Massac County IL Archives Obituaries.....DeJarnett, Nellie J. Giltner February 15, 1937
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Metropolis Republican Herald
METROPOLIS REPUBLICAN HERALD - 17FEB1937 - DEATH'S HARVEST THE PAST WEEK - MRS. 
D. A. DEJARNETT
Mrs. Nellie DeJarnett, wife of D. A. DeJarnett, died Monday night at the family 
home on Catherine St. at the age of 43 years, 9 months & 13 days.  Funeral 
services, conducted by Rev. Horsley, were held at Mt. Sterling church this 
(Wednesday) afternoon.  The singing was by Miss Inez Todd & Mrs. Florence 
Norman, with Mrs. I. M. Pfrimmer at the piano.  The casket bearers were members 
of the Odd Fellows lodge of Joppa.  Interment was in Mt. Sterling cemetery.  A 
complete obituary has been promised bor next week.  The bereved family have the 
sincere sympathy of all in their loss of this splendid wife & mother.

METROPOLIS REPUBLICAN HERALD - 24FEB1937 - DEATH'S HARVEST THE PAST WEEK - MRS. 
D. A. DEJARNETT
Nellie J. Giltner, daughter of M. L. & Mollie Giltner was born 22Apr1893 & 
departed this life 15Feb1937, at 8:10 p.m. at the age of 43 years, 9 months & 
23 days.  
She was converted & united with the Mt. Sterling Cumberland Presbyterian church 
at Unionville, IL, at the age of 15, remaining there until 23Dec1935, when she 
transferred her membership to the First M. E. church in Metropolis, IL, where 
she remained a faithful member until her death.
She was united in marriage to David A. DeJarnett, of Unionville, IL, 
11Apr1915.  To this union were born 7 children.  She leaves her husband, David 
A. DeJarnett; 5 sons, Raymond, Arnold, Omer, Lindell & Allen Jean; 2 daughters, 
Elva & Evelyn, all of Metropolis; her mother, Mrs. Mollie Giltner, of 
Unionville; 6 brothers, Wiliam, Walter, Shelby, Allen, Ira & Cecil Giltner, all 
of Unionville; 1 sister preceded her in death.  She also leaves 2 aunts, Eolia 
Giltner & Lizzie Corley, both of Unionville; 2 uncles, John P. Reno of 
Unionville & Owen C. Reno of Milburn, KY; 14 nephews & nieces; also a host of 
kind & loving friends.
The children have lost a kind & affectionate mother & the husband a patient & 
loving wife.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev. Horsley, pastor of the Metropolis M. E. 
church, were held at Mt. Sterling church at 2 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon.  
The singers were Mrs. Inez Todd & Mrs. Florence Norman, of Joppa, with Mrs. I. 
N. Pfrimmer at the piano.  The casket bearers were Henry Morrow, Irvin 
Speckman, Norman Lambert, Walter Lewis, D. F. Keaster & Ray Hart, members of 
the Odd Fellows Order.  Interment was in the church cemetery.
There is no death.  The stars go down 
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright in Heaven's jeweled crown
They shine fore evermore.
There is no death.  An angel form
Walks o'er the earth with silent tread;
 He bears our best loved things away,
And then we call them 'dead.'
He leaves our hearts all desolate; 
He plucks our fairest, sweetest flowers,
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.

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