Evening star., 1943-05-09
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JONES, REBECcA LEE. Mot

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mother. REBEccAo LEE soJoN JONES Who y de! dice
November 6. 1899.
On your day, mother dear tell of the time
I wore with great pride a flower of red,
But now one Of white my coat adorns
AS think Of you dear mother Of mine
You were loving and kind in all your ways
contentment in your heart added joy
While YOU lived ", had lots Of sunny days.
dear.
No one knows the silent heartache.
No one knows the pain bear.
Only one who has lost a real mother
Can tell Of the grief I share.
YOUR LOVING DAuGHTER. LOUISE E:
LEDBErIER. ELLEN E. In loving mem
2ry ~, Of our dear wife and mother, ELLEN E.
ago today, May 9. 1881.
Somewhere back of the sunset.
Where loveliness never dies
She lives in the land of glory
with blue and the gold in the skies.
AND we who have known and loved her.
Whose passing has brought sad tears.
Will cherish her memory always
s5'5Hsb II R1sBaNp sHaifS yisFS xsp Chill
mccoy, MARY E. A devoted mother,
NARY E; MCCOY. that will always be
RICHTER, LOUISE. Mothers day
o3ber Of SUf f HI Of my ee
away October 20. 1886.
NJ TO L remember my whole life through.
But the sweetness will linser forever
AS treasure the image of you
NETTIE
Of my devoted father, Alfred RED. REED Who 1ae
departed this life May 9, 1917.
No matter hoy heavy my loss is,
Doesn't heaven o seem nearer y ana anspb brisbter
To know that my loved one is there?
,. Though It robbed me of one I loved.
HIS S9F 9r 1a6aTER 'sf nff1zRs fsSSi f6CY REED
ROBINSON. PEARL, who departed this
ne. Iiie three years aso' May 8, 1910. at Mem
Tribute and cherished memories to my
A gEEyyQTER pAHaHTER. vERNE1cE v:
THOMPSON, DANIEL B. A tribute OF
6S & 2S5 qs'r + M Rsehs
ago. May7. 194o.
You are not forsotten.
NOR Will you ever be.
We will remember thee!
HIS DEv0IED BRoIHERS: WILLIAM H
s6N sbNTMps4h sSn ANP sIErER HARhY & THoMe-
FEoRG5A qIE TInmPg6MM mPPgH60MMPsoN AND MRS. EF:
WELLS: ESTELLE A. In loving memory
of my. wife, EsTELLE A. WELLS. who de-
parted this life one year ago today. May
You are not forgotten. loved one,
NOR Will you ever be,
AS ions as lie and memory last
Will 'e'ne"GsI By 1asf HER HUSBAND, .
w. WELLS: EsTELLE A. In loving remem
one year ago May O. 1912. "'
We watched her suffer day by day.
1t caused us bitter grief
To see her slowly pine away
And could not give her relief
HeE E weary tlS,,t hours and days Of pain.
And in ouf aching hearts we know
Sne has found sweet rest at last
'Tis sweet to know we will meet again
Where parting is no more
And our dearest mother. we love so well,
Has only gone before.
God knows how much we miss her,
He counts the tears we shed
And whispers, Hush. she only sleeps,
Your mother Is not dead.
Some day. some, time. our eyes shall see
Some day, some time her hand I'll ella 50
ana never say farewell"
MAMIE, TOMMY AND RICHARD. .
WISE, THOMAS. In sad, but loving re-
WfHsefanSe WisE me- Of our our dear father, THOMAS
day. 'e"A "so W.
n H.. our Il. hearts hear your memory fingers.
There isn't day we don't think of you.
WIFE AND CHILDREN. :
WISE. THOMAS H. In sad but loving
La.s Lsem.esmnranGe of our dear father and
brother, THOMAS H. WISE, who passed
away one year ago today, May 8, 1912.
From this world of many changes
To the land Of perfect rest,
Goa mas taken you, dear father and
brother
To have eternal rest
DAUGHTER AND SISTERS
WOODEN. MARY r. A Mothers day re-
membrance Of our dear mother. MARY R.
WOODEN who passed away July 70, 1898,
HER LOVING CHILDREN.