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Carrie Maud Bennett (I0005)

Given Names: Carrie Maud
Surname: Bennett

Gender: Female

Birth: 17 August 1892 Woodland, Barry, Michigan, United States
Death: 22 October 1961 Dimondale, Eaton, Michigan, United States

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	17 August 1892 3331 Woodland, Barry, Michigan, United States
Census	1900 (Age 7-8) Lafayette Township, Gratiot, Michigan, United States Source: 1900 US Census
Marriage	3 December 1912 (Age 20) Lorenz John Finison - Charlotte, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Marriage	3 December 1913 (Age 21) Lorenz John Finison - Charlotte, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Census	1920 (Age 27-28) Dimondale, Eaton, Michigan, United States Source: 1920 US Census
Death	22 October 1961 (Age 69) Dimondale, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Burial	Dimondale Cemetery, Dimondale, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Religion	Methodist
Last Change	24 May 2008 - 23:10:00

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Written: "Oct 22-1961"
Mrs. Carrie FINISON

Mrs. Carrie Finison, 69, 4944 Bailey Road, Windsor Township, Eaton County, died at a Lansing hospital Sunday morning.
She had been a resident of Windsor Township 50 years, was a member of the Methodist Church and Windsor Rebekah Lodge.
Surviving are the husband, Lorenz; two son, Joe of Dimondale, and Harvey, of Weston, Mass., two daughters, Wanda WARD, of Detroit, Ruth JACHALKE, of Dimondale; 9 grandchildren; a great grandchild, and a sister, Hazel HINES, of Dimondale.
Funeral services will be held from the Berl Field funeral home in Dimondale, Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.
Rev. Maurice Glasgow, of Mulliken officiating.
Pall bearers were Norman Crothers, Norman Ferris, Ford Hilliard, Alfred Hines, Clair Rinkle and Arthur Swagler.
Interment was made in the Dimondale cemetery.

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Written: "Oct 22-61"
FINISON, Mrs. Carrie

4944 Bailey Rd., R. 1, Dimondale
Mrs. Finison, 69, 4944 Bailey Road, Windsor Township, Eaton County, died at a Lansing hospital Sunday morning, Oct. 22, 1961. She was born Aug. 17, 1892 at Woodland, Mich., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey BENNETT, had been a resident of Windsor township 50 years. She was a member of the Methodist Church and Windsor Rebekah Lodge No. 129. Surviving are the husband, Lorenz; 2 son, Joe of Dimondale, and Harvey, of Weston, Mass.; 2 daughters, Wanda WARD, of Detroit, Ruth JACHALKE, of Dimondale; 9 grandchildren; 1 great grandchild, and a sister, Hazel HINES, of Dimondale. Funeral services will be held from the Berl Field funeral home in Dimondale, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Maurice Glasgow, of Mulliken officiating. Interment in Dimondale cemetery.

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FINISON, Mrs. Carrie

4944 Bailey Rd., R. 1, Dimondale
Funeral services for Mrs. Finison will be held from the Berl Field funeral home in Dimondale, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Maurice Glasgow, of Mulliken officiating. Interment in Dimondale cemetery. Pall bearers were Norman Crothers, Norman Ferris, Ford Hilliard, Alfred Hines, Clair Rinkle and Arthur Swagler.

We are glad to see so many mothers and daughters tonight. We hope youwi ll like our program and that you will find some nice thought to take ho me with you. At this time I would like to introduce our -act mistress f or the evening. She really needs no introduction. I think we all know he r, love her, and revere her, one of our own Rebekah sisters and ateach er for many years. Sister Sarah Swagler.
This is indeed a happy occasion and one to which we have all been looking forward to with keen anticipation and a prophecy that the picture ofth is gathering of mothers and daughters will remain in our memory forma ny a long year. Daughters, you are our fondest hopes, we cannot live yo ur lives for you, nor is it wise that we should. But it is a part of pare nt-hood to strengthen and so help you that you can live yourown life supr emely well. There is no better way than to play together as wel as work t ogether. Daughters you can bring home and share your --- (guys?), you m ay be surprised to find that -s is the only way togetall the happiness t here is, out of school, social affairs, and other activities. Often the m ost delightful part of some event is talking itover with mother afterward s, and getting her reaction, the very fact of telling her all about it fix ed the best of it in mind and helpsto make the spirit of the occasion o ur very own.
Daughters we know you enjoy good times of course but we also hope youh ave a goal in life and that you will make real use of your times andstren gth to reach that goal always remembering:
It isn't the thing you do, dear,
It's the thing you leave undone,
Which give you a bit of a heartache,
At the setting of the sun.
The tender word forgotten
The letter you did not write
The flower you might have sent, dear,
are your haunting ghosts tonight.
And as we look down the corridors of time let us visualize the ideal wom an each would be. The Daughters may you so govern your life + character t hat you will breathe the breath of life into that ideal, and findthat yo ur dreams will come true.
-Carrie Finison

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