OBITUARY - ARTHUR EDWARD RAMAGE
SAN FRANCISCO --Friends and acquaintances of Harry E. Ramage, pioneer druggist of Youngstown, Alberta, Canada and Helen A. Ramage (nee Martin) of Youngstown Alberta and Chatham, Ont. will be grieved to learn of the passing of their only son, Arthur Edward, aged 8 years. Thouh but a child he was noted for his artistic ability and friends and teachers say he gave great promise of a wonderful future.
The funeral which was marked by the number and variety of floral tributes, took place on Febrary 1, at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park and a large number of Youngstown and San Francisco friends wer in attendance.
He has gone from us, the loved one
Longer here he may not stay;
Jusus wanted him in Heaven,
So he took him far away.
We will miss our darling child
For no more on eath well ever see
The joyous face and laughing eyes,
So full of childish glee/
But friends must say a little brother,
The Lord He gave and took away;
His name be blest for evermore
Let him be our perpetual stay.
The forget not he is happy now,
Resting in his dear Saviors Arms,
Away from this vile world of ours,
And sheltered from all death's alarms.
SAN FRANCISCO --Friends and acquaintances of Harry E. Ramage, pioneer druggist of Youngstown, Alberta, Canada and Helen A. Ramage (nee Martin) of Youngstown Alberta and Chatham, Ont. will be grieved to learn of the passing of their only son, Arthur Edward, aged 8 years. Thouh but a child he was noted for his artistic ability and friends and teachers say he gave great promise of a wonderful future.
The funeral which was marked by the number and variety of floral tributes, took place on Febrary 1, at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park and a large number of Youngstown and San Francisco friends wer in attendance.
He has gone from us, the loved one
Longer here he may not stay;
Jusus wanted him in Heaven,
So he took him far away.
We will miss our darling child
For no more on eath well ever see
The joyous face and laughing eyes,
So full of childish glee/
But friends must say a little brother,
The Lord He gave and took away;
His name be blest for evermore
Let him be our perpetual stay.
The forget not he is happy now,
Resting in his dear Saviors Arms,
Away from this vile world of ours,
And sheltered from all death's alarms.
OBITUARY - ARTHUR EDWARD RAMAGE
SAN FRANCISCO --Friends and acquaintances of Harry E. Ramage, pioneer druggist of Youngstown, Alberta, Canada and Helen A. Ramage (nee Martin) of Youngstown Alberta and Chatham, Ont. will be grieved to learn of the passing of their only son, Arthur Edward, aged 8 years. Thouh but a child he was noted for his artistic ability and friends and teachers say he gave great promise of a wonderful future.
The funeral which was marked by the number and variety of floral tributes, took place on Febrary 1, at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park and a large number of Youngstown and San Francisco friends wer in attendance.
He has gone from us, the loved one
Longer here he may not stay;
Jusus wanted him in Heaven,
So he took him far away.
We will miss our darling child
For no more on eath well ever see
The joyous face and laughing eyes,
So full of childish glee/
But friends must say a little brother,
The Lord He gave and took away;
His name be blest for evermore
Let him be our perpetual stay.
The forget not he is happy now,
Resting in his dear Saviors Arms,
Away from this vile world of ours,
And sheltered from all death's alarms.
SAN FRANCISCO --Friends and acquaintances of Harry E. Ramage, pioneer druggist of Youngstown, Alberta, Canada and Helen A. Ramage (nee Martin) of Youngstown Alberta and Chatham, Ont. will be grieved to learn of the passing of their only son, Arthur Edward, aged 8 years. Thouh but a child he was noted for his artistic ability and friends and teachers say he gave great promise of a wonderful future.
The funeral which was marked by the number and variety of floral tributes, took place on Febrary 1, at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park and a large number of Youngstown and San Francisco friends wer in attendance.
He has gone from us, the loved one
Longer here he may not stay;
Jusus wanted him in Heaven,
So he took him far away.
We will miss our darling child
For no more on eath well ever see
The joyous face and laughing eyes,
So full of childish glee/
But friends must say a little brother,
The Lord He gave and took away;
His name be blest for evermore
Let him be our perpetual stay.
The forget not he is happy now,
Resting in his dear Saviors Arms,
Away from this vile world of ours,
And sheltered from all death's alarms.
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