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IN MEMORIAM In^sad but loving memory of my dear husband, James W. Thomas, at Christmastime. Christmas will come and Christmas will go; Night will follow day; 'But come what may, I’ll never forget the day youwent away. Sadly missed by his wife, Mary Ellen IN MEMORIAM In memory of Wade Douglas Gilkey who died October 25, 1966. For you now, my darling, the journey -is o’er; The pain and the suffering can touch you no more; The dark night of anguish has turned, O thou blest, To the dawn of eternity's longpromised jest. But what of the loved one this side heaven's door, Whose heart by the parting is broken and sore? For you now, the dawn of ineffable light, But for me, ah, beloved, the darkness of night. None but the heart that your dear smile has gladdened Can know ho)v that heart by your going is saddened. Long years stretch ahead under sorrow’s bleak reign As the deep cup of grieving 1 daily must drain. • In truth, it were all more than spirit could bear - Were it not for the hope that I know we both share. God's love is our solace, his promise our light— Til! I see you up there, not ‘Good-by" but “Good-night”! Mother, Father, Sisters and Brothers
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