The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15
In Memoriam.
Tho f,,po.,

The s.r,,ons p "'' SUNDAY, Dsl
Is. Rust of Longmonr, sa mia,,.
the Dunkard congrepa,ion '' !
He spoke from the Reyel,,ia.t a
chapter and 18th verse '.us "e,
are the Dead Who Die in tho ., ,
for they Rest From Thsi, a'1 -
and an their Works do follow ~
The sermon was very siuD,v a.. ~
pressive. A large concouns Wy ~
rowing friends and relativs. y !.
deceased were present to M " !,
tribute Of respect to One w. y.
beloved by all. There we,s
Der OF beautiful floral otterinv
sympathizing friends. Nis
bach OF Greeley assisted vii,
music. Interment took MA.
Eaton cemetery.
Below Is a sketch of her llfe.
Acenith Holloway was bom
ls. 1854. near Huntington in
county, Indiana: Died at. M,]
hospital. Denver, COLORADO
8, 1904, at u minutes of - NJ
noon, aged 40 years. IL month
10 days. Had she lived until an
Sunday she would have ce,h
her fiftieth birthday. n
the daughter of John N
Isabel Holloway, old residsu
Indiana. who have both uns
her to the better land. OnAI
II, 1875, She was united in m,
to Fletcher Athey at NapOpe.
diana. They made Indian
home until the spring Of 1856
they removed to Nebraska.
a few years there, they decid
come to Colorado, arriving in
ley, July ), 1894, since which '
they have been honored an
pected residents of this comm,
No children came to bless /
union, but the motherly heart d
Athey prompted her to take
her home sisters and brotheB
husband for whom she cared
tenderly whom she continu(
watch over and pray for unit
last. Her health, never the b
any time, gradually declined
at times she suffered intense
no murmer escaped her.
ready with a kind and cheerinl
for everyone she endeared he'd
all with whom she came in "a
Her beautiful and simple D1
faith, kept her life as pure
OF a child. Her religion
practical One-live every day
and has been the means of b
many a wandering soul to kno
love God. She died as she
true Christian, leaving this n
for her friends and neighboD-
and old
Tell them all GOODBYE
meet me in heaven "
She loved her home, her ns
and friends-and above all Rl
band, who is left to mourn m
We will all miss her sadly, o
is the greatest grief and the
thy of the entire community
Beside her bereaved husband
leaves two sisters and four On
only one OF whom could Dep
Two other inmates of the hou
| who will miss her loved presa
Grandpa" as he is calledo.
one, and Martha, whom she "
her own child.
One of her favorite songs Sa
From the vain world of sin and 20
We are passing one by ons'
But there will be a bright tomon
1t is better further on.
CHORUS.
Further on in the realms OF "
Far away on the golden snos,
Pressing on in the line o. dun'
We shall meet to part no mo''
Some Of our number have dep@
To their glorious home abo's, n
And while we mourn we II pe ',su, ~
For they're resting in his '0''
We've heard them oft repea', ~. ,r
OF their Savior's precious lo,s
And while they spoke beam "'
Rested on them from above
BY and by an angel lovely, =, nd d
ROBBED in garments pure anu s,I,
Will bear them DER the rlVe! ,:,st w.
To the home OF saints III ''sD'
Ere long we all will be caI'eu . tSsu| hen
And shall meet each otns, ,a,s,, a.
To live in JOY with God iore'c ore car,
Free from SORROW, toll anu e"
She has left us u herllAs' y,
than silver and gold-'ne CIV
a practical Christian NV :. :,
far above reproach tha' 4" 4
us an almost perfect one no
walked in the footsteps VI