liTVTAH BASIN STANDARD September 17.2002- - Page 19 ' 4t ' um-- 4 Jl ' v r4fw- -- 1&' a j. ;:i y. i Zne Rocky" Ridley. 43, died Sept - - f e- Interment wu in the in Roosevelt Memorial Park under the direction of the Hullinger Mortuary. mm wjmum - ' i P P Agt & R. Ridley Zane Rocky" Ridley, age 43, of Farmcreek, passed away September 13, 2002, at hia home from a heart Miriam Alice Long Labrum, 78. died attack. He was born June 1, 1959, in Sept. 10. Roosevelt, to Richard and Doris Uncasam Ridley. M. Rocky worked as a cattle rancher Our very special Valentine reand enjoyed riding horses. He wssalso a bull rider. He liked to hunt, Osh turned to the arms of her Heavenly and trap animals and participate in Father. Miriam Alice Long Labrum, Sundanxs. age 78, dearly loved wife, mother, sisHe is survived by his sisters and grandmother, brother, Patsy Ridley, Farmcreek; ter, aunt, and friend, died September Zozette Gates, Ft. Yates, ND; Louis 10, 2002, after suffering for many (Lynn) Burson, Yellowstone; Tommy years from the affects of cancer. Miriam was born February 14, Ridley, Roosevelt; Debra Ridley, Ft. Duchesne, and numerous nieces and 1924, on Indian Bench, Uintah County, to Dorson and Olive Rudy nephews. He was preceded in death by his Long. She was the fourth of six daughparents and a brother Randolph ters born to this family. Mom grew up and attended schools in Ballard, Hobey" Ridley. Graveside services held 10:00 a.m., Roosevelt, and Springville, graduatSchool in Tuesday, September 17, 2002 at the ing from Roosevelt High 1942. Red Knoll Cemetery under the direcOn April 7, 1946, mum married tion of the Hullinger Mortuary. her most cherished companion, Lynn Labrum. They were sealed to each other and their four children on March 15, 1965 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. We will be forever grateful. Mom had an active life. She was a charter member of the Roosevelt Culture Chib where she spent many years in service to her community. She and dad loved to travel and had many opportunities to see the world. She traveled to many places in Europe, to Greece, the Guadalcanal, and to Egypt and Jerusalem. She often reflected on the wonderful times she had visiting new places and experiencing these cultures. She also enjoyed trips to different parts of the United States. Any time someone wanted to travel, she was ready to go. ChariesM. Arterbery, Jr., 64,died Sept. Mom was valiant member of the 5. Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, serving in many capacities over her lifetime. She especially enjoyed in C. her young motherhood serving in the Primary with the Blazer Scouts. In ChariesM. Arterbery, Jr., age 64, of the more recent years, mom had the Casper, Wyoming, died Sept. 5, 2002 opportunity to be one of the original sit the Shirley Mountains in Wyoming. Temple ordinance workers in the VerHe was bom May 31, 1938, the son nal Temple. She was so proud to of Charles Melvin Arterbery Sr. and receive a certificate of honorable reMargaret Jane (Grimes) Arterbery, in lease when her health would not allow Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Charles her to continue in that calling. lived in Oklahoma, Utah and WyoOur mother was most proud of her ming . family, and we of her. Those she left Charles married Colleen Grits on behind include her husband of 56 Vk ?Oct. 27, 1964 in Garber, Oklahoma. yeara,Lynn,ofRooserelt;andherfour He worked for 46 years in the oil children: Diarik (Dennis) Jenkins, industry. He was an avid fisherman David (Shanna ) Labrum, Bill (Lynette) and hunter and a true patriot. Labrum, all of Roosevelt; and Janie He ia survived by his wife, Colleen (Stacey) Moysh of Murray. She is also survived by 17 grandchildren, 20 Arterbery, Casper, Wyoming; daughfour of her sisters, Melinda Anderson and husband of Tooele and Charlene Labrum and ters, Irene Radford, Orem; Norma husband of Roosevelt; son, C.W. Packer, Roosevelt; Maisie (Keith) Arterbery, Casper, Wyoming; four Jackson, Salem, Oregon; and Ardis granA-hilrirpfat.bgr, ffhxrlpK Vfclvm (Duane) Allred, Vernal. We would also like to recognize her Arterbery, Sr., Enid, Oklahoma; sisthe ter, Pam Guthery and husband of Jess James Miller family, and many Bethany, Oklahoma. nieces, nephews, and friends. He was preceded in death by hia mother and his maternal and pater- parents, and onerister Eunice (Jack) Cook. nal grandparents. Services were held Tuesday, Sept. The family would like to thank all 10 at 10 a.m. in the Memorial Chapel those who have helped care for mom, Funeral Home in Casper, Wyoming. especially Hospice Home Health, and There was s viewing Monday, Sept. 9 her CN A, Toni. from 8 p.m. and Tuesday, Sept. 10 Funeral services were held on Sata.m. prior to the fufrom 8:30-9:3- 0 urday, September 14, 2002, at 11:00 neral. a.m. at the Roosevelt Stake Center. 27, died Sept. 9. A. Gardner Adam Mirl Gardner, age 27, of Roosevelt, passed away Septeniber 9, 2002, from iqjuriea sustained in a i notorcycle accident. He was born August 31, 1975, in Roosevelt, to Lessie Roy and Lanette Jennings Gardner. Adam was always a hard worker and worked as a driller on an oil rig. He eryoyed fixing care, motorcycles, and going fishing and hunting. He loved being with his friends and was very luyal to them. He is survived by his parents, Les and Lanette Gardner, Roosevelt; brothers and sisters, Jason, Salt Lake City; Michelle, SueLynn, and Michael Gardner, all of Roosevelt; grandparents, Roy and Iona Toni" Gardner, Neola; and Mirl and Deane Jennings, Roosevelt. He was preceded in death by his brother, Ryan. Funeral services held 11:00 a.m., Friday, September 13, 2002, at the Roosevelt LDS West Stake Center. Interment in the Roosevelt Memorial Park under the direction ofthe Hullinger Mortuary. Arterbery Marie Venis Warburton Abegglen, 7 5, died Sept. 12. M. Abegglen Marie Venis Warburton Abegglen, age 75, of Myton passed awsy quietly at her home, surrounded by a loving family and beloved friends on September 12, 2002. Marie was born November 29, 1926 in Lapoint, as a true coal miners daughter. Her father, Floyd and mother Eva Wardle Warburton, operated a coal mine up Deep Creek, north of Lapoint, later running a saw mill at the same location. Marie went tothe infamous Altem High School on the Whiterocks road. The special few who remember the AJ terra days, remember Marie as a dark haired beauty who livened up the school as a spirited cheer leader. When tlx home town boys from World War n came home, Marie met a handsome young soldier at a dance by the name ofWillis Bill Abegglen, non ofLawrence and Edlean Abegglen of Lapoint. Bill and Marie were soon married and moved to Pleasant Valley to live and farm with Bills brother Clark and his wife Arva. Soon after, ill and Marie had their own place and proceeded to farm, milk their well cared for cows, and raise 6 much loved children. Alter her beloved husband died she worked for Duchesne County School District for over 30 years. Beyond her understood janitorial duties at t he Con Ajnore School in Myton, she alsodid laundry, planted flowers.and made the most delicious cinnamon and bread rolls for the staff, earning her the Employee of the Year Award. Marie continued her employment right up until the last year ofher life, receiving another award, an engraved brass School bell, noting her long service. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-Da- y Saints, she served in many capacities, including being in the Myton lWard Relief Society Presidency, still serving at the age of74. Marie spoiled and coddled her grandchildren, and great grandchildren. She is survived by her children Shell (Catherine Richens) Abegglen, Pleasant Valley; Janet (Daw ) Burton, Vernal; Sharon Abegglen, Salt Lake City; Lawella (Duane) Perry, Roosevelt; Lee (Jody Richens) Pleasant Valley; 18 grandchildren, 11 great great grandchildren jt sister Helen MarCutrk, Vernal; brothers Verl (Rhea) Warburton and LeRoy (Judy) Warburton, Sandy. She was preceded in death by a son Wade who died in infancy. Funeral services were held Saturday , September 1 4, 2002, at 2:00 p Jn. at the Myton LDS Chapel. Interment was in the Lapoint Cemetery under the direction of the Hullinger Mortuary. step-sibling- 13. Farnsworth F. Freida Jean Julius Rex Chunky" Murray. Jr.. 61. died Sept. 9. Dixon Freddy Farnsworth, age 50, of Neola, passed away September 13, 2002, at the Uintah Basin Medical Center from a heart attack. She was born October 29, 1951, in Grand Junction, CO, to Nola Gene Schmidt and Kenneth B urton Dixon. She married Doug Farnsworth on November 25, 1981, in Gusher. Freddy had a lore for life and enjoyed her time on earth with her husband, daughter and grandchildren. She loved the outdoors, crafts, and her animals. She enjoyed doing thin gs for her grandchildren. She looked forward to life and every new adventure that was sent her way. She was greatly loved and will be greatly missed by everyone whoknew her. She is survived by her husband, Doug Farnsworth, Neola; daughter, Lori (Glen) Tanner, Myton; 3 grandsons, Brett Penny, Shannon Penny, Neko Tanner, all of Myton; 2 granddaughters, Stormy Buttler, Myton; Cherisa Leigh Priebe, Neola; parents, Nola and Ken Dixon, Dinosaur, CO; sister Brenda Whitte, Grand Junction; 2 nieces, 1 nephew, 1 great-nepheand niece, and close friends she loved and thought of as family. Funeral services held 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, September, 17, 2002, at the Hullinger Mortuary. Interment in the Gusher Cemetery. Verlynn Ed ward Stewart 8 1 . died Sept . 15. Stewart V. Dixon Freddy" Farnsworth. 50. died Sept. Labrum Adin Mirl Gardner, Jean Freida Verlynn Edward Stewart, age 81, of Roosevelt, passed away September 1 5, 2002, at the Uintah Basin Medical Center. He was bom March 24, 1921, in Utahn, toMilton Edward and Rozella Anderson Stewart He married Donna Lee MacDonald, August 4, 1941, in Evanston, WY. Their marriage was later solemnized in December 1942 in the Salt Lake Temple. Verlynn served in the US Army during World War II and was stationed in Germany. He received his education from Utah State University in Forestry, andwas a Rancher, his first love, while working for the forest service. His biggest hobby was work. He worked at the Highland Daily, the Gilaonite Mines, operated the first nursing homes in Roosevelt and Vernal and was on the ambulance service, all at the same time. He and Donna owned a restaurant called Kings Chicken", which was half restaurant half sporting goods store. He loved animals especially horses, hunting, fishing, going to the mountains, travelinginhhiinotorhoine with his family, and working in his flower garden. He was an active member in the LDS Church aervingaa ward clerk. w J. Murray Julius Rex "Chunky Murray, Jr., age 61, of Alterra died September 9, 2002 at his home. Chunky was born September 18, 1940 in Roosevelt to Julius O. and Mary Mae LaRose Murray. He married Lois Christensen on February 4, 1958 in Vernal. Chunky was a member ofthe Elks Club and the Search & Rescue in Vernal. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a hunting guide at Hill Creek. Years ago he worked for the Uintah County Sheriffs Department as a deputy. Leaving that to become a Tnbal Court Judge and a BIA CFR Judge. Hetruly was an actor, performing in plays that Nels Carlson directed. He had many talents and accomplished many things in his life. He is survived by his wife Lois of Alterra; children Betty Jean Montes Murray & John Sanchez, GA; Michael Rex Murray, Orem; Brenda Lee Murray John Medel, Roy; Barbara LynnMurray, Roosevelt; Shirley Ann Murray ATracey Navanick, Ft. Duchesne; Julius Tecumpeie M urray & Jane Redfout, Alterra 18grandchil-dre4 great grandchildren, brothers & sisters Frank! in Murray, Raymond n Murray, Jimmy Murray, Larry Murray, Barbara Tabet, Bonnie Van, Rose Mary Murdock, and Constance Murray . He is preceded in death by a brother, Jackie Murray and his par- ents. Funeral services Scoutmaster, and various other callings. He was a wonderful father He was preceded in death by a son, and grandfather and was sick if he Milton Vemell, and a grandson, Chriswasn't with his grandkids. His greatly topher Vemell Stewart. loved and will be greatly missed. Funeral services will be held 1 1:00 his ia survived by wife, Verlynn September 18, a.m., Dams, daughters, Debbie (Glade) 2002, atWednesday, the Roosevelt West UJS Stake (Bob) Jensen, Hamaker, Tammy and family may call Leora Stewart, all of Center. Friends daughter-in-laon Tuesday at the Mortuary Hullinger Roosevelt; 11 grandchildren, 4 great- from 8 a.m. and from p.m. grandchildren, brother and sisters, at the Church. Ramona (Earl) Stevens, Oakley, UT; Wednesday will be in the Roosevelt Interment Milton Deloy Stewart, Salina; and Eva Memorial Park. Behrman. Veranl. H.D. will be held Friday, September 13, 2002 at the Ft. Duchesne Gym at 10:00 a.m. Burial will be in the Roosevelt Memorial Park under the direction of the Hullinger Mortuary. For 24 Hour Funeral Service Info. Call 622-24- 6-- 26 Hullinger Mortuary Buff") J V - ' ;. fj. sv '. As "v f A. s f'-i- ' 6 s. , . . - ' jv,- V,. sv Vi 'Tv The Next Stage V, :X-: f ' vv v ' s .. v , W.A' ! . 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