Madison County GaArchives Obituaries.....Stribling, Essie Evans June 18, 1924
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Danielsville Monitor,  27 Jun 1924
In Loving Memory Of Mrs. F. D. Stribling

On last Wednesday afternoon the Death Angel called the spirit of Mrs. 
Stribling to her heavenly home.  all the community was made sad with the sad 
news of her death.  She had undergone an operation at St. Mary's Hospital on 
Friday before and all her friends and loved ones sincerely hoped and trusted 
that her life might be spared, but the dear God who made and loveth us all saw 
best to carry her to her heavenly home.

Mrs. Stribling had been sick for a long time and she had been very patient and 
battled strongly with her last enemy to be overcome, death.

Mrs. Stribling was always a true wife and mother.  She will be missed greatly 
by her large host of friends, but most of all by her dear husband and precious 
children and though she has taken her flight to her heavenly home where there 
will be no more sorrow and suffering for her but eternal joy and life 
everlasting, yet her influence will continue to live through the agent.

Mrs. Stribling was always a patient, kind, gentle, loving woman.  she was as a 
bright shining light in her heome and so the works of her life will sontinue 
to shine here on earth and her spirit will be a bright shining light in the 
glory land.  "To know Mrs. Stribling was to love her."

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. a. M. Sprayberry of Lincolnton, 
former pastor of the Danielsville Methodist church, assisted by Rev. M. C. 
Allen the present pastor.  Her body was laid to rest in the Jones Chapel 
cemetery on Thursday afternoon.

She leaves a husband, eight children, a mother, four borthers, and one sister, 
and a host of relatives and friends to mourn her death.  May God richly bless 
and comfort the bereaved ones.  Let us so live that when our lives shall come 
to a close we may join her in heaven.  Her toil is o'er, her work is done; she 
fought the fight, the victory won.

A Friend


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