Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-04-25
In Mem0riam.

Miss Inez Marie Ganley, beloved daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. James Ganley, Of this
place, died at the home of her parents here
Sunday afternoon, April 18th, 1902
Miss Ganley was taken i'll on the Tues
day preceding her death with Inflammation
OF the stomach, which was the cause OF her
death after an illness Of only five days. The
death of this estimabe young lady WAS quite
shock TO her host Of friends In thls com.
munitY, as we'll as to her parents, who al
most idolized her on account oil her devo.
ton TO her home and 10 her younger sisters
and brothers, who constantly sought her
for their little needs each day, and which
she 30 willingly did for their good, almost
sacrificing her own pleasure 10 order 10 at.
tend their wants.
How feeble are words to carry consolation
TO hearts bereaved Of q beloved daughter
and sister A tender, clinging vine inter
woven in sweet memories from the hour
that the angel first gave her TO their home
gentle spirit OF light that fitted 10 and out
like CLEAN of sunshine. No one can fill
her place in their hearts, nor 10 that vacant
chair, and they would not have the void
filled even If they could. II will be a sacred
thought 10 years To come 10 parents, sisters,
brothers, and her friends, that she shed radl
ance in the home as long as she did. 1t
will be blessed recollection TO them that
she grew up To love and be loved by those
who will ever 30 tenderly cherish her sweet
and pure memory.
Had Inez lived until August next she
would have been twenty years old. She
had always been in apparent good health
up TO few weeks Of the time before she
was confined 10 her bed, and all the earnest
and careful attention given by her faithful
physician, DIR. J. II. Stonestreet, was OF no
avail.
Inez is survived by father and mother,
and by five sisters, Mrs. j. w. Haines, Of
Ijamsvile. Frederick county; Mrs. j. Harry
King, of Washington; Mrs George Frantz,
Of Belle Vernon, Pa, and Misses Maude and
Gladdis Ganley, oil Boyd's, and four brothers,
r. A. Ganey, of Baltimore, and Hickman,
Lee and Mack Ganley, Of this place.
On the Wednesday following her death
her remains were taken 10 ~. Mary's Gem
etery at GAINESVILLE and there inferred. A
large throng OF relatives and friends, from
this place and all over the county and Bal
timore and Washington, were present 10 pay
their last sad rites " the dead. Rev. Gilbert
Mcdonald, pastor of 1t. Mays Catholic
Church, OF which Miss Ganley was mem
Der, offlciated al the funeral ceremonies, and
spoke very ieelingy Of the character Of the
deceased and paid tribute TO the life she
led, aud her loyalty TO her parents and
friends. TO whom she was endeareI.
A very large number OF handsome floral
offerings were sent by sympatizing friends,
one representing q vacant chair, which was
very handsomely made Of roses, hyacinths,
carnations and ferns; a large and beautiful
cluster of pure white lilies, a handsome cross
OF roses, and large pillow OF roses.
Messrs. j. A. Reid, A. Is. Reid, Marion
Kingsbury, John j. Umstead and Vincent
Reid, OF Boyd's, and John Miller, Of Balti
more, all friends Of the deceased, acted rs
pallbearers, and Cagett Hilton, Of Barnes
vile, Us funeral director.
J. W. W.
Rovd's Md A Dril 81 1902