Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hutcherson, Marvin (2) July 13, 1925
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Danielsville Monitor,  17 July  1925


IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARVIN HUTCHERSON

On last Tuesday morning, July 13, at 6:00 o'clock the Death Angel called 
the spriit of Marvin to his heavenly home.  All of his numberous friends 
and loved ones were made sad with the news of his death.  Marvin had 
been sick with Typhoid fever about a month and his friends and loved 
ones sincerely hoped and trusted that his life might be spared but the 
dear God who mde and loveth us all saw best to carry him to his heavenly 
home.

Marvin was an ideal young man.  He was always a true son, brother and 
friend.  "To know him was to love him."  Marvin was a Christian youn man 
and always attended the services of his church regularly.  He will be greatly 
missed by his church, community, loved ones and his numberous friends, and 
though he has taken his flight to his heavenly home where there will be no 
more sorrow and suffering for him, but eternal joy and life everlasting, yet 
his influence will continue to live through the ages.

He was always a kind noble, sympathetic, loving young man.  There was no 
better young man that Marvin to be found anywhere.  He was as a bright 
shining light in his home church and elsewhere and so the works of his life 
will continue to shine here on earth and his spirit will be a bright shining 
light in the glory land.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. M. C. Allen, his pastor, 
assisted by Rev. Turner of Commerce, where he worked, and he was 
always been there at church when not at his church.  His body was laid to 
rest in the Liberty cemetery on Wednesday morning.  He leaves a 
father, mother, three borthers and three sisters and a host of relatives 
and friends to mourn his death.

Let us live that when our lives shall come to a close we may join him in 
Heaven.

His toll is o'er, his work is done,
He fought the fight, the victory won.

                                        A Friend

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