A precious bud, for earth, too fair has gone to Heaven to bloosom there.
Margaret Marie, small daughter of Robert and Sue Campbell was born in Parker, Ind. 23 July 1940 and fell asleep in Jesus, 15 April 1944, at the age of
3yrs, 8mos, and 23 days.
Although her stay on earth was short she endeared herself to all who knew her, always having a smile for everyone even during her suffering.
She attended Sunday School at the Church of the Nazarene in Parker and was a member of the Cradle Roll, there.
We don't understand why one, so dear, should be taken from our midst but with aching hearts we bow to God's will knowing he doeth all things well and we look forward to the day when we shall again clasp her to our hearts in a better world where no pain and sorrow are known and no goodbyes are said.
She leaves to morn, her parents; one brother Robert, Jr.; two grandmothers Mrs. Gladys Marie Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Campbell Cunningham of Muncie; several aunts, uncles, and cousins and a host of friends.
I miss you little darling
and know you are at rest
With the Angels up in Heaven
And you are sweetly blest.
God came and took you from me
Taking my sunshine away
But I hope to meet and greet you
In Heaven some sweet day.
I know the angels are happy
With a darling such as you
For you are making the Heavens brighter
And making it sunny too.
So rest on little Darling
My thoughts are always of you
To me you were my everything
God, must of thought so too.
*Wrote by Grandma Gladys Nichols (Fisher)*
Special Thanks to Debala for sponsoring. It is deeply appreciated.
Margaret Marie, small daughter of Robert and Sue Campbell was born in Parker, Ind. 23 July 1940 and fell asleep in Jesus, 15 April 1944, at the age of
3yrs, 8mos, and 23 days.
Although her stay on earth was short she endeared herself to all who knew her, always having a smile for everyone even during her suffering.
She attended Sunday School at the Church of the Nazarene in Parker and was a member of the Cradle Roll, there.
We don't understand why one, so dear, should be taken from our midst but with aching hearts we bow to God's will knowing he doeth all things well and we look forward to the day when we shall again clasp her to our hearts in a better world where no pain and sorrow are known and no goodbyes are said.
She leaves to morn, her parents; one brother Robert, Jr.; two grandmothers Mrs. Gladys Marie Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Campbell Cunningham of Muncie; several aunts, uncles, and cousins and a host of friends.
I miss you little darling
and know you are at rest
With the Angels up in Heaven
And you are sweetly blest.
God came and took you from me
Taking my sunshine away
But I hope to meet and greet you
In Heaven some sweet day.
I know the angels are happy
With a darling such as you
For you are making the Heavens brighter
And making it sunny too.
So rest on little Darling
My thoughts are always of you
To me you were my everything
God, must of thought so too.
*Wrote by Grandma Gladys Nichols (Fisher)*
Special Thanks to Debala for sponsoring. It is deeply appreciated.
A precious bud, for earth, too fair has gone to Heaven to bloosom there.
Margaret Marie, small daughter of Robert and Sue Campbell was born in Parker, Ind. 23 July 1940 and fell asleep in Jesus, 15 April 1944, at the age of
3yrs, 8mos, and 23 days.
Although her stay on earth was short she endeared herself to all who knew her, always having a smile for everyone even during her suffering.
She attended Sunday School at the Church of the Nazarene in Parker and was a member of the Cradle Roll, there.
We don't understand why one, so dear, should be taken from our midst but with aching hearts we bow to God's will knowing he doeth all things well and we look forward to the day when we shall again clasp her to our hearts in a better world where no pain and sorrow are known and no goodbyes are said.
She leaves to morn, her parents; one brother Robert, Jr.; two grandmothers Mrs. Gladys Marie Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Campbell Cunningham of Muncie; several aunts, uncles, and cousins and a host of friends.
I miss you little darling
and know you are at rest
With the Angels up in Heaven
And you are sweetly blest.
God came and took you from me
Taking my sunshine away
But I hope to meet and greet you
In Heaven some sweet day.
I know the angels are happy
With a darling such as you
For you are making the Heavens brighter
And making it sunny too.
So rest on little Darling
My thoughts are always of you
To me you were my everything
God, must of thought so too.
*Wrote by Grandma Gladys Nichols (Fisher)*
Special Thanks to Debala for sponsoring. It is deeply appreciated.
Margaret Marie, small daughter of Robert and Sue Campbell was born in Parker, Ind. 23 July 1940 and fell asleep in Jesus, 15 April 1944, at the age of
3yrs, 8mos, and 23 days.
Although her stay on earth was short she endeared herself to all who knew her, always having a smile for everyone even during her suffering.
She attended Sunday School at the Church of the Nazarene in Parker and was a member of the Cradle Roll, there.
We don't understand why one, so dear, should be taken from our midst but with aching hearts we bow to God's will knowing he doeth all things well and we look forward to the day when we shall again clasp her to our hearts in a better world where no pain and sorrow are known and no goodbyes are said.
She leaves to morn, her parents; one brother Robert, Jr.; two grandmothers Mrs. Gladys Marie Nichols and Mrs. Margaret Campbell Cunningham of Muncie; several aunts, uncles, and cousins and a host of friends.
I miss you little darling
and know you are at rest
With the Angels up in Heaven
And you are sweetly blest.
God came and took you from me
Taking my sunshine away
But I hope to meet and greet you
In Heaven some sweet day.
I know the angels are happy
With a darling such as you
For you are making the Heavens brighter
And making it sunny too.
So rest on little Darling
My thoughts are always of you
To me you were my everything
God, must of thought so too.
*Wrote by Grandma Gladys Nichols (Fisher)*
Special Thanks to Debala for sponsoring. It is deeply appreciated.
