Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Hulliberger, Cleo K. February 4, 1930
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          A CHRISTIAN LIFE TAKEN IN HIS YOUTH
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          CLEO K. HULLIBERGER, A HIGH SCHOOL 
    STUDENT PASSED AWAY AT PENNOCK HOSPITAL
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   Another bright young man taken from his home school and a Christian life by the
strong hand of disease.
   Quite suddenly Cleo Hulliberger developed a case of appendictitis and although an
operation was performed as soon as the patient could be gotten to the nearest hospital, the
disease had advanced to such a state that recovery was impossible and death came to the 
young man in the morning of his manhood.
   He was a bright young man, being a junior in the Lake Odessa high school with his
sister Keitha.
   The funeral was held February 6.  His classmates and Mrs. Morgan attended in a
body.  The pallbearers were his schoolmates also.
   The serman was by his pastor Rev. R. I. Humberd and the singing by a quartette
who were Mrs. Humberd, Mrs. Klingman, Charles Darby, and Edgar Strong.  Burial was 
at Lakeside cemetery.
                           Obituary
   Cleo K. Hulliberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hulliberger, was born in Blanchard,
Mecossta county, Mich., July 6, 1913 and spared this life February 4, 1930, at Pennock 
hospital, age 16 years, 6 months and 28 days.
   He was baptized May 24, 1926 and became a member of the First Brethren church
where he has been a faithful member ever since, always willing to do whatever his Master 
would have him do, always finding his place at the Lord's house when it was convenient.
   Everything was done that loving hands could do but all was in vain, for the
Master had need of him in mansions above.
   He was a patient sufferer.  He leaves to mourn their loss a father, mother, two
sisters Keitha and Essalie, one brother Orly, many aunts, uncles and other relatives 
and a host of friends.
            I shall stand by side in His glory sorrows of night
                  Forever have vanished away
             I shall stand by your side in His glory and light
                  On that beautiful, wonderful, shadowless day.

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