He was stricken with creeping paralysis and for two years has been unable to lie down but spent his time in his chair, being an example of patience, always satisfied with what they could do for him. Even when he was not able to make his wants known anymore he manifested a delight to hear God's Word read, and be admonished. Thus he fell peacefully asleep in Jesus, leaving the confident hope that he has gone to eternal rest.
He was stricken with creeping paralysis and for two years has been unable to lie down but spent his time in his chair, being an example of patience, always satisfied with what they could do for him. Even when he was not able to make his wants known anymore he manifested a delight to hear God's Word read, and be admonished. Thus he fell peacefully asleep in Jesus, leaving the confident hope that he has gone to eternal rest.
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Joseph J. Zook
1871–1959
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Phebe Zook Moser
1873–1940
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Emma Adeline Zook Smucker
1875–1959
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Willie O Zook
1878–1878
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Milo Willis Zook
1879–1952
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Ellis Zook
1882–1951
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Oscar Allen Zook
1885–1965
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Ada Belle Zook Schrock
1887–1973
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Ida Mae Zook Honderich
1887–1973
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Wilma Fay Zook
1891–1892
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Willa Pearl Zook
1891–1892
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Verda M Zook Hartzler
1893–1985
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