DeKalb County ALGENWEB
The Fort Payne Journal
Fort Payne, Alabama
Wednesday, May 29, 1935
Page 8

MRS. E. W. BROCK

On April 29, the death angel visited the home of E. W. Brock and claimed as it's own, Mrs. Brock, a very beloved one. She was a well known woman and was known to be a good Christian, for many years she was a member of the Baptist church of Pleasant Hill, of which she lived until death.

Before her marriage she was Lula Walker, and in early life married Mr. Brock, and to this couple was born, eleven children whom are all living.

She leaves a husband, five boys and six girls in this world of sorrow, they are Weaver F., Winfred G., Carl L., Ruell Z., Huel B., and Minnie Hurt of Lusk Chapel, Lizzie Morelock of Chavies, Opal Smith of Rainsville, Alma Carter of Chattanooga and Miss Eskel Brock also of Chattanooga, Miss Blanch Brock of Pleasant Hill. 

Oh dear mother how we are lonely
But here awhile we just must roam,
But some day we will greet you,
In that Home so white as stone.
I am lonely here without you, 
But I live for only one,
But dear mother, I soon shall meet you,
Just beyond the river run.
I am here in a world of sorrow, 
With a sad and broken heart, 
But the day soon shall come,
And we'll never no more part.
Written by a daughter, Blanch.