Haralson County GaArchives Obituaries.....Cain, T. W. July 24, 1930
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"The Cleburne News"
Heflin, Cleburne County, Alabama

NEWSPAPER Issue of Thursday, AUGUST 14, 1930

 IN MEMORY OF T.W. CAIN

A dark shadow of gloom was cast over this vicinity Tuesday morning, July 24, 
1930 when the grim reaper death visited one of the best homes, shortly after 
1 o'clock and carried into the great beyond, a kind and loving father, Mr. 
T.W. Cain. He moved to this county in early manhood with his parents Mr. and 
Mrs. C. C. Cain from Haralson county, Georgia. He later married Miss Annie 
Kerr, daughter of Mrs. A. A. Kerr. To this happy union was born three 
children, H. H. and J. F. Cain of Rome, Ga., and Miss Bessie Cain, who was 
living with her father and grandmother at the time of Mr. Cain's death.

Mr. Cain was one of the best citizens of our community. He was loved and 
respected by all who knew him. It is sad to part with him. I feel assured 
that our sadness is his joy, and our loss is his gain. We desire a 
submissive heart to the will of the kind Master who saw fit in his mercy to 
call him from this vale of sorrow to that happy land of peace and joy, where 
pain and heart aches are not known, and sad partings are no more. His 
character and life which was without spot or fault, did not make him a child 
of grace, but it is the greatest evidence in the world that he is a child of 
the Lord. "By their fruits ye shall know them." The fruit doesn't make the 
tree but the tree bears fruit after its kind. I understand our fruits to be 
our behavior, our deportments and the kind a life we live in this world. 
There is not a person that could truthfully find fault with him or speak 
evil against him. Mr. Cain's loving companion was called into the great 
beyond some 20 years ago. He leaves a kind mother, two sons, a daughter and 
a host of friends to mourn his death.

Funeral services and interment were held at Mars Hill church and cemetery. 
It is our humble hope that in time to come it will be our happy lot to gain 
the prize thou hast won. A true friend, Ira M. Patty, Mars Hill

Additional Comments:
Alabama Deaths, 1908-59 
Name: T. W. Cain 
Death Date: Jul 1930 
Death County: Cleburne  
Volume: 46  
Roll: 2  
Page #: 22688

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