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Show Roger Marshall dies of exposure A cougar hunting trip on Sunday in Pine Valley turned into a tragedy when Roger Marshall, 21, of Minersville, died from exposure to the elements, and his cousin, Greg, barely survived a night on the West Desert. The pair were cougar hunting between Indian Peaks and Hamblin Valley, when they became separated about 4:00 p.m'. on Sunday. Greg returned to the truck, planning to go back for Roger, who continued to pursue pur-sue the cougar. Upon returning to the truck, Greg was unable to get It started, and he spent the night in the frigid desert, with temperatures well below freezing. The victim, evidently stayed on the cougar's trail, before becoming disoriented in the dark. He was found about 2 :30p.m. Monday, near Indian Peaks, approximately 16-20 miles from where he was last seen. Roger's brother, Blake, and Dean Eyre, left Minersville Miners-ville Monday morning in search of the two who had not returned. They located Greg with the truck, nearly frozen, and after gettinghim warmed up, began the search for Roger. His body was found under a tr'ee, where he had given up, exhausted and frozen. They brought the body to Milford Valley Memorial Hospital, and It was taken to Salt Lake City for an autopsy on Tuesday. Services will be held on Friday, December 1st at 1:00 p.m. In the Minersville Miners-ville LDS Ward Chapel, friends may call for viewing view-ing at the Jeff Marshall home in Minersville, 150 East (Continued on Page 2) HERE'S MORE ABOUT ROSER MARSHAL. Main from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, ml Friday at the Ward Chats', in Minersville priortoserv-ices. priortoserv-ices. Interment in Minersville Miners-ville Cemetery under ft direction of Olpin MorW Survivors are M'; parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Marshall, and four brother, Blake, Brent, Mark j Glen, and a sister, E-Keener, E-Keener, plus a host of reu-tives reu-tives and friends. Greg is the sonofMr Mrs. Faye Marshall, an-recovering an-recovering from the or: at home, with wife,Mar |
