Obituary from Messenger of Truth Issue 15, 1943:
D. H. Buller was born in Poland, August 15, 1867. At the age of six years he was included in the great immigration from Russia to America in the year of 1874, on the steamship, Fatherland. From Philadelphia they crossed the country to McPherson Co. Kansas, where Dave grew to manhood.
He was married at the age of 19 years to Anna Koehn, who preceeded him in death in 1926. During the pioneering period, Mr. Buller was engaged in various enterprises; such as, merchandizing, railroad work, farming, real estate, post-master, etc., successively in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. For the last five years he lived in retirement in Perryton, Texas, On June 22nd, he left Perryton by automobile, stopping for a few visits in Gray Co. Kansas, and proceeded to Marion Co. Kansas, where on July 2nd he dressed the graves of his parents, the late H. H. and Katherine Buller. When ready to leave the cemetery he suffered a paralytic stroke, caused evidently from over exertion, to which he succomed seven hours later.
He reached the age of 76 years 10 months and 19 days.
His life was characterized with an outspoken simplicity, and the strong determination that right and righteousness in his own life, and in those he contacted should prevail.
He is survived by three sons; J. D. Buller, and A. J. Buller of Winton, Calif. and H. C. Buller of San Francisco, Calif. 2 grandsons, one granddaughter, and three great-grandchildren. Two daughters preceeded him in death.
Funeral services were conducted in the Logan Church at Durham, Kans., with Rev. P. G. Hiebert in charge, who spoke from scriptures, Heb. 9:27; Psa. 139:23,24; Psa. 90:1-3. Interment was made in nearby cemetery.
Bio provided courtesy of FAG Contributor Jcarter.
D. H. Buller was born in Poland, August 15, 1867. At the age of six years he was included in the great immigration from Russia to America in the year of 1874, on the steamship, Fatherland. From Philadelphia they crossed the country to McPherson Co. Kansas, where Dave grew to manhood.
He was married at the age of 19 years to Anna Koehn, who preceeded him in death in 1926. During the pioneering period, Mr. Buller was engaged in various enterprises; such as, merchandizing, railroad work, farming, real estate, post-master, etc., successively in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. For the last five years he lived in retirement in Perryton, Texas, On June 22nd, he left Perryton by automobile, stopping for a few visits in Gray Co. Kansas, and proceeded to Marion Co. Kansas, where on July 2nd he dressed the graves of his parents, the late H. H. and Katherine Buller. When ready to leave the cemetery he suffered a paralytic stroke, caused evidently from over exertion, to which he succomed seven hours later.
He reached the age of 76 years 10 months and 19 days.
His life was characterized with an outspoken simplicity, and the strong determination that right and righteousness in his own life, and in those he contacted should prevail.
He is survived by three sons; J. D. Buller, and A. J. Buller of Winton, Calif. and H. C. Buller of San Francisco, Calif. 2 grandsons, one granddaughter, and three great-grandchildren. Two daughters preceeded him in death.
Funeral services were conducted in the Logan Church at Durham, Kans., with Rev. P. G. Hiebert in charge, who spoke from scriptures, Heb. 9:27; Psa. 139:23,24; Psa. 90:1-3. Interment was made in nearby cemetery.
Bio provided courtesy of FAG Contributor Jcarter.
Obituary from Messenger of Truth Issue 15, 1943:
D. H. Buller was born in Poland, August 15, 1867. At the age of six years he was included in the great immigration from Russia to America in the year of 1874, on the steamship, Fatherland. From Philadelphia they crossed the country to McPherson Co. Kansas, where Dave grew to manhood.
He was married at the age of 19 years to Anna Koehn, who preceeded him in death in 1926. During the pioneering period, Mr. Buller was engaged in various enterprises; such as, merchandizing, railroad work, farming, real estate, post-master, etc., successively in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. For the last five years he lived in retirement in Perryton, Texas, On June 22nd, he left Perryton by automobile, stopping for a few visits in Gray Co. Kansas, and proceeded to Marion Co. Kansas, where on July 2nd he dressed the graves of his parents, the late H. H. and Katherine Buller. When ready to leave the cemetery he suffered a paralytic stroke, caused evidently from over exertion, to which he succomed seven hours later.
He reached the age of 76 years 10 months and 19 days.
His life was characterized with an outspoken simplicity, and the strong determination that right and righteousness in his own life, and in those he contacted should prevail.
He is survived by three sons; J. D. Buller, and A. J. Buller of Winton, Calif. and H. C. Buller of San Francisco, Calif. 2 grandsons, one granddaughter, and three great-grandchildren. Two daughters preceeded him in death.
Funeral services were conducted in the Logan Church at Durham, Kans., with Rev. P. G. Hiebert in charge, who spoke from scriptures, Heb. 9:27; Psa. 139:23,24; Psa. 90:1-3. Interment was made in nearby cemetery.
Bio provided courtesy of FAG Contributor Jcarter.
D. H. Buller was born in Poland, August 15, 1867. At the age of six years he was included in the great immigration from Russia to America in the year of 1874, on the steamship, Fatherland. From Philadelphia they crossed the country to McPherson Co. Kansas, where Dave grew to manhood.
He was married at the age of 19 years to Anna Koehn, who preceeded him in death in 1926. During the pioneering period, Mr. Buller was engaged in various enterprises; such as, merchandizing, railroad work, farming, real estate, post-master, etc., successively in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. For the last five years he lived in retirement in Perryton, Texas, On June 22nd, he left Perryton by automobile, stopping for a few visits in Gray Co. Kansas, and proceeded to Marion Co. Kansas, where on July 2nd he dressed the graves of his parents, the late H. H. and Katherine Buller. When ready to leave the cemetery he suffered a paralytic stroke, caused evidently from over exertion, to which he succomed seven hours later.
He reached the age of 76 years 10 months and 19 days.
His life was characterized with an outspoken simplicity, and the strong determination that right and righteousness in his own life, and in those he contacted should prevail.
He is survived by three sons; J. D. Buller, and A. J. Buller of Winton, Calif. and H. C. Buller of San Francisco, Calif. 2 grandsons, one granddaughter, and three great-grandchildren. Two daughters preceeded him in death.
Funeral services were conducted in the Logan Church at Durham, Kans., with Rev. P. G. Hiebert in charge, who spoke from scriptures, Heb. 9:27; Psa. 139:23,24; Psa. 90:1-3. Interment was made in nearby cemetery.
Bio provided courtesy of FAG Contributor Jcarter.
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