Sande wrote:
This is a transcription of a funeral record book of my maternal grandmother Gladys Violet Louder Stull at the time of her passing.

Father – Robert Louder
Mother – Florence Landreth Louder

Other Members of Family
Brothers & Sisters
Ralph R. Louder
Otho B. Louder
Gerald P. Louder
Iris L. Louder Allen
Verla E. Louder Allen
Lester E. Louder
Merl E. Louder
Russel Louder
Madeline M. Louder
Johnnie Louder

Gladys Violet Louder was born September 2, 1901 in Edgewood, IL. She passed away on April 11, 1936 in Fairfield, IL at the age of 34 years, 7 months and 9 days.

The pastor in charge was Wright Sturlin his church – Christian. Place of Services – Edgewood & Fairfield, IL.

Final Resting Place – Edgewood Cemetery, Section D, Lot 140 & 141,  Edgewood, Effingham Co., IL on April 14, 1936.

Bearers
Joe Texnell – Sailor Brown – Otto Voyels – Clarence Bell – Glen Miller – John Brown – Adolph Strackeljohn – R.R. Louder – G.P. Louder (brothers)

Music by – Elizabeth Broom at Edgewood – Katherine Phillips - Vera Baker.  Songs – Face to Face and Sweetly Rest – at Fairfield.
Mrs. Dortha Cralley – Miss Elizabeth Cralley – Songs – In that City Beyond Deaths Sea – Never Grow Old – Death is Only a Dream.

Our Loved One’s Life History

Gladys Stull was raised near Edgewood in her childhood.  She was an obedient child both at home and at school.  She never wanted to be on the go all the time.  She was satisfied to be at home with her brothers and neighbors children and play little games and enjoyed home life.  Then when she was old enough to have boy friends she never went alone with boys only with her brothers and their girl friends until she started going with Edd Stull.  It was the days of horse and buggy.  She never had but 2 boy friends except Edward Stull namely Arthur Cox and Melvin Cox.

Her and her friends Ina Robertson, Mattie Cox, Ollie Depaister, Clara Reynolds, Inez Parmer and Ester Parmer and others.  She was married young.  Lived first at Effingham, IL.  Then moved near Edgewood then moved to Wayne Co. and lived there until death.  She always was jolly and enjoyed herself regardless to her troubles.  She was converted in Pentecost Church 4 years ago and still had the faith.  She had many friends and neighbors all through her short life.  She was so pleased whenever any of her people came to see her.  She was loved very much by all her relatives and friends.  She never refused to go anywhere or place where Ed wanted to go.  She went without a murmer and forsaked all and went with him and was satisfied with what so ever was her lot.  She made new friends where ever she lived.

Automobile List – From Fairfield – 2 funeral cars – Mr. VoyelsFrom Edgewood – Rev. Wright Spurlin – Charles Donaldson – Bud Alwert – Hersel Broom – Dean Landreth – Hubert Steeles – James Allen – Harry Adams – Herman Ellige –

Relatives Attending at Fairfield – Mr. & Mrs. Robert Louder – Anna, Clara & Clarence Bell – Bill, Mattie, Lucile, Evalu, Beasley – Laura & Glen Miller – Jonathan Stull (this is my great grandfather)

Relatives Attending at Edgewood – Beasley – Bell – Miller – Stull Families
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Louder – R.R. Louder & Family – Otho B. Louder & Family – Iris L. Louder Allen & Family – Verla E. Louder Allen & Family – Alma & Alice Louder – J.P. Landreth & Family – Bud Alwert & wife – Dortha Jinks – Wilma Rose – Dean Landreth – G. P. Louder.

Friends Who Called – Glena Brown – Sailor Brown – Ella Miley- Luna Merritt – Les Winslow – Pearl Smith – Mrs. Pagget – Harry Saulsberry – Mrs. Saulsberry – Charlie Sarcks – Mr. Grey – Methodist Minister & wife – Mr. Fifield – Lavern Smith – Joe Terrell – Velma Eckelberry – Laura Eckelberry – Mrs. Fulton – Edd Fulton – Mrs. Pitchford – Mrs. Karris – Mr. & Mrs. George Harper – Job Young – Emma Williams – Minnie Benett – Ester Vinners – Ruby Mannlove – Miss Brown – John Brown – Bob Brown – Mrs. Hollinger – Mrs. Beehamer – Bertha Von – Rosella Smith – Kate Lewis – Mary Atterberry – Alva Woods – Mr. & Mrs. Campfield – Ralph McGill & wife – Daisy Headly – Mr. Hoover – Otto Voyels & wife – Mrs. Watkins – Bill Nichols – Edith Harris – Charley Ewing – Vernell Golden – Erma Singelterry – Bob Acers – Martha Williams – Mary McCullough – Helen Sarks – Amos Henson – Mrs. Anna Estes – Jend Smith, Jr. – Mrs. Radie Crawley – Maude Belt – Mary Cates – Grace Willis -  Velvira Lyons – George Headly – Joe Estes – Charlie Cox – Harry Brown – Kelley Brown – Steve Williams – Walter Garrett – Blanche Garrett – Homer Smith – Georgia Harper – George Harper – Mary Brown – Clara Norris – Elizabeth Bohren – Thelma Wail.

Friends Attending At Edgewood  - Ina Steele – Anna Reed – James Ragle & wife – Alfred Turman & wife – Ruth Matlock – Velma Matlock – Mrs. Ossman – Lisa Gillmore – Hazel Rush – Letly Schoenberg – Mrs. Hale – Mrs. Baker – Mrs. Oto Smith – Eva Ernest – Ruth Adams – Ella Rose – James Allen & wife – Milly Prater – Margaret Prater – Emma Holler – Bulah Holler – Fannie Gerbel – Laura Gerbel – Mary Baker – Katherine Baker – Ina Myers – Francis Auiton – Gertie Guast – Alice Goodnight – Mrs. Hobs – Adolph Stracklejohn – Eldiva Stracklejohn – Elsie Ellige – Herman Ellige – Mrs. Cal Garst – Dolly Landreth – Bertha Welch – Charles Donaldson – Eilene Reese – Inez Allen – Scathe Brown – Mrs. Ramsey – Marie Denton – LuLu Prather -  Mrs. Ed Donaldson – Geneva Ragle – Evelyn Cox – Mary Others – in Fairfield – Sailor Brown – Glena Brown – Otto Voyles – Mime Bennett.

Flower Remembrances – George Sanders – Homer Smith – Roy Kirkman – Rahlegh Chapman – D. B. Waen – Harry Young – R.R. Louder – The Louder Family – Mrs. Lowry Dickey – Ama Joomfs – Mary Phelps – Mary Lou Nesker – Robby Pifes – Irene Taylor – Laura Brummett – Lizzie Dotty – Ann Burgess Blakey – Hamp Burgers – W.P.A. Workers of Edgewood – Charlie Rose – Gerd Smith & wife – J.H. Smith – C.A. Young – Carl Bell – Harry Martin – Lyman Carter – Angus Carter – Ron Hodge – Earl Bell – Lyman Elliott  - Ed Mastenson – Sam Graham – Homer Taylor – Irv Hurt – Tom Goodman – Harry Hollan – Roy Nance – Lewie Berg – Haywood Connel – Wayne Cox – Alfa Rose – Powell Turman – Glen Chinger – Arthur Long – Harlie Dye – Charlie Busu – Kern Gilsge – Charlie Shell – Tom Kritner – Harry Cornwell – Stanley Casas – Demsy Roberts – Doe Lilly – John Snyder – Bruce Hardsock – Fred Hardsock.

Flower Girls – Glena Brown – Laura Miller – Minnie Bennett – Clara Bell