Gospel Herald - Vol. XVIII, No. 24 - September 10, 1925 - page 495
Swartzentruber.- Anna (Diener) Swartzentruber was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 2, 1854; died at the home of her daughter, Lena Hertzler, Elverson, Pa., June 29, 1925. She accepted Christ as her Savior early in life, in which faith she died, being sick 8 weeks of a complication of diseases. The remaining family are: Lena, wife of John M. Hertzler; Sadie, wife of William L. Stoltzfus, John and Ephraim. Her husband and 5 children preceded her in death. Her husband died June 15, 1892, she being a widow 33 years, 14 days. Funeral service July 3, conducted by John S. Mast at the home and at Millwood Church by John S. Mast and John A. Kennel. The remains were laid to rest in adjoining cemetery.
"Mother, thou hast left us lonely,
Sorrow fills our hearts to-day;
But we hope some day to meet thee
Where all tears are wiped away."
By a daughter.
Swartzentruber.- Anna (Diener) Swartzentruber was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 2, 1854; died at the home of her daughter, Lena Hertzler, Elverson, Pa., June 29, 1925. She accepted Christ as her Savior early in life, in which faith she died, being sick 8 weeks of a complication of diseases. The remaining family are: Lena, wife of John M. Hertzler; Sadie, wife of William L. Stoltzfus, John and Ephraim. Her husband and 5 children preceded her in death. Her husband died June 15, 1892, she being a widow 33 years, 14 days. Funeral service July 3, conducted by John S. Mast at the home and at Millwood Church by John S. Mast and John A. Kennel. The remains were laid to rest in adjoining cemetery.
"Mother, thou hast left us lonely,
Sorrow fills our hearts to-day;
But we hope some day to meet thee
Where all tears are wiped away."
By a daughter.
Gospel Herald - Vol. XVIII, No. 24 - September 10, 1925 - page 495
Swartzentruber.- Anna (Diener) Swartzentruber was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 2, 1854; died at the home of her daughter, Lena Hertzler, Elverson, Pa., June 29, 1925. She accepted Christ as her Savior early in life, in which faith she died, being sick 8 weeks of a complication of diseases. The remaining family are: Lena, wife of John M. Hertzler; Sadie, wife of William L. Stoltzfus, John and Ephraim. Her husband and 5 children preceded her in death. Her husband died June 15, 1892, she being a widow 33 years, 14 days. Funeral service July 3, conducted by John S. Mast at the home and at Millwood Church by John S. Mast and John A. Kennel. The remains were laid to rest in adjoining cemetery.
"Mother, thou hast left us lonely,
Sorrow fills our hearts to-day;
But we hope some day to meet thee
Where all tears are wiped away."
By a daughter.
Swartzentruber.- Anna (Diener) Swartzentruber was born in Lancaster Co., Pa., May 2, 1854; died at the home of her daughter, Lena Hertzler, Elverson, Pa., June 29, 1925. She accepted Christ as her Savior early in life, in which faith she died, being sick 8 weeks of a complication of diseases. The remaining family are: Lena, wife of John M. Hertzler; Sadie, wife of William L. Stoltzfus, John and Ephraim. Her husband and 5 children preceded her in death. Her husband died June 15, 1892, she being a widow 33 years, 14 days. Funeral service July 3, conducted by John S. Mast at the home and at Millwood Church by John S. Mast and John A. Kennel. The remains were laid to rest in adjoining cemetery.
"Mother, thou hast left us lonely,
Sorrow fills our hearts to-day;
But we hope some day to meet thee
Where all tears are wiped away."
By a daughter.
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