In Memory of Paul Brown
In memory of my dear loving brother, Paul Brown, who departed from this life April 17th. It was so hard to give him up. How he suffered no tongue can tell. It was so hard to see him suffer but God knew the best. We hope some day to meet him where we don't have to part anymore and suffering and trouble will all be over.
I want to thank everyone who was so kind and showed their appreciation. May the Lord bless them.
Sleep on dear brother and take they rest.
God call thee home, he knew the best.
Written by his sister, Mrs. Maud Knight.
Taken from the Russell County news.
In memory of my dear loving brother, Paul Brown, who departed from this life April 17th. It was so hard to give him up. How he suffered no tongue can tell. It was so hard to see him suffer but God knew the best. We hope some day to meet him where we don't have to part anymore and suffering and trouble will all be over.
I want to thank everyone who was so kind and showed their appreciation. May the Lord bless them.
Sleep on dear brother and take they rest.
God call thee home, he knew the best.
Written by his sister, Mrs. Maud Knight.
Taken from the Russell County news.
In Memory of Paul Brown
In memory of my dear loving brother, Paul Brown, who departed from this life April 17th. It was so hard to give him up. How he suffered no tongue can tell. It was so hard to see him suffer but God knew the best. We hope some day to meet him where we don't have to part anymore and suffering and trouble will all be over.
I want to thank everyone who was so kind and showed their appreciation. May the Lord bless them.
Sleep on dear brother and take they rest.
God call thee home, he knew the best.
Written by his sister, Mrs. Maud Knight.
Taken from the Russell County news.
In memory of my dear loving brother, Paul Brown, who departed from this life April 17th. It was so hard to give him up. How he suffered no tongue can tell. It was so hard to see him suffer but God knew the best. We hope some day to meet him where we don't have to part anymore and suffering and trouble will all be over.
I want to thank everyone who was so kind and showed their appreciation. May the Lord bless them.
Sleep on dear brother and take they rest.
God call thee home, he knew the best.
Written by his sister, Mrs. Maud Knight.
Taken from the Russell County news.
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