"The LaFayette Sun" - October 8, 1913:
In Memory.
On September the fifth, the gentle spirit of our dear aunt, Elizabeth Harmon, was wafted to the great Unknown. She was nearly 85 years of age, and had been for several months in declining health, but the hand of death could not be stayed. She never murmured nor complained at her afflictions, but bore them with Christian Fortitude.
While her body reposeth here we feel that her spirit is with her Savior, where partings come no more, and is safe within the "golden gate", there to await the resurrection.
- Her niece, Susie Harmon Christian, September 28, 1913.
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In Memory.
On September the fifth, the gentle spirit of our dear aunt, Elizabeth Harmon, was wafted to the great Unknown. She was nearly 85 years of age, and had been for several months in declining health, but the hand of death could not be stayed. She never murmured nor complained at her afflictions, but bore them with Christian Fortitude.
While her body reposeth here we feel that her spirit is with her Savior, where partings come no more, and is safe within the "golden gate", there to await the resurrection.
- Her niece, Susie Harmon Christian, September 28, 1913.
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"The LaFayette Sun" - October 8, 1913:
In Memory.
On September the fifth, the gentle spirit of our dear aunt, Elizabeth Harmon, was wafted to the great Unknown. She was nearly 85 years of age, and had been for several months in declining health, but the hand of death could not be stayed. She never murmured nor complained at her afflictions, but bore them with Christian Fortitude.
While her body reposeth here we feel that her spirit is with her Savior, where partings come no more, and is safe within the "golden gate", there to await the resurrection.
- Her niece, Susie Harmon Christian, September 28, 1913.
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In Memory.
On September the fifth, the gentle spirit of our dear aunt, Elizabeth Harmon, was wafted to the great Unknown. She was nearly 85 years of age, and had been for several months in declining health, but the hand of death could not be stayed. She never murmured nor complained at her afflictions, but bore them with Christian Fortitude.
While her body reposeth here we feel that her spirit is with her Savior, where partings come no more, and is safe within the "golden gate", there to await the resurrection.
- Her niece, Susie Harmon Christian, September 28, 1913.
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