IN MEMORIAM

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 24 August 1939, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

King.—ln loving memory of our darling son. Ray. who passed away 24th August. 1935. Wo miss those loving little arms, That used to hug so tight We miss the littla loves We used to have each night But you’re forever with us Although you’re gone out of sight. Daddy and little brother Jim. King.—Sacred to the memory of our dear friend, Ray, who passed away August 24, 1933. —lnserted from his little mates Mary, Dave and Billy Hollis. King.—ln loving memory of our clear nephew, Hay, who passed away on August 24, 1938. (Wellington Hospital). In a graveyard, softly sleeping. Where the llowers gently wave, Lies our dear and precious nephew Whom we loved and could not save. —lnserted by his loving Uncle and Auntie, M. and F. Neave, Petone. King.—ln loving memory of my little grandson,. Ray, who died August 24, 1938, Clod must have a lovely garden, He only picks the best He plucked a rare and beautiful flower When he took little Ray to rest. —lnserted by his Xnn Evans. . King.—ln loving memory of little Ray, who passed aw ay August 24. 1938. Cod needed one more angel child Amidst his shining hand And so he bent with loving smile And clasped our darling's hand. —lnserted by his loving Aunty and Uncle, Enid and Percy.

Poulgrain.—RirJa. in loving memory of our dear Granny, who fell asleep August 24, 1937. Memories, to-day as every day. Dear Granny, we keep of you. —lnserted by Tom, Mary and Morgan. Wesche.—ln loving memory of Dick, Who passed away August 24, 1939. Ever remembered. —lnserted by Mr, and Mrs. Kerr and family.