In Memory of William Hall

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The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Michigan · Apr 18, 1865

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 25, No. 20.

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In Memory of William Hall

In the death of our dear Bro. Wm. Hall, whose obituary is given in another column, it is not his family and kindred alone who are afflicted. For some eight years connected with the Review Office, the Association has lost in him, a most worthy and efficient hand. As one of the deacons of the Battle Creek church, and teacher in the Sabbath-school, his death is most deeply felt by us all. We fervently hoped that relaxation from labor, and special attention to health, would restore him to us again; but it seems that disease had made its insidious progress so far that it was not to be restrained except by the direct power of God. As a church, we tender to his mourning companion our hearts' sympathy, and take to ourselves some of the consolation which is hers,—the assurance that he will have a part in the first resurrection.