Stewart, Goldie Unrue

Passed: 1942-05-23

Age: 44

Source: Jackson County Newspapers

Death Notice: 1942-05-28

Obituary Date:

Information: STEWART RITES AT MT. MORIAH/ DEATH CAME SUDDENLY TO MRS. STEWART SATURDAY - Funeral services for Mrs. T. E. Stewart, 44 years old, were held at the Mt. Moriah church Sunday afternoon with Rev. L. R. Mahoney in charge and burial was in the church cemetery.  Mrs. Stewart, wo had undergone an operation at a Ripley hospital several days ago, died suddenly Saturday morning of a heart attack.  She was recovering satisfactorily from the operation, but all along a heart condition had aggravated her case and while it was believed the latter part of last week that she would survive, the attack came suddenly and she died within a short time.  At the funeral service, Rev. Mahoney read the following obituary:  Goldie (Unrue) Stewart, daughter of Julius and Mollie Unrue, was born at Evans, W. Va., April 7, 1898, and departed this life at Ripley, W. Va., May 23, 1942, aged 44 years, 1 month and 16 days.  She was married to Thomas E. Stewart April 28, 1917, and to this union the following children were born:  Cathlene Fisher of Akron, Ohio, Howard, Jean, Talmage, Delbert, Dorotha, Dwight, Nancy, Roy, Herbert, Billy and Patsy Carrol, all of whom survive except Patsy Carrol, who died recently.  She is also survived by her mother and the following sisters and brothers:  Mrs. Edna Rhodes of Ripley, Mrs. Mayme French and Mrs. Blanche French of Liberty, W. Va., Mrs. Ruth Workman of Printer, W. Va., Mrs. Nelle Knox of Marion, Ind.,Mrs. Mabel Fisher of Charleston, W. Va., Harry Unrue of Paradise, W. Va., Walter Unrue of Charleston, W. Va., Everett Unrue and Cecil Unrue of Dunbar, W. Va.  She was a member of the Mt. Moriah U. B. Church and lived a consistent christian life.  She was a devoted wife and a kind and loving mother.  Her place in the home and community cannot be filled, yet her family and many friends can only look to the divine will of Him who doeth all things well.