Vancil Vernon Thompson, youngest son Roma and Effie Thompson, was born December 8th, 1913 and departed this life May 23,1914, age five months and fifteen days.
He was such a sweet lovable baby, to see him was to love him. He was never sick until about two weeks before his death. He was so patient through all his suffering, never crying.
He will be greatly missed by father, mother. four brothers and two sisters as well as other relatives and friends.
We wish lo thank our friends and neighbors for their kind help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our darling baby--Mr. and Mrs. Roma Thompson.
(The Southern Illinois Record, June 4, 1914)
He was such a sweet lovable baby, to see him was to love him. He was never sick until about two weeks before his death. He was so patient through all his suffering, never crying.
He will be greatly missed by father, mother. four brothers and two sisters as well as other relatives and friends.
We wish lo thank our friends and neighbors for their kind help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our darling baby--Mr. and Mrs. Roma Thompson.
(The Southern Illinois Record, June 4, 1914)
Vancil Vernon Thompson, youngest son Roma and Effie Thompson, was born December 8th, 1913 and departed this life May 23,1914, age five months and fifteen days.
He was such a sweet lovable baby, to see him was to love him. He was never sick until about two weeks before his death. He was so patient through all his suffering, never crying.
He will be greatly missed by father, mother. four brothers and two sisters as well as other relatives and friends.
We wish lo thank our friends and neighbors for their kind help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our darling baby--Mr. and Mrs. Roma Thompson.
(The Southern Illinois Record, June 4, 1914)
He was such a sweet lovable baby, to see him was to love him. He was never sick until about two weeks before his death. He was so patient through all his suffering, never crying.
He will be greatly missed by father, mother. four brothers and two sisters as well as other relatives and friends.
We wish lo thank our friends and neighbors for their kind help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our darling baby--Mr. and Mrs. Roma Thompson.
(The Southern Illinois Record, June 4, 1914)
Gravesite Details
Son of J. A. & E. Thompson.
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