Obit of Nina Pearle Caldwell - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com 
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The Verden News
December 7, 1923

 
Nina Pearle Caldwell, wife of R. M. Caldwell, died in a hospital at 
Chickasha Sunday morning at 1 o'clock following an operation, age 25 
years, 11 months and 6 days.

She was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor. Was a member of the 
Baptist church.

She was married to R. M. Caldwell Sept. 3, 1916.

She leaves to mourn her loss her husband, two children, parents and two 
brothers.

The last services were held Monday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Harman, of 
Chickasha, officiating. Songs were touchingly rendered and the flowers 
were many and beautiful, but not more beautiful than the face that 
rested so peacefully among them. Beautiful in life, beautiful in death, 
but far more beautiful in the resurrection morn. Flowers seem to be the 
best emblem we have to express our love, for we wreathe them around the 
cradle, the marriage altar and the tomb. Thus would we leave her, and in 
memory keep her, as sweetly reposing among the beautiful and fragrant 
flowers.

Her life was gentle, but like the still waters, it was deep. In her 
heart of hearts she carried those she loved, and her hand was never 
weary, her step never failed in ministering unto, caring for, or waiting 
upon those who were in any way dependent upon her.

Thus closed the early life of one who, being dead, yet speaketh.

She was laid to rest in the Verden Cemetery.


Submitted by Sandi Carter