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I’m sure i’ll spot each weakness When the sand is running low, And so today I’ll ask myself The things I’ll someday know. Have I lived each day with gladness,
And lent a helping hand? Have I paused each day for guidance, y And labored as He planned? Have I labored to my full extent, Helped the weak and poor? Have I turned away a single soul Who knocked upon my door? The things I’ve done and do today
In memory’s chest I’ll keep, And when I go and my maker I meet "Will I rejoice, or will I weep? Ethel Tyner Mrs. Tyner became a member of The Old School Baptist either in 1944 and 1945. She says it was after her son came home from the war. Currently, she is the oldest member of her beloved church. Only one other member besides Mrs. Tyner, make up the list of membership Frances Leake is in a nursing home in Fauquier County. Ethel is blessed with almost excellent health and a wonderful memory of things past. She gets about with little or no aid, sometimes she might take someone’s arm to steady her, but does not use a cane or walker. She still entertains guests with a feast after church services on third Sundays. We congratulate this remarkable lady on her acheivement. We wish her the best of everything. We love you Ethel!
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