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Obit of Aline Sandlin - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com  9 Apr 2000
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The Verden News
February 1, 1924



Aline Sandlin, whose home was about three miles southeast of Verden, was 
born Jan. 10, 1910, departed this life Jan. 25, 1924. She united with 
the Baptist church at the age of eleven years. Reared by devoted 
Christian parents, Aline was everything a little Christian could be. Her 
sweet disposition and quiet manner won her many friends. To know her was 
to love her. She was loyal to her church and her Sunday school, she was 
a Bible student, always knowing her Sunday School lesson and manifesting 
the Christian spirit in her answers. She was always thoughtful of 
others; when her 14th birthday found her upon her bed of affliction she 
requested that her birthday offering be turned in to the Sunday School 
to be sent to the orphans home.

"By their works Ye shall know then."

Aline leaves, besides a host of friends and relatives, a father, mother, 
sister and brother to mourn her home going.

We extend to the family our deepest sympathy and prayers for we know the 
home is sad and that Aline will never return to it for she has gone to 
her reward. But thanks be to our Heavenly father for that consolation 
that none other can give when our loved ones fall asleep in Jesus.

"Yet 'twill only be a sleep
When with songs and dewy light
Morning blossoms out of light
She will open her kindly eyes
'Neath palms of Paradise
While we foolish ones weep."

Her Sunday School Teacher


Submitted by Sandi Carter