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[My dearest friend has gone away]
Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Virgil P. Cassaday Incipit: 53212 16556 13125
[My dearest friend has gone away]
My Dearest Friend
Author: John O. Haynes Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: My dearest friend has gone away Refrain First Line: But sometime on the better shore Used With Tune: [My dearest friend has gone away]
My Dearest Friend
My Dearest Friend
Author: John O. Haynes Hymnal: New Victory #a22 (1918) First Line: My dearest friend has gone away Refrain First Line: But sometime on the better shore Languages: English Tune Title: [My dearest friend has gone away]
My Dearest Friend
My Dearest Friend
Author: John O. Haynes Hymnal: Victory #22 (1918) First Line: My dearest friend has gone away Refrain First Line: But sometime on the better shore Languages: English Tune Title: [My dearest friend has gone away]
My Dearest Friend
Virgil P. Cassaday
1893 - 1967 Person Name: V. P. Cassaday Composer of "[My dearest friend has gone away]" in Victory Born: November 22, 1893.
Died: Circa February 1967, probably in Louisville, Kentucky.
Some hymnals misspell Cassaday’s name as "Cassady." He was living in Allen County, Kentucky, in 1900, and in Warren County in 1920 & 1930.
--www.hymntime.com/tch/
Virgil P. Cassaday
