A CARD by O. L. B. Aurner

The Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · November 27, 1879

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 54, No. 22

A CARD.

By O. L. B. Aurner

DURING the painful scenes through which I have been forced to pass since my arrival in Battle Creek, God has given me friends whose tender care and loving attentions have been invaluable. I shall never forget them. God knows how grateful I am. Still, I deem it but just to tell them how thankful I feel for their assiduous thoughtfulness. It is quite impossible for me to do so in person; hence I ask the Review to do this in my stead.

From the time that my husband entered the Sanitarium in September, he received kind attention from many, for which money alone could not pay. And during the last week of his life, it seemed to me that all in the buildings, without distinction of rank or position, both patients and those in connection with the Institute, were personally solicitous to aid him by every means in their power.

Where all have been so kind, it seems almost invidious to make distinction, yet I would like to thank Bro. and Sr. White, the physicians, the matron and cook of the Institute, the helpers who attended him, Eld. McCoy, and Bro. and Sr. Amadon and Bro. and Sr. Smith, for personal favors extended in such profusion and delicacy that I can never forget them or feel their reception a burden. May God so deal with them in their hour of need.

O. L. B. AURNER.

Battle Creek, Nov. 21.