Elsie M. Morgan-Fuller's Obiturary, Carlton, Barry County, Michigan

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ELSIE (MORGAN) FULLER
[The Hastings Banner, Aug. 27, 1903, pg 1, ol 5]
OBITUARY
Fuller--Elsie M. Morgan was born in Ruggles, Ashland Co., OH, March
14th, 1847, and departed this life, August 19th, 1903, at her home in
Carlton.

She was united to Mr. Philo Fuller April 7th, 1866, and was the mother
of four children, three of whom are living, Wilbur of East Jordan and
Roy and Myrtle of Hastings, who with the father mourn the early
departure of a kind and loving mother.  She has resided in Carlton all
her married life upon the farm that joins the Messer farm on the south. 
Her home was one of beauty and hospitality, and the hosts of friends who
mourn her death attest how generous a hostess and true a wife she has
been.

She was converted about eight or ten years ago under the preaching of
the Rev. William Wright and joined the M.E. church at Carlton Center,
where she has been a faithful member, always doing what she could to
help the master's work.  During the last two years she has been a great
sufferer, but her patience and fortitude was perfectly marvelous.

The funeral services were held by her pastor, Rev. J.H. Bennett, at the
home.  The floral offerings were many and beautiful, attesting the high
esteem in which the deceased was held by her neighbors and friends.

The floral offerings by Roy Fuller's fellow workmen of the factory
called forth many kind remarks.  All seemed to try in some way to show
their sympathy and interest and a large company followed the remains to
the Fuller cemetery where her body now awaits a glorious resurrection.




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