OBITUARY.

Hutt News, Volume 2, Issue 23, 31 October 1929, Page 10

OBITUARY.

MB, F. W. J, REYNOLDS

"Wide spread regret will be felt a; the death of Mr. ">. W. J. .Reynold; eldest son of Mr and Mrs. F. Reynold; Lairigs Road, whieii took place recent! at Wellington Hospital, at the, earl age of 27 -years, The deceased,, wh was'of a quiet' and unassuming aukine] had won the respect:, and esteem of' ai hornet, He was-regarded by hi aSjj ..jHf*- jfpungif $paan Jto^-marlc^ ability, and .great promise; > The cori munity can ill- afford to lose men' 6 hi;-! stamp. He was a member of th Manchester XJnity Order of Oddfellowj huving"joined the Loyal Bose of th Valley Lodge some years ago and wa a Past Officer of the Lodge and up t the time of his death a Sick Visitc and Lodge Auditor.

The funeral was largely attended b members of his Lodge and other Lodge Ero. W. I. Clark' represented the Boat of Director, and Bro. W. E. Guise th Wellington.'■ District.., Archdeacon Ha? sell conducted the service at the iiou^ and at the graveside. GBro. A. 0. Blai] Past District GTand Master, read tn Oddfellows funeral service. " ' ' .

The late Mr. F. Beynold3 had bee associated with the Lower Hirfct Fi] Brigade, the Association Football Ck and the Scout Movement and thes bodies were represented at- the funera Eepresentatives were also present fro the directors and staff of Messrs Greor§ and "Dougihty. Of the office staff ( this firm the late Mr. ha been a trusted member from the tin he: left the Technical School. The syr pa thy of all goes 6brt to Mr and Mr Reynolds and their.family in their sa loss. ■ ■ •; r