She joined the Methodist church many years ago, and retained her membership in the same until her connection with it was dissolved by death. We have reasons to believe that loss to the church below is one more gained to the church above.
She leaves a husband and nine children to feel the heavy stroke. But with the facts before us, they need not "Sorrow as those who love no hope." "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" brings comfort to the stricken hearts when all else fails.
May God graciously sanctify this dispensation to the final, eternal salvation of husband and children, who, doubtless realize the vacuum death has made in the broken family circle.
W.P. Kimball
Published in a local newspaper, 1888
She joined the Methodist church many years ago, and retained her membership in the same until her connection with it was dissolved by death. We have reasons to believe that loss to the church below is one more gained to the church above.
She leaves a husband and nine children to feel the heavy stroke. But with the facts before us, they need not "Sorrow as those who love no hope." "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" brings comfort to the stricken hearts when all else fails.
May God graciously sanctify this dispensation to the final, eternal salvation of husband and children, who, doubtless realize the vacuum death has made in the broken family circle.
W.P. Kimball
Published in a local newspaper, 1888
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Edward Young
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Ernest Young
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1873–1941
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Mary Edith Young Hanks
1878–1966
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1882–1975
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