IN MEMORIAM.

Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 8 October 1919, Page 2

IN MEMORIAM.

SWENSSON. —ln sad and loving memory of my dear husbrfnd, Adolphus Rciuhold Swensson, who died at Otaki October 9th, 1918. No pen can write, no tongue can tell, How sad my bitter loss; But Thou, oh Lord, hast helped me well To bear my heavy cross. —Tnao’-tsd by his loving wife. SWENSSON. of our beloved father, who departed this life on October 9th, 1918. (It’s ono sad year ago to-day Since ono we loved was called away, When days are dark and friends are few, Oh, dear father, how we long for you! —lnserted by bis loving son and daughter-in-law, Thomas and Emily. SWENSSON.—In loving memory of our beloved father, who departed this life on October 9th, 1918. Bad is gone but not forgotten, .Nor the good advice he gave: t Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger J Bound our darling father's grave. A better father never lived, Nor one more true and kind; His equal in this weary world You’ll very rarely find. His heart was always in his home, He tried and did his best, Until a message came one day: God called him home to rest. —lnserted by his loving daughter and son, Myrtle and Joe. SWENSSON—In loving memory of 1 our dear father. Adolph Reinhold Swcnsson, who departed this life en the 9th October, 1913. The memory pride is more than gold. A father worth cannot be told. His loved ones now who miss him here Will always hold bis memory dear. Gone and left us sad and lonely, How we miss his loving face. Noble, true and tender-hearted. None can fill his vacant place. —lnserted by his loving son William, and daughter and grandchildren, ; Maureen, Willie, and George. SWENSSON.—In loving memory of | our dear father, Adolph Beinhold , Swensson, who departed this life on j the 9th October, 1913. > Sweet to/remember those who once were near, j And who, though absent, are just as j dear. From memory's leaves will never blot j Three little words. Forget him not. j I —lnserted by his loving son and 1 daughter, O. H. B. Swensson.