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LAMINATED OBITUARIES / MEMORIALS<br />

Name: __________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Address: ________________________________________________________________________________<br />

City: ______________________________________ State: ________ Zip Code: ____________________<br />

Daytime Phone #: ( )<br />

Date obituary was published ________________ Name in obituary: ______________________________<br />

Enclosed is a Check or Money <strong>Order</strong> for _______ groups at $16 each for $___________<br />

• Cost includes tax, postage and handling.<br />

• <strong>Laminated</strong> <strong>Obit</strong>uary Notices and/or Memorials are printed in groups of 3 to 4, depending on length.<br />

• Send completed form and payment to: <strong>The</strong> <strong>Leader</strong>-<strong>Herald</strong>, 8 E. Fulton St., Gloversville, NY 12078<br />

Choices of border around obituary text (check one)<br />

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2 3<br />

4 5 6<br />

Select a verse and a background for the back of obituary:<br />

Verse #:<br />

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Background (check one):<br />

1 2<br />

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Verses available:<br />

Verse: 12<br />

God took him/her home, it was His will,<br />

But in our hearts we love him/her still;<br />

His/her memory is as dear today<br />

As in the hour he/she passed away,<br />

We often sit and think of him/her<br />

When we are all alone,<br />

For memory is he only friend<br />

That grief can call its own.<br />

Verse : 26<br />

<strong>The</strong>re the buds from earth transplanted,<br />

For our coming watch and wait,<br />

In the upper garden growing,<br />

Just within the golden gate.<br />

Though our hearts may break with sorrow<br />

By the grief so hard to bear,<br />

We shall meet her/him<br />

Some bright morning<br />

In the upper garden there.<br />

Verse : 36<br />

Gone is the face we loved so dear,<br />

Silent is the voice we loved to hear.<br />

Too far away for sight or speech,<br />

But not too far for thought to reach,<br />

Sweet, to remember he/she who was here,<br />

Who, gone away, is just as dear.<br />

Verse : 65<br />

<strong>The</strong> years you’ve slept are many and<br />

long,<br />

Yet there’s never been a day<br />

Unsweetened by the memories<br />

You left when you went away;<br />

And when at Life’s end the call shall come,<br />

And us in turn set free,<br />

How happily we’ll go with Him<br />

To that longed-for meeting with thee.<br />

Verse : 82<br />

We bade him/her a last and fond farewell,<br />

Ere his/her ship put out to sea:<br />

And whispered our prayers for<br />

His/her safe return,<br />

But it wasn’t meant to be:<br />

For God in His infinite wisdom,<br />

Saw fit to ignore our prayer<br />

And took him/her instead to heaven,<br />

To rest, and await us there.<br />

Verse : 85<br />

We’re like all the newly blinded,<br />

Bitter at our loss of sight;<br />

For when you passed away, dear,<br />

Death stole our guiding light,<br />

Leaving us to grope in darkness<br />

Down life’s lonely road, till you<br />

Shall meet us at our journey’s end<br />

And love, relight our eyes anew.<br />

Verse : 86<br />

When night draws its velvet curtain<br />

Across heaven’s star-lit sky,<br />

And the cares of day are<br />

Smoothed away,<br />

We look through memory’s eye<br />

Down the road that leads to long ago,<br />

And the sun forever set<br />

And impress your face indelibly<br />

On our hearts, lest we forget.<br />

Verse : 101<br />

God knows how much I miss him/her,<br />

He counts the tears I shed,<br />

And whispers ‘Hush, he/she only sleeps,<br />

Your husband/wife is not dead.”<br />

Some day, some time, my eyes shall see<br />

<strong>The</strong> face I loved so well;<br />

Some day, some time, his/her hand I’ll<br />

clasp,<br />

And never say farewell.<br />

Verse : 106<br />

No one knows the silent heartache,<br />

Only those who have such can tell<br />

Of the grief that is borne in silence,<br />

For the one I loved so well.<br />

Verse : 110<br />

Her/His loving face<br />

I hope to see again,<br />

Though the days have passed away,<br />

Sleep on, dear wife/husband,<br />

And take your rest,<br />

<strong>The</strong>y miss you the most who<br />

Loved you best.<br />

Verse : 116<br />

<strong>The</strong> way he/she talked,<br />

<strong>The</strong> smile he/she wore,<br />

And all the thousand things so dear<br />

We loved about him/her while he/she lived<br />

Haven’t gone with him/her from here;<br />

<strong>The</strong>y’re planted deep in memory’s garden<br />

And watered daily with our tears.<br />

To keep them ever fresh and vivid<br />

Throughout all the coming years.<br />

Verse : 128<br />

God knows how much we miss you<br />

And how hard it is to bear<br />

Death’s separation, darling;<br />

For he hears our constant prayer<br />

That eternal rest in heaven<br />

Be yours; and we, who mourn,<br />

Awaits our joyous meeting<br />

When we’re in Christ, reborn.<br />

23rd Psalm<br />

<strong>The</strong> Lord is my shepherd: I<br />

shall not want. He maketh me to<br />

lie down in green pastures: he<br />

leadeth me beside the still waters.<br />

He restoreth my soul: he leadeth<br />

me in the paths of righteousness<br />

for his name’s sake. Yea, though<br />

I walk through <strong>The</strong> valley of the<br />

shadow of death, I will Fear no<br />

evil: for thou are with me; thy rod<br />

and thy staff they comfort me.<br />

Thou preparest a table before me<br />

In the presence of mine enemies:<br />

thou anointest my head with oil;<br />

My cup runneth over. Surely<br />

Goodness and mercy shall follow<br />

me all the days of my life: and I<br />

shall dwell in the house of the<br />

Lord Forever.<br />

Loving Memories:<br />

Your gentle face and patient smile<br />

With sadness we recall<br />

You had a kindly work for each<br />

And died beloved by all.<br />

<strong>The</strong> voice is mute and stilled the heart<br />

That loved us well and true,<br />

Ah, bitter was the trial to part<br />

From one so good as you.<br />

You are not forgotten loved one<br />

Nor will you ever be<br />

As long as life and memory last<br />

We will remember thee.<br />

We miss you now, our hearts are sore,<br />

As time goes by we miss you more,<br />

Your loving smile, your gentle face,<br />

No one call fill your vacant place.

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