Born
TRABUCCO - At Mt. Bullion, on August 4, 1896, to the wife of Frank Trabucco, a daughter.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 8 Aug 1896
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In Memoriam.
Our Heavenly Father we bow our heads in sorrow and reverence to your infinite wisdom in sending into our midst your angel of eternal life, and taking from this world of sorrow and of care, to your heavenly throne on high, our beloved little friend and playmate Hazel Adele Trabucco. On October 7, 1908 unseen by mortal eyes he entered our school house and beckoned Hazel to follow, that she might prepare herself to meet her maker, and ever hovering near, while willing hands and loving hearts were doing all that mortal man could do to keep dear Hazel with us a little while longer. On the 6th of November as Hazel lay in all her beauty and purity the angel of love imprinted her kiss and Hazels soul flew to her God. Hazel Trabucco was born in Mt. Bullion August 4, 1896 and all of her short life was spent in the vicinity of her birthplace, where her kindly was and loving heart made her the general favorite with all who knew her, and her death cast a gloom over the whole community. The floral pieces sent by the school children and others showed the high esteem in which she was held, and the singing of her favorite song, "I'll be a Sunbeam," by her former teacher Mrs. Gallison, and the Sunday School class brightens the way for others to follow. The funeral services were held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Trabucco, in Mt. Bullion, and a large cortege followed her remains to their last resting place in the Masonic cemetery at Mariposa.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 21 Nov 1908
TRABUCCO - At Mt. Bullion, on August 4, 1896, to the wife of Frank Trabucco, a daughter.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 8 Aug 1896
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Memoriam.
Our Heavenly Father we bow our heads in sorrow and reverence to your infinite wisdom in sending into our midst your angel of eternal life, and taking from this world of sorrow and of care, to your heavenly throne on high, our beloved little friend and playmate Hazel Adele Trabucco. On October 7, 1908 unseen by mortal eyes he entered our school house and beckoned Hazel to follow, that she might prepare herself to meet her maker, and ever hovering near, while willing hands and loving hearts were doing all that mortal man could do to keep dear Hazel with us a little while longer. On the 6th of November as Hazel lay in all her beauty and purity the angel of love imprinted her kiss and Hazels soul flew to her God. Hazel Trabucco was born in Mt. Bullion August 4, 1896 and all of her short life was spent in the vicinity of her birthplace, where her kindly was and loving heart made her the general favorite with all who knew her, and her death cast a gloom over the whole community. The floral pieces sent by the school children and others showed the high esteem in which she was held, and the singing of her favorite song, "I'll be a Sunbeam," by her former teacher Mrs. Gallison, and the Sunday School class brightens the way for others to follow. The funeral services were held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Trabucco, in Mt. Bullion, and a large cortege followed her remains to their last resting place in the Masonic cemetery at Mariposa.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 21 Nov 1908
Born
TRABUCCO - At Mt. Bullion, on August 4, 1896, to the wife of Frank Trabucco, a daughter.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 8 Aug 1896
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Memoriam.
Our Heavenly Father we bow our heads in sorrow and reverence to your infinite wisdom in sending into our midst your angel of eternal life, and taking from this world of sorrow and of care, to your heavenly throne on high, our beloved little friend and playmate Hazel Adele Trabucco. On October 7, 1908 unseen by mortal eyes he entered our school house and beckoned Hazel to follow, that she might prepare herself to meet her maker, and ever hovering near, while willing hands and loving hearts were doing all that mortal man could do to keep dear Hazel with us a little while longer. On the 6th of November as Hazel lay in all her beauty and purity the angel of love imprinted her kiss and Hazels soul flew to her God. Hazel Trabucco was born in Mt. Bullion August 4, 1896 and all of her short life was spent in the vicinity of her birthplace, where her kindly was and loving heart made her the general favorite with all who knew her, and her death cast a gloom over the whole community. The floral pieces sent by the school children and others showed the high esteem in which she was held, and the singing of her favorite song, "I'll be a Sunbeam," by her former teacher Mrs. Gallison, and the Sunday School class brightens the way for others to follow. The funeral services were held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Trabucco, in Mt. Bullion, and a large cortege followed her remains to their last resting place in the Masonic cemetery at Mariposa.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 21 Nov 1908
TRABUCCO - At Mt. Bullion, on August 4, 1896, to the wife of Frank Trabucco, a daughter.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 8 Aug 1896
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Memoriam.
Our Heavenly Father we bow our heads in sorrow and reverence to your infinite wisdom in sending into our midst your angel of eternal life, and taking from this world of sorrow and of care, to your heavenly throne on high, our beloved little friend and playmate Hazel Adele Trabucco. On October 7, 1908 unseen by mortal eyes he entered our school house and beckoned Hazel to follow, that she might prepare herself to meet her maker, and ever hovering near, while willing hands and loving hearts were doing all that mortal man could do to keep dear Hazel with us a little while longer. On the 6th of November as Hazel lay in all her beauty and purity the angel of love imprinted her kiss and Hazels soul flew to her God. Hazel Trabucco was born in Mt. Bullion August 4, 1896 and all of her short life was spent in the vicinity of her birthplace, where her kindly was and loving heart made her the general favorite with all who knew her, and her death cast a gloom over the whole community. The floral pieces sent by the school children and others showed the high esteem in which she was held, and the singing of her favorite song, "I'll be a Sunbeam," by her former teacher Mrs. Gallison, and the Sunday School class brightens the way for others to follow. The funeral services were held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Trabucco, in Mt. Bullion, and a large cortege followed her remains to their last resting place in the Masonic cemetery at Mariposa.
~ The Mariposa Gazette, 21 Nov 1908
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Hazel A.
Daughter of Frank & Maud Trabucco
Died Nov. 6, 1908,
Aged 12 Yrs. 3 Mos. 2 Days.
A fairer bud of promise never bloomed.
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