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IN MEMORIAM In memory of my dear wife, Esther V. Brown, on her birthday, November 28, 1955.
First thought in the morning And the last one at night Is my dear wife Who is out of sight. But memories there are many To make me feel sure That she’s only waiting To meet me there. There’s only a few That the privilege is given To share on this earth The blessing of heaven. I am glad that I, too, was awarded
the treasure Of tenderness, care, and true love
in full measure. I see all the signs that are everywhere
here To show that my dear'wife is
still very near. j The thought which comforts me
most ! Is to know that the one I love Will be waiting for me with Outstretched
arms v [ In that beautiful home above. I know she will help me, Her soul now at rest, To come to the knowledge j That God knows best.
Her Devoted Husband, Atha.
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