Obituary:  Trimble County: 1928

Submitted by:   Joy Mack   Email:  cmuck@seidata.com 

Newspaper clipping found in Culver Family Bible that has been handed down to
Joy Mack. Trimble Banner dated March 1920.

ROBERT L. JOYCE

Quietly as he had lived just so the spirit of Mr. Robert L. Joyce slipped
from it's earthly tenement into the land of Rest, Tuesday morning 
March 23rd., 1920. He had been suffering for quite awhile with a cancer on 
his head and he became very much worse the latter part of last week and 
gradually sank from Sunday to life's close. He is survived by his wife, who 
was Miss Annie Goley, from Indiana, and two grown sons, Albert and Edward.  
He also leaves three brothers, Pliny, Frank and James B. Joyce and two 
sisters, Mrs. Will Culver and Mrs. Geo. Averitt, all of Trimble County, 
but Mrs. Averitt, who lives near Hanover, Ind.

He was not a church member but inclined toward the M.E. church.  He was a
quite, timid, honor, loving and God fearing man and though he never made a 
public confession (possibly his timidity kept him from it) we feel we can 
say, All is well with him.

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church
in Bedford at 2 o'clock by Rev. Williams, of Milton, and the remains were 
laid to rest in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.  Peace to his ashes.

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