Married Frank Holloway on 15 Dec 1899, in Denton, Texas.
Married A.J. Essary after the death of her first husband, Frank Hollaway.
Grandpa Essary wrote a poem about grandma after she died; I thought I would share it with you. In remembrance of Mrs.A.J.Essary (**added by Charlene: Mrs. A.J. is Lola Wheeler Holloway-Essary)
born 4-5-1884- Died 7-7-1954
By husband, A.J.Essary
1. How sad here today, when our loved one pass: but she has gone to the place of perfect rest.
2. We have to say,?Goodbye?, it is surely hard to do; but she is now resting with Christ beyond the blue.
3. She lived here 71 years, worked through heat and cold,
But she has left it all to walk the streets of gold.
4. was good to care for the sick; was never a minute to late, but Lola has gone now to the City of Pearly gates.
5. Her health could not be gained; her time on earth is done; but she will live again beyond the evening sun.
6. Her health began to fail; eight Physicians did their best, God said,? it is enough,? Come Lola with me and rest?.
7. If you care to meet her and are not prepared to go, Repent, and turn from sin while living here below.
8. The way Lola walked in is an easy way to find, for many flowers and bouquets she left strewn behind.
9. Bouquets of love and kindness she left along life?s Way; left them for you and me, to help us on each day.
10. In our memory we see her with her many wavy curls, but she has now left us, and gone to the Gates of Pearls.
11. Is there a friend or kinsman who is not prepared to go? Will you now please surrender ?Meet Lola on that Shore?
12. When we meet again up there, in that land of perfect day, there will be no more sorrow, Death and pain have passed away.
13. Loved ones, now be ready and your ?through pass? obtain, so, when Christ comes back you will be in his name.
Married A.J. Essary after the death of her first husband, Frank Hollaway.
Grandpa Essary wrote a poem about grandma after she died; I thought I would share it with you. In remembrance of Mrs.A.J.Essary (**added by Charlene: Mrs. A.J. is Lola Wheeler Holloway-Essary)
born 4-5-1884- Died 7-7-1954
By husband, A.J.Essary
1. How sad here today, when our loved one pass: but she has gone to the place of perfect rest.
2. We have to say,?Goodbye?, it is surely hard to do; but she is now resting with Christ beyond the blue.
3. She lived here 71 years, worked through heat and cold,
But she has left it all to walk the streets of gold.
4. was good to care for the sick; was never a minute to late, but Lola has gone now to the City of Pearly gates.
5. Her health could not be gained; her time on earth is done; but she will live again beyond the evening sun.
6. Her health began to fail; eight Physicians did their best, God said,? it is enough,? Come Lola with me and rest?.
7. If you care to meet her and are not prepared to go, Repent, and turn from sin while living here below.
8. The way Lola walked in is an easy way to find, for many flowers and bouquets she left strewn behind.
9. Bouquets of love and kindness she left along life?s Way; left them for you and me, to help us on each day.
10. In our memory we see her with her many wavy curls, but she has now left us, and gone to the Gates of Pearls.
11. Is there a friend or kinsman who is not prepared to go? Will you now please surrender ?Meet Lola on that Shore?
12. When we meet again up there, in that land of perfect day, there will be no more sorrow, Death and pain have passed away.
13. Loved ones, now be ready and your ?through pass? obtain, so, when Christ comes back you will be in his name.
Married Frank Holloway on 15 Dec 1899, in Denton, Texas.
Married A.J. Essary after the death of her first husband, Frank Hollaway.
Grandpa Essary wrote a poem about grandma after she died; I thought I would share it with you. In remembrance of Mrs.A.J.Essary (**added by Charlene: Mrs. A.J. is Lola Wheeler Holloway-Essary)
born 4-5-1884- Died 7-7-1954
By husband, A.J.Essary
1. How sad here today, when our loved one pass: but she has gone to the place of perfect rest.
2. We have to say,?Goodbye?, it is surely hard to do; but she is now resting with Christ beyond the blue.
3. She lived here 71 years, worked through heat and cold,
But she has left it all to walk the streets of gold.
4. was good to care for the sick; was never a minute to late, but Lola has gone now to the City of Pearly gates.
5. Her health could not be gained; her time on earth is done; but she will live again beyond the evening sun.
6. Her health began to fail; eight Physicians did their best, God said,? it is enough,? Come Lola with me and rest?.
7. If you care to meet her and are not prepared to go, Repent, and turn from sin while living here below.
8. The way Lola walked in is an easy way to find, for many flowers and bouquets she left strewn behind.
9. Bouquets of love and kindness she left along life?s Way; left them for you and me, to help us on each day.
10. In our memory we see her with her many wavy curls, but she has now left us, and gone to the Gates of Pearls.
11. Is there a friend or kinsman who is not prepared to go? Will you now please surrender ?Meet Lola on that Shore?
12. When we meet again up there, in that land of perfect day, there will be no more sorrow, Death and pain have passed away.
13. Loved ones, now be ready and your ?through pass? obtain, so, when Christ comes back you will be in his name.
Married A.J. Essary after the death of her first husband, Frank Hollaway.
Grandpa Essary wrote a poem about grandma after she died; I thought I would share it with you. In remembrance of Mrs.A.J.Essary (**added by Charlene: Mrs. A.J. is Lola Wheeler Holloway-Essary)
born 4-5-1884- Died 7-7-1954
By husband, A.J.Essary
1. How sad here today, when our loved one pass: but she has gone to the place of perfect rest.
2. We have to say,?Goodbye?, it is surely hard to do; but she is now resting with Christ beyond the blue.
3. She lived here 71 years, worked through heat and cold,
But she has left it all to walk the streets of gold.
4. was good to care for the sick; was never a minute to late, but Lola has gone now to the City of Pearly gates.
5. Her health could not be gained; her time on earth is done; but she will live again beyond the evening sun.
6. Her health began to fail; eight Physicians did their best, God said,? it is enough,? Come Lola with me and rest?.
7. If you care to meet her and are not prepared to go, Repent, and turn from sin while living here below.
8. The way Lola walked in is an easy way to find, for many flowers and bouquets she left strewn behind.
9. Bouquets of love and kindness she left along life?s Way; left them for you and me, to help us on each day.
10. In our memory we see her with her many wavy curls, but she has now left us, and gone to the Gates of Pearls.
11. Is there a friend or kinsman who is not prepared to go? Will you now please surrender ?Meet Lola on that Shore?
12. When we meet again up there, in that land of perfect day, there will be no more sorrow, Death and pain have passed away.
13. Loved ones, now be ready and your ?through pass? obtain, so, when Christ comes back you will be in his name.
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