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HOYT B. WOOLLEY II
IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Hoyt Budge Woolley, II, 65, of Idaho Falls, passed aw a y October 6, 2005, at his home of natural causes.
He was born March 22, 1940, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to Dr. Hoyt Budge Woo l ley and Harriett Ballif Squires Woolley. He grew up in Idaho Falls, att en ded O. E. Bell Junior High and graduated from Idaho Falls High School . H e also attended Idaho State University.
He married DeAnn Lee Rutledge June 29, 1960, in Pocatello, Idaho. They m a de their home in California for six years, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, fo r tw o years, then returned to Idaho Falls 35 years ago. He worked in fun ds ma nagement and budget coordination as Executive Manager of Budget For mulati on and Integration P.C.E.
He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He e n joyed golf, gardening, fishing, hunting, photography, computer, woodwor ki ng, and gourmet cooking. Some of Hoyt’s happiest hours were spent wit h hi s grandchildren, Ashleigh, Kris, Nick, Mathue, Cassandra, Rebecca, A bbrie lle, H. B., Elizabeth, and Ashlyn.
Survivors include
His Wife: DeAnn R. Woolley of Idaho Falls, ID
Daughter: Robyn M. Holtshouse of Galion, OH
Daughter: Melissa D. Woolley of Idaho Falls, ID
Son: Hoyt B. Woolley, III of Idaho Falls, ID
10 grandchildren
He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Marilyn Sherman.
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, October 13, 2005, at W o od Funeral Home, 273 North Ridge, with Bishop Cleo Geddes of the Idah o Fa lls LDS 28th Ward officiating. | Woolley, Hoyt Budge (I164105)
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Ila Margret Jensen Carter, 83, Sigurd, died January 28, 1979 in Richfie l d care center.
Born April 11, 1895, Richfield, Utah to Rasmus N. and Amelia Jensen. Mar r ied John Brown Carter, August 19, 1910 in Richfield, Utah. He died Augu s t 9, 1948. Active member of the LDS Church Auxilliaries, and the Relie f S ociety.
Survivors: five sons and three daughters; 118 grand, great, and great-gr e at grandchildren, one daughter, Carma Manwell preceded her in death; t w o sisters, four brothers.
Funeral services will be held, Thursday 1 p.m. in the Sigurd LDS Ward Ch a pel. Friends may call at the Neal S Magleby and Sons Mortuary, Wednesda y , from 7 to 9 p.,. and at the Ward Chapel in Sigurd one hour prier to s er vice time Thursday. Burial, Richfield City Cemetery. | Jensen, Ila Margeret (I163288)
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In Loving Memory
Kelly Brian O'Neil passed away Sunday, December 15, 2019, at the age o f 6 2, after years of a strong battle with cancer.
He is preceded in death by his firstborn twin boys, Peter and Patrick a n d granddaughter, Camille. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Judi , a nd by five wonderful and challenging boys, who brought into his life , th e daughters-in-law and grandchildren he loves so much. Shannon (Dawn ), Le eloo & Xander of Payson, UT. Trevor (Sarah), Tarah, Gideon, Elsie , Divya , & Ronan of Vernal, UT. Brandon (Katie), Esme, Kyson, Indy, & Na vy of Or em, UT. Clayton (Katlyn), Kelvin & River Hirschi of Tucson, AZ , & Daedrid , Ayden, & Valiniera, of Fort Worth TX, & the caboose, Camero n (Andrea) , Camille & Kylie of Vernal, UT. For those who are counting th at's 7 sons , 5 living, 18 grandchildren, 17 living.
Kelly was born to Dorothy May Peterson and Charles Brian O'Neil in Verna l , Utah and grew up with his sisters, Peggy (Darwin) Wareing of Black Fo ot , ID, Brenda (Kenneth, deceased) French, of Glendale CA, Marilyn (Pres ton ) Crofts, of Westland, MI, brother Michael (Debra) O'Neil of South Pa sade na, CA, and sister Connie (Eugene) Dye of Roy, UT, where Kelly was t he ca boose and second son.
As a youth, he participated in 4H clubs learning dog training, cooking , a nd earning blue and purple ribbons at County and State Fairs. As a Cu b Sc out, he earned his Webelos badge, Faith in God, and his Arrow of Lig ht aw ard. Later as a Boy Scout, he earned his Eagle Rank and On My Hono r awar d and continued in the honored BSA organization, Order of the Arro w. Al l this experience built a wholehearted and lifelong dedication to t he Sco uting program working in many capacities on the local, Council, an d Secti on levels. Kelly also served in many positions in the Church of J esus Chr ist of Latter-day Saints.
Kelly attended Central Elementary school, Vernal Jr. High and graduate d f rom Uintah High School. After a time at BYU, he returned home to work . H e married Judith Ann Griffin on November 24, 1976, in the Salt Lake T empl e and embarked on the journey of raising their family.
Kelly started his working career as a 10-year-old paperboy working for h i s dad, then continued to a 35-year career with the phone company.
Funeral services will be held at the Vernal Ashley Stake Center on Satur d ay, December 21, 2019, at 11 am. A viewing will be held Friday evening , D ec 20, at the Blackburn & Sons Vernal Mortuary. | O'Neil, Kelly Brian (I46534)
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In loving memory of our husband, father, grandfather, Bennett Hal Bracke n , age 68, passed away April 26, 2006 after a long battle with Diabete s an d Heart Failure.
Ben was born July 8, 1937 in Angel's Camp, CA to Hal and Hazel Bracken . O n January 14, 1972 he married his sweetheart, Carolyn Amy Rothe in th e Sa lt Lake Temple. They lived their entire married life in American For k an d had a wonderful marriage for over 34 years .
He graduated from Dixie High School and Dixie Junior College. He continu e d his schooling at Brigham Young University and the University of Uta h i n the field of mechanical engineering. He was a volunteer for the Ame rica n Fork Ambulance Department where he met his sweetheart. Together th ey ha d three children. He had a love for the outdoors especially huntin g and f ishing and included his family in all he did. He enjoyed restorin g 1966-6 8 Ford Mustangs, had a passion for archery and was President o f the Timpa nogos Archery Club in the '80's. He helped start Sunset Rai l Inc. with hi s family and continued to work there until retirement in 1 995. Upon retir ement, he published his first book "Chase After the Wind" . At the time o f his death, he was working on the sequels .
He was preceded in death by his parents and sister. Survivors include h i s wife, son Kurt (Lorie) Bracken, daughter Kim (George) Adams, son Kri s ( Jennifer) Bracken and five grandchildren, all of American Fork, two b roth ers Spence (Candy) Bracken of American Fork and Merlyn (Elaine) Brac ken o f Elsinore.
Funeral Services will be held Saturday, April 29, 2006 at 11 a.m. in t h e American Fork 3rd Ward Chapel, 165 N 350 W. A Viewing will be held Fr id ay evening from 6-8 p.m. in the Anderson & Sons Mortuary, 49 E 100 N , Ame rican Fork and Saturday at the Church from 9:45-10:45 a.m. prior t o Servi ces.
Interment: American Fork City Cemetery.
REST IN ETERNAL PEACE. | Bracken, Bennett Hal (I154876)
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Ina Berniece Whipple 1915 ~ 2005 Berniece, a resident of Salt Lake Cit y , was born July 7, 1915 in Provo, Utah to Esther Pearl Urry Skillhorn a n d Stephen George Skillhorn, and passed away Saturday, December 17, 200 5 i n Salt Lake.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Ferron G. Whipple. She is surv i ved by her son, Ken Bain of Fresno, California; and daughters, Kaye Bev an s of San Pedro, California, and Darlene Keller of Oceanside, Californi a ; as well as several grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and nieces an d n ephews.
Berniece's greatest love was for her children; and she was a wonderful h o memaker and mother. Funeral services will be at Larkin Mortuary Chapel , 2 60 East South Temple Street in Salt Lake City Thursday, January 5, 20 06 , 10 a.m. A viewing will be held from 8 a.m. until time of services a t 1 0 a.m. The family requests that any donations be made to Lifepath Hos pice , who took such good care of Berniece in her last year of life. | Skillhorn, Ina Bernice (I18633)
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Irene Marie Peterson, 72 passed away August 1, 2000 in Salt Lake City, U t ah.
Born July 22, 1928 in East Ely, Nevada, the daughter of Fredrick Jerry G a lloway and Ella Marie White Galloway.
Married DeVerl Peterson March 9, 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah. DeVerl pr e ceded her in death.
Irene was known for the love for her grandchildren, leading the famil y i n many activities and for her love of her dogs Hycee and Spinner. Sh e als o enjoyed sewing and was an excellent seamstress. In her passing, w e cele brate her life. Irene loved her family as we all loved her. She wi ll be m issed by her brother, daughter, grandchildren, great-grandchildre n, niece s and nephews.
Survived by daughter, Linda Rasmussen; six grandchildren, Robert Smith , C hristy Ortega, Jeremy Smith, Cory Smith, Justin Smith, Ryann Rasmusse n; f our great-grandchildren; nephews, Roy Whipple, Hal Whipple; and man y othe r nieces and nephews; brother, LaMont Jones.
Preceded in death by husband; son, Jonnie Lee; brothers Wayne and Ralph.
Graveside services will be held Friday, August 4, 2000, 11:30 a.m. a t L a r kin Sunset Gardens, 10600 South 1700 East. Visitation will be hel d Fr iday 10-11 a.m. at Memorial Estates Mortuary, 5850 South 900 East. | Galloway, Irene Marie (I438)
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Iris Fredericka Henderson Palmer born May 16, 1926 in American Fork, U T t o Hugh and Dora Henderson left this earth to return to her Heavenly F athe r on August 16, 2005 in Kimberling City, MO.
She was a renowned artist in CA doing portraits and landscapes. Portrai t s were her favorite work.
Happily married Dale Palmer on April 19, 1957.
Sealed in the Oakland Temple Sept. 6, 1977.
She moved to Branson, MO from Pittsburg, CA in 2004 to be close to her d a ughters.
Iris attended The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints.
Survived by her loving husband Dale Palmer, son Craig Bruner, wife Daphn e , four daughters Diane Hinds, husband Edward, Paula Shea, husband Warre n , Tana Palmer, and Melody Palmer, two brothers Frank Harmon, Hugh Hende rs on, two sisters Carol Butler, Donna Swanson, 16 grandchildren, and 1 2 gre at grandchildren.
Friends and Family may call Saturday, August 20, 2005, 12:00 noon follow e d by Funeral Services at 1:00 pm at River Ridge 2nd Ward, 10194 So. 10 5 0 W. So. Jordan, UT. | Henderson, Iris Fredricka (I166488)
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It is with deep sadness and amazement that we announce the passing of o u r incredible mother, Barbara Amussen Benson Walker on March 26, 2020 . W e thought and hoped that she would live forever through sheer, cheerf ul f orce of will. Mom passed away peacefully at her daughter Heather an d Dr . Paul R. Sandstrom's home in Mesa, AZ surrounded by her loved one s singi ng her into the heavenly choir at the age of 85. She was joyfull y greete d as she passed through the veil of mortality by her beloved hus band, th e late Dr. Robert H. Walker (Bob), her parents and loved ones.
Barbara will never be forgotten by her posterity: her five "perfect" chi l dren, Flora (Larry) Spackman of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Heather (Pau l ) Sandstrom of Mesa, Arizona, Laurel (David) Udall of Lindon, Utah, Rob er t (Joni) Walker of Honolulu, Hawaii and Bountiful, Utah, and Holly (Ka rl ) Tilleman of Phoenix, Arizona. She and Bob are blessed with 25 "Aweso m e Blossom" grandchildren: Beth (Stuart) Thompson, Mary Anne (Nelson) Kr oe ker, Sara (Dustin) Johnson, Holly (David) Melchin, Grant (Chelsa) Spac kma n, Erica (Alan) Soelberg, Ryan (Karen) Sandstrom, Alexis (BJ) Gremill ion , Walker (Lauren) Sandstrom, Ashlyn (Brady) Fenn, Barbara Jo (Garrett ) Ha tch, Christine (Rock) Hull, Robert (Brian) Matheny, Rachel (Jon) Hug hes , Janelle (Kyle) Palmer, Louisa (Hayden) Clasby, Derek (Amanda) Walke r, J ustin (Tatum) Walker, McKenna (Austin) Bush, Jacob Walker, Karl B. ( Jessi ca) Tilleman, Daniel (Becca) Tilleman, Mary (Brandon) Caywood, Mich ael (J ulie) Tilleman and Sarah Tilleman. Barbara adored each and every o ne of t heir 52 brilliant great-grandchildren (with four more percolatin g in uter o) and while Barbara would love to have each one named, it wil l take up f ar too much room. She is also survived by her three beloved s isters, Beve rly Parker, Bonnie (Lowell) Madsen, Beth (David) Burton, an d sister-in-la w, May Benson.
She was predeceased by her devoted and brilliant husband, her adored par e nts, her protective and loving older brothers, Reed and Mark Benson, si st er-in-law, Lela Benson, and brother-in-law, James Parker.
Barbara was born June 20, 1934, the eldest daughter of President Ezra Ta f t and Flora Benson, the third of six children.
Barbara was born in Boise, ID when her father was working for the Stat e o f Idaho as an agricultural county agent. When Barbara was four year s old , the Benson family moved to Washington, DC. (for the first time. ) In 194 3, her father was called to be an Apostle in The Church of Jesu s Christ o f Latter-day Saints. This necessitated the family's move to Sa lt Lake Cit y, Utah where Mom resided until her marriage. Mom's childhoo d was spent i n an idyllic family. Growing up with siblings Reed, Mark, B everly, Bonni e and Beth, their home was filled with love, learning, laug hter and lulla bies.
Barbara graduated from East High School in Salt Lake City where she serv e d as President of the East High School Associated Girls Association an d t he Seminary Student body Vice-President. She attended the Universit y of U tah for one year where she served as the freshman class Vice Presi dent. W hen her parents moved back to Washington, DC for her Dad to serv e in US P resident Dwight D. Eisenhower's cabinet as Secretary of Agricul ture, it w as decided (not by Mom!) that she needed to attend BYU. Afte r much "discu ssion", Mom acquiesced and left the U of U for BYU. She end ed up loving h er three years at BYU where she studied Home Economics. Sh e was voted "fr iendliest girl on campus" (WHAT?!!!! Of course!!!) and sh e dazzled as th e BYU Homecoming Queen in 1954. She worked at Deseret Boo k during the sum mer months. She later served on the National BYU Alumn i Board.
Barbara was unforgettable! Her personality was bigger than life; she lit e rally filled every room! She had a joyful, commanding presence and a me ga watt smile adorned with bright red lipstick which she was eager to sha r e on unsuspecting cheeks! She was the most fun, upbeat, optimistic, enc ou raging, generous, positive and grateful person - ever! She could fin d th e good in any situation. Mom's vehicle of choice was a convertible w hic h she drove with panache and style - even in the middle of harsh Cana dia n winters, with kids piled in the back seat covered in blankets! A s a pow erful force of nature, she used her talents for awesome! One gran ddaughte r called her a "human Disneyland!" Her enthusiastic personalit y made he r the consummate hostess, as generous with her hospitality as s he was wit h her talents. She loved Christmas with all her heart and deco rated her h omes to the max. The Walker home was open for any meeting, fi reside, an d party, complete with delicious refreshments. She was friend s with every one she met. She loved the quote: "Blessed are they who hav e the gift o f making friends; the power of going out of one's self and a ppreciating w hatever is noble and loving in another." (Thomas Hughes 182 2-1896) As Eld er Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostle s said recently , "Everyone needs a dose of Barbara Walker every day! "
One can not think of Barbara Benson Walker without remembering her dee p l ove of music and her powerful coloratura soprano voice which she mos t gen erously shared right up until the week before she passed away. Sh e starte d singing lessons at the age of 13, and from then on, she trille d her wa y through life! The last two weeks of mortality, she was surroun ded const antly by her family as they sang to her in person and through v ideo call s - and she sang with us!
Barbara's first calling in the church was ward chorister at the age o f 8 , accomplished by standing on a chair, in the Chevy Chase ward in Bet hesd a, Maryland. She took piano and voice lessons for many years. Her si ngin g accomplishments were prodigious, but to name a few of the highligh ts: S he adored quartet singing for years with her dear friends, Carma Fl orence , Hope Swendsen and Cathy Whitehead. She sang the soprano lead i n severa l operas in Calgary, including The Impressario and The Merry Wid ow at th e Jubilee Auditorium, and she soloed personally for two presiden ts of th e United States, President Dwight D. Eisenhower and President Ri chard Nix on and their wives. In Barbara's words, "A highlight of my musi cal life w as to be requested by President Gordon B. Hinckley and Preside nt Thomas S . Monson to sing a solo at the solemn assembly at General Con ference in t he Tabernacle when my dearly beloved father, President Ezr a Taft Benson , was sustained by the entire church, The Church of Jesus C hrist of Latte r-day Saints, as the prophet of the Lord, prophet, seer an d revelator o n April 6, 1986. I sang one of my dear father's favourite , "O Divine Rede emer" by Charles Gounod, accompanied on the Tabernacle o rgan by Robert Cu ndick." With all her musical accomplishments, Mom wrot e in her personal h istory, "My most important role is that of wife and m other and singing lu llabies to my children." We are so grateful for th e nightly lullabies sh e sang to us every night right before our prayers.
Mom and Dad were married in the Salt Lake City temple on 29 September 19 5 5. They were introduced by their parents. Dad was an accomplished surge o n in Calgary. Mom was on tour - and soloing - with the BYU Madrigal Sin ge rs when the choir came to Calgary to perform. Grandpa and Grandma Bens o n flew to Calgary from Washington, DC and Grandma Fannye Walker drov e u p from Raymond, Alberta to facilitate this momentous introduction bac ksta ge. After the concert, their mothers accompanied doctor Dad on a hou se ca ll. As Dad later said, "Our mothers were in the backseat planning t he wed ding and I was in the front seat trying to remember her name!" Mo m move d to Calgary and their happy union lasted 43 years until Bob's dea th in 1 998, although through their temple covenants, we are deeply grate ful the y are sealed together for eternity .
Of all Mother's roles and talents, the one she poured her heart and so u l into was that of being an excellent mother. We children lovingly ref e r to her as our "divine drill sergeant." Mom and Dad had exceptionall y hi gh standards for us in everything we did. And we did a lot. As child ren , besides our school work and church service, we were put in almost e ver y lesson and activity available to children growing up in Calgary: pi ano , organ, swimming, diving, scuba diving, synchronized swimming, tenni s, b adminton, figure skating/hockey, hula dancing, ballet, Scottish danc ing , art lessons, horseback riding, hiking, choir, typing, sewing, pian o an d vocal trios, swim team, volleyball, basketball, rugby and football . W e are grateful for the hours Mom spent driving us everywhere; we ha d fu n honing our skills (or lack thereafter) especially at The Glencoe C lub . Of all the lessons, piano and organ were probably where Mom's tenac ious ness was most focused. In hindsight, we are intensely grateful for t he sk ills we learned. Because of Mom and Dad's intense encouragement an d suppo rt, all of their children received at least one university degree . Extend ed family was also incredibly important to Mom and Dad and thei r home wa s always open to our sweet cousins for however long the need. P recious fa mily relationships were made and solidified as time was spen t at the Raym ond and Calgary Stampede, and at their homes in Midway, Uta h, Mesa, Arizo na, and Waterton Lakes National Park. Dad and Mom felt str ongly that Sund ay dinners were a sacred family bonding time, and the dec ades-long tradit ion of Mom's Alberta roast beef Sunday dinners were alwa ys a highlight o f the week, where tummies were filled and where we all b ecame best friend s.
Mom served continually in the community and in the church. While she sa i d she loved living in Canada, she had a ferocious love of the United St at es of America. The American flag was always flying - even in Canada. S h e recently proclaimed that her true loves were her faith, family, freed om , food, and Fox News! She lead the music in her congregation, served a s w ard music chairman and directed the choir for literally decades. Ever y mu sic calling | Benson, Barbara Amussen (I17101)
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It is with heavy hearts we inform you of the unexpected passing of our d e ar husband, father, bishop, and friend, John V. Labrum. John, 51, pass e d away on May 8, 2014 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
John was born in Meadow, Utah on September 8, 1962 to DeLynn V. and Bet t y Mae Labrum and was the youngest of five children. Growing up on a dai r y farm, he learned at an early age the value of hard work. He attende d Mi llard High School and participated in many sports. He served a missi on fo r The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Florida Ta mpa Mi ssion.
After his mission, John worked his way through college fighting fires f o r the Bureau of Land Management. After graduating from Utah State Unive rs ity with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, John took the CP A ex am and passed it on his first attempt. He went on to work in Dallas , Detr oit, France, and Spain for Electronic Data Systems.
It was while working in Detroit that he met his sweetheart, Sandra Mar i e Allison. John and Sandra were married on December 10, 1988 in the LD S M anti Temple. They moved to the state of Washington where he worked fo r Sa feco Insurance and later moved to Provo, Utah where he worked for Co lonia l Mortgage. However, most of John’s professional career was spent w orkin g for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Most recentl y, whi le living in Heber City, Utah, John worked as a field manager ove r the LD S welfare processing facilities, in charge of quality assuranc e and foo d safety.
John had a strong testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ and served i n m any callings in the LDS Church. He especially enjoyed working with th e Yo ung Men in the scouting program and was an Eagle Scout himself. He s erve d in the Elder’s Quorum presidency, as a counselor in several bishop rics , as a faithful home teacher, and on the Stake High Council. He mos t rece ntly served as the bishop of the Heber 9th Ward and greatly love d and car ed for all those he served.
Those who knew John also knew of his tremendous love for his daughter, B r inley Nicole; son-in-law, Cameron Patrick Zabriskie; and son, Bronson D . , who is currently serving an LDS mission in the West Virginia, Charles to n Mission. John felt greatly blessed by his children, and they brough t s o much joy to his life.
John also loved the outdoors and was an avid hunter, golfer, and fly fis h erman. He enjoyed playing games with his family, laughing, hiking, an d tr aveling. He had a deep love for others, and his cheerfulness, stron g fait h, and genuine concern for those around him has touched the heart s of man y. He is truly loved and will be greatly missed.
John is preceded in death by his father, DeLynn V. Labrum; his brother , L ynn G. Labrum; his brother-in-law, Clayton Allred; and his nephew, Da vi d Allred.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at 11:00am at t h e Heber North Stake Center, 521 E 500 N, Heber City, UT. Viewings wil l b e held at the same location on Monday, May 12th from 6:00–8:00pm an d Tues day, May 13th, just prior to the funeral service, from 9:30–10:30a m.
I found this when I was going through my dad's computer files. He was be g inning to make a book about his life stories. This is what he had so fa r:
Dedication
My Life was inspired by my daughter Brinley Nicole Labrum who kindly enc o uraged me to document the stories of my life .
Introduction
I didn’t comprehend just how precious life is until my newly born daught e r entered the world on March 20th, 1993, screaming at the top of her lu ng s. She was obviously in a lot of pain and it tore at my heart. Desper at e to comfort her I reached out my pinky finger to her tiny little hand . S uddenly, her little fingers clenched onto my pinky and her screamin g ease d, and then stopped altogether. It was as if grasping my little f inger g ave her instant security and comfort. At that moment my heart wa s melde d to hers. Brinley Nicole Labrum had me hooked for life.
My comprehension expanded as my brother-in-law Clayton Allred passed aw a y at age 48 with cancer, followed by his son David at age 32 with melan om a. David left behind his wife and three young children, but before h e lef t, he made sure he left his family with some incredible memories . At hi s funeral a DVD, set to the music of xxxxx “Live Life Like You a re Dying” , played sharing those life experiences .
Full comprehension of how precious life is came the xxfall of xxx, an d i t came in a very personal and painful way. It started when I receiv e d a phone call from my brother Lynn. He said something like “John, I do n’ t know how to say this, so I’m just going to say it. I have cancer an d th ey have given me six months to live”. A year later, I found mysel f onc e again fishing for salmon in Washington State with Lynn. This tim e Lynn , determined to make some lasting memories, brought his son Tyso n with us .
It had been almost four years since that dreadful call. During those ye a rs, I praying fervently for Lynn to be healed, or cured, but this visi t w as different. As I walked into the room, I couldn’t believe my eyes . I t took me so off guard that I couldn’t hold back my tears. My prayer s cha nged that day. Now I was pleading for a quick release from his suff ering . Three days later I got the call at work to get there as soon a s possib le. Early in the morning hours Lynn took his final breaths in t his morta l life.
As I have thought back over the experiences of my life, the realizatio n h as come to me that even the grandest of experiences, the most life ch angi ng experiences, fade over time and I struggle to recall the detail s and t he feelings I had at that moment in time.
My hope is that My Life will preserve some of those feelings and memori e s for myself to remember and draw strength from and for my wife, childr en , and future posterity to experience in some small way the stories tha t h ave shaped me into the person I am. | Labrum, John V (I34894)
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James Cottrell Knighton passed away peacefully Saturday, September 18, 2 0 04 at his son's home of kidney failure. He was born June 10, 1933 in Sy ra cuse, Utah the son of William and Doris Alice Cottrell Knighton. He wa s r aised in Syracuse and also resided in Ogden, Sunset, Layton, and on t h e " Blue Highways" in his Beaver Motorcoach for 12 years. He attended S yr acuse Elementary, North Davis Jr. High, and graduated from Davis Hig h Sch ool in 1951.
On January 8, 1952 Jim married Ellen Marie Rayl, in the Salt Lake LDS Te m ple. Jim founded Knighton Optical in 1967 and had established 22 store s b y 1999. Knighton Optical was listed in 20/20 magazine as the 42nd lar ges t optical company in the United States. Jim loved his work. He felt t ha t he provided a needed service to the community. He patterned his busi nes s ethics after "The Golden Rule." His goal was to leave people bette r of f when they left than when they came in. He loved his employees an d alway s had uplifting words of encouragement for them.
Jim is survived by his wife, Ellen; four sons, Daniel (Lynette), Roy, No a ll (Julie), South Ogden, Guy (Julie), Wasilla, Alaska, Gary (Terry), No rt h Ogden; one daughter, Linda Knighton Willis, Park City; 20 grandchild ren ; 15 great-grandchildren; and one brother, William Harton Knighton. H e wa s preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, John, Dean, Davi d; an d three sisters, Edith, Eleanor, and Thelma.
Funeral services held Wednesday, September 22, 2004 at Lindquist's Ogd e n Mortuary, 3408 Washington Blvd. Interment, Syracuse City Cemetery.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on 9/20/2004. | Knighton, James Cottrell (I163856)
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James Dale Miller of Provo, Utah died of natural causes at age 92 Saturd a y May 9, 2015. Dale was born February 22, 1923 in Penrose Utah to Jame s H enry Miller and Amanda Lee Schuman. As a Child, Dale helped on the fa mil y farm and attended a small community school house in Garland Utah. A fte r high school, Dale attended Brigham Young University but left his st udie s to enlist in the US Army. He was deployed to the Pacific Theater s eein g combat in the Battle of Leyte Gulf and the Final Assault on Japan.
After World War II, Dale returned to Brigham Young University, where h e w as a track sprinting star. At BYU he graduated with a bachelor’s degr ee i n Education and met his first wife, Ramona Smith. After serving an L DS mi ssion together in France, the couple began a family of 2 boys an d 2 girls . After receiving a PhD from Michigan State University, Dale to ok a posit ion with the US State Department and was deployed to Mexico Ci ty as a For eign Service Officer. When it was time for the older childre n to attend h igh school, the family relocated to Provo, Utah where Dal e worked as a pr ofessor at Brigham Young University. After 32 years of m arriage his wif e Ramona passed away suddenly.
Dale later met Geraldine Andrews at an LDS Church function. They becam e i nstant sweethearts, married, and lived in Provo, Utah for 35 years. D al e and Geraldine had a large combined extended family and were surround e d by many loved ones through their retirement years. The highlight of t he ir golden years was serving an LDS mission to Southern California.
Dale loved to travel and was an avid history buff. He published multip l e professional language texts, and several human-interest books. Dale w a s known for his devotion to the LDS faith, casual humor, kind demeanor , a ctive lifestyle, ability to fix anything, and proclivity to share hom e-gr own fruit and garden vegetables with his entire neighborhood.
Dale is survived by his wife Geraldine, 8 children, 31 grandchildren, ov e r 100 great-grandchildren, many more great-great-grandchildren, and a h os t of friends.
A memorial service will take place at 10 am on Saturday May 30, 2015 a t t he Edgemont 6th Ward of the LDS Church on 4000 N 650 East Provo, U T 8 460 4. | Miller, James Dale (I158692)
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James Dee Pack, age 22, of Orem passed away on Sunday, September 25, 19 9 4 at his home in Orem after a long and valiant struggle against cancer.
He was born on May 30, 1972 to Don W. and Carolyn Bird Pack in Provo . H e was preceded in death by his mother and a sister, Teresa Ann Pack . He w as employed in the shop of Blaine Evans and Son Trucking Co., in S panis h Fork until his condition would no longer allow him to continue. J im lov ed his association with this firm and often said, "I wish I woul d get wel l enough to return to work there, they are so good to work for" .
Jim married his sweetheart, Monica Jo Lees in September of 1992, and th e y were blessed with a son in February of 1994. By this time Jim's condi ti on would not allow him to help his wife with their son very much. Hi s wif e cared for her sick husband and infant son with unequaled devotion . Ji m in turn did very little complaining, nor asked much in return. H e wa s a person with a gentle disposition.
Jim grew up on a fruit farm in Orem, where he loved to operate the tract o rs and enjoyed working on his car. He was an avid model car builder an d e njoyed this hobby a great deal. Jim's favorite time of the year was t he a nnual family outing to Lake Powell where he could explore what natur e ha s to offer. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
Jim is survived by his wife, Monica and their son, Skylar James Pack; h i s father and step-mother, Carole K. Johnson; half-brothers, Deon and Do na ld Spittler, of Manhattan Beach, Calif.; Rachel Ann Pack, of Roseville , C alif.; Steven Pack, of West Valley City; Dawn Rider of Orem; grandmot her , Vera B. Nielsen of Orem; uncles, aunts, and cousins on his mother' s an d father's side of the extended family.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, September 28, 1994, 11 a.m. a t t he Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 E. Center Street. Friends may call a t th e mortuary, Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m., or Wednesday morning, on e hou r prior to services. Interment, Provo City Cemetery.
Jim's family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to the doctors a n d nurses of the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake, to the doctors and nurses o f t he Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, to the doctors and nurses o f th e Central Utah Medical Clinic, to Dr. Brian Tudor, his friend and ca rin g physician to the end, to his hospice nurse, Lee Aston, all of who m gav e their utmost in caring for Jim during this sickness. They also wi sh t o thank all of the wonderful and caring members of the Sunset Height s 7t h Ward and to Jim's neighbors for their support and love during thi s illn ess to each and every one of you. You are the true spirit of the L ord. Th e family requests in lieu of flowers, a donation to the Nationa l Cancer S ociety in the name of James Pack would be greatly appreciated. | Pack, James Dee (I80517)
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James Neale Jensen (89) passed away April 9, 2013, of causes inciden t t o age. He was born July 27, 1923, son of Frederick Young Jensen, Jr . an d Madora LaVerna Rogerson, in Monticello, Utah. He earned his Associ ate s of Science degree from Utah Technical College. Following his WW I I serv ice in the US Army Air Core as a radio operator in the B-17 bomb er, he ma rried Barbara Besendorfer in the LDS Salt Lake City Temple on N ovember 10 , 1948. They served a mission together in the South Carolina C olumbia Mis sion. They have been together for 64+ years.
He loved to fish with his children and grandchildren, to ride motorcycle s , and to hunt. He was an avid sports fan. He used his carpentry skill s t o build his own home as well as assisted his children with their home s. H e worked at Hill Air Force Base in the photography division and owne d hi s own TV repair business and Jensen Wedding Photography.
He was a member of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers, Junior Chamber of Comm e rce, and the Centerville Recycles. He was a member of the LDS church se rv ing faith fully in many capacities including 15 years in the Bountifu l Te mple.
Neale was a strong influence for good in the lives of his children and g r andchildren. His righteous example and strong testimony will be a herit ag e to al l who knew him.
He is survived by his wife Barbara; his four children James N. Jensen J r . (Ada), Diana (Marte) Green, Patty (Vaughn) Hutchinson, and Susan Jens en , 20 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren (soon to be 34), and 3 grea t-g reat-grandchildren, brothers Lisle and Clyde. He was preceded in deat h b y his brother Quinn.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, April 13, 2013, a t t he LDS Canyon Ward Building, 160 South 300 East. Friends and family m ay c all Friday evening, 6-8 p.m., at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Ma in St . Bountiful and Saturday one hour prior to services. Interment wil l b e a t the Centerville Cemetery | Jensen, James Neale (I5190)
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James Owen Duncan 1923 ~ 2004 James Owen Duncan, beloved husband, fathe r , grandfather and brother, passed away peacefully at his home in Glendo ra , California with his wife, Margene and family at his side on May 27 , 200 4 after a long illness which he fought valiantly. Owen was born i n Meadow , Utah on October 29, 1923 to parents, James Alonzo and Jessie A nn Barkdu ll Duncan. He married Margene Pedersen on June 2, 1954 in the L ogan Templ e of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They ha d planned t o celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the coming we ek .
Owen is survived by his wife, Margene; sons: Craig, Preston, Idaho; Clyd e , Thousand Oaks, California; Stephen and wife, Holly, Providence, Utah ; a nd Scott and wife, Joann, Glendora, California. Grandchildren are Hea ther , Stephen, Stephenie, Shawn, Jeremy, Scotty and Jaden. One brother , Gail , Cedar City, Utah; and sisters: Stella Mathews, Palos Verdes Esta tes, Ca lifornia; and Blanche Robinson, Orem, Utah also survive.
Owen was a dedicated teacher in the Glendora Unified School district f o r 34 years, until his retirement in 1991. Former students, as well as p ar ents, still applaud the good influence and knowledge he instilled in t hem . His love of the farm, where he grew up and the strong work ethic h e lea rned there, never left him. His beautiful yard, vegetable garden an d orch ard were always unsurpassed. He is deeply loved, respected and mis sed.
Services will be held Wednesday, June 2, 2004 at the Glendora Stake Cent e r from 10:0 0 to 11:00 a.m. Visitation: Tuesday evening at Oakdale Mort ua ry in Glendora from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Interment will be a t the Loga n Cit y Cemetery in Logan, Utah on June 4, 2004 at 2:00 p.m. under the di rectio n of Nelson Funeral Home. | Duncan, James Owen (I4923)
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James R. Tyler, 90, of Camp Verde, AZ passed away on October 11, 2013. J i m was born in Tombstone, AZ on August 18, 1923 to William and Dona Tyle r .
He was preceded in death by his wife, Annette Tyler. He is survived by d a ughters Laurel (Ed) Rountree and Coralee (Bill) Flick, grandchildren D a n Lindstrom, Kari Rountree, Penny Langhammer and Amy Igasan, and four g re at-grandchildren.
Jim served in the Army in WWII and was a prisoner of war. He retired fr o m the U.S. Post Office. He loved camping and hiking, completing the Ari zo na Trail. | Tyler, James Robert (I160316)
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James Winget Larsen, 69, our loved and respected husband, father, and gr a ndfather, passed away on February 28, 1997 at his home.
Born November 13, 1927 in Nampa, Idaho to Harold Victor and Mary Almed a W inget Larsen.
He married Lola Johnson in the Manti LDS Temple on June 1, 1957.
James was an active member of the LDS Church, serving as a teacher and w a rd clerk; as well as having served an LDS Mission to the Great Lakes.
He was a Veteran of the Korean Conflict and taught school in Emery Coun t y for four years and also in the Jordan School District for 25 years . H e owned and operated Donta-Tek Dental Lab. His hobbies included bein g a n artist, photographer, and computer operator.
Survivors: wife, Lola, Midvale; children, Harold (Tammy) Larsen, Bluffda l e; Karen Larsen, Falls Church, Virginia; Kris (Melony) Larsen, America n F ork; three grandchildren; mother, Bluffdale; sister, Dorothy (Klin) S heff er, Murray. Preceded in death by his father.
Funeral Services will be held on Monday, March 3, 1997 at 1 p.m. in th e M idvale Seventh Ward Chapel, 642 West Jackson Street (8400 South). Fri end s may call at Goff Mortuary, 8090 South State Street, on Sunday fro m 6 - 8 p.m. and on Monday at the Church from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Interment: Redwood Memorial Estates.
Published in the Deseret News on 3/1/1997. | Larsen, James Winget (I21501)
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Jay Page Greenhalgh, age 59, died suddenly of a cardiac arrest at his ho m e November 15, 1985.
Born July 16, 1926, Heber City, son of Herman Lees and Ardella Page Gree n halgh. He married Rolena Luttmer March 22, 1966 in Las Vegas, Nev.
He enjoyed his work as a master mechanic at Salt Lake Transportation, In t ernational Harvester and Certified Warehouse for 42 years. His main int er ests were his home and family.
Survivors include wife, North Salt Lake; seven children, Dennis Lees Gre e nhalgh, Bountiful; Mitchell Ainsworth, Layton; Larry Greenhalgh, Wood s Cr oss; Cynthia Walker, Provo; Lynnette Taylor, Riverton; Susan Cooley , Powe ll, Wyo.; Kirk Greenhalgh, Salt Lake City; 21 grandchildren, 1 gre at-gran dchild; brother and sister, Dean Greenhalgh, Layton; Coleen Lyman , Bounti ful. Preceded in death by a son Dell Hardy Greenhalgh.
Brief services for family and close friends were held Tuesday, Nov. 19 , 1 985 at 1 p.m. Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, where friends calle d Mo nday evening from 6-8 p.m. and Tuesday 11:45-12:45 p.m. prior to th e serv ices. Interment in the Bountiful City Cemetery. Funeral directors : Russo n Brothers Bountiful Mortuary. | Greenhalgh, Jay Page (I33454)
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Jeannetta Rae Harrison Garner
March 11, 1928 - Aug. 8, 2017
Jeannetta Rae Harrison Garner, 89, passed into eternity on August 8, 201 7 , in Nyssa, Oregon. Jeannetta was born March 11th, 1928, in Letha, Idah o , the first child of Alando De “Bob” Harrison and Mamie Gordon Harriso n . The family grew to include Jeannetta’s brothers Bobby, Don, and Basi l , and her sister Charlene.
Jeannetta enjoyed a loving childhood growing up on the family ranch on t h e Emmett bench outside Emmett, Idaho where she attended Hanna Elementa r y School. She later attended and graduated from Emmett High School. Jea nn etta was very popular even back in high school, and that, combined wit h h er love for dancing, earned her the title of “Queen” of one of thei r bi g school dances. Because of the difficult travel between the ranch a nd to wn to attend high school, Jeannetta lived with her grandmother or “ Grammi e” Harrison during the week and returned to the ranch on weekends . Grammi e’s youngest sons, Ferris and Duane, visited their mother ofte n allowin g Jeannetta to gain a great and lasting love for her uncles. Je annetta’ s nickname in school was “Blackie” because of her jet black hair . Even i n her advanced years the darkness of her hair still shows throug h the sil ver gray.
After graduating high school Jeannetta attended the University of Idah o i n Moscow, Idaho for a short time. At the end of WWII a handsome youn g re d haired sailor came from the south Pacific to farm with his famil y nea r the Harrison ranch. It wasn’t long before “Blackie” and “Red” bec ame a n item and on June 11, 1948, Jeannetta married Dee Jesse Garner an d the y became forever known as ‘Dee and Jeannetta,” celebrating 65 year s of ma rriage before Dee’s passing April 10, 2014. Their first home cons isted o f “two rooms and a path.” Their first son, Rodger D, was born Oct ober 26 , 1950, in Ontario, Oregon while they still lived in Emmett. De e worked f or his Uncle Dick Stoker in construction and participated in t he buildin g of the Nyssa Hospital, where the rest of their children wer e born.
Dee and Jeannetta bought an 80-acre farm outside of Nyssa, Oregon on C o w Hollow Road on March 11, 1953, on Jeannetta’s birthday, where they li ve d until Dee’s passing in 2014.
Daniel Todd was born January 13, 1954, Julie Etta (Bennett) on Januar y 6 , 1959, and Kelly J was born July 12, 1960. The family was sealed i n th e Idaho Falls Temple on September 14, 1969. In 1971 Jeannetta gaine d anot her son, Sauan Sukhan, who moved from Thailand after meeting Rodge r who w as then serving as an LDS Missionary. Sauan held a special plac e in Jeann etta’s heart for the rich love he brought to all who became ac quainted wi th him and especially the loving kindness and sweet respect h e has alway s shown to his “adopted” mom. Jeannetta was active in civic a ffairs inclu ding the PTA, Nyssa School Board, and the Malheur County Rep ublican Party . Jeannetta was a State Delegate for the Republican Nationa l Convention , attending with her dear friend June Hartley. Dee and Jeann etta travelle d to Washington, D.C. to attend the first inauguration of P resident Georg e W. Bush. Jeannetta and June Hartley attended President B ush’s second in auguration. Jeannetta held a variety of church callings i n the Church o f Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. One of her last calli ngs was when Je annetta was in her 80’s, Owyhee Ward Relief Society Presi dent. She worke d at various jobs in the community including Wilson Bros . Dept. Store, Pa ulus Jewelry, and drove farm truck for several neighbor s. Jeannetta was i nstrumental in starting the Tare Lab at the Nyssa Amal gamated Sugar Facto ry, and when Amalgamated built a Tare Lab in Mini-Cas sia, she went ther e to train the crews and help start up the lab there.
When Amalgamated’s field department decided to take petiole samples on t h e beet crop for local growers, Jeannetta was instrumental in making th a t happen. What started out as a “harvest” job, turned into a career. S h e worked at Amalgamated from 1966 until she retired in 1991. After reti re ment, Dee and Jeannetta served an 18-month LDS mission at the Atlanta , Ge orgia temple. They made some lifelong friends there and had many spi ritua l experiences.
A couple of years after Dee’s passing, it became necessary for Jeannet t a to move to Nyssa Gardens where she lived the rest of her life. Durin g h er final years, she truly enjoyed the fellowship and frequent visit s of h er many friends and family members. The family extends a special t hanks t o the staff of Nyssa Gardens for their love and care during thi s time, no t only to Jeannetta, but to her family.
Jeannetta is survived by her children, Rodger and Jay Leano of Tacoma, W a shington, Dan and Peggy Ross of Tigard, Oregon, Julie and Norman Benne t t of Nyssa, Oregon, Kelly and Cindy Garner of Pocatello, Idaho, 16 gran dc hildren, and 24 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by he r hus band Dee, her parents, her brother Bobby, great grandsons Braden Wh eele r and Roland Garner, and grandson-in-law Jonathan Brady.
A viewing will be held on August 11, 2017, from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m . a t the Owyhee Ward LDS Church, 848 Owyhee Ave. Nyssa, OR. Funeral serv ice s will be held August 12, 2017, at the Owyhee Ward LDS Church. The fa mil y will receive friends from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., with the funera l ser vices beginning at 11:00 a.m. Dedication of the grave will be immed iatel y following at the Owyhee Cemetery. | Harrison, Jeannetta Rae (I158555)
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Jeffery Serge Ballif, our beloved husband, father and papa, was welcom e d into the loving arms of his Savior on Saturday, June 27, 2015. He wa s b orn to Don and LaNece Ballif on February 24, 1959 in Preston, Idaho.
He served an honorable mission for his church in San Jose, California, a n d returned home to attend Brigham Young University to study software en gi neering. He married his sweetheart, Carole Ann Burton in the Logan Tem pl e on September 22, 1982. Together they raised three beautiful daughter s , and two handsome sons.
He loved spending time with family, especially his beloved grandchildre n . His giving and selfless nature drove him to serve others whenever h e ha d a spare moment. There was nothing that could stand in his way onc e he b egan a project for one of his family members or friends. He wa s a man o f integrity who had a deep love for the gospel of Jesus Christ , and coul d often be found serving in church callings or in the temple . He loved t o travel with his wife--together they enjoyed trips to Switz erland, Franc e, the Eastern States, and had a special love for Hawai’i . Jeff will be t ruly missed by all who knew him.
He was preceded in death by his father, Don Ballif, and is survived by h i s mother, LaNece, his adoring wife, Carole, daughters: Jennifer (John ) Lo tt, Kimberly (Todd) Perkins, Heather (Chris) Hadley, sons: Austin an d Rya n, grandchildren: Cameron, Carsen, Brynlee, Ellie, and Clara, two b rother s: Mark (Jill) and Todd (Lynette), four sisters: Donece (Neil) Spe ncer, V erena (Klayne) Rasmussen, Karen (Dorran) Sampson and Lisa (Steve ) Coy, an d many nieces, nephews, friends and relatives. Our lives are be tter for h aving known him, and without him, we will never be the same. W e love you , Jeff (Papa).
Viewings will be held Wednesday, July 1st from 6 to 8 pm at Russon Broth e rs Mortuary, 1941 N Main Street, Farmington, Utah and Thursday, July 2 n d from 9:30 to 10:30 am at the Kaysville West Stake Center, 1035 S Ang e l Street, Kaysville, Utah, where funeral services will follow at 11 am . I nterment will be held at Bountiful City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers , don ations can be made in the name of Jeffery Ballif at Zions Bank to h elp th e family cover funeral costs and other related expenses. | Ballif, Jeffery Serge (I163860)
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Jerry Lee Mellinger, 76, of La Grande, died June 2 at Grande Ronde Hospi t al in La Grande surrounded by his family. A private family service wil l b e held. Loveland Funeral Chapel and Crematory is in charge of arrange ment s.
Jerry would have been 77 years old on his birthday, June 29, 1933. He w a s born in La Grande to Cecil Emery and Nanie Marie Lilly Mellinger. H e wa s a man who loved his family and grandchildren. He enjoyed all the o utdoo r activities including hunting, fishing and snowmobiling.
Jerry retired from Coca Cola in 1991 after 33 years of service. He serv e d in the Air Force from 1953 to 1957 and was a veteran of the Korean Wa r.
He is survived by his wife of over 55 years, Mary E. "Bette" Mellinger ; f our sons and their wives, David and Debbie of Perry, Kevin and Jan o f Tua latin, Kyle of Tigard and Keith and Sue of Clarkston, Wash.; 12 gra ndchil dren; 11 great-grandchildren with two more on the way; and his sis ter, Be verly Vess of La Grande.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Marie Warnstaff; father, Cecil M e llinger; and stepfather, Clive Warnstaff. | Mellinger, Jerry Lee (I85823)
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Jim L. Bushnell, 47, of Hearndon, Virginia, formerly of Meadow, died Mar c h 21, 1994.
He was born April 7, 1946 in Fillmore, to Leland M. and Lola Duncan Bush n ell. Married to Carolyn Sue Bushnell. Member of LDS Church.
Survivors: wife and children, Sheree Svensson; James; Susan; Mark; Joshu a ; Erica; Heather; Jon, all of Hearndon, Virginia; and Michelle Freeman , o f Meadow, Utah; one grandson, Christopher Nathan Svensson; mother, Lo la B ushnell, Meadow; a brother, Elmer Leon, of Bountiful; and a sister , Dixi e Allred, of Springville.
Memorials to Jim L. Bushnell children’s Trust % Church of Jesus Chris t o f Latter-day Saints (Hearndon Ward), 1489 Coat Ridge Road, Hearndon , VA , 22070.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 24, 1994 at 10 a.m. at t h e Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1515 Poplar Grove, Dr. , Re ston, Virginia.
Additional funeral services will be held Saturday, March 26, 1994 at 1 p . m. in the Meadow LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call Friday, March 25, 19 94 , 7-9 p.m. at the Olpin Mortuary, Fillmore, and Saturday from 12 noon - 12 : 45 at the ward chapel. Burial will take place in the Meadow Cemete ry un der the direction of the Olpin Mortuary. | Bushnell, Jim L (I5125)
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Joan Hansen Ostler 1936 ~ 2019
Generous, smart, and darkly funny. Who was Joan Hansen Ostler? Joan pass e d away Monday morning Aug 19, 2019 at her home of nearly 60 years. Bor n J anuary 1, 1936 in Yakima, Washington to Betty and Ted Hansen, she gre w u p in Salt Lake City and graduated from South High School. Joan marrie d Pa ul Ostler on August 7, 1953 in Elko, NV. Her pastimes included gam e show s (she never missed Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy!), puzzles, readi ng, cat s, crocheting, and spoiling her grandchildren. Joan adored baseba ll and s pent her springs, summers, and falls always with a game on. Sh e was prece ded in death by the love of her life and bicker partner, Paul , and her be st friend Irmgard Uchtdorf. She is survived by her devoted d aughter Robyn , grandsons Clayton and Ben (Tori), and her beloved great-g randdaughter A ly. The family asks that you take time out to watch a base ball game in he r honor and be sure to tell those you care about how muc h you love them . We love you, Gr. Gr. Joan! | Hansen, Joan Elizabeth (I22396)
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Joann Kaye Stott Crandall 1965 ~ 2005 JoAnn Kaye Stott Crandall, 39, o f O rem, Utah passed away peacefully at home on Monday, April 18, 2 005 . Sh e was born July 10, 1965, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her parents wer e Kar l J and Geneva N. Stott. She married Vernon Lee Crandall in the Sal t Lak e Temple on June 8, 1988. They are the parents of three sons: Gario n, Bra don and Noland. She was educated in the Salt Lake and Provo school s, late r graduating from BYU. She served an LDS mission to Brazil.
She was a very talented and creative person. She was a member of the Ut a h County Quilt Guild and created many beautiful quilts. She had the abi li ty to put together colors and fabrics in such a way that they would si ng . She was also an excellent quilting teacher. She was talented in man y ot her crafts as well. She was proficient at cross stitching and workin g wit h warm glass. Lately she was involved with creating many beautifu l item s with beads.
She had many friends who loved her. She was a good listener. She was alw a ys willing to help other people. She was able to talk to anyone and h a d a knack of putting others at ease. She had great relationships with h e r sons and wanted them to succeed. She worried about them and her husba n d more than herself and wanted her sons to be courteous and polite. Sh e i s survived by her husband and three sons. She is also survived by he r bro ther Allen Karl Stott (Dianna) and her sister Barbara Jean Stott. S he wa s preceded in death by her father, Karl J Stott, and her mother, Ge neva A maryllis Noland Stott.
Funeral services will be held in the Northridge 4th Ward, 165 East 178 0 N orth, Orem, Utah (turn North at 210 East off of 1600 North in Orem) a t 11 :00 a.m. on Saturday, April 23, 2005. The viewing will be at Berg Mo rtuar y (185 East Center Street) in Provo from 6:0 0 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. o n Frida y evening and at the Church from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. on Sa turday. | Stott, Joann Kaye (I34012)
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John (Jack) Kelleth Bushnell, 79 passed away on Christmas Eve 2 013 in S t . George, Utah after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease.
John was born on September 5, 1934 the second Child of Kelleth and Eln a B ushnell in Flowell, Utah.
He graduated from South High School and attended the University of Uta h . He was a member of the LDS Church and could often be found reading sc ri pture in his chair in the middle of the night. He was proud to serve i n t he Korean War for the country he loved. He was a long standing membe r o f the appraisal institute and earned his MAI. He married Joanne Knigh t, t hey had one son, John Kevin Bushnell. Later he married Wanda Watts o f Kan osh, Utah. They had three children: Lori, Jeff and Denise. His prid e an d joy were his grandchildren, Johnathon Brazell (24) Aviana Bushne l l (21 ) Jordan Brazell (14) and Dusty (the dog). John's gracious open h eart wa s a gift to many, always so full of love, humor and support, neve r judgin g. His warm laugh (and whistle) filled a room. Someone once sai d "John ne ver met a stranger". He has left us all with heavy hearts, bu t with a gif t of humility unlike any other. He has been and will continu e to be great ly loved and missed.
He is preceded in death by his mother and father. He is survived by hi s w ife Wanda, children and grandchildren; sisters and brothers in law, J oan n and Perry Kjar; Eileen and Bill Birkes; and his brother, Howard Bus hnel l.
Services will be held in St. George, Utah on Friday January 3, 2014 Frie n ds and family are welcome to come pay their respects beforehand beginni n g at 11:30 AM; services will begin at 1:00 PM at the Mulberry LDS Chap e l - 3381 S. Mulberry Dr., St George UT. Arrangements by Heideman Hughe s M ortuary, 435-674-5000 | Bushnell, John Kelleth (I53256)
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Joseph Merrill Bushnell 1920 ~ 2009 Joseph Merrill Bushnell, age 89, pas s ed away on September 18, 2009 in Provo, Utah. He was born on June 19, 1 92 0 in Meadow, Utah son of Daniel D. and Melba Stott Bushnel l. Merril l gra duated from Millard High where he served as student body president . He se rved a mission for the LDS Church in the Spanish American Missio n and ser ved in the Air Force in World War II. Merrill married Lucille B ooth Jun e 5, 1946 in the Salt Lake Temple.
He earned a Bachelor degree in Economics from BYU and a Masters of Busin e ss Administration from Stanford University. Merrill was the Vice Presid en t of Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe for 17 years, retiring in 1984. H e wa s an adjunct professor at BYU and helped develop the Masters of Engi neeri ng Management Program. Highlights of his community service include d Presi dent of Kiwanis and President of BSA Utah National Parks Council . He wa s on several boards of directors including Regional Mountain Bel l and Fir st Security Bank. He was the Utah Businessman of the year in 19 82. He ser ved in many church callings including Priest Advisor, Stake Pr esident an d President of the Dallas Texas Mission. Lucille preceded hi m in death o n April 25, 1997 after 51 wonderful years of marriage. Merri ll was blesse d to marry Ann Halgren Wiest on April 11, 1998. Merrill's g reatest joy wa s his family. He loved nature, music, books, sports and tr avel. He wa s a man of balance. He is survived by his wife, of Provo; chi ldren: Bruc e Bushnell (Karie); Ned Bushnell (Marianne); Pamela Price (Da vid); Annett e Perry (Ron); Doug Wiest (Cheri); Gary Wiest (Sharon); Mar k Wiest (Dana) ; Steven Wiest (Melissa); 44 grandchildren; 18 great-grand children.
Funeral services will be held at 11:0 0 a.m. on Wednesday, September 2 3 , 2009 at the Pleasant View 6th Ward, 2445 North 650 East, Provo. Frien d s may call at the Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 East Center Street, on Tu es day evening 6-8 p.m. or at the Ward Chapel on Wednesday 9:30-10:40 a.m . I nterment Eastlawn Memorial Hills. In lieu of flowers contributions ma y b e made to the Perpetual Education Fund. | Bushnell, Joseph Merrill (I20219)
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Joyce J. Bushnell 12/23/20 ~ 12/25/05 Joyce J. Bushnell, 85, passed aw a y 25 December 2005 in Fillmore, Utah. She was born in Holden, Utah, 2 3 De cember 1920 to Thaddeus Orson and Neva Nixon Johnson. She married Fa ryl G . Bushnell 4 May 1942 in her parents’ home. The marriage was late r seale d in the Manti Temple.
As the consummate homemaker, she was known for delicious food grown in h e r own garden, a clean and orderly home where everything had its place , an d clothing sewn with precision and style. Mother felt very strongl y tha t everyone should be as well educated as possible. Upon her own hig h scho ol graduation, she attended Brigham Young Academy for three year s at a ti me when very few women had that opportunity. Throughout her lif e, she rem ained a lifelong learner and made sure her children and grandc hildren wer e encouraged to seek educational opportunities of every kind.
After her husband's death in 1960, Mother began a 27 year career at Mill a rd High School as an administrative secretary to four principals. In 19 77 , she was honored as the Outstanding School Secretary for the State o f Ut ah. Mother was a charter member of the Old Capitol Quilt Guild wher e sh e enjoyed sharing her skills and encouraging younger quilters. Her q uilt s and quilted projects received numerous awards a t the county fair . Sh e and her daughters enjoyed much comradery as they combined their qu iltin g talent for family members. Gardening was her second love where sh e enjo yed the companionship of her son, Dwight, as they turned the famil y garde ning plot into a beautiful landscaped floral display. Mother's se rvice i n the Fillmore 1st Ward LDS Church was long and varied. She share d her lo ve of education and her training in organization in m any callin gs. She a nd her neighbor, Beth Cahoon, were devoted visiting teaching pa rtners fo r many years. She shared both letter writing and financial supp ort with h er missionary grandchildren. Joyce was blessed with wonderfu l neighbors w ho lovingly cared for her throughout her later years. Her f amily wishes t o extend heartfelt gratitude for their many kindnesses.
Mother is survived by her daughters, Mrs. Haynes R. Fuller (Pat) of Ede n , Utah, Mrs. James H. Quigley (Bonnie) of New Canaan, Connecticut; daug ht er-in-law, Mrs. Dwight J. Bushnell (Bobette) of Philomath, Oregon; 1 0 gra ndchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Don S . Brim h all (Dawnie) of Ogden, Utah, Mrs. Jim Chrz (Sharon) of Nampa, Id aho, Mrs . Lewis Monsen (Janet) of Holden, Utah. She was preceded in deat h by he r husband, Faryl G. Bushnell; and her son, Dwight J. Bushnell. Se rvices w ill be held at the Fillmore 1st Ward Building at 11 a.m. Wednesd ay, 28 De cember 2005. The family will receive friends beginning at 9:4 5 a.m. In li eu of flowers, contributions may be made to IHC Home Care, F illmore Commu nity Hospital, Fillmore, UT, 8 4631 | Johnson, Joyce (I34062)
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Karen Lynn Whipple CHARLOTTE - Karen Lynn Whipple was born in Salt Lak e C ity, Utah on March 8th, 1959. She lost her years-long fight with canc er a t her home in Charlotte, North Carolina on Saturday, November 23rd , 2019.
She was the daughter of Joseph Carl and Max Joyce Rasmussen, and was t h e youngest of five siblings: Tawnya, John, David and Terry. She love d t o be outdoors and create with her hands. She spent hours in the backy ar d creating fairy gardens, troll gardens, and her own secret garden. Sh e l oved animals, spending time with her dogs and cats, as well as the ot he r animals that she sat.
She was an active participant and mentor at the Carolina Renaissance Fes t ival with her character, Maggie Bliss. She was always one to accept unc on ditionally, assist those in need, take those who needed shelter, and l ov e without restraint.
She is survived by her husband of 41 years, Randall Owen, and their fo u r children: Randall Jacob (Ivan), Heather Lynn (Brandon), Jessie Hayde n ( Rebecca) and John Carl (Elizabeth). She also has three grandchildren.
Published by Charlotte Observer on Nov. 29, 2019. | Rasmussen, Karen Lynn (I46)
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Karl Vernon Church 1923 ~ 2009 Karl passed away 31 July 2009. He was bo r n in St. George, Utah 29 April 1923 at the home of his maternal grandpa re nts, Warren and Mary Etta Lee Cox. He was the fourth Child of Vernon a n d Areta Cox Church.
He was raised in LaVerkin, Utah on the family dairy farm which operate d f or many years delivering milk to the east side of Washington County , incl uding to the old Zion Lodge. He graduated from Hurricane High Scho ol in 1 941. He participated in track, football, tennis, and basketball i n High S chool and at Dixie College. He was drafted into the Army in Apri l 1943 an d served as a Staff Sergeant machine gunner in the 43rd Infantr y. He serv ed in the Solomon Islands, New Guinea, Philippines, and Japan . He returne d the fall of 1945.
He married Grace Duncan on 12 December 1945 in the Salt Lake LDS Templ e . They are the parents of six children: Sharon (Duane) Bauer, Mace K (L il lian) Church, Chris V (Jane) Church, Dale E Church, Jeanette (Alan) Mo ss , and David W Church. They have 43 grandchildren and 75 great-grandchi ldr en. They lived in LaVerkin, Hurricane, Salt Lake City, Bountiful, Ric hfie ld, Cedar City, Sandy and since 1991 Midvale, Utah.
He was active in the LDS Church. He was a Scout Master, member of the bi s hopric, teacher, High Councilor, ward and stake Sunday School presidenc y , High Priest Quorum secretary and faithful home teacher. He worked o n th e family dairy farm until allergies and malaria, contracted during h is wa r service, necessitated a move to Salt Lake City for other employme nt. H e worked for Water Works Equipment and Pacific States Cast Iron Com pany f or 19 years, covering all of Southern Utah with the water system n eeds o f municipalities and golf courses. He took a medical retirement a t age 5 0 due to complications from the malaria and hearing loss. He wa s an avi d reader.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Pauline Church Wilso n W ulfenstein, Mildred Church, LaReta Church Gates; brothers, Richard L a V o n Church and twin brothers Warren Harvey Church and Walter Hayden C hurc h. He is survived by six children; 43 grandchildren, and 84 great-gr andch ildren. Funeral Services will be held on Friday, 7 Aug. 2009, at 10 :0 0 a .m. in the Midvale 8th LDS Ward Chapel, 8350 So Jackson St., Midva le, UT . A viewing will be held from 9:00-10:00 at the church on Friday . Buria l in the LaVerkin City Cemetery, LaVerkin, Utah, 7 Aug. 2009 at 6 :0 0 p.m . with military honors by American Legion Post # 100.
Published in Salt Lake Tribune from Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2009 | Church, Karl Vernon (I42180)
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Katherine "Kathy" M. Harris, age 50, of Ellsworth died Saturday, March 2 0 , 1999, at her home of natural causes.
She was born Aug. 24, 1948, in Plum City, the daughter of LeRoy and Hel e n (Eggenberger) Burgess.
She married Neal Harris Dec. 30, 1978. She retired from the Red Wing Sh o e Company in 1996 after 17 years of service.
She loved her family, flowers, birds and crafts. She was loved by all a n d was a source of strength through her adversity.
She is survived by: her husband, Neal of Ellsworth; five children, Miche l le (Eric) Hove of Goodhue, Minn., Marilyn (Paul) Lucas of Red Wing, Mar ia h Harris of St. Paul, Aaron Harris and Bryce Harris, both of Ellsworth ; g randchildren, Chanel and Robert of Goodhue, Elyse, Krista, Laticia Ho ve , all of Goodhue, Shashona and Ryan Lucas of Red Wing; father, LeRoy ( Aud rey) Burgess of Ellsworth; two sisters, Diane (Steve) Bartlett of Ba y Cit y and Donna Tutor of Hastings, Minn.; and one brother, Kevin (Conni e) Bur gess of Ellsworth.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Helen.
Services were held Tuesday, March 23, at English Lutheran Church, Ellswo r th, with Revs. Harlen Menk, Lauryl Stockness and Intern Pastor Julie Wo hl man officiating. Interment will be in the Rock Elm Cemetery.
Hill-McLaughlin Funeral Home, Ellsworth, handled arrangements. | Burgess, Katherine Marie (I155702)
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KAY BALLIF
HOOPER – Kay Ballif passed away March 25, 2013, one day short of her 54 t h birthday. She died at home in Hooper, Utah, under the ever present a n d constant companionship of her loving mother and family .
She was born at the Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah on March 26, 1959, t o S . Lyman and MarJean Carter Ballif .
Kay attended the Ogden/Weber Education Center during her years in schoo l . She also attended Primary for the Handicapped. As an adult, she spen t m any years in the Special Needs Mutual, where she loved participatin g wit h her many friends. She especially loved the yearly musicals and th e cost umes she wore. She helped her mother take care of her brother, Bra d unti l he died 15 years ago. Kay accompanied her mother to the cemeter y to vis it the graves of both her father and brother almost daily sinc e their dea ths.
Kay was a life long member of the LDS church. She attended the Wildwoo d W ard in Hooper. For thirty-five years Kay, along with her mother, prep are d snacks and activities for each child attending Primary nursery clas s .
Surviving relatives are her mother, MarJean Carter Ballif, sister, Jean n e and Scott Spencer, sister, Ann and Dick Hunter, and brother, Stan an d V alerie Ballif. She was preceded in death by her father, S. Lyman Ball if a nd her brother, Brad Carter Ballif .
Funeral services will be held Friday, March 29, 2013, at 12:00 p.m. at t h e Wildwood Ward, 4675 West 5600 South, Hooper, Utah. A viewing for fami l y and friends will be held Thursday at Myers Roy Mortuary, 5865 South 1 90 0 West from 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday at the church from 10:30 to 11:45 a .m . prior to services.
Interment, Hooper City Cemetery. | Ballif, Kay (I163807)
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Keith (Sam) passed away August 28. Survived by Janet L. Morgan, wife; Sa n dra M. Pellissier and Sherri M. Deal, daughters, Samuel K. Morgan Jr. a n d Shawn K. Morgan, sons; John Deal and David D. Loveland, sons-in-law ; tw o grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a host of cousins, nie ces , nephews and friends.
Family & friends are invited to attend a service at 10 AM on Friday Augu s t 31 in the Mausoleum Chapel at the Fairmount Cemetery Mausoleum. Priva t e Internment. Donations suggested to the Denver Hospice.
Published in Denver Post on August 30, 2012 | Morgan, Samuel Keith (I161521)
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Keith M. Sand age 75 of Eau Galle, passed away on Tuesday September 3, 2 0 19 at the American Lutheran Nursing Home in Menomonie.
Keith was born November 17, 1943 in Durand. He was the son of Leonard a n d Lorraine (Holcomb) Sand and grew up in the Eau Galle community on th e h ome farm. He attended elementary school in Eau Galle and Durand Hig h Sch ool. After high school, Keith continued farming with his family an d even tually took over the family farm. Besides farming Keith was activ e in ma king maple syrup. He sold his syrup locally and at the Minneapol is Farme rs Market for 14 years. Keith also enjoyed hunting, fishing, pl aying car ds, spending time family and friends.
Keith is survived his second wife, Shirley of Menomonie; two sons, Mik e ( Angie Rud) Sand of Elmwood; Troy (Heather) Sand of Eau Galle; four gr andd aughters, Aubrey, Madison, McKinley, Miley; six step daughters, Pame la Ma rson, Denise Holcomb, Linda Hoyt, Michelle Roemhild, Dawn Hillstead , Cher yl Roemhild; 18 step grandchildren and 36 step great grandchildren ; a bro ther, Duane (Helene) of Utica, NY and other relatives and friends . He i s preceded in death by his parents.
A Celebration of Life will be held from 2:00 to 4:00 PM Saturday Septemb e r 14, 2019 at the Rhiel Funeral Home in Durand | Sand, Keith M (I156628)
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Keith Steele passed away peacefully, Friday, May 1, 2020, at home in Tay l orsville, Utah, at the age of 102.
Keith was born in Delta, Utah, on August 16, 1917, to Parley Bunker an d L emira Turner Steele. When he was two years old, he moved to Panguitch , Ut ah, with his parents, two brothers and three sisters. He spent his y out h climbing the velvet hills, breathing the fresh country air, and fis hin g on Penny’s Pond.
At age 17, in 1934, he started working for the U.S. Mail on Star Route ( h is favorite job in all the world), hauling mail from Panguitch to Rub y ’ s Inn at Bryce Canyon, Cannonville, Henryville and back to Panguitch . F or six years he hauled the mail, never missing a day. He loved the wi de o pen countryside, the serenity and the majestic beautiful sunrises . A lon g the way, he would often photograph the stunning sky and landsca pes.
After giving up the mail line in 1937, he moved to Los Angeles, Californ i a, to follow his passion for airplanes. He attended Curtis Wright Techn ic al Institute of Aeronautics in Glendale, CA. Upon graduating, he worke d i n many large aircraft factories and private airports, one of which wa s th e Lockheed Aircraft Company in Burbank, CA.
After Lockheed, he went to work at Consolidated Aircraft Company in Sa n D iego, where he worked all during World War II, building the PBY, B- 2 4 a n d B32 airplanes, and teaching the “Rosies how to rivet”. He was c lassif ied as 1-A for military service, next in line to join the war effo rts, wh en the war ended in the summer of 1945.
On one lone weekend Keith returned to Panguitch. Bored, with nothing t o d o, he asked his Childhood friend, Julia Boyter, to accompany him fo r a lo vely drive through Bryce Canyon in his new 1940 Ford Convertible . On thei r first date he proposed and they were married December 27, 194 1 in Las V egas, NV. They established their home in LaMesa, CA, raising t hree childr en, Clifford, DeLores and Raymond.
Keith was also an experienced welder that supported his career at othe r a ircraft operations such as Gibbs Flying Service, Ryan Aircraft Compan y, a nd the Naval Air Station.
In 1955, Keith moved his family to Salt Lake City, UT, finding employme n t with the Galigher Company, as a welder. Shortly, he opened his own bu si ness, Keith’s Hobby House, located at 170 East 800 South, in an old st ore -front pioneer home. It was a special day when a wrecking ball demoli she d the old building and a new Hobby House was erected. The hobby busin es s prospered for 28 years. During those years, he was able to fulfil l a lo ngtime dream of becoming a pilot and flying his own Cessna 172.
In April 1957, he took his family to the Salt Lake Temple where they we r e sealed for eternity. Keith remained active in the Church of Jesus Chr is t of Latter-day Saints throughout his adult life, serving in numerou s bis hoprics as counselor, ward and stake clerks.
It was not a surprise, when Keith and Julia retired from the Hobby Hou s e in 1983 to build a beautiful home on the mountaintop in Panguitch.. . an other dream that came true. Keith and Julia spent their years in ser vic e to their loved ones, community, family and church. Keith served o n th e City’s Board of Directors and developed the Panguitch Airport. H e love d to build, fix and create. There is nothing he couldn’t do with e xpertis e and exactness. He and his wife built a summer home in Blue Spri ngs by P anguitch Lake where he was the happiest and spent many enjoyabl e hours.
Keith loved playing pool, the organ and his harmonica. Music was a gre a t part of his life and he loved singing in the ward choir. He loved boa ti ng, canoeing, camping and fishing. He loved picnics. He loved travelin g a nd photographing the marvelous sights everywhere he went as he travel ed a ll over the west, from Canada to Mexico and chartered some amazing r oa d t rips. He was a skilled craftsman in woodwork and wrought iron. H e wa s a n avid reader with a fine intellectual mind and a keen sense o f humor . He was organized and meticulous. He enjoyed his many friends an d count s the thousands of customers he accumulated in his Hobby House a s some o f his dearest, lifelong associates. He adored his wife and child ren, an d planned his life around them. He believed in hard work and acco mplishe d incredible things, at an age where no one could match his endur ance. H e lived life with exuberance knowing he had truly been blessed. D uring th ese last few years of his life, as he sat in his big easy chai r reminisci ng, he would say, “It sure has been fun”. What a surprise h e had when hi s nephew, David Boyter, came to visit last June, bringing h is old 1940 Fo rd convertible, restored to perfection in all its beauty , to take him fo r a ride. Keith was overjoyed. Keith was in “seventh hea ven” with his sev en Cs: catching fish, Cessna soaring, cereal (Frosted F lake s and Raisi n Bran), cashews, cake, cookies and chocolate (M&Ms).
Dad, we will miss that twinkle in your eyes when you smiled and laughe d . We’ll miss your stories, wise counsel and sound advice. We can only i ma gine your great reunion with Mom and all your beloved family and frien d s greeting you. Until we meet again, may you fly up and onward, soarin g h igh.
Keith is survived by his children, Clifford (Gloria) Steele of Leeds, U T , DeLores Steele Silfvast, of Taylorsville, UT, and Raymond Keith (Edit h ) Steele, of West Valley City, UT; daughter-in-law, Jerilyn B. Halleck ; g randchildren, Kristie, Konnie, Donovan, Raigan, Shayne, Rondi, Kari , Dele na and Dustin; numerous great and great-great-grandchildren; as we ll as m any adored nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his parents, Parley and Lemira Steele, wife, Juli a B oyter, and granddaughter, Cindy Steele; brothers, Donald Hall and Wal lac e DeMar; sisters, Shirley Nosack Tayler, LaReta Bush, and Eloise Cies lewi cz.
Private family graveside service will be held at the Panguitch Cemeter y , Saturday May 9, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic , a l ive streaming of the services will be available at www.springerturn er.co m on Keith’s obituary page for all those who wish to view Keith’s p rogram . We also welcome your special thoughts and memories of Keith. | Steele, Parley Keith (I83321)
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Ken Bain passed away peacefully on Thursday, October 19, 2017. He wa s a U nited States Navy Veteran serving during the Korean Conflict. He wo rked f or California Fish and Game starting as a Warden, then Lieutenan t and bec ame a Captain before retiring in 1994.
Ken and Gwen moved to Fresno, CA, in 1988. Ken became active in the Scot t ish Society of Central California and remained so far many years, servi n g as Society Chieftain twice. He played bagpipes for many years with t h e Fresno Stag and Thistle Bag Pipe Band where he served as business man ag er. In 2011, he joined the Joint Service Honors Command and rose to th e r ank of Captain.
Ken was active and a dedicated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of L a tter-day Saints. He served in several capacities.
Ken left his loving wife, Gwen; six children; 11 grandchildren; and te n g reat-grandchildren.
A Funeral Service will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-d a y Saints, 3375 W. Sierra, Fresno, CA. | Bain, Kenneth Lamar (I170981)
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Kenneth Keith Kunz (89) passed away October 16, 2012 in Salt Lake City . H e was born in Bern, Idaho October 24, 1922 to Alvin N. and Amy M. Kun z. H e married the love, joy, and inspiration of his life Laura Jackson o n Oct ober 5, 1942 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They recently celebrate d thei r 70th Wedding Anniversary.
Ken graduated in 1940 from Bear Lake High School, Montpelier, Idaho. H e a ttended USU, Logan, Utah. Ken spent three years working for Lockhee d in L os Angeles, California. He served in the US Army during WWII, the n worke d for the V.A. in Salt Lake.
A self-studied professional he worked as a draftsman in several local ar c hitectural firms for 14 years. He passed the Utah State Architect Exa m be coming a Licensed Professional Architect in 1961. He was privilege d to se rve for nearly 27 years as a Staff Architect and Administrator fo r The Ch urch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The first five year s were as N orthwest Area Architect. The next 22 years were spent in th e Temples an d Special Projects Division. He worked on projects throughou t the world , retiring in 1987.
He is survived by his wife, Laura, his nine children, 53 grandchildren a n d 95 great-grandchildren. Sons: Clyde (Claudia), Keith (Katherine), Dwi gh t (Milly), Garth (Susanne); and Daughters: Calleen (Kim) Martindale, J ann a Kunz, Brenda (Lindsi) Canevari, Lorraine (Halston) Davis, Marnae (B ill ) Hammond.
Preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Foster M. & DeVirl A. (Bud ) K unz; and sister Merlyn K. Jensen.
Ken has a strong testimony of our Savior Jesus Christ and His Gospel . H e spent his entire lifetime in dedicated service to the LDS Church. H e se rved as: Ward Financial Clerk, Scoutmaster, Bishop of the10th Ward i n th e Park Stake and Stake High Council member. He served in the Bonnevi lle S take Yale 1st Ward as Sunday School President, High Priest Group Le ader a nd Home teacher. He did family history work after his retirement.
Kenneth loved the Lord, his wife, his family and his fellowmen. He appre c iated life and was privileged to experience the joy of hard work, servi c e and accomplishment. This legacy was given to his children. One of hi s g reat desires was that his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildre n, t heir wives and husbands would always be nice to each other.
On Tuesday, October 23rd, a viewing will be held from 6:00 pm 8:00 p m a t Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary, 4760 S. State Street, Murray, Utah. A funer al s ervice will be held on his 90th birthday, October 24, 2012 from 11:0 0 a m to 12:00 noon at the Bonneville Stake Center, 1535 E Bonneview Driv e (1 050 S), SLC, UT with a viewing prior to the service from 10:00-10:4 5 am . Interment will be in the Murray City Cemetery, 5600 S Vine Stree t (73 0 E), Murray, Utah.
“We honor and love you cherished Husband, Dad, Grandpa, Great-Grandpa, U n cle, and friend.”
- See more at: http://www.jenkins-soffe.com/obituary/Kenneth-Keith-Kunz/ _ /1178625#sthash.rZo6PV1M.dpuf | Kunz, Kenneth Keith (I50748)
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Kunigunda Kreider passed from this earth on April 3, 2015. She passed pe a cefully in her home and farm at Nixa Missouri. She was 83 years old. Pe op le who knew her called her Gunda.
Gunda was born in Wallersberg, Bavaria, Germany on December 10th 193 1 t o Andreas and Maria (Zeis) Bienlein. Gunda survived WWII then in 195 3 me t the love of her life James David Kreider. She came to the states w ith h er husband and first Child Jim in 1955 and became a United States c itize n in 1956. Together they had four children, James Andreas (Jim) Kre ider , David Alfred (Dave) Kreider, Robert Phillip (Robbie) Kreider and B arbar a Teresa (Barbie) Kreider-Luce.
Gunda is blessed with 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. T w o daughters-in-law Debbie (Neil) Kreider, Jane (Aldredge) Kreider, a n d a son-in-law George Luce.
Gunda was preceded in death by her mother Maria in 1940, husband James D a vid in 1970 due to a farm accident, a brother Alfred Bienlein, and he r fa ther Andreas Bienlein.
Gunda and her husband James David moved from Greene County to Nixa in 19 6 4 purchasing a farm on AA Highway and recently celebrated the farm’s 50 t h year of production. She was a lifelong devoted catholic and a membe r o f Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church.
Gunda was always involved with her children at Nixa schools. She was a b i g supporter of the Nixa FFA - Future Farmers of America, the Nixa ban d pr ogram, and Nixa Sports. At one time she even coached a little leagu e base ball team. Everyone was welcome at her home and farm especially th e frien ds of her sons and daughter. No one ever went away hungry. She en joyed th e company of young people very much.
Gunda was active in the Democratic Party advising and campaigning for h e r son Jim Kreider who served in the Missouri House of Representatives 1 99 3 to 2003 as well as many other successful candidates.
Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. | Bienlein, Kunigunda (I165839)
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Larson, George E., 93, of Lincoln, died Tuesday (5-11-10). He was bor n t o George E. & Anna (Simms) Larson on April 18, 1917 in Mitchell, Nebr aska . George was a Captain in the United State Army having served in Wor ld Wa r II.
He graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln & University of Neb r aska Medical Center-Omaha with a Medical Doctorate. George was a well k no wn rectal/colon surgeon in the Lincoln area. He was the Chief of Staf f a t Bryan Hospital for many years. His memberships included: First Pres byte rian Church & American Cancer Society Board.
Survivors:
Sons & Daughters-in-law:
Peter G. & Cindy Larson, Omaha
Michael Jon & Sandy Larson, Triangle, Virginia
Daughter:
Lucy Ann Scarlett, Lincoln
Grandson:
Nicholas Larson, Omaha
Preceded in Death By:
Parents
Sister:
Lucy Blythe Larson Dempcy
Services:
A celebration of life will be held at 10am on Friday (5-14-10) at Linco l n Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th Street.
Private Inurnment:
Lincoln Memorial Park
Viewing & Visitation:
Thursday (5-13-10) from 5-7pm with family greeting friends & relatives
Friday (5-14-10) 1 hour prior to service s
*All at the funeral home
Memorials In Lieu of Flowers:
American Heart Association
1540 S. 70th St., Ste #100
Lincoln, NE 68506 | Larson, George Eugene Jr. (I33651)
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LaRue Hardy Cain, 'born to be a wife and mother,' passed away graceful l y at the age of 96 on October 29, 2015, surrounded by her adoring famil y . Born July 23, 1919 to Leonard W. and Ethelinda Allred Hardy.
LaRue married her sweetheart, Howard Cain, on June 1, 1940. They had be e n married 69 years at the time of his passing in 2009. Howard and LaRu e s erved LDS missions to Tonga, Oakland, and Oregon and served togethe r in t he Salt Lake Temple. She loved the wonderful life she had with How ard an d her family.
LaRue lived a lifetime of service including many teaching and leadersh i p positions in the church. A woman of sterling character, she was the e pi tome of love, kindness, cheerfulness, wisdom and faithfulness. LaRue w a s a counselor and mentor to countless people. However, the eternal monu me nt of her life is her family.
Howard and LaRue have 6 children: Colleen (Richard-deceased), Sue (Mac-d e ceased), Jeff-deceased (Laraine), Linda (Jack-deceased), Steve (Elaine ) , Mike (Jan), 34 grandchildren, 95 great-grandchildren (with 4 on the w ay ), and 14 great-great-grandchildren, with a total of 155 descendants.
The family expresses thanks to all the wonderful people of Rocky Mounta i n Hospice who provided tender care and genuine love to our mother f o r t h e last three years. We also thank Sunrise Senior Living of Sand y fo r their kindness and care in the last two months of her life.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:30 AM Saturday, November 7th 2015 , a t the LDS Chapel located at 6350 South Rodeo Lane, Murray, Utah. A vi ewin g will be held from 9:30 to 11:00 AM, prior to the service. Intermen t wil l be at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 East 10600 South, Sandy, Utah.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the LDS General Mission a ry Fund.
Published in Deseret News from Nov. 1 to Nov. 5, 2015 | Hardy, LaRue (I166811)
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Laura Jackson Kunz, 92, passed away on September 12, 2014 in Salt Lake C i ty of causes incident to age.
She was born in Salt Lake City on September 7, 1922 to Samuel Andrew a n d Annie Iretta Woolley Jackson. She was the eleventh of twelve children .
Laura was raised in the Salt Lake Valley, graduating from East High Scho o l, and received her nurses' training at the LDS Hospital, University o f U tah Nursing Program in Salt Lake City.
She married Kenneth K. Kunz on October 5, 1942 in the Salt Lake LDS Temp l e. The officiator was Harold B. Lee. In 2012, Kenneth and Laura celebra te d their seventieth wedding anniversary together and Kenneth passed awa y s hortly thereafter. Together, they raised their family of nine childre n be ginning in Southern California. In 1944, they moved to Salt Lake Cit y, wh ere they lived in the Tenth Ward and then the Yale Ward.
Laura was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da y S aints and held many teaching and leadership positions in the Relief S ocie ty and also the Cub Scout program. She served with great love and ki ndnes s.
As she raised her nine children, there was always fresh baked bread an d c innamon rolls in the oven. Every fall, she would can peaches, pears , apri cots, and tomatoes by the bushel. She was an accomplished seamstre ss an d loved to quilt and sew temple clothing and quilts for friends an d famil y members.
She was an active member of the International Society of Daughters of Ut a h Pioneers. She enjoyed participating in the ISDUP functions and was ho no red to have that be a part of her heritage.
Laura leaves behind a legacy of compassion, service, sacrifice, and love.
Laura loved the Lord, her husband, and her family. She appreciated lif e a nd was privileged to experience the joy of hard work and accomplishme nt . She gave each of her children the gift of music as well as teachin g the m to value education. Her legacy has been given to her children, gr andchi ldren, and great-grandchildren. She instilled in their souls the i mportan ce of the words 'Carry On.'
We honor and love you cherished wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmo t her, and friend and we will Carry On.
Laura is survived by her nine children, fifty-three grandchildren, and 1 0 9 great-grandchildren. Sons: Clyde (Claudia), Keith (Katherine), Dwigh t ( Milly), and Garth (Susanne); daughters: Calleen (Kim) Martindale, Jan na K unz, Brenda (Lindsi) Canevari, Lorraine (Halston) Davis, and Marna e (Bill ) Hammond; and sister: Esther (Earl) Wallace.
On Friday, September 19, 2014, a viewing will be held from 6:00-8:00 p. m . at Jenkins Soffe Mortuary, 4760 South State Street (100 East), Murra y . A funeral service will be held on Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 11: 0 0 a.m. in the Yale Ward Chapel, 1431 East Gilmer Drive, Salt Lake City , w ith a viewing prior to the services from 10:00-10:45 a.m.
Interment will be in the Murray City Cemetery, 5490 South Vine Street (7 3 0 East), Murray.
Published in the Salt Lake Tribune from September 14 to September 18, 20 1 4. | Jackson, Laura (I50746)
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Lawrence Washington, who was baptized at Tring on 18 June 1635. He emigr a ted to Virginia before May 1659, but returned to England, becoming a me rc hant in Luton, Bedfordshire. He married firstly Mary Jones, daughter o f E dmund Jones, gentleman, of Luton, by whom he had a son, Charles, an d a da ughter, Mary. He emigrated to Virginia a second time shortly befor e 27 Se ptember 1667. He married secondly, about 1669, Joyce Jones, wido w success ively of Anthony Hoskins and Alexander Fleming, and daughter o f William J ones of Virginia, by whom he had a son, John, and a daughter , Anne. He le ft a will dated 27 September 1675, which was proved 6 Jun e 1677. After hi s death his widow, Joyce, married James Yates.
William Washington (baptised 14 October 1641).
Elizabeth Washington (baptised 17 August 1636), who married a husband su r named Rumbold.
Margaret Washington, who married George Talbot.
Martha Washington, who emigrated to Virginia in 1678. She married Samu e l Hayward of Virginia, son of the London merchant Nicholas Hayward. The r e were no issue of the marriage. She left a will dated 6 May 1697, whi c h was proved 8 December 1697.
Birthdate: June 18, 1635
Birthplace: Tring, Hertfordshire,, England
Death: Died January 6, 1677 in Old, Rappahannock, Virginia, USA
Immediate Family: Son of Reverend Lawrence Washington and Amphyllis Wash i ngton (Twigden)
Husband of Mary Washington and Joyce Fleming
Father of Amy Washington and John Washington
Brother of Colonel John Washington; Elizabeth Rumbold; Margaret Talbot ; W illiam Washington; Martha Hayward and 4 others. | Washington, Lawrence (I168753)
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Lawrence “Bub” William Bock, age 94, of Spring Valley, Wisconsin, die d a t the Heritage of Elmwood Nursing Home in Elmwood, on March 30, 2010.
Lawrence, named after his uncle Charlie Lawrence, was born on Aug. 27, 1 9 15 to Wilhelm (Fredrick) and Della (Dewitz) Bock on the family farm. H e w as baptized and confirmed at St. John’s Lutheran Church of Hatchvill e whe re he remained a lifelong member. In his youth, Lawrence rode his p ony t o Spring Valley to attend school, stabling his pony during school a t hi s namesake’s barn.
Due to his father experiencing a farm accident, Lawrence needed to withd r aw from school in the eighth grade. Lawrence, along with his father, ma in tained the farm, and he also worked for the Elmwood Creamery hauling m ilk . While at the Elmwood Creamery, Lawrence met Ruth Betterley, the acc ount ant for the creamery, and after a courtship of dancing their way aro und P ierce County ballrooms, they were married on June 12, 1939, at th e Elmwoo d Methodist Church. Their marriage was blessed with two sons, Da vid (Jero me) and Jeffrey (Glen).
Following the marriage, Lawrence focused on the business of the farm — t i lling lots of soil, raising cattle, hogs, chickens and cooking maple sy ru p. Along with other neighboring farmers, he participated in the commun it y threshing of grain for harvest. Lawrence was also very active his ch urc h, serving as a board member and singing in the choir.
Preceding him in death were his parents; his wife, Ruth; sister, Esthe r ( Jack) Kuss; brothers-in-law Noah Mondor, Jack Kuss, Melvin Betterle y an d Ralph Betterley; sister-in-law, Jane (Emke) Betterley; and nephew , Jo e Betterley.
Survivors include his two sons, David (Lori) Bock of Minong, and Jeffr e y (Nona) Bock of River Falls; three grandchildren, Jeremiah (Cassidy) B oc k of Asbury, Iowa, Jessica (Nick) Sargent of St. Louis, Mo., and Jenn y Bo ck of Minneapolis, Minn.; sister-in–law, Alice Betterley of Iowa Cit y, Io wa; four nieces, Nola (Clarence) Schuch of Fitchburg, Sandra Mroze k of Lo ng Prairie, Minn., Ann (Betterley) Donia of St. Charles, Ill., an d Nanc y (Betterley) Maxwell of Bellingham, Wash.; one nephew, Richard Be tterle y of Boynton Beach, Fla.; two great-grandnieces, Michelle (Ray)Woc epka o f Madison and Tracie (Maurice) Poulin of River Falls; five great - grandne phews, Mike (Amy) Schuch of Oregon, Steve (Alica) Schuch of Bro oklyn, Ton y (Bernice) Traynor of Hudson, Tim (Lisa ) Traynor of St. Croi x Beach, Mi nn. and Tom Traynor of Long Prairie, Minn.; and many other re latives an d friends.
Services held at the St. John’s Lutheran Church, Hatchville on Saturda y , April 3, with visitation from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and funeral at 1 p.m. Re ce ption following the services at the church. Burial at St. John’s Cemet ery .
Honorary bearers were, Lawrence Hulback, Leonard Fuhrman, Irvin Wentland t , Joe Zdon, and Mike Kern. Pallbearers were Jeremiah Bock, Mike Schuch , S teven Schuch, Tony Traynor, Tim Traynor and Tom Traynor.
Keehr Funeral Home, Spring Valley handled the arrangements. | Bock, Lawrence William (I155655)
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Lee Howard Talbot, beloved father, grandfather, son, and brother, pass e d away May 24, 2002, of a sudden heart attack, at his home in Branford , C onnecticut.
Born Dec. 1, 1948 in Salt Lake City, UT to Eugene L. and Margaret Hocki n g Talbot. Married Nancy Terry, Feb. 26, 1971 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Lee graduated from East High School and the University of Utah. He serv e d an honorable mission for the LDS Church in the New England States fr o m 1968-70. He was called to serve in the US Army during the Vietnam er a . Lee was responsible for selecting the sites and supervising the const ru ction of many Fed Ex Buildings across the United States and into Canad a . He was an accomplished artist and had a book of his own poetry publis he d. He was a devoted father. He coached his sons', Bill and John's socc e r and baseball teams - never missing a game. He was his daughter, Trici a ' s biggest fan - from her earliest years of singing and dancing throu g h performances with Ballet West and Pioneer Theatre Co. The joy of hi s li fe was his delightful grandson, Brayden.
Survived by former wife of 31 years; daughter, Tricia (Wade) Thomas; so n , John; grandson, Brayden, all of CT; son, Bill (Jessie); mother, Marga re t H. Talbot; brothers, Terry (Bonnie); Randy (Lisa), all of Salt Lak e Cit y; brother, Frank (Mary) of MD; and many nieces and nephews. Preced ed i n death by his father.
Funeral services will be held Monday, June 3, 2002, 12:00 noon at Wasat c h Stake Center, 8170 So. Short Hills Dr. (3425 East), Salt Lake City, U T . Friends may call at the Stake Center from 10:30-11:45 a.m., precedin g t he services. Interment, Mountain View Memorial Cemetery. | Talbot, Lee Howard (I9996)
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Leo Ben Stott, age 72, pass e d away June 13, 2003 in Meadow surrounde d b y loving family, after battle with cancer. Born June 12, 1931 in Mead ow t o Joseph Leo and Velma Bushnell Stott. Married Laurel McArthur, Octo ber 4 , 1950 in Manti Temple. Farmer and rancher. Owned and operated LB R anch w ith son Leo. Producing crops and raising cattle in the great outdo ors bro ught joy and fulfillment. Desire to keep abreast in the industr y motivate d his leadership affiliation on many agriculturally related bo ards and co mmittees.
Member LDS Church serving in many auxiliary and leadership positions, bi s hoprics, missions: Tucson, Arizona and Cove Fort. Survived by wife: Lau re l, Meadow; Children: Colette (Phil) Mitchell, Logan; Michael Ben (Pam ) St ott, Kaysville; Leo Dean (Liz) Stott, Meadow; Douglas Keith (Marilyn ) Sto tt, Hillsboro, OR; 16 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; brot her: J oe (Joan) Stott, Meadow; sisters: Nadine (Tom) Day, Ogden; Leola G eorge , Provo; Stella Johnson, Holden; Donna Warner, West Valley City; Re ah (Di ck) Rowley, Boise, ID. Preceded in death by daughter: Camille. Fun eral se rvices Monday June 16, 2003, 12 Noon, Meadow Ward. Friends call a t Church , Sunday 7- 9 p.m. and Monday 10:30-11:40 a.m. Burial Meadow Cem etery und er Nickle Mortuary direction. | Stott, Leo Ben (I20216)
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Leo Herbert, 84, formerly of Blacksburg, Virginia, passed from this li f e at his home in Springville on Saturday, August 10, after a valiant st ru ggle with cancer.
He was born in Douglas, Arizona, on March 7, 1912, to Kumen Onhi and Uri l la Whipple Herbert. He married Ruth Parker on June 30, 1937, in the Sa l t Lake LDS Temple. She died on April 20, 1981. Leo received his bachelo r’ s degree in 1939 from Brigham Young University. He earned an MBA degre e i n 1941 and a Ph.D. in 1944 from Louisiana State University.
He was a Certified Public Accountant in Utah and Louisiana. Dr. Herber t h eld teaching positions at LSU and BYU before becoming department hea d i n business administration at Louisiana Tech in 1948. He was appointe d Ass istant State Auditor of Louisiana in 1952.
In 1956 he moved to Arlington, VA, and was appointed Director, Offic e o f Staff Management at the General Accounting Office in Washington, D . C. , where he was responsible for recruiting and training professiona l accou ntants. Upon his retirement in 1974, Dr. Herbert became a profess or at Vi rginia Tech and a consultant to the Comptroller General of the U .S., an d the United Nations in Gambia and the Philippines.
He has published numerous books and articles on auditing. At the tim e o f his death, he was Professor Emeritus of Accounting at Virginia Tec h an d was writing a personal favorite book on setting and achieving goal s.
He was an active member of the LDS Church serving a mission in Arkansa s a s part of the Central States Mission in the early 1930's. He held num erou s positions throughout his life and was called as Patriarch in 197 8 in Vi rginia. He was a man who believed in the importance of educatio n and prov ided financial support so his children and grandchildren woul d have the o pportunity to attend college. In 1981, the Leo Herbert Accou nting Scholar ship at Virginia Tech was established.
Dr. Herbert is survived by a son and two daughters and their spouses, Fr a nk and Ina Lee Herbert (Draper, UT), Dahnelle and Roger Overly (Springv il le, UT), and Judy Spencer and William Harris (Hyattsville, MD), 10 gra ndc hildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral service will be Wednesday, August 14, at 11 a.m. in the Kolob St a ke Center, 1230 South 500 East. Friends may call at Wheeler Mortuar y , 2 1 1 East 200 South, Springville, Tuesday from 6 until 8 p.m., or We dn esday at the church from 10 to 10:45 am. Burial will be in the Springv ill e Evergreen Cemetery.
Contributions may be made to his scholarship through VA Tech Foundatio n , Prices Fork and Tom's Creek Road, Blacksburg, VA 24061.
Published: Monday, Aug. 12 1996 12:00 a.m. MDT Deseret News | Herbert, Leo (I153656)
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LeRoy Edson Burgess, 96, of Ellsworth, died Sunday, September 25, 201 6 a t his home.
Le Roy was born on December 29, 1919 in the town of Rock Elm, the so n o f Claude and Ina (Betterly) Burgess. He married Helen Eggenberger o f Plu m City, on April 19, 1947. Helen died in 1968.
He later married Audrey Rice.
LeRoy worked for Earls Repair Shop for many years in Oak Center, MN, a n d retired in 1982 from the Pierce County Highway Department after man y ye ars of service. Following retirement he owned and operated Roy’s Fix it Sh op.
LeRoy is survived by his wife, Audrey, Ellsworth.
Three children: Donna Tutor, Diane (Steven) Bartlett, and Kevin (Conni e ) Burgess, all of Ellsworth. 12 Grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren ; si x great-great-grandchildren.
Son in-law Neal Harris, Ellsworth, WI.
He was preceded in death by his wife Helen, daughter Kathy Harris, paren t s, sister Willa Anderson and an infant brother.
Funeral services for LeRoy will be at 11:00am, Thursday, September 29, 2 0 16 at English Lutheran Church, Ellsworth, WI. Burial will be in the Ple as ant Hill Cemetery, Rock Elm, WI.
Visitation will be from 4-8pm on Wednesday at the Hill Funeral Home, Ell s worth, and for one hour prior to the service at the church on Thursday.
In lieu of flowers memorial are preferred to American Cancer Society
P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma City, OK 73123 Or English Lutheran Church You t h Group, 229 West Main St., Ellsworth, WI 54011
Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Ellsworth, WI is serving the fam i ly
To send flowers or a memorial gift to the family of LeRoy Edson Burges s p lease visit our Sympathy Store. | Burgess, LeRoy Edson (I155693)
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Lewis Gordon
Services for Lewis Dean Gordon, 72, of Emmett, who died Saturday, Marc h 8 , at home following an extended illness, will be held at 1 p.m. Thurs da y at the Emmett LDS Stake Center.
Bishop Ronald H. Bjorkman of the Emmett Third Ward will officiate. Buri a l will follow at the Emmett Cemetery.
Mr. Gordon was born Aug. 13, 1913, at Emmett, to Lewis W. and Jeannet t e Gordon. He lived most of his life in the Emmett area. He married Eth e l Roesberry March 27, 1937, at Emmett. Their marriage was solemnized Se pt . 8, 1939, in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple .
He retired in August of 1978 after working for Boise Cascade for 27 year s , most of that time in the power house .
He was a lifetime active member of the LDS Church, and was a high prie s t at the time of his death.
He is survived by his wife of Emmett; three daughters, Deanna Lewis of B o ise, Sharon Smith of Lewiston and Karen Hurley of Emmett; three sister s , Genevieve Norman of Marsing, Mamie Glover of Emmett and Ruby Bowma n o f Caldwell; two brothers, Robert of Emmett and Marvin of Daly City, C alif .; seven grandchildren; a great-granddaughter; and two aunts.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Dorris; and a sister, Daisy .
Idaho Press-Tribune, Tuesday, March 11, 1986 — 13A | Gordon, Lewis Dean (I158333)
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Lillie Ferrell Cluff, 86, died Thursday, April 8, 1999 at her son's ho m e in Bountiful, Utah.
She was born April 26, 1912, in Alpine, Utah, daughter of Benjamin Pier c e Ferrell and Mary Elizabeth Mitchell. She attended schools in Saratog a , Jordan River, Lehi, Provo, and Midway, Utah. She married Ralph Moyl e Cl uff on April 20, 1931 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She lived in Uta h unti l 1947 when she moved to Caldwell, Idaho with Ralph and six sons . They li ved on a dairy farm for 31 years, during which time another so n and daugh ter were born.
She enjoyed being at home and learning the arts of being a mother and h o memaker. Some of her talents were sewing and cooking. She loved to ma k e crafts and especially enjoyed crocheting. She was an active member o f t he Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served in many po siti ons in the Primary, Sunday School, Relief Society, and Mutual progra ms .
She is survived by six sons and their wives, Ralph and Jolene Cluff of B o untiful, Utah, Harold and Elaine Cluff of McCall, Idaho, David and Patr ic ia Cluff, Payette, Idaho, Thomas and Kaylyn Cluff of Boise, Idaho, Ben jam in and Pamela Cluff of Pleasant Grove, Utah and Steven and Patricia C luf f of Middleton, Idaho; one daughter and her husband, Joy and Steven M arke r of Ogden, Utah; one sister, Hazel Hansen of Middleton, Idaho; on e siste r-in-law, Vera Cluff of Lindon, Utah; 55 grandchildren; and 70 gr eat-gran dchildren. She was preceded in death by a son, William Ferrell C luff; he r parents; two brothers; one grandson; and two great-grandchildr en .
Funeral services will be held at the Middleton LDS 4th Ward Chapel, in M i ddleton, Idaho, April 17, 1999 at 11 a.m. Family and friends may cal l o n Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Alsip Funeral Chapel, 404 10th A ve . S., Nampa, Idaho and on Saturday at the church from 10 to 10:45 a.m . In terment will be in the Middleton Cemetery .
The Idaho Statesman, Wednesday, April 14, 1999 — 5B | Ferrell, Lillie (I161505)
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Linda Larter 1954 ~ 2014
Linda Gail McAdam Larter was born November 19, 1954 and passed away on J a nuary 23, 2014 after a brief battle with cancer. She married Patrick La rt er in 1982 in the Oakland Temple.
Linda was a dedicated genealogist, family historian, and devoted membe r o f the LDS church and a member of the DUP. Her many church callings in clud ed missionary service in her stake, in Montana, and at the Joseph Sm ith M emorial Building. She also served as a primary worker, Relief Socie ty Pre sidency, ward librarian, compassionate service provider and templ e worker . Her quiet way impacted innumerable lives.
Linda is survived by her husband Patrick, daughter Jennifer, stepchildr e n Wendy and Kristy, ten grandchildren, parents Robert and Beverly McAda m , siblings Terrie, Chris (Jessica), Austin, Sheryl (David), Michael an d m any nieces, nephews and friends.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, January 31, 2014 at 11:00 a m a t the River Ridge Stake Center, 10190 South 1000 West, South Jordan , Utah . Viewings will be held on Thursday, January 30, 2014 from 6:00-8 : 00 p m at Jenkins-Soffe South Valley, 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway (106 0 0 Sou th), South Jordan, Utah and on Friday from 10:00-10:40 am at th e church . Interment South Jordan City Cemetery. | McAdam, Linda Gail (I97271)
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Lisle H. Landeen, 97, died at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 199 6 a t the Sandy Regional Convalescent Center (90th South 50 East, Sandy , Utah ), where she had been a resident. A resident of Sandy, Utah and fo rmer lo ngtime resident of Rock Springs. Mrs. Landeen died following a le ngthy il lness.
Born April 10, 1899, at Wanship, Utah to Vantyle Mack Hixson and Mary Ed i th King.In growing up, she has lived in Wanship, Stateline, Park City a n d Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City, she lived up on 4th Avenue "C" Str ee t.
She was married to Fred Landeen on June 28, 1923, in the Salt Lake Templ e . They lived out in East Millcreek on 33rd South and 23rd East .
Their first three children were born at this residence and then, in 192 8 , they moved to Rock Springs, Wyoming and lived at 1143 Vermont Stree t un til 1937, when they moved into their own home at 422 "P" Street .
She has been active in the LDS Church all her life and has held many pos i tions in the auxiliary organizations .
She has belonged to a sewing club, participated in quilting projects, a n d has been active in community doings. For many years she gave book rev ie ws to various clubs and organizations .
With the help of Mrs. Fae Grove, she ran a successful catering service f o r all kinds of celebrations. She became well known in the community fo r h er miniature open-face sandwiches .
In the span of her lifetime, she was born in the horse and buggy era, a n d lived to see the space age come upon us .
In 1987, she sold her home at 422 "P" Street and moved to a retirement c o mmunity in Sandy, Utah.
In late August of 1990, she returned to Wyoming and has been living at C a stlerock Convalescent Center in Green River. In January 1992, she retur ne d to Utah to live at the Sandy Regional Convalescent Center .
Her husband preceded her in death in January of 1969 .
She had four brother, of which Sterling K. Hixson, of Bountiful, Uta h i s the last surviving member of her family. In addition to her parent s an d husband, Mrs. Landeen was preceded in death by three brothers an d one g randchild, Ted Landeen.
Her immediate family consists of five sons and one daughter, all livin g ; they are Dr. Fred H. of Tucson, Ariz.; Robert D. of Rock Springs; G . Ri chard of Draper, Utah; Karin Landeen of Thomson, Georgia; Dr. Donal d V. o f Tucson, Ariz.; and Dr. James M. of San Antonio, Texas .
She is survived by 4 daughters-in-law, and many nephews, nieces, grandch i ldren and great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m., Tuesday, July 30, 199 6 a t the LDS Stake Center, 2055 Edgar Street, Rock Springs. Bishop Alle n Kni ght will conduct the services. Interment will be in the family plo t in Re st Haven Memorial Gardens, north of Rock Springs. Friends may cal l at th e Vase Funeral Chapel in Rock Springs, Monday afternoon and eveni ng unti l 8 p.m. and Tuesday morning at the LDS Stake Center, one hour pr ior to t he services.
Lisle H. Landeen, 97, died at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 199 6 a t the Sandy Regional Convalescent Center (90th South 50 East, Sandy , Utah ), where she had been a resident. A resident of Sandy, Utah and fo rmer lo ngtime resident of Rock Springs. Mrs. Landeen died following a le ngthy il lness.
Born April 10, 1899, at Wanship, Utah to Vantyle Mack Hixson and Mary Ed i th King.In growing up, she has lived in Wanship, Stateline, Park City a n d Salt Lake City. In Salt Lake City, she lived up on 4th Avenue "C" Str ee t.
She was married to Fred Landeen on June 28, 1923, in the Salt Lake Templ e . They lived out in East Millcreek on 33rd South and 23rd East.
Their first three children were born at this residence and then, in 192 8 , they moved to Rock Springs, Wyoming and lived at 1143 Vermont Stree t un til 1937, when they moved into their own home at 422 "P" Street.
She has been active in the LDS Church all her life and has held many pos i tions in the auxiliary organizations.
She has belonged to a sewing club, participated in quilting projects, a n d has been active in community doings. For many years she gave book rev ie ws to various clubs and organizations.
With the help of Mrs. Fae Grove, she ran a successful catering service f o r all kinds of celebrations. She became well known in the community fo r h er miniature open-face sandwiches.
In the span of her lifetime, she was born in the horse and buggy era, a n d lived to see the space age come upon us.
In 1987, she sold her home at 422 "P" Street and moved to a retirement c o mmunity in Sandy, Utah.
In late August of 1990, she returned to Wyoming and has been living at C a stlerock Convalescent Center in Green River. In January 1992, she retur ne d to Utah to live at the Sandy Regional Convalescent Center.
Her husband preceded her in death in January of 1969.
She had four brother, of which Sterling K. Hixson, of Bountiful, Uta h i s the last surviving member of her family. In addition to her parent s an d husband, Mrs. Landeen was preceded in death by three brothers an d one g randchild, Ted Landeen.
Her immediate family consists of five sons and one daughter, all livin g ; they are Dr. Fred H. of Tucson, Ariz.; Robert D. of Rock Springs; G . Ri chard of Draper, Utah; Karin Landeen of Thomson, Georgia; Dr. Donal d V. o f Tucson, Ariz.; and Dr. James M. of San Antonio, Texas.
She is survived by 4 daughters-in-law, and many nephews, nieces, grandch i ldren and great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m., Tuesday, July 30, 199 6 a t the LDS Stake Center, 2055 Edgar Street, Rock Springs. Bishop Alle n Kni ght will conduct the services. Interment will be in the family plo t in Re st Haven Memorial Gardens, north of Rock Springs. Friends may cal l at th e Vase Funeral Chapel in Rock Springs, Monday afternoon and eveni ng unti l 8 p.m. and Tuesday morning at the LDS Stake Center, one hour pr ior to t he services.
Lisle Hixson was born April 10, 1899 in a rock house in Wanship, Utah . W hen she was three years old she moved to Park City where her father w orke d in the mines, mining for silver, lead and zinc.
The family then moved to State Line, Nevada to work in the mines or t h e mill there. It was a gold mining town near Cedar City, Utah. They th e n moved to Salt Lake City where Lisle’s father was a street car conduct or . He retired from that job.
Her mother died after they moved to Salt Lake and she took care of he r y ounger brother and her father. She worked in the Utah Woolen Mills st or e as she grew up. She lived on 4th Ave. and C St. which is near the LD S H ospital. She married Fred Landeen on the 20th of June, 1923 in the Sa lt L ake Temple.
Her husband was a carpenter and he came to the United States in 1900 fr o m Sweden. Lisle became acquainted with many of the Swedes of the area.
The family moved to Rock Springs, Wyoming in the spring of 1928. It to o k 5 hours to make the trip of 200 miles from Salt Lake to Rock Springs.
In Rock Springs she became acquainted with many different nationaliti e s and learned many of their ways, especially cooking. Some of her desce nd ants still enjoy recipes she acquired, such as Swedish pancakes, Itali a n chicken, cabbage rolls, Poteetsas, Swedish Butter Cookies, etc .
She was involved in sewing clubs, and judged county fairs in quilting a n d other handwork. She was Relief Society President for many years. Sh e di d a lot of catering for weddings and other social events. She also g ave b ook reviews to many organizations. She always went on fishing trip s wit h the family, and while they fished, she crocheted. She loved the o utdoor s and loved to go on car rides to see the countryside. She learne d to dri ve in Salt Lake but when she moved to Rock Springs, she was no t allowed t o drive again.
Her children consisted of five boys and one girl. She had many Hawaii a n friends in her home while growing up and was able to go to the islan d s to visit them and enjoyed that very much.
She was a widow for many years but made a good life for herself. She fe l l and broke her ankle which necessitated her moving to Sandy, Utah whe r e she lived the remainder of her years. She wanted to live to the yea r 20 00 so she could say she lived in three centuries. She didn’t make it . Sh e died in 1996 at the age of 97. She started life in the horse and b ugg y era and lived to see the rocket and computer era of our day.
(Written by Dick Landeen, September 1, 1998) | Hixson, Lisle (I4666)
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Lois Turpin Martin returned Home to her Heavenly Father peacefully on Ap r il 29, 2010.
She was born February 8, 1928 in Fairview, Utah to Randal L Turpin and L e ona Rickenbach.
She married Keith E. Martin March 6, 1948 with their marriage later sole m nized in the Salt Lake Temple.
Lois was very involved in her children’s activities and volunteered as t h e official scorekeeper for the Kearns National Baseball League for 13 y ea rs.
Lois was a dedicated employee. She retired from Mt. Bell after 33 year s o f service in 1984.
Lois was a loving wife, mother and grandmother. Her family was everythi n g to her and her greatest joy came from them Lois was an example to al l w ho knew her. With Christ like attributes of kindness, fairness, compa ssio n and charity.
She is survived by her loving and supportive husband, Keith, daughters ; J ulie (Kirby) Watson, Peggy (Marc) Bingham, son; Mark (Chris), 12 gran dchi ldren, 33 great-grandchildren, sister; Camille Bradshaw. She is prec ede d in death by her parents, mother Lois Turpin, beloved son Tony, 1 br othe r and 4 sisters.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 4th at 12 noon, at the Kear n s 4th Ward chapel, 4232 West 5015 South, with a viewing from 10:45-11: 4 5 . Interment will be at Redwood Memorial Cemetery, 6500 South Redwoo d Ro a d. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.memorialuta h.com | Turpin, Lois (I123559)
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