Upson County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hall, Mrs. G.W.  uk
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Dorothy L. Fletcher dorothy010@ameritech.net June 4, 2005, 3:58 pm

Virginia Crilley
To The Memory of Mrs. G.W. Hall
Aunt Nanie, as she was called, was near 76 years of age, having been born Nov. 
17, 1835. Yet after she had lived so long, we still were so unwilling to say 
goodbye forever, for friendship ripens with age, so my love for her, as a 
friend, was deep and steadfast. Having known her since I was a little child yet 
at her death she was the same sweet consoling friend.  But death is no 
respecter, God always takes for his the one that's most dear to our hearts, but 
in our hearts we have that sweet consolation our friend is with her God.  She 
will be so sadly missed by us all and more especially by the humble writer for 
she was a bosom friend and to her dear campanion whom she ever was ready to 
help and cheer, she looked for his homecomings, as one of her happiest moments; 
with smiles on her wrinkled brow, we point him to the one who gave life to all, 
look above.
No doubt but every thing has its cadence of despair and the world seems sad to 
you indeed since she is gone but her soul is sweetly resting above for she had 
fought the fight, kept the faith and there was laid up for her a crown of glory.
For precious is in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints and truly 
she was his own; farewell, farewell but not forever there will be a glorious 
dawn and we all must live to meet on the resurection morn; good bye sweet 
friend I loved you in life and miss you so very much, and feel so unworthy to 
try to write this little piece but will with respect and love to your memory 
which will ever remain fresh; I feel I have lost almost a mother for you never 
was to tired to lend me a helping hand; my happiness you enjoyed, my sorrow was 
likewise shared by you.
I remember that last time I ever talked with you how sweet you smiled when you 
said good bye you would come back next morning, but alas! God knew best and 
said come up higher to a brighter clime.  One who loved her well.  
Mrs. M.S.F.


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