In memory of our dear Albert.
He lay and suffered sixty-three days with typhoid fever. Nothing was left undone to relieve him ofhis sufferings. He bore it with patience to the end.
It was hard to give him up, to think he had to be taken from us when in the prime of life, leaving his young loving wife and little boy; but we weep not as those who have no hope, forhe was converted when only thirteen years of age and remained steadfast until death came and released him of his suffering on January 30, 1913.
He is gone, our precious darling. Never more will we see his face on earth, but, by the grace of God we expect to see him in the "sweet by-and-by" where all is joy and peace forevermores.
His Father