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in Memoriam In sad but loving memory of oil r dear wife and mother, Esther Vf '■ ginia Brown, who departed fropi us 6 months ago, July 22, 1954. Gone, Oh! how we miss you, Your sweet and smiling face And what, oh what would we giye To have your fond embrace. Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, Neither can our lips find words to say # God alone knows how we miss ydu In our home that is lonesome to- day. Yes, our family chain is broken One loving link is gone But there’ll be no loneliness in heaven Where there comes no sorrow or wrong. You were faithful and honest all of your prayers Devoted and true to the end your days Always patient loving and kind - What a beautiful memory you left behind. There are those who see us smiling But they can never know How our hearts are aching For the Dear One we loved so. You would not want the 'ones you , loved To grieve for you today •We will not say that you are dead But waiting for us, just awa;r. Not dead, what a beautiful • fi ’ thought %[' To cheer us through life’s way Not dead, but bloomed into a life Where time 4s eternally day. i So sleep in peace, dear love one . In the arms of Jesus so sweel And we pray for that happy reunion
When once again we shall miet. —Her loving husband, Atha, and Children in of
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