Death entered the home of Bro. and Sister J. T. Stocker, of Roanoke, Mo., and claimed their youngest child, Merom E., Born Jan. 26th, 1891, died Nov. 27th, 1905. This is the first time death has entered the home of this happy family, and the blow is doubly hard to bear. Bro. Stocker and his wife have the sympathy of their many friends and brethren in this their sad bereavement. May the Heavenly Father's grace be sufficient for them in this trial so hard to bear. May the thought that their pure-minded and sunny hearted child is with the angels of the Lord strengthen and comfort them. The funeral services were conducted by Bro. Lindsey and interment was at Roanoke cemetery. [The Howard Co. Co-Operation, 5 Jan 1906]
Death entered the home of Bro. and Sister J. T. Stocker, of Roanoke, Mo., and claimed their youngest child, Merom E., Born Jan. 26th, 1891, died Nov. 27th, 1905. This is the first time death has entered the home of this happy family, and the blow is doubly hard to bear. Bro. Stocker and his wife have the sympathy of their many friends and brethren in this their sad bereavement. May the Heavenly Father's grace be sufficient for them in this trial so hard to bear. May the thought that their pure-minded and sunny hearted child is with the angels of the Lord strengthen and comfort them. The funeral services were conducted by Bro. Lindsey and interment was at Roanoke cemetery. [The Howard Co. Co-Operation, 5 Jan 1906]
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