Samuel G. Musser was born Dec. 22, 1848; died Jan.
7, 1928 at the place of his birth near Bowmansville, Pa. His illness
(some kind of lung affection) was of four weeks duration. Three weeks
prior to his death he filled his place in Church and Sunday school, a
place never vacant when health permitted. He was one of our
gray-haired Sunday school scholars, the kind whose piety means so much
in shaping the character of our smaller scholars by their presence.
His family hearth was cheered by 3 sons, 5 daughters, (Henry, Israel,
John, Lizzie, Susanna, Sarah and Hettie - one died in infancy). He had
a clear testimony to the saving power of Christ to the very last. His
age was 79 y. 15 d. Bros. George Horning and Isaac Geigley had charge
of the funeral services which were held in the Bowmansville Mennonite
Church. Texts, Psa. 37:37; I Pet. 1:4,5; Heb. 11:8-10. Bro. J.M.
Sauder had the burial and benediction.
7, 1928 at the place of his birth near Bowmansville, Pa. His illness
(some kind of lung affection) was of four weeks duration. Three weeks
prior to his death he filled his place in Church and Sunday school, a
place never vacant when health permitted. He was one of our
gray-haired Sunday school scholars, the kind whose piety means so much
in shaping the character of our smaller scholars by their presence.
His family hearth was cheered by 3 sons, 5 daughters, (Henry, Israel,
John, Lizzie, Susanna, Sarah and Hettie - one died in infancy). He had
a clear testimony to the saving power of Christ to the very last. His
age was 79 y. 15 d. Bros. George Horning and Isaac Geigley had charge
of the funeral services which were held in the Bowmansville Mennonite
Church. Texts, Psa. 37:37; I Pet. 1:4,5; Heb. 11:8-10. Bro. J.M.
Sauder had the burial and benediction.
Samuel G. Musser was born Dec. 22, 1848; died Jan.
7, 1928 at the place of his birth near Bowmansville, Pa. His illness
(some kind of lung affection) was of four weeks duration. Three weeks
prior to his death he filled his place in Church and Sunday school, a
place never vacant when health permitted. He was one of our
gray-haired Sunday school scholars, the kind whose piety means so much
in shaping the character of our smaller scholars by their presence.
His family hearth was cheered by 3 sons, 5 daughters, (Henry, Israel,
John, Lizzie, Susanna, Sarah and Hettie - one died in infancy). He had
a clear testimony to the saving power of Christ to the very last. His
age was 79 y. 15 d. Bros. George Horning and Isaac Geigley had charge
of the funeral services which were held in the Bowmansville Mennonite
Church. Texts, Psa. 37:37; I Pet. 1:4,5; Heb. 11:8-10. Bro. J.M.
Sauder had the burial and benediction.
7, 1928 at the place of his birth near Bowmansville, Pa. His illness
(some kind of lung affection) was of four weeks duration. Three weeks
prior to his death he filled his place in Church and Sunday school, a
place never vacant when health permitted. He was one of our
gray-haired Sunday school scholars, the kind whose piety means so much
in shaping the character of our smaller scholars by their presence.
His family hearth was cheered by 3 sons, 5 daughters, (Henry, Israel,
John, Lizzie, Susanna, Sarah and Hettie - one died in infancy). He had
a clear testimony to the saving power of Christ to the very last. His
age was 79 y. 15 d. Bros. George Horning and Isaac Geigley had charge
of the funeral services which were held in the Bowmansville Mennonite
Church. Texts, Psa. 37:37; I Pet. 1:4,5; Heb. 11:8-10. Bro. J.M.
Sauder had the burial and benediction.
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