It is with very real the many friends of BE ("Popsy") Graham wil KU good recovery for a timè, they did not again return to England but stayed with her fámily in Estonia until her death. She became seriously ill in November, 1939, and only her great will to live kept her alive at that time, but she fought a losing battle and, after much suffering bravely endured, she passed peacefully away in her sleep.
It can truly be said of "Pops that "she had no evil in her" and was beloved by all who had the good fortune to come into close contact with her. Sympathetic to a fault, she was always ready to help in other people's troubles and her unusually large circle of real friends bore striking witness to her many sterling qualities as well as to her personal charm. Few women are more respected or deservedly popular than she was and her memory will live long in the hearts of those who loved her as a loyal friend, loving and faithful wife, and a true Christian, lest wor smart nigh
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