Assorted Obituaries from early Fulton County Ohio Page ... - RootsWeb

through -out her many years of life. She was a, faithful member of the Mennonite church and her
zeal, faith and devotion will long be remembered, not only by her family but by all who knew her.
Yes, she's gone and now is waiting In the cloudless realms of day And she's calling us to follow
Where her steps have led the way.
Card Of Thanks
There were so many ways in which kind neighbors and friends aided and comforted us, and helped
whenever and wherever we needed help, that we wish to take this means of thanking
one and all.
The Family. --Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor and Family, /Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Schmucker, Mrs.. A. J.
Schmucker and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Buehrer.
VIOLA MAE QUILLET
Viola Mae Quillet, daughter of William and Elizabeth Rupp, was born Sept. 14, 1921, near Elmira,
Ohio, where she graced as a jewel the home of her parents. She graduated from Archbold highschool
in 1939, then attended business college in Toledo for a time, after which she was employed as
bookkeeper with Saunders' builder supply at Wauseon, O. On Sept. 24, 1941 she was united in
marriage with Verl Quillet of near Tedrow where they were for a time engaged in farming. When her
husband was called in the service, she again engaged in bookkeeping at Wauseon foundry which she
continued until early this present year. Two children were born to them, Vitus Dean and William
Howard. She departed this life May the 8th, 1947, at Wauseon Hospital.
There remain to mourn their loss, her loving husband Verl, and dear little Vitus Dean, her parents, four
brothers and two sisters, John H. Rupp and Ervin W. Rupp of Archbold, O., Vernon G. Rupp
of West Unity, O., Mrs. Kenneth Lauber, Fayette, O., and William, Jr., and Betty Ann at home with
their parents. Also her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quillet and their family and many
friends who became attached to her in her short stay; here.
A lovely bud had burst to bloom, And made us glad a day But then came Death will all its gloom And
made it fade away. Her fragrance; yet is with us here Thru memories always sweet, Oh!' may we meet
again, Above; And make our joy complete.