John Edward Woodward (33)

Nottingham Evening Post, Deaths, Monday May 26th 1941: WOODWARD - Eddie aged 33, killed by enemy action. Beautiful memories are all we have left of one we loved dearly and shall never forget; a lovely smile, a happy face, a broken heart we can never replace – Broken hearted wife Doris and Barrie. Funeral Carlton Cemetery Tuesday 3pm. WOODWARD – Eddie, Killed by enemy action, dearly beloved so of Edward Woodward. Some day we will understand. WOODWARD – Eddie, Killed by enemy action, our dearly beloved brother. His smiling face we cannot see, it seems as though it was to be; while on this earth he did his best and now he has eternal rest – Doris and Stan, Jennie and Terry (Mablethorpe) Bill and Hilda (Peterborough). WOODWARD – Eddie, Killed by enemy action, dearly beloved son in law of Mr and Mrs Thompson. Too dearly loved to be forgotten – Mam and Dad Nottingham Evening Post, 9/5/1942, Page 2, In Memoriam: WOODWARD – Treasured memories of a dear husband, killed by enemy action one year today. You have left me Barrie for remembrance. Until we meet again. – Wife Doris, little son Barrie. WOODWARD – Memories of my only son, Edd killed by enemy action May 9th 1941. His memory is my geatest treasue; in my heart it will live forever. – Dad WOODWARD – Remembrance of our dear brother , Edd. A cheerful smile, a heart of gold, the dearest brother the world could hold. – Doris, Stan, Jenny, Terry (Boston Lodge, Mablethorpe), Bob, Hilda (Peterborough). WOODWARD – In affectionate remembrance of our dear brother in law Edd, killed May 9th 1941. A woderful nature and loving and kind, beautiful memory left behind. – Edna, Walter and June (Birmingham). WOODWARD – Memories of our son in law Edd, killed by enemy action May 9th 1941, age 33. A tribute of love and remembrance to one we shall never forget. – Mam and dad (Thompson). Grave Reference: Cremated