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TranscriptI know that my Redeemer liveth
Memorial NameFriedrich Menzel
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TranscriptTil The Belfast Child Sings Again
Memorial NamePhyllis Hansberry
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TranscriptHe said, the maid is not dead.
Matthew 9.c.24.v
Matthew 9.c.24.v
Memorial NameAdelaide Branch
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Epitaphs
TranscriptLike a rose after the rain
Something beautiful remains
Something beautiful remains
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Epitaphs
TranscriptHe hath prepared for them a city
Memorial NameMarjory Stockham
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TranscriptFond of nature and all things beautiful
Memorial NameEdith Hopkins
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TranscriptShe lived unselfishly
She wrote inspiringly
She died gloriously
She wrote inspiringly
She died gloriously
Memorial NameMay Vivienne
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Epitaphs
TranscriptMay is Mary's month, and I muse on this and wonder why
Memorial NameMary Cochran
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Epitaphs
TranscriptOnly those who have lost are able to tell
The pain at the heart in saying farewell
The pain at the heart in saying farewell
Memorial NameWilliam Wall
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Epitaphs
TranscriptDeath cannot long divide,
For is it not as if the rose had
Climbed my garden wall and -
Blossomed on the other side.
For is it not as if the rose had
Climbed my garden wall and -
Blossomed on the other side.
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TranscriptEach step I take my Saviour holds my hand and gently leads me home
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TranscriptGod knows how much we miss them,
He counts the tears we shed,
And whispers hush, they are only sleeping
Your loved ones are not dead.
He counts the tears we shed,
And whispers hush, they are only sleeping
Your loved ones are not dead.
Memorial NameWilliam Ellis Johns
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Epitaphs
TranscriptLet no tear thine eye-lids dim;
O'er this pale house of clay.
But think I rest at peace with him
Who wipes all tears away
O'er this pale house of clay.
But think I rest at peace with him
Who wipes all tears away
Memorial NameClifford Maurice Hulbert
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Epitaphs
TranscriptOh, the World is cold and I cannot go back
Press forward I surely must
I will place my hand in His wounded palm
Step over the line and trust
Press forward I surely must
I will place my hand in His wounded palm
Step over the line and trust
Memorial NameSarah Auckland
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Epitaphs
TranscriptI loved her, oh! No tongue can tell
How much I loved her and how well.
God loved her too, and thought it best
To take her to her heavenly rest.
How much I loved her and how well.
God loved her too, and thought it best
To take her to her heavenly rest.
Memorial NameEliza Harvy Barthoomew
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Epitaphs
TranscriptSemper Fidelis
(Translates to 'Always Failthful')
(Translates to 'Always Failthful')
Memorial NameAlice Maud Edgington
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Epitaphs
TranscriptBut soon at break of day,
Thy calm almighty voice
Stronger than death shall say
Awake, Arise, Rejoice
Thy calm almighty voice
Stronger than death shall say
Awake, Arise, Rejoice
Memorial NameEmily Lovibond