Butts County GaArchives Obituaries.....W. T. C. Redman May 20 1887
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Middle Ga Argus

W. T. C. Redman, Memoriam

“Another silver cord has been loosed, another bowl is broken.”  Death has 
triumphed over mortality and another soul rests with its God.  It is with a sad 
and heavy thought, not hopeless heart; we chronicle the death of our friend and 
brother in Christ, the deceased W. T. C. Redman, who fell asleep on the 20th of 
May 1887.  The sorrow that we shall see his face no more on earth!  His 
departure of this life will cause many sad tears; and yet we feel that our loss 
is his eternal gain; while he can never come to us again, we may, by 
faithfulness to the God he loved, join him by and by with all the blood washed 
through in our Father’s home on high.   Glory to God for the hope of a 
reunion!  Farewell dear friend for a season!  To your memory that can never 
fade from our hearts, we pay this last tribute of respect and gratitude.  Sweet 
be your rest till the resurrection morn.   Thou shalt sleep but not forever, in 
the cold and silent grave.   Butts County now sustains the loss of a prominent 
citizen; the M. E. Church at Stark a faithful member, ever true and devoted to 
the cause.  His companion also sustains the loss of a husband, the children a 
kind and loving father.

Middle Ga Argus – Week of June 7,1887


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