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Death of Elder G. W. Amadon

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 6, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 10.

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Death of Elder G. W. Amadon

A TELEGRAM from Sister Grace Amadon, St. Joseph, Mich., February 24, brings the sad intelligence of the death of her father, Elder G. W. Amadon. His death marks the departure of another faithful pioneer in connection with this movement. Brother Amadon connected with our publishing work in Rochester, N. Y., and with the removal of the Review Office to Battle Creek, Mich., went to that place, and was prominently connected with the Review and Herald Publishing Association for many years. He was an earnest, God-fearing man, a true father in Israel, and his death will be deeply and widely mourned. A suitable sketch of his life will later appear in the REVIEW.
Read the important notice from Elder W. T. Knox on page 22 regarding arrangements for the next General Conference session. Early orders should be placed for tents, rooms, and other necessary supplies. This will save disappointment when delegates reach Washington.