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of God's love to us). Though her
life was restricted to less than three score
years she had lived much.

The beauty in and around her
home bore the impress of her
mind. She set her ideals high,
and she was ambitious to fulfill
them as Mother, wife, and friend;
her integrity of purpose
and loving sympathetic nature
endeared her to all who
knew her intimately. Especially
was she tender and considerate
to the brute creation and many
were the woes she lessened.

Her ministrations to the poor,
the sick, and the suffering, known
only to the few, leave the
fragrance of her tender heartedness
as a memorial to her,
for she remembered the