Obituary - The Iowa Report- Page 9- Dec 24, 1895.
Born January 20, 1862, Died December 19, 1895
She was married to E. P Walster in the autumn in 1883; all of the above , in or near Marble Rock, Iowa. To them were born six children, four daughter and two sons, the youngest being but two weeks old on the death of her mother.
Sister Walster gave herself to the service of Christ April 22, 1894 and immersed by the writer. She loved her home and was faithful to her duty toward the cause she had espoused. She will be missed by all. Her husband and children were her pride and joy in their home. Peaceful, sympathetic and charitable was she with all, but atlas how are hopes are crushed.
She was laid to rest in the Marble Rock cemetery, Dec. 21st. May the kind Father love and keep safe the bereaved ones is my prayer. M.W.
Born January 20, 1862, Died December 19, 1895
She was married to E. P Walster in the autumn in 1883; all of the above , in or near Marble Rock, Iowa. To them were born six children, four daughter and two sons, the youngest being but two weeks old on the death of her mother.
Sister Walster gave herself to the service of Christ April 22, 1894 and immersed by the writer. She loved her home and was faithful to her duty toward the cause she had espoused. She will be missed by all. Her husband and children were her pride and joy in their home. Peaceful, sympathetic and charitable was she with all, but atlas how are hopes are crushed.
She was laid to rest in the Marble Rock cemetery, Dec. 21st. May the kind Father love and keep safe the bereaved ones is my prayer. M.W.
Obituary - The Iowa Report- Page 9- Dec 24, 1895.
Born January 20, 1862, Died December 19, 1895
She was married to E. P Walster in the autumn in 1883; all of the above , in or near Marble Rock, Iowa. To them were born six children, four daughter and two sons, the youngest being but two weeks old on the death of her mother.
Sister Walster gave herself to the service of Christ April 22, 1894 and immersed by the writer. She loved her home and was faithful to her duty toward the cause she had espoused. She will be missed by all. Her husband and children were her pride and joy in their home. Peaceful, sympathetic and charitable was she with all, but atlas how are hopes are crushed.
She was laid to rest in the Marble Rock cemetery, Dec. 21st. May the kind Father love and keep safe the bereaved ones is my prayer. M.W.
Born January 20, 1862, Died December 19, 1895
She was married to E. P Walster in the autumn in 1883; all of the above , in or near Marble Rock, Iowa. To them were born six children, four daughter and two sons, the youngest being but two weeks old on the death of her mother.
Sister Walster gave herself to the service of Christ April 22, 1894 and immersed by the writer. She loved her home and was faithful to her duty toward the cause she had espoused. She will be missed by all. Her husband and children were her pride and joy in their home. Peaceful, sympathetic and charitable was she with all, but atlas how are hopes are crushed.
She was laid to rest in the Marble Rock cemetery, Dec. 21st. May the kind Father love and keep safe the bereaved ones is my prayer. M.W.
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