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Edward Boone

1892 - 1984 Composer of "[From Mt. Olivet our Savior went to heaven]" in Tabernacle Hymns Rev. Edward Boone was born in Michigan. He moved to Iowa in 1937 where he founded the First Pilgrim Church (now known as Debra Heights Wesleyan). He also began a religious broadcast featuring "The Boone Family" which consisted of his wife, three daughters, and a son-in-law. He wrote and compiled several books. In 1942 he opened Boone's Book and Bible Store. He retired in 1957 and traveled as a missionary to several countries. Dianne Shapiro from Des Moine Register, Wednesday, June 27, 1984, accessed at findagrave.com 1/11/2025
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Mrs. Edward Boone

1896 - 1988 Harmonizer of "[From Mt. Olivet our Savior went to heaven]" in Tabernacle Hymns Rosa Etta Heintzelman Boone was born in Dutton, Mich. in 1896. She married to Edward Boone. She moved to Des Moine, Iowas, with her husband. She sang in the Boone Family Singers. Together they founded Boone's Book and Bible Store, Inc. Dianne Shapiro from obituary at findagrave.com
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