Sarah C. Koons Gordon

Sarah is standing next to her sister Edna.

Sarah C Koons
Birth: 22 Jan 1870
, Madison, Iowa
Death: 4 Dec 1921
Greenfield, Adair, Iowa

Gt Gt Grandfather James A. Koons
Gt Gt Grandmother Jenetta Wilcoxson
James A Koons
Birth: abt 1838
, , Indiana, USA
Death: 28 Aug 1916
Knoxville, Marion, Iowa, USA

Jeanetta Wilcoxson
Birth: 8 Aug 1838
Indiana
Death: 1 May 1917
Knoxville, Marion, Iowa, US


Mrs. L.H. Gordon

GORDON, KOONS

Posted By: Laura Evans Schnabel
Date: 9/19/2005 at 08:02:31

Adair County Free Press, December 15,1921

Death Of Mrs. L. H. Gordon

A mother, Mrs. L.H. Gordon, passed away Sunday evening, December 4 at her home in the north part of town after an illness of a week's duration. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, December 7th at 1:30 P.M. from the Church of Christ. Rev. H.T. Clampitt had charge of the services and was assisted by Mrs. Dessie Supp Cook of Corning. Interment made in the Greenfield cemetery.

Sadie Koons was born January 22, 1870, in Madison County, Iowa. When fourteen years of age she moved to Adair county with her parents. She was united in marriage June 16, 1888, to Lincoln H. Gordon and to this union were born seven children. They are: Mrs. Pearl Evans, of Fontanelle, Leo L. of Edmonton, Canada, Wardell, deceased, Mrs. Marie Carter, Jolly, Ia., Wayne J., Etha G., and Warren of Greefield. Her children were with her when her soul took its flight.

Mrs. Gordon was a member of the Church of Christ having united with that church in 1897, and was one of the charter members of the Greenfield church. She was a member of the G.A.R. circle and Yoeman Lodge.

All within medical power was done for her but to no avail.

Mrs. Gordon was a woman who found in her home the best expression of her life work. Under her guiding hand her children grew to young manhood and womanhood to go out into the world as useful and upright citizens. What better eulogy can be written of this one who has passed on than to say that she was a good mother.

The great bank of flowers, that adorned the funeral bire attested the esteem of the surviving relatives and friends.