Funeral Rites for Mrs. Church
Funeral rites were conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Violet church at the H. F. Suhr Company’s chapel, 2919 Mission street, San Francisco. It was fitting that the well loved mother should be amid a profusion of fragrant flowers, while reverent words were spoken by Rev. Collins, Episcopal minister, as friends wept quietly.
Flowers from her gardens, a bunch of fragrant roses, were on the casket, near a large spray of lilies of the valley, gardenias and bouvardia, from her children. Masses of blooms from friends in Petaluma and other cities filled the chapel.
As the services progressed the organ played softly. There was no singing. Friends from San Francisco and other cities were there to pray and say good-bye to a great mother, whose life was spent in devotion to her children.
Simple were the obsequies, just as she would have wished. There was no eulogy, only the words of the bible, were intoned over her, as the last farewells were taken.
The interment followed at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Mrs. Church, who made her home in this city for many years, and more recently in San Francisco, was the mother of Claude, Clyde and Joel Church, Mrs. Bertha Winn, Mrs. Juanita Behrens and Mrs. Dulcie Crook.
Some years ago Mrs. Church fell at her home and never fully recovered from the injury suffered. The end came suddenly after an illness of two hours from a heart attack.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier
Petaluma, California
Thursday, December 17, 1936
p. 14
Funeral Services Set for Mrs. Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Violet Church, formerly of Petaluma, who died in San Francisco early Monday morning, will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock at the chapel of H. F. Suhr Co., 2919 Mission street, near 25th. Inurnment will follow at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier Evening edition
Petaluma, California
Tuesday, December 15, 1936
p. 8, c.8.
Funeral rites were conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Violet church at the H. F. Suhr Company’s chapel, 2919 Mission street, San Francisco. It was fitting that the well loved mother should be amid a profusion of fragrant flowers, while reverent words were spoken by Rev. Collins, Episcopal minister, as friends wept quietly.
Flowers from her gardens, a bunch of fragrant roses, were on the casket, near a large spray of lilies of the valley, gardenias and bouvardia, from her children. Masses of blooms from friends in Petaluma and other cities filled the chapel.
As the services progressed the organ played softly. There was no singing. Friends from San Francisco and other cities were there to pray and say good-bye to a great mother, whose life was spent in devotion to her children.
Simple were the obsequies, just as she would have wished. There was no eulogy, only the words of the bible, were intoned over her, as the last farewells were taken.
The interment followed at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Mrs. Church, who made her home in this city for many years, and more recently in San Francisco, was the mother of Claude, Clyde and Joel Church, Mrs. Bertha Winn, Mrs. Juanita Behrens and Mrs. Dulcie Crook.
Some years ago Mrs. Church fell at her home and never fully recovered from the injury suffered. The end came suddenly after an illness of two hours from a heart attack.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier
Petaluma, California
Thursday, December 17, 1936
p. 14
Funeral Services Set for Mrs. Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Violet Church, formerly of Petaluma, who died in San Francisco early Monday morning, will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock at the chapel of H. F. Suhr Co., 2919 Mission street, near 25th. Inurnment will follow at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier Evening edition
Petaluma, California
Tuesday, December 15, 1936
p. 8, c.8.
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Church
Funeral rites were conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Violet church at the H. F. Suhr Company’s chapel, 2919 Mission street, San Francisco. It was fitting that the well loved mother should be amid a profusion of fragrant flowers, while reverent words were spoken by Rev. Collins, Episcopal minister, as friends wept quietly.
Flowers from her gardens, a bunch of fragrant roses, were on the casket, near a large spray of lilies of the valley, gardenias and bouvardia, from her children. Masses of blooms from friends in Petaluma and other cities filled the chapel.
As the services progressed the organ played softly. There was no singing. Friends from San Francisco and other cities were there to pray and say good-bye to a great mother, whose life was spent in devotion to her children.
Simple were the obsequies, just as she would have wished. There was no eulogy, only the words of the bible, were intoned over her, as the last farewells were taken.
The interment followed at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Mrs. Church, who made her home in this city for many years, and more recently in San Francisco, was the mother of Claude, Clyde and Joel Church, Mrs. Bertha Winn, Mrs. Juanita Behrens and Mrs. Dulcie Crook.
Some years ago Mrs. Church fell at her home and never fully recovered from the injury suffered. The end came suddenly after an illness of two hours from a heart attack.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier
Petaluma, California
Thursday, December 17, 1936
p. 14
Funeral Services Set for Mrs. Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Violet Church, formerly of Petaluma, who died in San Francisco early Monday morning, will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock at the chapel of H. F. Suhr Co., 2919 Mission street, near 25th. Inurnment will follow at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier Evening edition
Petaluma, California
Tuesday, December 15, 1936
p. 8, c.8.
Funeral rites were conducted Wednesday for Mrs. Violet church at the H. F. Suhr Company’s chapel, 2919 Mission street, San Francisco. It was fitting that the well loved mother should be amid a profusion of fragrant flowers, while reverent words were spoken by Rev. Collins, Episcopal minister, as friends wept quietly.
Flowers from her gardens, a bunch of fragrant roses, were on the casket, near a large spray of lilies of the valley, gardenias and bouvardia, from her children. Masses of blooms from friends in Petaluma and other cities filled the chapel.
As the services progressed the organ played softly. There was no singing. Friends from San Francisco and other cities were there to pray and say good-bye to a great mother, whose life was spent in devotion to her children.
Simple were the obsequies, just as she would have wished. There was no eulogy, only the words of the bible, were intoned over her, as the last farewells were taken.
The interment followed at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Mrs. Church, who made her home in this city for many years, and more recently in San Francisco, was the mother of Claude, Clyde and Joel Church, Mrs. Bertha Winn, Mrs. Juanita Behrens and Mrs. Dulcie Crook.
Some years ago Mrs. Church fell at her home and never fully recovered from the injury suffered. The end came suddenly after an illness of two hours from a heart attack.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier
Petaluma, California
Thursday, December 17, 1936
p. 14
Funeral Services Set for Mrs. Church
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Violet Church, formerly of Petaluma, who died in San Francisco early Monday morning, will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock at the chapel of H. F. Suhr Co., 2919 Mission street, near 25th. Inurnment will follow at Cypress Lawn Columbarium.
Published Petaluma Argus-Courier Evening edition
Petaluma, California
Tuesday, December 15, 1936
p. 8, c.8.
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