Denver labor bulletin., 1915-10-30

TO do ANYTHING for her.
For nearly eighteen lived together With me she
and joys In hours adversely
part uncompanng presenting cheerful
future prosperity smiled upon reoced in
She comforted and urged
when the seemed darkest Her
should have good home and for him planned
and home her altar brought
qualities OF to such an extent that her absence will
terribly noted She found the satisfaction
terng and nsuring comfort 1t and
fitting when time she able go sleep
that home that so much to her. surrounded by those who
so and dear to her
the gefs of others and did part quiet way
and comfort those trouble my
opened door her to into socaed society
chose and find pleasures and companion
ships the and who had been
brightness of the perfect day She enjoyed plays
pleasures and all that make the life
of living She friends
delight And this hour 1 know how many
there and what they thought of her She had
hope of better things for everybody
envy found odgment in her makeup Her belief
smile better than the word of encouragement
than sheaf OF The Golden Rule
this girl who gone
and the dumb creatures nctvey came to her for sympathy
cannonzng a saint. but living,
breathing loving who did her part world
she had beliefs ideas wishes expectations ambitions likes dis
likes the even OF all that
soften afraid her opinions for what
thought right regard to who it affected and
impress upon contact with her
strangely cruel that she should be taken early her life
when she needed badly and there
But she afraid she had told and had fear of
OF she that stay
her for least few of his bohood and
know that when She stood before great Judge
thou great pure
There is much but don't believe further To
this may OF place. but merely trying say
ha ee realize what her passing and what the
af OF time shall untold The empty chair the hearty greeting the
OF what life
learned cali home
est and most soothing word the English language am even
human and know the fullest what have lost
The OF her Young womanhood that she doed the
than the companion the comforter the comrade The blow
him But she taught him right she guided his
footsteps into paths that he will and should follow
will be lined with eenfrances OF her and what she and
what she to him Eel that she will see from the land of
and send through the that that
thing that will make him feel that she watches
ects him.
To those OF her family with whom she intimate there is
comforting thought hope
would be for them and their welfare and comfort.
cant. won't inlict my personal loss
feelings desires saying that the light OF life
has been terribly dmmed and only time soften the
loss but eliminate will try to do as think she would have
do she here direct The comforting thought that
able and did make her pathway through life pleasant
oyabc did could give her the
the world fully did and that the and inflicted
upon her greater than they
wishes would believe
the funeral services simple and unasumrg She deested
and display mourning and loud lamentations the time
separation Grape advertising
write this before actual took place Thursday
deemed advisable await the arrival from California o
her father and step-mother, who were there visit
Arrangements made for services Oingers chapel
Thursday afternoon The bearers d her body be George
Mac achlan Joseph Troy VIII Grot Fred Vessel g. Brill and
Joseph Boyle friends and close OF the family for
men who VISITED many times at our home h services were OF the
Christian Science she believed Flowers those
friends and organizations helped soften the blow by their eontu
tons. which may be touched upon at another time
She laid beautiful Grown Hill slope that
we'll indeed fitting
that she her long sleep the North Denver section OF
city, her life and OF which she
and staunch amrer And the day was perfect Inc
upon their southern journey
and all smiled of subdued grandeur the
mortal of her that much to
mine Ard thought gentle and comforting to the
minuest degree that her end had TO OH fitting
October the her birth, the brown and