Obituary; The Big Sandy News; Louisa, KY; 16 Feb 1917; Page 4:
After a lingering illness of several years Marinda Mullins passed to the great beyond last Friday morning. She was a sufferer of cancer and bore the suffering patiently and was of a very cheerful and lovable disposition. She believed in the teachings of Christ and looked beyond to a life where there is no sickness, pain nor death. For several years before her death she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Hall.
She will be greatly missed but not forgotten. She was laid to rest in the Watson graveyard to await the resurrection morn when she'll come forth to meet her Savior.
After a lingering illness of several years Marinda Mullins passed to the great beyond last Friday morning. She was a sufferer of cancer and bore the suffering patiently and was of a very cheerful and lovable disposition. She believed in the teachings of Christ and looked beyond to a life where there is no sickness, pain nor death. For several years before her death she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Hall.
She will be greatly missed but not forgotten. She was laid to rest in the Watson graveyard to await the resurrection morn when she'll come forth to meet her Savior.
Obituary; The Big Sandy News; Louisa, KY; 16 Feb 1917; Page 4:
After a lingering illness of several years Marinda Mullins passed to the great beyond last Friday morning. She was a sufferer of cancer and bore the suffering patiently and was of a very cheerful and lovable disposition. She believed in the teachings of Christ and looked beyond to a life where there is no sickness, pain nor death. For several years before her death she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Hall.
She will be greatly missed but not forgotten. She was laid to rest in the Watson graveyard to await the resurrection morn when she'll come forth to meet her Savior.
After a lingering illness of several years Marinda Mullins passed to the great beyond last Friday morning. She was a sufferer of cancer and bore the suffering patiently and was of a very cheerful and lovable disposition. She believed in the teachings of Christ and looked beyond to a life where there is no sickness, pain nor death. For several years before her death she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Hall.
She will be greatly missed but not forgotten. She was laid to rest in the Watson graveyard to await the resurrection morn when she'll come forth to meet her Savior.
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