The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah (2024)

March 24, 2004

Publication:

The Salt Lake Tribunei

Location:

Salt Lake City, Utah

Issue Date:

Wednesday, March 24, 2004

Page:

32

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1 The Salt takTribune OBITUARIES Wedneillay March 24 2004 DS OBITUARIES La Rae Dyches Will Be Missed Carl John Huff "Together Again" Jessie Melissa Jones Getsinger 1956- 2004 ger 4 1956 2004 Eleanor Grace Cook Skinner "Eddie" dEddie William John Dittmer 1920- 2004 1920 2004 OI From pi Ste From pi 4- Linda Burdett Brown 1944 2004 3 of Linda Burdett Brown 1944 2004 A 8 0' A010Vff 10 ai' 0' I i Steil 4 (4 I-- e' P- 4- 4 i 7 ot' 'woo' I V-7 do Eleanor Skinner 80 passed away on March 21 2004 She was born on March 23 1923 in Salt Lake City Utah to Worth Aubrey and Phoebe Probert Cook Married Jock William Skinner in Olympia WA on September 4 1943 For 20 years she devoted her life to coring for her parents tier family was her greatest source of joy in her life Eleanore also hod a love for flowers and enjoyed watching them grow and bloom She will be missed by her many close friends She is survived by her husband Jock son Craig (Janet) grandchildren Kristin (Scott) JD and Ryan great grandson Damian Preceded in death by her parents and one brlther Wade Cook Graveside services will be Friday March 26 2004 100 pm at the lbopah City Utah Cemetery Directed by Colonial Memorial Mortuary The family would like to give a special thanks to the staff at St Mark's Hospital the staff of Rocky Mountain Home Care and Dr Jessica Morgan for their care of Eleanore leanor 0Srkimnneorrch 2830 19p2a3sseicin away on March 21 2004 Salt Lake City Utah to Worth Aubrey ctnd Phoebe Probert Cook Married Jock Williom Skinner in Olympia WA on September 4 1943 Fo 20 yeon coring for her parent she devoted her life to Her family Jessie Melissa Jones Getsinger 47 passed away March 21 2004 due to injuries sustained in on automobile occident in Huntington Canyon She was born June 11 1956 in Murray Utah to William Woodrow and Emma Melissa Jenkins Jones Married Elmer Dennis Getsinger in Provo Utah He preceded her in death on April 19 2002 Survived by children Christie Adam and Jessica father William Woodrow Jones sisters and brothers Arlene Lynette Carol Daisy Bill Mary and James Preceded in death by daughter Christine ond mother Emma Funeral services will be Saturday March 27 2004 ot 1 pm in the Midvale 4th Ward Chapel 7825 So Olympus St (220 W) where friends may call Saturday from 11:30 am- 12:45 pm Interment Midvale City Cemetery potessdie aMwealyissmoofronech2s miuries sustained in on automobile oc- IGe 2tsoinger 47 01 due to toRoe Dyches 75 of Moroni passed away March 21 2004 in on outo occident in the beauty of the mountains that she loved so much She loved her fomily very much and was supportive of them with her time love and core Mom loved every one and always wonted to serve love and help Mom hod a Great Big Heart and many days tears come to her eyes when someone was sick or having problems She loved her neighbors and her little town of Moroni Mom liked to work hard and morn always said have you done any good in the world today? If you haven I get moving" She married Dean Dyches October 28 1946 in Pioche Nevada later solemnized in the Monti Temple in 1954 for time and all eternity and they will be love Birds forever toRae worked as a supervisor at the Moroni Turkey Plant for 40 plus years and loved all she worked with She also song with the Double Trio for 40 plus years Survived by her husband Dean Dyches of Moroni UT children Oleoh Mower of Murray UT Vernon Dyches of Wales UT Dan Dyches of Moroni UT RoNoe Seely of Mt Pleasant UT siblings JoAnn Winword of Mt Pleasant UT Francis Carlson of Mt Pleasant Ul John Carlson of Magna UT bud Carlson Midvale UT 12 grandchildren 17 great-grandchildren Funeral services will be Thursday March 25 2004 at 11:00 am in the Moroni IDS Stoke Center Friends may call Wed From 6-8 pm at Rasmussen Mortuary in Mt Pleasant UT and Thursday form am at the church prior to services Interment in the Moroni City Cemetery toRcie Dyches 75 of Moroni passed away March 21 2004 in on outo occident in the beauty of the roounvedtahiner very much was supportive of Mem with her time love help Mm hod a Great ig Heart thafomt il vr mh and she loved so much She and core Mom loved every one and always wonted to serve love ond and many days tears come to her eyes when someone was hsick or having problems She loved er neighbors Our beloved father grandfather and friend returned home March 19 2004 at home surrounded by family and friends after a long struggle with cancer Through this difficult time he never lost his charm or wit Born Auwst 27 1931 to Stanford Cart Huff and Faye 116 Johm in Oasis Utah He married Barbara Pierce August 18 1956 in Elko Nevada He served his country in the US Army then worked at Kennecott Copper for 27 years He loved to fish and travel Preceded in death by wife Barbara son Calvin sister Donna Survived by children Penny Dumas Ernie (Lois) Osborne Lawrence (Joon) Osborne James (Kathy) Osborne Barbara (Rusty) Phelps Stan (Sherrie) Huff Shereen (Lynn) Croythom 19 grandchildren 33 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren sisten Mary Fitzpatrick Cloree Brown Joyce Croce In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Shereen Craythorn (4069 So Edith Grove Lane West Volley City Utah 84120) to help offset funeral ex penses Services will be Thursday March 25 2004 at 1:00 pm at the Toylorsville Garden Word 4252 So Bennion Rood the family will greet friends and family Wednesday evening from 6pm to 8:00 pm and Thursday from 12:00 pm to 12:45 pm before the service Interment: Valley View Memo-riot Park You may send condolences to the family via shereencraythornUSArmythil Directors Garner Funeral Home Our beloved father grandfather and friend returned home March 19 2004 at home surrounded by family and friends after a ion truggle with 9 time he co mer Input this dirt William John Dittmer husband fattier grand and great-grandfather brother and eternal friend died at home March 22 2004 after honorably fulfilling all his earthly challenges Bir was born to Rhineholt and Catherine Nordhoff Dittrner on April 15 1920 in Salt Lake City Utah He graduated from Granite High School and married the joy of his life Gayle Smith November 27 1941 They have enjoyed 62 years together During World War II Bill served in the Army Air Corps in the Ardemes Rhineland Campaign He was proud of his involvement from D-Day through VE Day He worked and retired from Kennecott Copper Mining Co where he was a sampler in the refining division Bill also enjoyed a part time job Os a car salesman His easy going style love of people and Fords made him a natural Hobbies included golf gardening children and sharing whatever he hod with those less fortunate Survived by wife Gayle sons Gordon and Richard daughter Beverly (Dean) Ainsworth three sisters Katlene (George) Lyon Dorothy (Paul) Dille and Lorraine Jolly with three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents two brothers Herman (Ramona) and Fred (Beda) Dittmer also one sister Eileen (Smakey) Nielsen Funeral services ore on Friday March 26 2004 at 11 am at the Winder 12th IDS Word House 950 East 3825 South Holladay Friends may call at Gaff Mortuary 8090 So State Midvale Thursday 6-8 pm or Friday at the church from am Interment following services at Elysian Gardens Williom John Dittrner husband fa- th er grand and great East 3825 South Holladay Friends may call at Goff Mortuary 8090 So Matidvole Tirsgstay 6445pim62 am Interment following servkes at El sion Gardens Mary lone Poulsen Together Forever Undo Burdett Brown 59 beloved daughter wife mother and grandmother died at her home Monday March 22 2004 Linda who was steadfast immovable and always abounding in good works is now in the arms of her loving and eternal companion working and serving together once again On the other side of the veil She was born November 1944 In Salt take City Utah to parents Karl and Gladys Burdett She married Richard Brown November 23 1966 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple Testimony of the restored gospel of Jews Christ and her strong belief in the power of prayer carried her through the many challenges she faced in life She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where the served in many capacities including faithfully supporting her husband while he served os bishop of the Valley View 6th Ward She especially enjoyed teaching Relief society and teaching with her husband Her service went beyond the circles of the church After returning to school to earn a degree in Psychology she blessed many lives through her counsel and never ending compassion She is wrvived by her daughters Stacey Lynn Nelson (Brent) and Julie Arm Cowley (Dale) son David Richard and grandchildren: Joshua Kelsey McClane and Elijah Nelson and Koehn Nathan and Spencer Cowley Also survived by her mother Gladys Burdett sister Carol Thomas (Ray) and brothers Stan Burdett (Claudia) and Craig Burdett Preceded in death by her father husband and children David Karl and Caroline who died in infancy Funeral services will be held on Friday March 26th at 12:00 noon at the Volley View titti Ward 2000 3900 Friends may call Thursday evening from 6-8 pm at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 Highland Dr and on Friday one hour prior to the service at the church alciceY Linn Neistin Pren11 ch- Anne Cowley (Dale) son uovid Ri ard and grandchildren: Joshua Alex- Kelsey mcClane and Elijah Nelson and Koehn Nathan and Spencer Cowley Also survived by her mother Gladys Burdett sister Carol Thomas (Ray) and brothers Stan Bur- den (Claudia) and Craig Burdett Preceded in death by David her father bus- band an children Karl and Caroline who died in infancy Funeral services will be held on Fri- day March 26th at 12:00 noon at the Volley View titti Ward 2000 3900 from 6-8 Friends may call Thursday evening at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 Highland Dr and on Friday urch one hour prior to the service at the ch rd 11111Ct 4 "ok Knell Spencer Skidmore "Families are Forever" Loretta Hill A Mother 10 Everyone A mower to Ll'etTOne Ramon Beltran Mamifo 1947 2004 Kamon Beltran arrufo 1947 2004 Thelma Lucina Lewellen DeGraw 1918 2004 Kenneth Garry "The Greatest Salesman" A4 0- ir 0 i Vt tv--" 1 0 it y' 0 I A tf- i 1: 00wN 7 0" Kenneth Garry 1 1 Te reatest i Ft 1---- 7 lc tee firk 1-411)'-vo Salesman A f- r- -7 0 4 --40 41 -4 0- N- it 8 helma Lucina Lewellen DeGraw 7-- i ow 9 8 2004 t---skior i i 4Pt I I 1 1 I i- 1 Our best example of patience and love Mary lone Christopherson Paulsen 87 was reunited with her dear companion on March 21 2004 She was born in Palmyra Utah on July 1 1916 and married Frank Jennings Paulsen on March 8 1934 They raised their son and daughters during the turmoil of The Great Depression and World War II teaching them lessons of thrift and industry On March 8 1960 Mary ond Frank were sealed for time and eternity In the Salt Lake LDS Temple and Christ like service played a central role in their lives Mary blessed the lives of countless young women in her ward and stake and in her later years served missions at the Granite Mows- tain Records Vault and Welfare Square with her husband While helping Frank establish his automatic sprinkler business Mary worked for JC Penney but the pride she took in her home and the care stle gave her family become her life legacy In the last decade of her life Mary lost memories and independence but gave her family the to develop the patient kindness she always showed to them Mary is survived by her children Mary (Merle) Fisher Stan (Doreen) Paulsen and Diane (Peter) Titze 13 grandchildren ond 21 great-grand children whose lives will be forever better for her influence Funeral services will be held Thursday March 25 at 11 :00 am at the Bountiful 2nd Ward Chapel 3707 So 800 West Friends may call between 9:45 and 10:45 that morning Dedication of the grave will be at 2 pm In the Spanish Fork Cemetery 420 South 400 east Spanish Fork In lieu of flowers the family re- quests donations its Mary's name to the Utah Alzheimer Association Our best example of patience and love Mary lone Christopherson Pout sen was reunited with her dear 87 pnion on March 21 2004 916 and married Frank coma July 1 She was born in Palmyra Utah on 1 8 1934 Jennings Poulsen on Marc They raised their son and daughters during the turmoil of The Great De- pression and World War II teaching them lessons of thrift and industry On March 8 1960 Mary and Frank were sealed for time and eternity In the Salt Lake LDS Temple and Christ- like service played a central role in their lives Mary blessed the lives of countless young women in her ward and stake an in her later years served missions at the Granite Moun- tam Records Vault and Welfare Square with her husband While helping Frank establish his automatic sprinkler business Mary worked for JC Penney but the pride she took in her home and the care stie gave her family became her life legacy In the last decade of her life Mary lost memories and independ- ence but gave her family the oppor to develop the patient kindness she always showed to them Mary is survived by her children 1 1 I I Beloved husband father and grandpa Ramon Beltran Marrufo left us on March 22 2004 He was born December 11 1947 in Eiido Nuevo Zaragoza "Los Adobes" Cuauthemoc Chihuahua Mexico to Andres Beltran Almanza and Eloisa Marrufo de la Rosa He worked as a roofing foreman for more than 25 years including ten years with Deseret Roofing in Salt Lake City He was loved and respected very much by everyone He was very humorous and made everyone laugh Even when he was very sick he found the strength to get a laugh Out of someone When anybody was in need of help he was always there to help or to lend a hand in any way he could He will never be forgotten His name love respect and memories will always remain with all of us We love you dad husband and brother We will never forget you He is survived by his wife Altagracia Beltran Gutierrez four sons Juan (Maria) Beltran Horacio (Teresa) Beltran Jesus Beltran and Ramon Beltran Jr daughter Cynthia Beltran five grandchildren Georgina Kelly Beatriz Kobe II Horacia Jr and Andres brothers and sisters Ana Candelaria Guadalupe Ubaldo Andres RaymLmda Bertha Jesus Angelica and Eloisa Amparo He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Gustavo Finada A funeral mass will be celebrated Friday at 10:00 am at Sacred Heart Catholic Church 174 East 200 South A vigil service will be hrld Thursday at 7:00 pm at Neil 0 Donnell and Sons Mortuary 372 East 100 South where friends may call from 6:00 7:00 pm Committal Mt Calvary Catholic Cemetery 4th Avenue 9nd Street Funeral Directors Neil 0 Donnell and Sons Beloved husband father and grandpa Ram Beltran Marrufo left us on arch 22 2004 He was born December 11 1947 in Eiido Nuevo Zaragoza "Los Adobes" Cuauthemoc Chihuahua Mexico to Andres Beltran Almanza and Eloisa Marrufo de la Rosa He worked as a roofing foreman for more than 25 years including ten years with Deseret Roofing in Salt Lake City He was loved and re- spected very muds by everyone He was very humorous and made every- laugh Even when he was very sick or heelopnehe When as always there was in need lasfele the strength to get a laugh aate help or to lend a hand in any way he could He will never be forgotten His name love respect and memories will 1 Catholic Cemetery 4th Avenue 9nd Street Funeral Directors Neil 0 Don- nell and Sons Kenneth Garry age 71 beloved husband father and grandfather passed away on March 22 2004 Kenneth was born in Salem South Dakota August 18 1932 to Harry and Josephine Garry Survived by his wife Anita children Debbie (Mark) Bouldin Donna (Brad) Zimmerman Ken (Becky) Garry and Diane (Frank) Scott grandchildren Danielle Shannon Josie Nichole Kristy Aliso Addle and Jamie brothers Don (Chris) Garry Gerald (Genevieve) Garry sisters Rose Wheeler Elaine Garry three sisters1n-law several nieces and nephews A funeral moss will be celebrated Thursday 10:30 am at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 9800 South 1700 East A rosary will be recited Wednesday 7:30 pm where friends may call from 6:30 pm also at the church Committal Mt Calvary Cemetery 4th Ave and "In Street Directors Neil 0 Donnell 8 Sons Kenneth Kth Garry age27 2 00 husband tamer an grandfather passed away on Marc South Kenneth was born in Salem Dakota August 1 8 1932 to Harry and Josephine Steve wo During his tience cow Stephen peacefully of cancer February tote Cif) Jackson a Jackson East High California and grodu Utah Mon take Temp He lovec student of the Gospe he lived ory five tid Scouts and He spent teaching Salt Lake tiful He cid nal demor the nation' Advanced won nume including ti He and shows in tl borhood I quainted science de hiatus to rd ness He stretched and sold I world Thi noncial fn his years i dents he mountains on the at least I day He tc ventures tc God's btu He will I teacher He is su son Clifto sica fattn (Lynn) Ba Jackson and Nanc ceded in and brothi He woul in I Cancer ins Funeral March 27 Canyon Oakwood Bntfl Sive greet the pm at in Salt morning eview Cen Geo "Gri Gelrge away On 1 in Murra' family George Ernest Gt pubs Star married in Los ye parents a He ant Salt Lake Delle graduated School wt Body Pre letterman basketbol he was Boxing finished tennis With thd George served id earned i wounded served as Lake City an electri ham Cop was a tor Local 10i Dad we voted hus world re was prat loved his member Orthodox He is Lydia An River Murray Murray (Bob) or grandchil He is prt parents Funeral March 24 Sunset 0 and visite services same loci prayer st The for mos Kurr devoted I rig-4 Steve wo During his tience caul Stephen peacefully of cancer February take Cif) Jackson a Jackson East High California and grodu Utah Marl take Temp He lover student of and sold 1 world Thi nancial his years i dents he mountains Of I the at least day He tc ventures tc God's btu He will I teacher He is su son Clifto sica fat (Lynn) Ba Jackson and Nanc ceded in and brothi He woul in I Cancer Ins Funeral March 27 Canyon Oakwood Bntfl Blvc greet the pm at E) in Salt morning eview Cen Geo 5 Gelrge away Oil 1 in Murra' family George Ernest 0 pubs Star married in Los Ve parents al He atte Solt Lake Delle tit( GUNNISON UTAH Loretta Hill 54 of Gunnison Utah passed away March 20 2004 in Gunnison Loretta was born on November 27 1949 in Tremonton Utah to Mel and Amy Mellor Thompson She married Kendall Mellor in the Monti LDS Temple on August 7 1970 He preceded her in death on August 3 1985 She later married James Arden Hill in Gunnison September 3 1988 Loretto spent 28 years serving the public as a pharmacy technician 14 years in Gunnison and 14 years in Springville Utah She was a member of the Utah Society of Health System Pharmacists Loretta served in various church callings and loved teaching Sunday School with her husband She enjoyed the Mountain Mon Rendevous making tee pees and blankets for her grandchildren She loved her home and making others feel wekome there Although travel was not big on her list of things to do she did enjoy a trip to Ireland with her husband a few years ago She loved and was loved by countless people who will be forever changed by her positive influence She is survived by her husband James Gunnison son Justen (Jamie) Mellor Fayette Utah step- children Scott (Adrienne) Hill Colorado Springs Colorado Jeanette (Jack) Jackson Hudson WiSCOnSin Deborah (Mike) Henry Germany Mark Hill Rhinelander Wisconsin Grace (U) Alsteen Rhinelander Wisconsin Brandon Hill Sioux Falls South Dakota Chad Hill Gunnison John Hill Gunnison and Dyon Hill Somerset Wisconsin 13 grandchildren brother David (Diane) Thompson Sauna brothers-in-law Larry (Liz) Hill Sacramento California Douglas (Diane) Hill Fremont California Corey (Wendy) Mellor Lehi and Kerry (Jammie) Mellor St George sisters-in-law Marie (Eric) Sour Sacramento California Sue (Rich) Mugnolo San Ramon California and Shirley Willardson Gunnison She was preceded in death by her first husband Kendall and her parents Amy and Acel Thompson Funeral services will be Saturday March 27 2004 at 1:00 pm in the Gunnison Stake Center 80 West Center Gunnison Utah Friends may call at the Stoke Center on Friday evening 6-8 pm and on Saturday morning 11:00 am to 12:30 pm Burial will be in the Fayette Cemetery Funeral Directors MaglebyJensen Mortuary Salina and Gunnison GUNNISON UTAH Loretto Hill 54 of Gsm nison Utah passed away March 20 2004 in Gunnison Loretta was born on November 27 1949 in Tremonton Utah to Mel and Amy Mellor Thompson She married Kendall Mellor in the Monti LDS ceded her in death on August 3 Temple on August 7 1970 He pre- Loretto spent 28 years serving the 1985 She later married James Arden Hill in Gunnison September 3 1988 public as a pharmacy technician 14 yea in Gunnison and 4 years in pringville Utah She was a member rs 1 of the Utah Society of Health System Pharmacists Loretta served in various church callings and loved teaching Sunday School with her husband She enjoyed the Mountain Mon Rendevous t)1' er grow I networldco I tiew A I Airl Nt Thelma lucina Lewellen De Grow 85 of Mapleton died March 19 2004 at the South Davis Community Hospital In Bountiful of natural causes after suffering from a series of strokes She was born October 301918 in Thistle Utah to Ezra Bain Lewellen and Lillian Rebecca Elmer She is survived by her three daughters: Mrs Karl (Eva Merlene) Felix of Highland Utah Mrs Robert (Bonnie Mae) Duncan of Cedar City Utah and Mrs Gary (Karen Joan) Gittins of Centerville Utah 17 grandchildren 31 great-grandchildren (with two on the way) one great-great grandchild one sister Vera Lange of Orem Utah and numerous nieces nephews cousins and many friends The family would like to "Thane all the staff members of the hospitals care centers and Hospice for their professional courteous compassionate and kind care rendered in behalf of mother and our family Funeral services will be held on Friday March 26 2004 at 11 am in the Mapleton 12th Ward Stake Center located at 475 North 1 600 West Mapleton Friends may call on Thursday evening from 6-8 pm at Wheeler Mortuary 211 East 200 South Springville or at 9:45 am prior to services at the church Burial will be in the Evergreen Cemetery in Springville Utah Condolences and memories may be sent to Thelma lucina Lev of Mapleton died at the South Davis In tountiful of nc suffering from a se She was born 0( Thistle Utah to and Lillian Rebecca She is survived tersi Mrs Karl (Eva Highland Utah Mae) Duncan of and Mrs Gary (K of Centerville Ut( dren 31 greal-g two on the way) grandchild one sist Orem Utah and nephews cousins of The family would the staff members core centers and professional court ate and kind care of mother and our I Funeral services day March 26 21 the Mapleton 12th ter located at 475 Mapleton Friends day evening fro Wheeler Mortuon South Springville prior to services a will be in the Ever Springville Utah memories may be Estrid Sundstrom A Sweet Spirit Has Gone Home Jo Ann Stringer 1937- 2004 1937 2004 Reed Matthews 1921-2004 4 1 Reed Matthews 7080 4- 1 92 1 2004 relished I44e" 4 0 -44141 Our dear and loving mom grandma grandma-great aunt cousin neighbor and friend Knell Spencer Skidmore passed peacefully to a joyful reunion with loved ones on Monday March 22 2004 She was born on February 20 1919 to Walter Matthew and Mary Alice Knell Spencer in Denver Colorado at the home of her Aunt Sarah Moncrieff Knell lived as an infant in Denver on the Cochetopa Ranch about 20 miles east of Partin Colorado and in Babbit Minnesota She lived her early childhood in Newcastle Iron Springs and Cedar City Utah She always had a special place in her heart for Southern Utah The family moved to Salt Lake City when she was in third grade eventually residing on 12th East She attended Roosevelt Jr High School and East High School class of 1935 She graduated in business from the University of Utah in 1939 She married her sweetheart Rex Austin Skidmore in the Salt Lake Temple August 31 1939 They met on a blind date carefully lined up by friends Knell supported Rex in his career that spanned more than 40 years at the University of Utah Mostly a resident of Salt Lake City she also lived in Philadelphia PennsylVania Logan Utah Miami Florida San Antonio Texas and San Francisco California and traveled around the world She delighted in family time together including backyard and Sunday dinners holiday gatherings vocations and reunions She made by hand many items given as special gifts to family and friends These included needlepoint plastic canvas afghans quilts and various unique projects Knell always put others before herself and was a wonderful and sensitive listener with a caring heart Her cheery personality sweet voice and sunny smile brightened and uplifted others Everyone who knew Knell loved her and she loved everyone She relished her associations with choice friends and neighbors She en-toyed being part of special groups of friends including Dinner Club Emeritus Group Primarians Seventy-fours Sew Whats Timps and Windsor Club In the community she willingly served Os Pennies by the Inch Co-Chairman for the Primary Children's Medical Center University of Utah Women's Club President Curtis Elementary School PTA President and Cub Scout den mother She participated in Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Salt lake Council of Women Knell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints throughout her lifetime She was' a member of the General Board of Primary from 1962 to 1974 She was a Salt Lake Temple worker a Church Office Building hostess and served with her husband as special representatives in the International Mission in the Holy Land She faithfully fulfilled a variety of callings in Sunday School YWMIA and Relief Society including Hillside Stake YWMIA President and Relief Society President in the Monument Park 3rd Ward She leaves us with her example of faith and her strong testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ She firmly believed that families are forever She enjoyed the outdoors and the beauties of nature and appreciated both the simple and grand things in life She liked playing temis and racquetball hiking and walking with friends dancing good music handicrafts giraffes popcorn and hot air gas balloons Knell is survived by her two sons: Lee Spencer (Christine Pugmire) Skidmore and Larry Rex Skidmore her grandchildren: (Darin) Leonard Megan (Jimmy) Chepkwurui and Steven Skidmore great-grandchildren: Austin and Brerman Leonard and Jaxon and Jado Chepkwurui and by her 'adopted' family: Ehob Kim Maryn Eliya Teric and Ryonn Abunuwara She was preceded in death by her husband parents and her sister Lydia Alice In lieu of flowers the family suggests a contribution to the Rex A Skidmore Endowed Scholarship Fund at the University of Utah College of Social Work 395 1500 Room 101 Salt Lake City 84112 or Pennies by the Inch Primary Children's Medical Center 100 Medical Dr Salt Lake City 84113 Funeral services will be held Friday March 26 2004 at noon in the Foothill 7th Word 1930 South 2100 East Friends and family may visit Thursday evening from 6:00 8:00 pm at Russon Brothers Mortuary 255 South 200 East or at the church from 10:30 11145 Friday morning Interment will be In the Salt Lake City Our dear and loving mom grandma grandma-great aunt cousin neigh- bor and friend Knell Spencer Skid- more passed peacefully to a joyful reunion with loved ones on Monday a March 22 2004 She was born on February 20 919 to Walter Matthew and Mary De 1 Alice Knell Spencer in Denver Colo- at the home of her Aunt Sarah Mancrieff Knell lived as on infant in Denver on the Codsetopa Ranch about 20 miles east of Partin Colo- rado and in Babbit Minnesota She lived her early childhood in Newcas- jU Utah Sheheartaliwoarysou had ths a tie Iron Springs and Cedar City place saUtecahial The family moved to Salt Lake City when she was in third grade eventu- ally residing ors 12th -East She at quilts and various unique projects Knell always put others before her- self and was a wonderful and sensi- five listener with a caring heart Her cheery personality sweet voice and sunny smile brightened and uplifted others Everyone who knew Knell loved her and she loved everyone She her associations with choice friends and neighbors She en- toyed being part of special groups of friends including Dinner Club Emeritus Group Primarians Seventy fours Sew Whats limps and Windsor Club In the community she willingly served for th Pennies Primary tle Children ical Center University of Utah Women's Club President Curtis Elementary School PIA President and Cub Scout m6kfts 2d Kenneth Wayne Hibbert "Together Again" Kennett Hib ttTogetht 9r 41i Kaye Scott 1941- 2004 1941 2004 1 1 I I I 1 1 I 2 A 1 I- 1 4 '''''l i 1 e- 1 -11 1 ZnLn Estrid Cecelia Johnson Sundstrom heaved sigh and went on her way Saturday Mardi 20 2004 She had completed 92 12 years and was ready to go Estrid was born in Idaho Falls Idaho Sept 4 1911 to Henry and Esther lanzen Johnson The oldest of eight children she started mothering at age two and continued with this avocation all her life At age 17 while at the pea seed factory she dreamed of being a secretory She fulfilled her dream by graduating from IF High completing courses at IDS Business college Weber State College Stevens Henager Business School and later at SLCC She hod a full and rewarding career as a secretary working at the WPA Recruiting Offices US Bu- reau of Mines and Hill Air Force Base After retiring at 65 she went back to work for the Senior Citizens Executive Assoc retiring at age 70 She married Earle Sundstrom on her birthday In 1943 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple She raised his three children and added five more Estrid was true to her LDS heritage She hod a quiet unwavering faith accepted everyone and passed judgement on no one She held many church positions over years taught Sunday School was ward organist and played the piano for the Primary until the age 90 She was the oldest member of the 26th Ward Choir the oldest continuous choir in the entire Church Maybe that is her "15 minutes of fame" Survived by four siblings Ingrid (Lars) Margit Sherwood (Julie) and Grant (Evelyn) sisters-in-law Lucille and Marie children Dick (Vickie) Janice (Phil) Christensen Ron Jaye John Susan and Chris as well as 29 grand 34 great and seven great-great-grandchildren and three on the way Preceded In death by her sweetheart Earl son Keith and his wife Mary son-in-law Mark granddaughters Vanessa and Stacey: brothers Max and Kurt sister Sigrid and husband Spencers and brother-in-law Melvin The family would like to thank the staff at Murray Care Center Sara Daft Home and Good Shepherd Hos-' pice for their loving care Funeral services Friday 12 noon at the 26th Ward Chapel 500 Emery St St (1145 West) Friends may call at Larkin's Mortuary 260 East 5- Temple Thursday 6-8 pm and one-hour prior at the ward Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery See KM PACE heEstd sig reid Cecelia a handjohnswerT Sund on her strwomay Saturday March 20 2004 She had completed 92 1 2 years and was ready to go SAUNA UTAH- Ethel Jo Ann Jolley Olsen Edwards Stringer 67 of Salina Utah passed away surrounded by her loving family on March 22 2004 in Provo Utah after a short but courageous battle with cancer Jo Ann was born on January 4 1937 in Salina Utah to Lawrence Evan and Thelma Larsen Jolley She married Frank Olsen in Elko Nevada on August 13 1955 They later divorced In May of 1 969 she married Melvin Edwards In Salt Lake City He preceded her in death on May 17 1978 She then married Bobby Stringer in Salina Utah on August 28 1978 They were later divorced Jo Ann was a wonderful and loving mother grandmother and great-grandmother Her grandchildren were the joy of her life They adored their grandmother dearly She will always be remembered for her big heart and her loving ways She was loved and cared for by countless people She enjoyed spending time outdoors and being with her family and friends She attended Sevier Valley Trade Tech where she earned her cosmetologybarber license She owned and operated Style Bar for over 30 years JoAnn is survived by her children Brenda Brown Kent (Becky) Olsen Page all of Salina and Dana (Stephen) Sorensen Sigurd 13 grandchildren 11 great-grandchildren brothers Ted (Lillian) Jolley Venice Rue (Mary) Jolley Clearfield sister Linda (Terron) Crane Salina and brother-in-law Darvin Shields Moats and many aunts cousins nieces and nephews She is preceded in death by her parents husband Melvin two Infant daughters one infant brother sister Juanita Shields and several special aunts uncles and cousins Funeral Services will be held on Saturday March 27 2004 at 12 noon in the Salina Stake Center 98 West 400 North Salina Utah JoAnn requested a private family viewing Family will visit and receive friends at the Stake Center Saturday morning from 1030 to 11:30 Burial will be in the Eastside Cemetery Funeral Directors Magleby-Jensen Mortuary Salina and Gunnison LEHI -Glen Reed Matthews age 82 of Lehi died Mardi 20 2004 in the American Fork Hospital of heart failure He was born December 11 1921 in Pleasant Grove Utah son of Walter Glen and Hannah Cox Matthews He married Betty Irene Christiansen February 13 1946 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple They raised their family in Pioche Nevada and American Fork Utah Reed is a veteran of World War II in the ft European Campaign He retired as a Prudential Insurance agent Reed a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints served faithfully in many church callings He and his wife served continuous missions from 1984 to 2003 including two missions to the New York Rochester area and multiple Family History Missions He was a loving and supportive father husband grandfather and great-grandfather His family loves him dearly especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren His sense of humor and cheerful disposition brightened the lives of those around him He is survived by his wife Betty sons Glenn (Mary Jo) American Fork Kevin (Mary Jo) Sandy daughters Marilyn Down (Brion) De Hart Sandy Teresa (Richard) Griffin Lindon Juliet (Jeff) Webster Lehi 16 grandchildren 12 tleat-grandchildren brothers Glade (Martha) Matthews Orem Dale Ma ews Orem sister LaRee (Vern) Black Sandy sister-inlow Hannah Beth Matthews Pleasant Grove He was preceded in death by his parents grandson Mark Matthews brother Earl sister Mary Lou McDaniel Funeral services will be Friday March 26 2004 at 11:00 am In the Lehi 5th Word Chapel 365 300 Family and friends may call Thursday evening 6-8 pm at the Wing Mortuary 118 Main Lehi and Friday at the church from 9:30 10:30 am prior to services Interment Pleasant Grove City Cemetery wilts military honors by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Our beloved father grandfather grat-grandfather brother and friend returned to the loving arms of his Heavenly Father and his sweetheart of 57 years March 20 2004 at St Marks Hospital after illness Born August 15 1923 in Idaho Falls ID to Garland Bryce Hibbert Sr and Ruth Larsen Hibbert Married Betty Jean Belcher on December 17 1944 later sealed with their 4 children in the Cordston Alberta Temple The family lived in Eureka Montana where he ran a gas stationauto shop for many years He was a faithful and dedicated member of the LDS faith He worked tirelessly in many callings Including Bishopric High Council and organizing a small Branch in Eureka in 1954 His greatest calling was that of a father and grandpa He is preceded in death by his parents wife and one son-in-low Survived by three sons Kenneth Wayne Hibbert Jr (lailea) West 'Valley Keith (Mary lin) South Jordan Kraig(Melna) Los Vegas one dough-ter Karen Ball of Murray 14 grand children 15 great-grandchildren He was loved and will be missed by all Funeral services will be Wednesday -March 24 2004 11:00 am at McDougal Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood Road where a viewing will be held Tuesday 6-8 pm and also Wednesday am Our beloved fat great-grandfather friend returned to his Heavenly Fothe heart of 57 years at St Marks Hospita Born August 15 1 ID to Garland Bryi Putts Larsen Hibbe Jean Belcher on De later sealed with I The Cordston Albert The family lived I where he ran a got for many years He dedicated member He worked tirelessi Including Bishopric organizing a small I 1954 His greatest a father and grand' He is preceded in erns wife and one Survived by thr Wayne Hibbert 'Valley Keith (Mar Kraig(Melna) Las s) ter Karen Ball of i children 15 great-i He was la will be min Funeral services -March 24 2004 AscDougal Funeral Redwood Rood whe be held Tuesday 'Wednesday Our beloved father grandfather great-grandfather brother and friend returned to the lovina arms of Kaye Fog le Scott passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her family on March 19 2004 Kaye was born July 21 1941 in Salt Lake City Utah to Don and Alta Poole She attended Olympus High School ond the University of Utah She went on to work in the family business Fog le Red-E-Mix where she met her husband of 38 years Wayne Scott They had two loving sons and in the 80 started their own courier business that she ran out of their home until her death Kaye was artistic and creative and loved to spend her free time working on her crafts She loved collecting clowns and could tell you a story about each one she had Her humor and smile will be missed by all those who knew her especially by her family husband Wayne Scott sons Chris Scott and Alex Scott Melissa Dale) sister Robyn Fog le Frances nieces and nephew Lisa and Parker Smith Dena and Dora Fog le Memorial services will be held Wednesday March 24 2004 at 12 noon at Larkin Sunset town Mortuary 2350 1300 So where family and friends may call one hour prior interment will follow in the Salt Lake City Cemetery I I 4' (9 -01 16OR CO ri a Al -et1-411-adi.

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