Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Zuschnitt, Mary Alwilda (Henney) April 7, 1907
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Lake Odessa Wave-Friday April 12, 1907

OBITUARY
Mrs. Wm. Zuschnitt of North Carlton

Mary Alwilda Henney daughter of Joseph and Margaret Henney was born Jan. 29, 
1861 in Morrow county., Ohio; she moved with her parents to Carlton, Barry 
County, Mich., at the age of 6 years in which place she has since resided. She 
united with the Progressive Brethren church Jan. 19, 1888 and lived a Christian 
life until death called her to her reward.

She was united in marriage to Wm. Zuschnitt Aug. 17, 1890.

Besides a foster child, Lyle Williams now sixteen years old, to them were born 
two daughter's Verdie and Bertha. She departed this life April 7, 1907, age 46 
years, 2 months and 7 days. She leaves to mourn their loss a husband, two 
daughters, a father, two sisters and five brothers, namely-Harvey, residing at 
Remus, Mich.; James at Traverse City; Mrs Magie Cook, Sault Ste. Marie; Cora 
Kick, Ralph, Edgar and Chester, all of Carlton, and a host of relatives and 
friends. Her mother and one brother, Jesse, having preceded her to the spirit 
world.

The funeral was held Wednesday at 11 o'clock at the Tamarac church conducted by 
Rev. Duffy of Freeport and interment was made in Lakeside cemetery.

 There are hills beyond the valley, Where the river glideth by, Where Eden 
flowers are blooming Underneath a cloudless sky.
 There the stately palms are swaying, In the soft and balmy breeze, Birds of 
Paradise are singing from the ever verdant trees.
 On those hills beyond the river, Is our heavenly father's throne, And the 
brightness of that city, Mortal eye hath never known.
 Oh its gates are shining brightly In the never fading day, For the sunshine is 
eternal, And can never fade away.
 While we walk along the valley, We may sometimes gain a view, Of the hills 
beyond the river, Underneath the arching blue.
 If our footsteps never falter, In the path that should be trod, We shall meet 
our beloved sister, In the city of our God.

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