OBITUARY: Sarah Ann Spilsbury; Toquerville, Kane co., Utah

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Woman's Exponent, Salt Lake City, Utah
Issue 15 - 1 Jan 1880

Died, at Toquerville, Dec. 11, 1879, of inflammation of the brain, Sarah Ann
Spilsbury, wife of Alma P. Spilsbury, of Toquerville, Kane co., Utah. Deceased
was born in Mill Creek Ward, Salt Lake Co., Feb. 27, 1853.

Memorial of Respect

To the Memory of Sarah Ann Spilsbury, President of the Y.L.M.I. Association.

Whereas, our much esteemed President and fellow laborer, Sarah ann spilsbury,
has by divien Providence, been removed from our midst by the hand of death;
and, whereas, by her regular attendance at our meetings, we have been enabled
to know and appreciate her admirable character; therefore,

Be it resolved, that we, the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association of
Toquerville, deeply mourn her loss and sympathize with her bereaved husband
and friends in the loss of so good, honorable and esteemed a wife and friend.

Resolved, that we tender to her bereaved husband our heartfelt sympathy for a
loss so irreparable.

Resolved, that a copy of these reslutions be transmitted to the family of the
deceased, and also furnished the "Deseret News" and Woman's Exponent, and that
the same be placed upon the minutes of the Association.
E. M. Kleinman,
Elvira Hill,
Christenia Forsyth,
Committee.