Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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,X.,,.,....Q, , X, A X 3 ,,., u, - f K, ,, It X X- s X, , , ls l llC ESk4e'AQIkIZ IeEf x c ? fall- ' fwfr , X. N ,f - , . . - . A A . 0 - ---fff f-ff' X effff-xsssvp H i i 'ja qi -I 3 , II 2111131 IEUII . X fpyj . t f .l t 4' K 2 ll 4 .Il t. 5 i . il g . if ll 1' tw , . 5 5 r rl 0 Z ' 61 f l r t is. ll lv ll 0 T0 I , ti, v ' I l itll! f w . ll t . l l 1 livin jf l l r l I n ll l f to l 5 l Q 1 1? , ill l ' john David Brunk, son of the late Samuel and Susanna Brunk, was born near Harrisonburg, l lt Virginia, March 13, 1872, passed away at his home near Elkhart, Indiana, February 5, 1926, - lg aged 53 years, to months and 23 days. He united with the XVeaver Mennonite Church near ,J I Harrisonburg when he was sixteen years of age, and remained an active member throughout 8 , . . .. his entire lite. n ll X On September 2, 1897, he was united in marriage to Mary Kate Martini of near Hagers- ,W town, Maryland. To this union were born eight children the two oldest, Salome and Harrv 1 ll v . . . - . in ' l , 4 Samuel, are deceased. He is survived by his wife, stx chtldren, Carreno Brunk Brown, Her- ' Y Ml mtonc, -lohr. lX.tlton, Neimanr Arthur, Fannie Susan Mary Elizabeth, and one sister, Anna E. l X, X 1 Brunk. ',' l l Brother Btunk spent his life as a teacher of music. After having been trained in some of ill ' f? the well established Music Conservatories of the New England States and of Chicago, he spent f three years teaching Music in VVest Central Academy, Mt. Clinton, Va., Five years in Bridge- lu' water College, a college of the Church of the Brethren, Bridgewater, Va., and in 1906 he came 4 to Gosher, College as director ot the School of Music, a place which hc fi'led until 191-I-. The P g following few years were spent tn 'field work for the Church during which time he visited , ', dll? many congregations, giving instruction in hymn singing, and helping congregations to better it t f appreciate the best hymns of the Church. 7 lil 1 , - .... . . . ' Vlg Phe later ye-ars were spent tn conducting a Studio for music instruction tn both Goshen W, and Elkhart, Indiana. ln the early months of r9a5 he was again elected Head of the Music f Department of Goshen College, but on account of ill health he was unable to continue his work 'l 1 t , beyond the summer term. Mm : l Q 03, . X ' I S I ll , l I ,, ...... .,.. Raza .. .. .. , -lfwyxg ,s,,x,,,,iN',Z ,k i ,,.. ,,,,,. as ,--a .X . 5 me f 4 ..,. .....nw ...Q,a.- .-y ,,,,,,,,,,l9 4mmJhn, Mkkl. I aywwffgq . l