Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-07
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memory OF my dear husband,
ShAhLES LEE BoTELER, who
1852
There is a grief that can never be
comforted,
And s Z SCsnd that can never be
The sorrow imbedded deep in my
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Athoush LIES sun for each must set,
1ou whom I love I shall never
LoYfNo WIFE, ANoEL1NE.
B0 nIId4R' CHARLES LEE. In Toying
ccafRaR RIEs OF LEE my Bo Sss[ fatH %Ss
passed away one year ago, July 8.
A face that is ever before US,
A voice that we could not forRet,
A smile that will last forever,
IN memory you are with US yet
COG watched you as you suffered,
He knew that you'd had your
He gently closed your weary eyes
And took you in His care.
LOVING DAUGHTER, JERRY;
SO son SN y IN Law AIH,r,, ANDY. AND
BoTELER, CHARLES LEE. In loving
c cHsRRRTI Of LEE my Bo d1aE fat SSS
passed away one year ago, July s,
i often think of you, dear Dad.
When ! am all alone.
And of the many days gone by
?. since God has taken you home.
IL Is sweet to know that we shall
meet again
where parting is no more
For the one love so dearly
Has only gone before.
LOVING DAUGHTER, NORMA
LEE; SON-IN-LAW, AL, AND
BRIGHT, BESSIE. In loving memory
BRIGHT. who departed her he one
year ago. July z, 1862.
A precious one, from US has gone,
A voice We loved is stiiied;
that Fiat never re vacant cant n N G 3III.d home
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS,
LIFELINE. EDNA AND BEA-
DEAL. CORA II. In memory Of our
neloved mother and sister, CORA
Years ago. Jus Jais P 3, 1855 away seven
Like a ship that's left its moorin9
And sails bravely out TO sea,
80 someone dear has sailed away
In calm serenity.
But there's promise Of a greater Joy
For God has planned a richer ufe
Beyond the unseen shore ''Ae
DEVOTED son, JAMES, AND SIS
TER, MARGARET z. HAWKINS.
FRIED, MYER. In loving memory
July IN i FatED' VINO passed away
MIKE
They say all men are quite alike,
| That's not true II you knew Mike:
I've read 1t, too, in many places.
The image fades Of departed faces,
But those who knew and loved this
Il man
Take quite a different kind Of
We're all lucky to have had the
OF k3owing such q human
i One can't forget the worldly wise"
With such compassion in their eyes.
just q little look, a friendly smile
a helping hand all the while.
A son. husband, q father. brother,
5t.. tina! mentions such q few;
-, soldier and then
40 al we knew him wonderful
WITH faith enough-for you and me,
IN God' IN people and destiny;
20 All men are really not alike.
I've only met but one like Nike
IN. F. BROWN.
KLEIN. JACOB. In loving memory Of
my GEAR husband, JACOB KLEIN
VINO departed this life eight years
ago today, July z, 1855.
AAi nlh our paths lie far apart,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AI hfscI
JONES, IDA. A tribute Of love and
devotion % the memory Of my wife,
1DA JONES, who passed away five
years ago today, July 4, 1858.
I have only a memory, dear Ida,
thSt Shall cherish my whole life
But the devotion will live forever.
AS l treasure the memory al yon
DEVOTED HUSBAND, GEORGE.
Jones IDA. In Remembrance OF nv
Dear friend, IDA JONES, who passed
f fGsy July ~ 2. 1855,
DEVOTED FRIEND, MRS JosF,
Prime PETERSON.
LUCAS, RAE ?. In memory Of my
COUSIN RAE F. LUCAS, who passed
I Iaa6 years ago today July 4,
How sweet to sleep where all is
Where sorrow cannot reach the
Where an lifs's idle throbbinrs
Where pain is lulled to rest
EDNh.
Russ, EDWARD. In LOVING memoTv
Of my dear husband, EDWAR6
RUSS who departed this life five
years ago today, July z, 1855.
Days Of sadness still come over me
hidden tears so often flow;
AepmoIy Keeps me always near you,
DEVOTED WIZ. XpE f0d E RUSS.
STEVENS, ANDREW ]. In memory AZ
our loved one, ANDREW d STEW.
8. 1858. '-' jug
God knows how much we miss you
never shall your memory fade;
our thoughts shall ever wander
10 the spot where you are laid
YOUR WIFE, A. ZUII sTEvENs:
MARTHA, IMoGENE AND A E6;.
E GHAKP STEVENS AND GRAND
TEMPLE iSf 6. CHARLESTON z, ON g. In Low;
grandfather, cHARIEsT TeSNef rF a1a
s, 1862. away 'u'
We think of you in silence.
so Few have seen US weep,
1u wb many Stns silent tears are shed
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
THROWBR, M/SERGT. HENRY 4.
HENRY L, THROWER. who passed
99 SSsy one year ago today, July Z.
I watched you slowly fade away,
God was watcing from above:
I prayed so hard for you 10 STAY.
But 9 81! tool took you home to share SS;
Your memory is all have now,
Your cares are all at rest;
Happy ov am ! who today can say,
| II IL 10Ralv hnra
SO sad along iiies way; 'Ou'
In my heart your memory fingers,
ms rs the day God called you
None knows how much I miss you,
20 one knows the bitter. pain
have suffered since / lost you.
Life has never been the same.
foER, SWEETHEART. NELLIE
THRoWER, MIsERGT. HENRY L. In
SAD put loving remembrance OF our
dsarTIy beloved brother. MIsERdT,
1863. 'OuS" 'ui' "
God took him first ana I remain
To walk the road alone
Your gentle face and patient smile
with sadness we recall;
fo ar5 hsd Az q kindly indy. WORD for each
| sore,
As time goes BY we miss you more,
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can I'LL your vacant place
DEVOTED SISTER, KATHERINE T,
VAUGHN.
WEST, THOMAS G. In loving memoTy
Of our dear brother, THOMAS q
WEST, who passed away two years
ago today, July Z. 1891.
Our thoughts Of you will never fade
When all the years have flown;
your memory as the brightest star
VIII always light our homes.
49, HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
WHITEN, CHARLES M, In menorv
OF CHARLES. NJ. WRITTEN. my BE-.
loved husoand who also Is a brother
and uncle. Died July Z, 1852.
God gave us strength 10 bear n
and eourage 70 meet The blow. Hi