Clark County IL Archives Obits.....
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From 29 March 1906, Clark County (IL) Herald

Obituary of Frank Lulick


Frank, son of Joseph and Louise Lulick, departed this life March 29, 1905,
age 18 years, 7 months and 8 days.  Deceased was converted in the 9th year
of his life.  He lived an active Christian life until he was about 14 years
old and while he was not an active church worker in the last years of his
life, yet he always loved to talk to his mother and others upon the subject
of religion and had expressed his intention of renewing his covenant with
Christ just the evening before his decease.  He had a high regard for the
Sabbath and always looked upon Sunday excursions, Sunday ball games etc, as
great evils.  He was an active Sunday School worker and always spent the
Sabbath devotionally.  He was a very kind and dutiful son and already in
life manifested remarkable habits of industry and enterprise.  He sought
and moved only in the noblest circles of society.  He leaves a father,
mother, five sisters and many other relatives and friends to mourn the loss
of one who was so cruelly cut down just when a life so full of promise was
opening.

The funeral was preached at the German church by Rev. S. O. Stoltz,
assisted by Rev. P. F. Kettering.  Intermant was in the Marshall cemetery.

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