Polk County GaArchives Obituaries.....Bryan, Jack December 16 1918
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Cedartown Standard, Thursday, February 7, 1918
On Dec. 16th, 1917, God saw fit to take away little Jack Bryan. He was so sweet 
and cheery. Father and mother had great hopes in his future, but God had 
something better. ‘Tis so sad when the family gather at the table; no little 
tongue with its sweet baby prattle; his little chair sits there so lonely. He 
was snatched away so quick, just twenty-four hours from the time he got sick 
till his little form was cold and still. Cheer up, loved ones; we don’t say, 
don’t grieve, for that would be cruel. We know that God doeth all things well. 
How sweet to know we can see him again some day. One who loved him. (Cedartown 
Standard, Thursday, February 7, 1918) 

We wish to return thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and 
words of sympathy in the short illness and at the death of our darling little 
Jack. Oh! He was so sweet and good, so hard to give him up. May the God who 
hath shown us his mighty power bless you all. (Cedartown Standard, Thursday, 
December 27, 1917) 


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