Evening star., 1945-04-07
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ANDERSON. MARY c.

treasured thoughts OF one so dear
Often bring a silent tear:
Thoughts return to scenes long past.
CALVIN AND MARY BRODIs.
ANDERSON, MARY CARROLL A trib
wife, MARY CARROLL ANDERSON, who
departsd an29i his his life two years ago today
How many summers, Love,
Have l been thinep
How many days, thou dove
Hast thou been mine?
WI When ' t bends the flowers,
HATH left no mark behind,
To count the hours.
Some weight Of thousht. though loath,
Some lines OF care round both
Perhaps he weaVes
For Joys scarce known;
Sweet looks we. half torget-
All else w1LLfaM Is tl8Sp H. ANDERSON.
my stepfather, BERNARD EARUCH' who
Let US think of him today,
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace he awaits US all
YqH D1GaTER f3YHSG MAR7 arp Lo 6ES4FEP c4RPR STEP
CLEMoNs. MARTHA TYLER. In lovins
memory of our dear mother, MARTHA
TYLER CLEMONS, who passed away SC
suddenly seven years ago today, April Z
1888
You are always in our thoughts ard
somehow always near;
But words cant ever tell how we miss
CATHERINE AND HELEN.
HACkNR., JAMES $. A tribute Of love
to our deyoted hu u'band and father. JAMES
S. HACKNEY, who left US twelve years
ago today. April :. 1888.
The years, they come and go today as al
Bringing with them sorrow. Joy and pain
And now your twelfth year absence from
our household
Stirs our heavy, aching hearts again.
Althoueh, loved one, We know you're gone
forever,
We cannot near your voice or see your
We feel Within our hearts today as always
Our home will ever recognize your place
Some slad day when our earthly tolls are
'Tis then, 20 Shepherd of the Flock,
Lead Us through deaths valley and the
And ION US with our loved one, some
THE FAMILY.
JARVIS, CHESTER HAYDEN. In low.
TX s sur vSe eeaT sHaS isE
years ago today, April 7, 1885
Gone but not fGoygotten;
KILLO. THOMAS E.: ROSE, MABLE H
In loving memory Of our loved ones
lie April !, 1857, and MABIE Il. ROSE 81
who departed this life February 5. 1887.
0ur. dead ones live and always will:
Their presence hoverS round US still;
It seems to me they come to share
Each JOY or sorrow that we bear.
In sacred memories
Nf
DEVOTED FAMILY.
8. LANG. T; M. In sacred memory of my
one year ago April z, 1914.
God ID is ego good, He gives us strength
He is the only one who really knows
How bitter is our loss.
This year finds us lonelier still.
But we bow in submission to Gods own will
When we two will meet some happy day
God . ssjd, YoHve lived and T' done o%sS your
pear father, your body rests and decays.
1t was Gods will that You die
aa8k BErT 81 ~ LANG *
branse Of my o Husband d. ESoeH Ss5Gf Ts@fn R1cKs
who passed away seven years ago, April
Growing weaker day by day;
Patiently bearing his suffering
Until God took him away.
To see him slowly leave me
As helpless l stood by,
And drained the cup of bitter grief
LoNEL9 LONE gay WIFE, cav Ella hi% w. " R1cks.
SHOMETTE, PRINT E. In loving mem
ory OF my dear husband. PRINT E. sHo-
METTE, who departed this life one year
ago today, April Z, 1914.
I think of you in silence,
But silent. tears are often shed
"hen 'ne "h0is ~S55G SouR Is WIFE. WIFE
SMITH. EUGENE PATRICK. In loving
memory Of our beloved son and brother,
8 S r. Wo dss sa1h T soMH 2s4yn9 SIS hs
country one year ago today. April z, 1914
Anniversary mass at st. Peters and st.
Joseph's Churches.
Today recalls sad memories
OF our loved one gone to rest,
And those who think of you today, dear
MOTHER, DAD I''1H ANbk k0u JACK. 4ess;
SMITH. EUGENE PATRICK. In mem
ory Of my beloved grandson, EUGENE
PATRICK SMITH, SOM. sc. U. s.. N,
Th3 yas4 died one year ago today April T.
It's not the tears at the moment shed
When grief's Just cast upon US,
BUT the memory cherished in after years
That tells the depth Of our grief.
had two blue stars in my window,
Blu. Pats has turned to gold.
Ny thoughts Of you will never fade.
Your memory will be the brightest star
0 always ''A' '0f n'"eRAM GRAM. =