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The Ludington Record
Vol. XVII
Thursday, August 21, 1884

        FRANK, only son of WALLACE E. and MARY E. SANBORN, died at their
     home in Custer, Aug. 11, at 8 o'clock a.m.  His body was taken to
     Decatur, Vanburen county, for service and burial, his father and
     sister being buried there; his sickness was short, and his death a
     severe shock to the family and friends.  He was 16 years of age, the
     oldest of the family; was born at Decatur; has lived at Custer 9
     years, being with his parents, a pioneer of the township.  FRANK had
     gained the respect and love of all who knew him by his straight manly
     ways, and since his fathers death, three months ago, has proved by his
     energy and devotion to his mother and sisters that he realized the
     great trust left to him; at school he was a studious and apt scholar,
     at home an obedient and dutiful son.  He has gone, like all other
     things of earth, and we must be comforted by the thought that it was
     God's will.  FRANK was an exemplary boy.     - a Neighbor.

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