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IN MEMORIAM
Bub B. Williams, September 15, 1958.
Ethel E. Williams, September 14. 1932.
James E. Williams, September 16, 1948.
September is here again, which is the saddest month of the year. To-" day, yesterday and tomorrow bring sad memories.
'Heavy is our heart today, since you three were called to rest.
You will never be forgotten by ■ones who loved you best.
The precious ones from us are gone. The voices we love are still.
A place is vacant in our home, which never will be filled.
Our hearts still ache with sadness. Our eyes shed many tears. Only Clod knows, Daddy, how we miss you at the end of two long years. -
When all is quiet and we are alone, we think of the great loss in our home. But we know God’s way is always best, so with him, Father. Mpther. Brother, you are now at rest.
The flowers we placed upon your graves, may wither and decay. But love for you who sleep beneath wilt never fade away.
Dearest Father, Mother, Brother. you have'left us, left us yes forevermore. Bur we hope to meet you on that bright and happy shore,
Viola, Cornelius,
Gertrude, Virginia
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