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Dearest Treasure

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Author: Bernice M. Brostrom

Berniece Marie Cannon Brostrom USA 1914-1992. Born at Oakville, IA, one of five children, not much information was found about her, although she was adept at writing verse. In 1934 she married Rv Ralph Maurice Brostrom, and they had a son, Dennis Raymond. Her husband pastored in the Dakotas, MN, CA, and worked in administration for a Bible college in Canada. She died at Bloomington, MN (age 78). She is said to have written a good number of hymn lyrics and other songs. Her husband died in MN in 2001. John Perry  Go to person page >

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First Line: Long I sought for treasure in this world
Title: Dearest Treasure
Author: Bernice M. Brostrom (1956)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O, I've found Him, dearest treasure of them all
Copyright: © 1956 by Tennessee Music and Printing company in "Songs of the Redeemed No. 2"
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Songs of the Redeemed No. 2 #22

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