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Obituary:         Louisa Lane Pinnick
Newspaper:        Richmond Palladium
Publication Date: September 1927
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Louisa Lane Pinnick was born July 4, 1845, near French Lick, Indiana, of
pioneer parents; was one of eight children; all but two have passed on into
Spirit Life.

She had the common school education.  She never was stout in body, but had
a strong will.  She was a woman who could do things of service to others,
day or night.

She joined the church when 16 years old and was baptized, accepting the
great commission - be baptized in the name of the Living Christ and be
saved.

While she had no children of her own she was a mother to the orphans.  She
was a good neighbor and a devoted wife and a model housekeeper.  She was a
member of the First Baptist Church of Richmond, Ind.

She was married to George W. Pinnick at West Baden, Ind., on December 6th,
1870.  Her married life covered a span of 56 years.  Died September 5th,
1927, aged 82 years, 2 months.  Laid to rest in Crown Hill Cemetery,
Centerville, Ind., Sept. 7th, 1927, to await the Resurrection.  Thus ends a
long and useful life.

Funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. N. McNemer, of Grand Rapids,
Mich.  He took the 31st chapter of Proverbs as the lesson.  Singers were
Mrs. Dora Whitely and Mrs. Margaret Baker.

Pallbearers: George, John, Emerson, Fred, Claude and Ivan Pinnick.

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How joyful is the thought that lingers,
When loved ones cross death's sea,
That when our labors here are ended
With them we'll ever be.

CARD OF THANKS

We are full of gratitude to all who have rendered service of any kind in
this bereavement.

George W. Pinnick

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