Published in The Gospel Visitor, 1865, page 382:
Died of congestive billious fever, in Donals Creek church, Clark co. 0. September the 5th bro. HENRY BRUBAKER, aged 44 years and 15 days. He leaves a sorrowing widow and five children to mourn their loss, which we trust is his great gain. He was a member of the church for upwards of twenty years, and a minister in the church for about 13 years, and in his death the church has lost a faithful minister, his family a kind father, and the community a valuable neighbor. Funeral discourse by brethren John Hershey and Henry Rubsam from 2 Cor. 5: 1.
Died of congestive billious fever, in Donals Creek church, Clark co. 0. September the 5th bro. HENRY BRUBAKER, aged 44 years and 15 days. He leaves a sorrowing widow and five children to mourn their loss, which we trust is his great gain. He was a member of the church for upwards of twenty years, and a minister in the church for about 13 years, and in his death the church has lost a faithful minister, his family a kind father, and the community a valuable neighbor. Funeral discourse by brethren John Hershey and Henry Rubsam from 2 Cor. 5: 1.
Published in The Gospel Visitor, 1865, page 382:
Died of congestive billious fever, in Donals Creek church, Clark co. 0. September the 5th bro. HENRY BRUBAKER, aged 44 years and 15 days. He leaves a sorrowing widow and five children to mourn their loss, which we trust is his great gain. He was a member of the church for upwards of twenty years, and a minister in the church for about 13 years, and in his death the church has lost a faithful minister, his family a kind father, and the community a valuable neighbor. Funeral discourse by brethren John Hershey and Henry Rubsam from 2 Cor. 5: 1.
Died of congestive billious fever, in Donals Creek church, Clark co. 0. September the 5th bro. HENRY BRUBAKER, aged 44 years and 15 days. He leaves a sorrowing widow and five children to mourn their loss, which we trust is his great gain. He was a member of the church for upwards of twenty years, and a minister in the church for about 13 years, and in his death the church has lost a faithful minister, his family a kind father, and the community a valuable neighbor. Funeral discourse by brethren John Hershey and Henry Rubsam from 2 Cor. 5: 1.
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