Death of Mrs. Burbank
Mrs. David B. Burbank died at her home in Tomales last week Wednesday. Her illness, la grippe, was very short, and her husband was prostrated at the time with the same complaint. Mrs. Burbank was usually well the Sunday before her death, which occurred on Wednesday. A friend of the deceased say: "She and her husband were friends. They were as tender and considerate of each other every day and always as if they had been but just married. I don't see what her poor husband will do without her. And then she was so lovely and usueful in the social life of the place. Her's was a ready hand for every philanthropy, and indeed she was a leader in all good works."
Published Sausalito News
March 16, 1895
Death
Mrs. Pauline V. Burbank, wife of David Burbank, died at her home near Tomales, Wednesday March 6th, after a short illness with la grippe. Deceased was a woman who had many friends and those who knew her best feel her loss most. A large number of friends followed the remains to their last resting place in the city of the dead. The sorrowing relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community.
Published Marin County Tocsin
March 16, 1895
Mrs. David B. Burbank died at her home in Tomales last week Wednesday. Her illness, la grippe, was very short, and her husband was prostrated at the time with the same complaint. Mrs. Burbank was usually well the Sunday before her death, which occurred on Wednesday. A friend of the deceased say: "She and her husband were friends. They were as tender and considerate of each other every day and always as if they had been but just married. I don't see what her poor husband will do without her. And then she was so lovely and usueful in the social life of the place. Her's was a ready hand for every philanthropy, and indeed she was a leader in all good works."
Published Sausalito News
March 16, 1895
Death
Mrs. Pauline V. Burbank, wife of David Burbank, died at her home near Tomales, Wednesday March 6th, after a short illness with la grippe. Deceased was a woman who had many friends and those who knew her best feel her loss most. A large number of friends followed the remains to their last resting place in the city of the dead. The sorrowing relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community.
Published Marin County Tocsin
March 16, 1895
Death of Mrs. Burbank
Mrs. David B. Burbank died at her home in Tomales last week Wednesday. Her illness, la grippe, was very short, and her husband was prostrated at the time with the same complaint. Mrs. Burbank was usually well the Sunday before her death, which occurred on Wednesday. A friend of the deceased say: "She and her husband were friends. They were as tender and considerate of each other every day and always as if they had been but just married. I don't see what her poor husband will do without her. And then she was so lovely and usueful in the social life of the place. Her's was a ready hand for every philanthropy, and indeed she was a leader in all good works."
Published Sausalito News
March 16, 1895
Death
Mrs. Pauline V. Burbank, wife of David Burbank, died at her home near Tomales, Wednesday March 6th, after a short illness with la grippe. Deceased was a woman who had many friends and those who knew her best feel her loss most. A large number of friends followed the remains to their last resting place in the city of the dead. The sorrowing relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community.
Published Marin County Tocsin
March 16, 1895
Mrs. David B. Burbank died at her home in Tomales last week Wednesday. Her illness, la grippe, was very short, and her husband was prostrated at the time with the same complaint. Mrs. Burbank was usually well the Sunday before her death, which occurred on Wednesday. A friend of the deceased say: "She and her husband were friends. They were as tender and considerate of each other every day and always as if they had been but just married. I don't see what her poor husband will do without her. And then she was so lovely and usueful in the social life of the place. Her's was a ready hand for every philanthropy, and indeed she was a leader in all good works."
Published Sausalito News
March 16, 1895
Death
Mrs. Pauline V. Burbank, wife of David Burbank, died at her home near Tomales, Wednesday March 6th, after a short illness with la grippe. Deceased was a woman who had many friends and those who knew her best feel her loss most. A large number of friends followed the remains to their last resting place in the city of the dead. The sorrowing relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community.
Published Marin County Tocsin
March 16, 1895
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