^ daughters, Jean , : -.•■;•-• ".--. Bordthy, Irene. ": .;. . ' I'tn?"tJniiloTintvn? emory of our/.Tovlnir.-'son a W aybrlSrchi2n9^Ward' ; Vh° ,P^ a ,-'■ A face that is ever before us :. A ..voice, we cannot'forget ' '- ' .-A.smile that will linger ,forever ■ : .-■ In our memories we see it yeti Inserted by his loving parents, sisters, and ;' ■ . ; brothers-ln-lawV XABK.—In loving memory of dear Daddy who passed away-srarch 25, 1926. / Loved, remembered; thought of always. As It dawns another year. : Inserted by, his loving- llttla daughter, Phyllis. ■ '3icCOXXELL.-^-In ever loving memory of mv 19*6 jrac''-who diod at Wellington March 26. ■■.■■-;•■ 15.1.P. : ; ■ .; Inserted by Ms living wife, Nora. ~ Mf.s?,Y~i n IOTIn S memory of my dear son, ■ fway o^M^ch^T'l^""' -^ A sudden change: At God's^ command lie fell, -?m£a? no chan" to bid Ws friends farewell; Affliction came without warning givenl : And bid him hasten to meet his God In Heaven. The cup was bitter, tho loss severe To part with one I loved so dear-' Jo have, to love, and then to part ■Is the saddest story of the human heart. Bitter death. Grand him, 'eternal rest O Lord. Amen. ' A son so kind and true, a son so dear Farewell, dear son, but not for -ever'• There will be a glorious dawn, eler ' ... We but part to imeet for ever 'on the Resurrection Morn. ■ ' ■".-,"«> Thank ,God for giving me tstrength to .bear my heavy cross. He is the only one" who knows -my .loneliness and loss.. Inserted'by his ever lovtog' mother. MEYER—In: memory of my dear husband, Bernard Meyer, who died March '25 1939 • ?iS,°in% sis ter. Sarah Jane .Mummery (Sallie), died at Hastings April 25, 1931: Both sadly missed by Mrs. Meyer, 71 Maiori- . banks Street, Wellington. KEfPh~in» lOV'! 1K raeraory of °ur dear mothej '^eobe) who passed away on March 2fi, 1929. Also of (Harry) beloved son of the IS""' Wh° passed- away ou November 19, Inserted by Z. Clifford and B. Holmes. SLACK.-rln loving memory of my dear uusband and our father, who passed .peace- . fully away on March 25, 1927. "! Ever fondly remembered. I Inserted" by his loving wifo' and family. SMITH.—In loving memory of our dear mother who fell asleep in Jesus on March 20, 1932' at Petone. : , Forever with the Lord. Inserted by her loving sou and daughter-in-law, Jim and Emma. SMITH.—In loving memory of my dear wife and our dear mother/Susan Morrison Canning, who died March 26, 1932, at Petone. With Christ, which is very far better. Inserted by her loving husband and daughter, Jean. SMITH.—In loving memory of our dearest ■ mother, who fell asleep March 2(i, 1032 at Petone. . ~So partings yonder, no sad good-byes • :no pain, no sickness, : and no weening eve 3 The future bright, the past all understood We'll know that all the way she led was good. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-ln- , law, Cissie and Bill. SULLIVAN.—In loving'memory of Eileen Mary Sullivan, who departed this life on March 26," 1926. • . Seven years ago today One we loved was called away, loved In life, honoured in death. Treasured in memory one of" the best. Inserted by loving father, sisters, and brothers. SULLIVAN.—In loving memory of Eileen Mary Sullivan, whot departed tills life on March 26, 1926. Just a sad but sweet remembrance. Just a memory fond and true, Just a token of affection, And a heartache still for you. Inserted by her loving sister, brother-in-law and family. '