Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Bussey, Ann Ellen 1915
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Payette Independent 12-2-1915
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, December 2, 1915

Obituary

Mrs. Ann Ellen Bussay died at Portland Surgical Hospital, Portland, Oregon, 
Friday, November 19, 1915. Thursday evening she was in good spirits and 
expected to soon join her family, restored to health, but the reaper suddenly 
called Friday at 6 a. m. the immediate cause of her taking away being 
Pulmonary Embolism. The body was brought to Payette Sunday and was accompanied 
by two daughters, a son and daughter-in-law.

Funeral services were held at the Bussey home Tuesday at 2 o'clock conducted 
by Rev. Thomas Ashworth of St. James Episcopal church of which church Mrs. 
Bussey was a cominunicant. Loving neighbors provided abundantly the most 
beautiful flowers, expressions of their love and esteem.

Mrs. Bussey was born at Kewanee, Illinois, in 1862 and moved with her parents, 
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mellor, to Rock Springs, Wyoming, in 1870, where she met 
and married Mr. Bussey in 1879. They moved to Payette in 1895 when Mr. Bussey 
became manager for the Moss Mercantile Co.

Relatives and very many friends mourn the passing away of good wife, a loving 
mother and kind and helpful neighbor. Her life was marked by deeds of love and 
kindheartedness. The community has lost a friend to every good work, to every 
noble aspiration. a husband and five children survive her. Mrs. Clifford Dagg, 
and Orrin E. Bussey, of Payette, Mrs. Harry L. Tillotson, Mrs. William Baker 
and Charles Bussey, Jr., of Portland, Oregon, whose lives will be richer by 
the exemplification of the mother's teaching and the practice of her womanly 
virtues are the children.

"There is no death. What seems so is transition;
This life of mortal breath is but the suburbs
Of the life Elysian, whose portals we call death".

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