Jean Carol Bough was born November 12, 1941 and passed away July 26, 1943 age 20 months and 14 days. She was the daughter of Clyde and Mable Bough.
She is survived besides the parents by two brothers, Kyle and Lyle. She is also survived by two grandfathers, 1 grandmother, 2 great grandmothers, three aunts, five uncles, and also many other relatives and friends.
All was done for little Jeannie that could be done by doing hands of loved ones, physicians, and friends but nothing could be done to stay the hand of death. After four days of suffering, she was called into eternity where sickness and pain are unknown and where we will meet with her again to say "Good-Bye."
In olden days
When Jesus came
and He on earth did dwell
He bid the children come to him
His call is ringing still
Our Lord knows best
We bow to him, although our grief is deep
Our Jeanie's gone and left us here
But peaceful is her sleep
Her life on earth seemed short to us
And now she's gone away
To brighten heaven for us all
Until that happy day
When we shall see her as she is
Blooming near God's throne
Awaiting there to welcome us
As each one gathers home.
We are lonesome - - yes
But, think of her, in heaven shining fair
Let's pray to God to comfort us
Until we meet her there.
Our hope in heaven is brighter
for, since she has gone above
to rest with Jesus evermore
In His eternal love.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday mroning at 11:00 o'clock by Elder C. E. Elliott at Gum Springs Church with burial at that place. Church & Neal in charge.
Obit provided by Lewis M. Rosenbaum.
She is survived besides the parents by two brothers, Kyle and Lyle. She is also survived by two grandfathers, 1 grandmother, 2 great grandmothers, three aunts, five uncles, and also many other relatives and friends.
All was done for little Jeannie that could be done by doing hands of loved ones, physicians, and friends but nothing could be done to stay the hand of death. After four days of suffering, she was called into eternity where sickness and pain are unknown and where we will meet with her again to say "Good-Bye."
In olden days
When Jesus came
and He on earth did dwell
He bid the children come to him
His call is ringing still
Our Lord knows best
We bow to him, although our grief is deep
Our Jeanie's gone and left us here
But peaceful is her sleep
Her life on earth seemed short to us
And now she's gone away
To brighten heaven for us all
Until that happy day
When we shall see her as she is
Blooming near God's throne
Awaiting there to welcome us
As each one gathers home.
We are lonesome - - yes
But, think of her, in heaven shining fair
Let's pray to God to comfort us
Until we meet her there.
Our hope in heaven is brighter
for, since she has gone above
to rest with Jesus evermore
In His eternal love.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday mroning at 11:00 o'clock by Elder C. E. Elliott at Gum Springs Church with burial at that place. Church & Neal in charge.
Obit provided by Lewis M. Rosenbaum.
Jean Carol Bough was born November 12, 1941 and passed away July 26, 1943 age 20 months and 14 days. She was the daughter of Clyde and Mable Bough.
She is survived besides the parents by two brothers, Kyle and Lyle. She is also survived by two grandfathers, 1 grandmother, 2 great grandmothers, three aunts, five uncles, and also many other relatives and friends.
All was done for little Jeannie that could be done by doing hands of loved ones, physicians, and friends but nothing could be done to stay the hand of death. After four days of suffering, she was called into eternity where sickness and pain are unknown and where we will meet with her again to say "Good-Bye."
In olden days
When Jesus came
and He on earth did dwell
He bid the children come to him
His call is ringing still
Our Lord knows best
We bow to him, although our grief is deep
Our Jeanie's gone and left us here
But peaceful is her sleep
Her life on earth seemed short to us
And now she's gone away
To brighten heaven for us all
Until that happy day
When we shall see her as she is
Blooming near God's throne
Awaiting there to welcome us
As each one gathers home.
We are lonesome - - yes
But, think of her, in heaven shining fair
Let's pray to God to comfort us
Until we meet her there.
Our hope in heaven is brighter
for, since she has gone above
to rest with Jesus evermore
In His eternal love.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday mroning at 11:00 o'clock by Elder C. E. Elliott at Gum Springs Church with burial at that place. Church & Neal in charge.
Obit provided by Lewis M. Rosenbaum.
She is survived besides the parents by two brothers, Kyle and Lyle. She is also survived by two grandfathers, 1 grandmother, 2 great grandmothers, three aunts, five uncles, and also many other relatives and friends.
All was done for little Jeannie that could be done by doing hands of loved ones, physicians, and friends but nothing could be done to stay the hand of death. After four days of suffering, she was called into eternity where sickness and pain are unknown and where we will meet with her again to say "Good-Bye."
In olden days
When Jesus came
and He on earth did dwell
He bid the children come to him
His call is ringing still
Our Lord knows best
We bow to him, although our grief is deep
Our Jeanie's gone and left us here
But peaceful is her sleep
Her life on earth seemed short to us
And now she's gone away
To brighten heaven for us all
Until that happy day
When we shall see her as she is
Blooming near God's throne
Awaiting there to welcome us
As each one gathers home.
We are lonesome - - yes
But, think of her, in heaven shining fair
Let's pray to God to comfort us
Until we meet her there.
Our hope in heaven is brighter
for, since she has gone above
to rest with Jesus evermore
In His eternal love.
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday mroning at 11:00 o'clock by Elder C. E. Elliott at Gum Springs Church with burial at that place. Church & Neal in charge.
Obit provided by Lewis M. Rosenbaum.
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