Kokomo Tribune
September 16, 1918
Obituary.
(Contributed.)
Minna M., daughter of James and Lucinda Stillwell. was born near Fairfield, Indiana.. August 28, 1882, and fell asleep at her late home in Fairfield, September 10, 1918, aged 36 years, 13 days. She was of a family of eight children, five brothers and two sisters three of whom, and the mother, have preceded her to the great beyond.
She was united in marriage to William H. Sutton. May 24, 1903. To this union were born two children, Francis age 6, and Vivian, age 2. At the age of 14 she felt a call to Christian service
and united with the Christian church at Fairfleld, being baptised in that faith. In the year 1904 she transferred her membership to the church, of which she remained a member until God saw fit to can her to be united in the Church Triumphant. She was active in community interesats and a leader in society, never seeking position or popularity. Her quiet grace gave her right of way into every heart, both young and old. Her confidence in the triumph of right over wrong was unwavering. Heaven was always real to her and with her there was no death, but a glorious transition. And through her long siege of sickness She bore it with a Christian fortitude that never coraplained and with ever a cheery smile for friends and kindred. .Her home and family were her life. She leaves to mourn her a heartbroken husband, two children and an aged father. There are also two brothers. W. M. and Albert Stillwell, and two sisters,
Mrs. Frank Finley and Mrs. William Frye.
Now that Minnie is gone a multitude of relatives and friends mingle their tears in common grief over her departure to her memory.
September 16, 1918
Obituary.
(Contributed.)
Minna M., daughter of James and Lucinda Stillwell. was born near Fairfield, Indiana.. August 28, 1882, and fell asleep at her late home in Fairfield, September 10, 1918, aged 36 years, 13 days. She was of a family of eight children, five brothers and two sisters three of whom, and the mother, have preceded her to the great beyond.
She was united in marriage to William H. Sutton. May 24, 1903. To this union were born two children, Francis age 6, and Vivian, age 2. At the age of 14 she felt a call to Christian service
and united with the Christian church at Fairfleld, being baptised in that faith. In the year 1904 she transferred her membership to the church, of which she remained a member until God saw fit to can her to be united in the Church Triumphant. She was active in community interesats and a leader in society, never seeking position or popularity. Her quiet grace gave her right of way into every heart, both young and old. Her confidence in the triumph of right over wrong was unwavering. Heaven was always real to her and with her there was no death, but a glorious transition. And through her long siege of sickness She bore it with a Christian fortitude that never coraplained and with ever a cheery smile for friends and kindred. .Her home and family were her life. She leaves to mourn her a heartbroken husband, two children and an aged father. There are also two brothers. W. M. and Albert Stillwell, and two sisters,
Mrs. Frank Finley and Mrs. William Frye.
Now that Minnie is gone a multitude of relatives and friends mingle their tears in common grief over her departure to her memory.
Kokomo Tribune
September 16, 1918
Obituary.
(Contributed.)
Minna M., daughter of James and Lucinda Stillwell. was born near Fairfield, Indiana.. August 28, 1882, and fell asleep at her late home in Fairfield, September 10, 1918, aged 36 years, 13 days. She was of a family of eight children, five brothers and two sisters three of whom, and the mother, have preceded her to the great beyond.
She was united in marriage to William H. Sutton. May 24, 1903. To this union were born two children, Francis age 6, and Vivian, age 2. At the age of 14 she felt a call to Christian service
and united with the Christian church at Fairfleld, being baptised in that faith. In the year 1904 she transferred her membership to the church, of which she remained a member until God saw fit to can her to be united in the Church Triumphant. She was active in community interesats and a leader in society, never seeking position or popularity. Her quiet grace gave her right of way into every heart, both young and old. Her confidence in the triumph of right over wrong was unwavering. Heaven was always real to her and with her there was no death, but a glorious transition. And through her long siege of sickness She bore it with a Christian fortitude that never coraplained and with ever a cheery smile for friends and kindred. .Her home and family were her life. She leaves to mourn her a heartbroken husband, two children and an aged father. There are also two brothers. W. M. and Albert Stillwell, and two sisters,
Mrs. Frank Finley and Mrs. William Frye.
Now that Minnie is gone a multitude of relatives and friends mingle their tears in common grief over her departure to her memory.
September 16, 1918
Obituary.
(Contributed.)
Minna M., daughter of James and Lucinda Stillwell. was born near Fairfield, Indiana.. August 28, 1882, and fell asleep at her late home in Fairfield, September 10, 1918, aged 36 years, 13 days. She was of a family of eight children, five brothers and two sisters three of whom, and the mother, have preceded her to the great beyond.
She was united in marriage to William H. Sutton. May 24, 1903. To this union were born two children, Francis age 6, and Vivian, age 2. At the age of 14 she felt a call to Christian service
and united with the Christian church at Fairfleld, being baptised in that faith. In the year 1904 she transferred her membership to the church, of which she remained a member until God saw fit to can her to be united in the Church Triumphant. She was active in community interesats and a leader in society, never seeking position or popularity. Her quiet grace gave her right of way into every heart, both young and old. Her confidence in the triumph of right over wrong was unwavering. Heaven was always real to her and with her there was no death, but a glorious transition. And through her long siege of sickness She bore it with a Christian fortitude that never coraplained and with ever a cheery smile for friends and kindred. .Her home and family were her life. She leaves to mourn her a heartbroken husband, two children and an aged father. There are also two brothers. W. M. and Albert Stillwell, and two sisters,
Mrs. Frank Finley and Mrs. William Frye.
Now that Minnie is gone a multitude of relatives and friends mingle their tears in common grief over her departure to her memory.
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