1912
IN MEMORIAM
Lines in Memory of Mrs. E. Calvey.
Grandma's chair is vacant
In the old familiar place
Where the children sat and listened,
To her tales of childhood days.
We children loved her dearly
Our grandma, good and kind,
Whose tender voice and loving hands
Now cold in death, they'd ever soothing find.
We will grieve for her and call her,
But we will call in vain:
She has gone to her eternal rest,
To no care or pain.
Her old arm chair is vacant,
But we will hold her memory dear,
And we'll keep the old chair sacred,
Though she'll never more be here.
MARIE FITZGERALD.
—The Daily Commonwealth, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, December 20, 1912, page 5.
Saturday, April 14, 2007
A Poem in Memory of Mrs. E. Calvey, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
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