Mrs, G. P. Forster, whose death Have, England, was announced on November 13, will de greatly missed by the very many friends she gained during her years out here, for she was one of the most kind-hearted of wornes, and, although for several years her health had been robust she was always id active, making friends She was a lar attendant at the services at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, and she took an active part in the work of the B.ER.C. when the Ferry Road Canteen was opened shortly after the arrival of the troops in 1927, Mrs, Forster was also a member of the British Women's Association and her help and interest in the various] departments will be greatly missed by the members.
Mrs. Forster came out to China first shortly after her marriage in England, arriving here in October, 1007, and since that thine she haa} een' back and forth several times.
During the war she underwent a very exciting and unpleasant experience when the ship she was travelling in was torpedoed in the Mediterranean, and she was for 43 hours in a small open boat, with her daughter Alison, then a very small child, before she was finally, with the other passengers, picked up and taken back to Port Said. Mrs.
Forster was also Home in 1924 for a year with her daughter and little son Peter, and after a few more years out East she returned to England with her husband, on leave, in March this year. Her health, stated, was not good, at Home two years this time. partly on her own account and partly to settle her at school, before following her husband once more to Shanghai.
Through her passing there are many in Shanghai who have lost 'a true and sincere friend, and great sympathy will be extended to her husband, and her two children, in their sad bereavement,
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