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From: "Karen Zach" <>
Subject: Re: [INPARKE] TEAGUE (Burkhart) obit - Jim add :)
Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 23:19:37 -0400
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From: "Karen Zach" <>
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Subject: [INPARKE] TEAGUE (Burkhart) obit - Jim add :)


> Public Library, Local History Room, copied and typed by Karen Bazzani Zach
> July 20, 2007 --Myrtle TEAGUE nee Burkhart, daughter of Frank and Minerva
> E. Burkhart was born in Howard Twp, Parke County, Ind July 9, 1882, died
> at her home in Sugar Creek Twp, March 27, 1903, aged 20 years, 8 months 18
> days. She was united in marriage to Everett son of H. D. and Sarah Teague
> May 22, 1901. Deceased had been a constant sufferer of that fatal malady
> (consumption) for 28 months yet with patience she bore her suffering and
> misfortune to her own glory and honor. She is gone, but her kind words
> and unfaltering love for dear ones, remain never to be blotted out. "She
> that hath light within her own breast may sit in the center of the night
> and enjoy bright day." Such was true of the subject of this sketch, who
> is second bright gem of the Sugar Creek Twp Alumni Association taken from
> the class of' 98. And now, farewell, Myrtle, you have gone to claim the
> golden crown that angels wear. !
> May you and your husband, together with all your relatives and friends
> meet in that sweet "Bye and Bye." Who will say that this life has not
> wrought a positive and permanent good in the great tide of human
> existance? Funeral services were conducted at the residence on the 27th
> by Rev. Sarah McKey. Immediately following the funeral services interment
> took place in Wolf Creek cemetery, witnessed by a large concourse of
> relatives and sympathizing friends. She leaves a dear and devoted
> husband, two brothers, two sisters, father, mother and numerous aunts,
> uncles and various other relatives and friends to mourn her loss. We
> tender to the bereaved family our heart felt sympathy mingled with the
> profoundest regret in this sad event, which has deprived them of a true
> and loving wife, daughter and sister and the community of a kind and
> sympathetic neighbor. To you, my dear Bro. Vestal, I extend my deepest
> fraternal sorrow, friendship and love. Yours in FCB Clarence Teague.
>
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