A rough translation of the original German obituary courtesy of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia
Jacob Eisenach was born in Culbertson, Nebraska on September 2, 1884 and died on Sunday February 25, 1940. He reached the age of 55 years, 5 months and 23 days. He came with his parents to Denver, Colorado in 1901. He entered the marriage ceremony with Miss Christina Helzer on January 15, 1910. Two children were born to this marriage. Brother Eisenach was a railroad worker and had to do his work at night. He did his job on Saturday night, went to bed on Sunday morning and when he was called, he was found dead. He is mourned by his deeply sad wife, daughter Irene and son Edwin, three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. Lydia King and Mrs. Williams, and his many friends. May God fulfill his word to those who have stayed behind, whom he wants to comfort like a mother consoles.∼Age 55
Jacob Eisenach was born in Culbertson, Nebraska on September 2, 1884 and died on Sunday February 25, 1940. He reached the age of 55 years, 5 months and 23 days. He came with his parents to Denver, Colorado in 1901. He entered the marriage ceremony with Miss Christina Helzer on January 15, 1910. Two children were born to this marriage. Brother Eisenach was a railroad worker and had to do his work at night. He did his job on Saturday night, went to bed on Sunday morning and when he was called, he was found dead. He is mourned by his deeply sad wife, daughter Irene and son Edwin, three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. Lydia King and Mrs. Williams, and his many friends. May God fulfill his word to those who have stayed behind, whom he wants to comfort like a mother consoles.∼Age 55
A rough translation of the original German obituary courtesy of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia
Jacob Eisenach was born in Culbertson, Nebraska on September 2, 1884 and died on Sunday February 25, 1940. He reached the age of 55 years, 5 months and 23 days. He came with his parents to Denver, Colorado in 1901. He entered the marriage ceremony with Miss Christina Helzer on January 15, 1910. Two children were born to this marriage. Brother Eisenach was a railroad worker and had to do his work at night. He did his job on Saturday night, went to bed on Sunday morning and when he was called, he was found dead. He is mourned by his deeply sad wife, daughter Irene and son Edwin, three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. Lydia King and Mrs. Williams, and his many friends. May God fulfill his word to those who have stayed behind, whom he wants to comfort like a mother consoles.∼Age 55
Jacob Eisenach was born in Culbertson, Nebraska on September 2, 1884 and died on Sunday February 25, 1940. He reached the age of 55 years, 5 months and 23 days. He came with his parents to Denver, Colorado in 1901. He entered the marriage ceremony with Miss Christina Helzer on January 15, 1910. Two children were born to this marriage. Brother Eisenach was a railroad worker and had to do his work at night. He did his job on Saturday night, went to bed on Sunday morning and when he was called, he was found dead. He is mourned by his deeply sad wife, daughter Irene and son Edwin, three sisters: Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs. Lydia King and Mrs. Williams, and his many friends. May God fulfill his word to those who have stayed behind, whom he wants to comfort like a mother consoles.∼Age 55
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