The Somerset reporter., 1895-07-11
Deacon Lorenzo McIntire.


In following j.. in part. al address
delivered at liz funeral service Of
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Ear anvnral wears he served the church
aeeanfablv a. deacon. As an officer of
10 ,hnr.h hn ,vas ready to do the best
Ie could under all circumstances. He
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minister of the gospel A. servant of
80 I'D vas al51aTs ready To CORONER
ATE VIM him In the endrayor 10 advance
H. pndoe,nrr'. libodom. lis naStor
a1vays touud a cordial welcome at his
- .,nd hand hi. good wife fonnd
nanv ways and oppprtunitie. in which
- e,nres. their love and devotion to
rim. This characterized their lives. not
r,a,.1,. coward one IN. t,yo .ppcial fayo-
rifrs. but toward all.
be.eon NcIntire WAS A Christian gen
t1aroan# Of the old school. always digni-
i.d md nolife Hi. pietv vas of a
inron. fypd am not prepared to say
tbat lac rcioicpd in the Lord always.
Iii i i. worthy of note ~ tho.e who
nsor,. hnst ocoaaiuted with him we'll
l.naw that he Vas uniformly cheerful.
r. u,. hi. habit ia have pleasant en-.
aanr4oino and helnfnl word in his fami.
lea. greetings. lie WAS an honest man.
and he seemed 10 think that everybody
else was as honest as himself And it
nattered NOT how many times he NAV
have been cheated byothers. he somehow
continued to plt the highest confidence
in human nature 10 the last. He was
benevolent and generous hearted-gen-
erous 10 n fault. If he saw a friend or
neigbbor. or ANYBODY else as TO that
matter in want. and he had ANYTHING
Thai could be of service in supplying the
need. il was a. freely bestowed regard |
le.. Of comuensation or of any return as
many another would do with view of n
b,rgr reward.
lie was a kind neiohbor. promoter of
peace. eyer ready 10 suffer wrong rather
han do wronp. Bv his social nature
and genial disposition. and the cheerful
and iovous cast of his pety. he won the
regard of many friends. lie was GOOD
citizen. always interested in whatever
pertaned to the highest prosperity of |
the town, and state aud county, and of
the human family the world over.
He met the adverse circumstances |
i, lifo ,ritb Cbristian fortitudo uo
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