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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Burrton, Kansas, July 17th, 1884
Hall of Burrton Lodge,
No. 103, A.O.U.W.

Whereas, It has pleased the Giver of all good and perfect gifts to enter the home of our respected brother, I. M. Welch, and remove therefrom, a loved and honored wife, be it

Resolved, That Brother I. M. Welch has lost a most estimable wife, counselor and companion, the community an endearing friend, loved and respected by all her acquaintances, be it

Resolved, That we extend to him, in this hour of trouble, our heartfelt sympathy and feel that her trust in Him, who doeth all things well, hath secured for her a home not made with hands, and that our loss is her eternal gain. Be it

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be presented to Brother Welch, under the seal of this lodge, and be published in the Monitor. Miles Taylor, G. A. Thomson, S. J. Eales, J.D. Sweeney.

The Burrton Monitor, Friday 18 July 1884. Page 3.