In Memoriam.
(In loving remembrance of Maggie Neuber.)
Our darling Maggie is gone, nor soon our tears will dry.
Full heavy is our sorrow our hearts are sad and sore.
There's mourning in our home there is grief from morn till night.
For our bravest our dearest is no more.
The many cares in home affairs she served us, served us well;
Putting all thoughts of self aside for us she used her heart and brain.
All she did and suffered for us only one above can tell
Steadfast, one course she followed—where the path of duty led.
In all our conflicts in our struggles she did a giant's share.
Bitter words were never on her lips, nor 'ere were falsehood there.
If our home is happier, brighter, 'tis to her the praise is due.
For each morn she led us forth from darkness to the light of day.
May she rest in peace. Amen.
—From a true friend.
The Grand Rapids (Wisconsin) Tribune, Wednesday, March 10, 1915
(In loving remembrance of Maggie Neuber.)
Our darling Maggie is gone, nor soon our tears will dry.
Full heavy is our sorrow our hearts are sad and sore.
There's mourning in our home there is grief from morn till night.
For our bravest our dearest is no more.
The many cares in home affairs she served us, served us well;
Putting all thoughts of self aside for us she used her heart and brain.
All she did and suffered for us only one above can tell
Steadfast, one course she followed—where the path of duty led.
In all our conflicts in our struggles she did a giant's share.
Bitter words were never on her lips, nor 'ere were falsehood there.
If our home is happier, brighter, 'tis to her the praise is due.
For each morn she led us forth from darkness to the light of day.
May she rest in peace. Amen.
—From a true friend.
The Grand Rapids (Wisconsin) Tribune, Wednesday, March 10, 1915
In Memoriam.
(In loving remembrance of Maggie Neuber.)
Our darling Maggie is gone, nor soon our tears will dry.
Full heavy is our sorrow our hearts are sad and sore.
There's mourning in our home there is grief from morn till night.
For our bravest our dearest is no more.
The many cares in home affairs she served us, served us well;
Putting all thoughts of self aside for us she used her heart and brain.
All she did and suffered for us only one above can tell
Steadfast, one course she followed—where the path of duty led.
In all our conflicts in our struggles she did a giant's share.
Bitter words were never on her lips, nor 'ere were falsehood there.
If our home is happier, brighter, 'tis to her the praise is due.
For each morn she led us forth from darkness to the light of day.
May she rest in peace. Amen.
—From a true friend.
The Grand Rapids (Wisconsin) Tribune, Wednesday, March 10, 1915
(In loving remembrance of Maggie Neuber.)
Our darling Maggie is gone, nor soon our tears will dry.
Full heavy is our sorrow our hearts are sad and sore.
There's mourning in our home there is grief from morn till night.
For our bravest our dearest is no more.
The many cares in home affairs she served us, served us well;
Putting all thoughts of self aside for us she used her heart and brain.
All she did and suffered for us only one above can tell
Steadfast, one course she followed—where the path of duty led.
In all our conflicts in our struggles she did a giant's share.
Bitter words were never on her lips, nor 'ere were falsehood there.
If our home is happier, brighter, 'tis to her the praise is due.
For each morn she led us forth from darkness to the light of day.
May she rest in peace. Amen.
—From a true friend.
The Grand Rapids (Wisconsin) Tribune, Wednesday, March 10, 1915
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