Obit-Gonzales Inquirer May 22, 1902
Sedan, May 19, 1902
Bro. Knot filled his appointment here yesterday morning, but was called away to the graveyard in the evening to hold funeral services at the grave of little Dennis Adair Duderstadt who died of meningitis early Sunday morning. Little Dennis was nearly nine months old, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunderstadt. Lonely indeed is the home thus bereft of its sunshine, but there is One who can comfort the bereaved and bind the broken hearted. To Him we would commend the sorrowing parents while extending our heartfelt sympathy in their affliction.
Sedan, May 19, 1902
Bro. Knot filled his appointment here yesterday morning, but was called away to the graveyard in the evening to hold funeral services at the grave of little Dennis Adair Duderstadt who died of meningitis early Sunday morning. Little Dennis was nearly nine months old, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunderstadt. Lonely indeed is the home thus bereft of its sunshine, but there is One who can comfort the bereaved and bind the broken hearted. To Him we would commend the sorrowing parents while extending our heartfelt sympathy in their affliction.
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer May 22, 1902
Sedan, May 19, 1902
Bro. Knot filled his appointment here yesterday morning, but was called away to the graveyard in the evening to hold funeral services at the grave of little Dennis Adair Duderstadt who died of meningitis early Sunday morning. Little Dennis was nearly nine months old, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunderstadt. Lonely indeed is the home thus bereft of its sunshine, but there is One who can comfort the bereaved and bind the broken hearted. To Him we would commend the sorrowing parents while extending our heartfelt sympathy in their affliction.
Sedan, May 19, 1902
Bro. Knot filled his appointment here yesterday morning, but was called away to the graveyard in the evening to hold funeral services at the grave of little Dennis Adair Duderstadt who died of meningitis early Sunday morning. Little Dennis was nearly nine months old, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunderstadt. Lonely indeed is the home thus bereft of its sunshine, but there is One who can comfort the bereaved and bind the broken hearted. To Him we would commend the sorrowing parents while extending our heartfelt sympathy in their affliction.
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