IN MEMORIAM.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1922, Page 4

IN MEMORIAM.

GUPPY.—In loving memory of George Henry Guppy, who died at Nelson, September 3, 1921. Ever remembered.—lnserted by his father and mother, sisters and brothers. McKOY.—In loving memory of Janies Oliver (Koy), who died suddenly, September 5, 1920, at Tongaporutu Ferry, Taranaki. In our hearts your memory lingers. Tender, fond and true: There is not a day goes by, dear Koy, But what we think of you. —lnserted by his loving father and mother. McKOY.—In loving memory of “Koy,” who died suddenly at Tongaporutu Ferry on September 5, 1920. To memory dear.—lnserted by his loving brother, sister-in-law and family, Fred and Mary O’Sullivan. \ MILNE.—In loving memory of John Phelan Milne, eldest son of Leonard and Bertha Milne, of Toko, who died of meningitis on September 5, 1921; aged 9 years. I kneel by the little mound, I bow my head to the clay, I cry aloud in anguish For the one so far away. I miss him in the morning. For the smile on his dear face Was like a ray of sunshine As it brightened up the place. There is silence in our home, There’s a greyness in the morn. Nothing seems the same to me, For <my little Jack has gone. I miss him at the school hour, The pain I. scarce can bear. Other lads go tripping by. But my Jackie is not there. I kiss my darling’s school books— The last writing that he’d done. God comfort every mother Who has lost her flrst-born son. I miss him in the evening. Yes, I miss him most of all When, to say their evening prayer, My dear wee flock I call. One little lamb is •missing. But T fee! that he is there. I know he kneels beside me When we say our evening prayer. —Mother.