Evening star., 1945-11-13
1n Mrnturiattt

today, November 13, 1912.
Gone, dear wife and mother.
How we miss your smiling face;
November brings sad Memories
HUSBAND. 'CHiS HENRY: R3t fS fDS4udHTER, DoRo.
THY.
CONCIoN, EUGENE. In sad. loving re.
membrance Of my dear husband, EUGENE
November 13. 1914.
On the hillside of beautiful st. Marys,
Where the nowers quietly wave,
Lies the one I love so dearly,
In lonely. silent grave.
Gene, do not know why you had to 80.
do not know the pain you bore.
did not see you die:
1nlS ans eooS eoSIs ySS not Es1' ssy .ood.S, ossS
Oh; how miss you. Gene. dear
This world will never know:
II tears could only bring you back.
You would have been here long ago.
- And we could have lived our best,
The gates Of Heaven opened
And you entered the land of rest.
Oft to my heart comes q bitter cry,
Why, oh, why, did my husband die?
Gene, dear, today makes a year that you
But deep deep within my heart you will Away,
stay.
For tn. period Of tim. that we we're to.
My iife on this earth could have beer
no better,
For ypa. yop showed me happiness, Joy ans
Whenever you, my dear. were at my side
Your smile won US friends wherever vi
And / hope some day when my life is spen
That God will take me to His Heaven above
There again will be with the one love
| LOVING WIFE. AMALIA CoNC1oN.
I am pondering in my mind
For something good enough to say
| About your loving kindness
You showed me in every way.
Dear UNCLE Gene, you are not forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more;
stu IN memory you are with US
As you always were before.
LOVING NIECE LORRAINE sCRIBANTE
EILBECK, ALBERT J. In loving remem
brance OF my dear husband ALBERT J
ago today. November 1a. 1855 w
Nothing can ever take away
| The love a heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
LOVING WIFE HoEEs sfss' r. 'os 9Lssck
FINNELLE. ESTHER. In memory of ou
devoted mother. ESTHER FINNEILE, VIII,
left US one year ago, November Is, 1915
As the days grow short and winter is near
We miss you' mother and wish you wer
Your ,ssi ssishs' ss $. smiling face and your kind
ays kE oVMa sSIss pATaHr !sr Us * 5iss
AND FAMILY
HoULAHAN, SARAH Z. In loving mem
ery u, q 9ur desr sn Sife ana mother SARA
aso soaay mbe Dissed rs 1885, sSa' ten
. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
JENKINS. SUSIE A. In loving m.mor
Of our DEVOTED wife and mother. sUsn
tcd:1 4; JENkINs, Nonss, who ley us one rear as
precious one from US is gone.
i A voice We loved Is Stilled;
| A place Is vacant in our home
| Which never can be dlled.
We stood beside yyour bedside
But when We knew that you had sons
1t almost broke our hearts.
But God saw the road was getting rouEh
The hills were hard to climb;
50 He gently closed your loving eyes
HUSBAND, ANDREW: CHILDREN. R
ZEN FEsEk AFp AR5a.NE. NM hSs. L2RRA1sE' PFC
JENKINS, SUSIE A. In loving msmor!
Of our devoted grandmother. SUSIE A
JENKINS. who left us one year ago TO
day, November 13. 1914.
God wanted another angel
To worship at His throne,
He looked down from Heaven
And called our beloved grandmoths
DELoR1s AND SONNY.
brance Of FANNIE LoMAx. i01d Who rMs passe,
1913. WV ' "'' '0N''' N'''"''' 10
You were so brave on that November da.
When God called to take you away;
With all our hearts We loved you 20.
But still you had to so.
Sleep on, dear one,
Some day we'll join you at rest,
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND GRAND
PPAgGETER, HELEN CHASE AND THE
MATTINGLY, EMMA M. In lovin
memory Of my dear mother, EMMA M
MAIT1NGLY, who departed this life on
year ago today. November 13, 1914.
The blow was heavy: the shock severe.
But it was God alone who knew. "
What was best to do, mother.
He saw the hills were getting rough,
80 God closed your weary eyes
! Ana called you home to rest
i But your face is ever before me,
A smile that viii last forever.
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MArTINGLY, EMMA M. In lovin
memory M ] Of our dear grandmother. EMMI
year ago today. November 13, 1914.
November brings back sad memories
:. OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten, grandma,
l BY the ones who loved you best.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
/ Our eyes shed many a tear,
And God only knows how much We mis-
| you,
At the end Of one long year
Il LOVING GRANDDAUGHTERS, BI1II
AND sWEETE-PiE.
PURLL, STAFF sERGT. WILLIAM EU
GENE. In loving memory of our dear sor
Stan Sergt. WILLIAM EUGENE PURLL
who was killed In action on November Ii
1914, in Germany.
Often we sit and talk of you, Eugene.
4 And think of how you died;
To know you could not say good-by
: Before you closed your eyes.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
i Our eyes shed many a tear;
Il Only God knows how we miss you
: At the end Of one long year.
HIS LOVING PARENTS, MOTHER AM
DAD.
! RICHARDSON. MILDRED A. In lovin
remembrance of my dear mother, NIL
DRED A. RICHARDSON. who passed ava
five years ago, November 13, 1910.
i You were kind and loving mother,
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