1886 - Laura Fredenburg - 1933
"A loving mother and a good wife has gone to her rest."
Laura Mae Bunce was born February 9, 1886, at Calumet, Iowa, where she lived with her parents, Wayland M. Bunce and Harriet Bunce, until the death of her mother in November 1891. From that time she lived with her sister, Mrs. Mina Scott until a short time previous to her marriage.
She was united in marriage to Warren E. Fredenburg on January 8, 1906. Unto this union were born six children, Harold Wesley, Melva Lula, Belva Laura, Joyce Marlam, Wayne Elsworth and Doris La Vonne.
She leaves to mourn her death, her husband and five children.
Belva Laura, a twin to Melva, preceded her in death at the age of one year. She leaves one sister and three brothers to mourn her loss, Mrs. Mina E. Scott of Lucedale, Miss.; Eben J. Bunce of Sioux city, Iowa; Dr. E. W. Bunce of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Clarence E. Bunce of Sibley, Iowa.
Sister Fredenburg became a follower of Christ at about sixteen years of age and united with the Methodist church of Primghar. In 1919 her membership was transferred to the Maple Grove Church of God where she was an active member until her death. Mrs. Fredenburg will be greatly missed by the family, relatives, friends, and in the church and all its activities.
She has been failing in health for the past year and a half. Three months of this time she has been in the hospital.
She passed away Wednesday morning, May 10, at Storm Lake, Iowa.
"A loving mother and a good wife has gone to her rest."
Laura Mae Bunce was born February 9, 1886, at Calumet, Iowa, where she lived with her parents, Wayland M. Bunce and Harriet Bunce, until the death of her mother in November 1891. From that time she lived with her sister, Mrs. Mina Scott until a short time previous to her marriage.
She was united in marriage to Warren E. Fredenburg on January 8, 1906. Unto this union were born six children, Harold Wesley, Melva Lula, Belva Laura, Joyce Marlam, Wayne Elsworth and Doris La Vonne.
She leaves to mourn her death, her husband and five children.
Belva Laura, a twin to Melva, preceded her in death at the age of one year. She leaves one sister and three brothers to mourn her loss, Mrs. Mina E. Scott of Lucedale, Miss.; Eben J. Bunce of Sioux city, Iowa; Dr. E. W. Bunce of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Clarence E. Bunce of Sibley, Iowa.
Sister Fredenburg became a follower of Christ at about sixteen years of age and united with the Methodist church of Primghar. In 1919 her membership was transferred to the Maple Grove Church of God where she was an active member until her death. Mrs. Fredenburg will be greatly missed by the family, relatives, friends, and in the church and all its activities.
She has been failing in health for the past year and a half. Three months of this time she has been in the hospital.
She passed away Wednesday morning, May 10, at Storm Lake, Iowa.
1886 - Laura Fredenburg - 1933
"A loving mother and a good wife has gone to her rest."
Laura Mae Bunce was born February 9, 1886, at Calumet, Iowa, where she lived with her parents, Wayland M. Bunce and Harriet Bunce, until the death of her mother in November 1891. From that time she lived with her sister, Mrs. Mina Scott until a short time previous to her marriage.
She was united in marriage to Warren E. Fredenburg on January 8, 1906. Unto this union were born six children, Harold Wesley, Melva Lula, Belva Laura, Joyce Marlam, Wayne Elsworth and Doris La Vonne.
She leaves to mourn her death, her husband and five children.
Belva Laura, a twin to Melva, preceded her in death at the age of one year. She leaves one sister and three brothers to mourn her loss, Mrs. Mina E. Scott of Lucedale, Miss.; Eben J. Bunce of Sioux city, Iowa; Dr. E. W. Bunce of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Clarence E. Bunce of Sibley, Iowa.
Sister Fredenburg became a follower of Christ at about sixteen years of age and united with the Methodist church of Primghar. In 1919 her membership was transferred to the Maple Grove Church of God where she was an active member until her death. Mrs. Fredenburg will be greatly missed by the family, relatives, friends, and in the church and all its activities.
She has been failing in health for the past year and a half. Three months of this time she has been in the hospital.
She passed away Wednesday morning, May 10, at Storm Lake, Iowa.
"A loving mother and a good wife has gone to her rest."
Laura Mae Bunce was born February 9, 1886, at Calumet, Iowa, where she lived with her parents, Wayland M. Bunce and Harriet Bunce, until the death of her mother in November 1891. From that time she lived with her sister, Mrs. Mina Scott until a short time previous to her marriage.
She was united in marriage to Warren E. Fredenburg on January 8, 1906. Unto this union were born six children, Harold Wesley, Melva Lula, Belva Laura, Joyce Marlam, Wayne Elsworth and Doris La Vonne.
She leaves to mourn her death, her husband and five children.
Belva Laura, a twin to Melva, preceded her in death at the age of one year. She leaves one sister and three brothers to mourn her loss, Mrs. Mina E. Scott of Lucedale, Miss.; Eben J. Bunce of Sioux city, Iowa; Dr. E. W. Bunce of Los Angeles, Calif.; and Clarence E. Bunce of Sibley, Iowa.
Sister Fredenburg became a follower of Christ at about sixteen years of age and united with the Methodist church of Primghar. In 1919 her membership was transferred to the Maple Grove Church of God where she was an active member until her death. Mrs. Fredenburg will be greatly missed by the family, relatives, friends, and in the church and all its activities.
She has been failing in health for the past year and a half. Three months of this time she has been in the hospital.
She passed away Wednesday morning, May 10, at Storm Lake, Iowa.
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