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Show DAVIS REFLEX JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 27, 1985 obituary Mcrril Ward Seely, 62 Alfred Woodland II nine grandchildren. citizens in Layton. HE WAS an active member of the Layton 18th LDS Ward, where he had served in the Sunday School, YMMIA and was a first counselor in the bishopric. He served as secretary to the aronic priesthood and was leader of the high pi iest group. He had also been one of the Seven Presidents of the Quorum of Seventies and w as most recently supervisor in the extraction program. Surviving are his widow of Layton, one son. Allied George Woodland III, C'hatsworth, Calif.; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Alfred George Woodland II, 78, of 58 Ellison. Layton, died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1985 home of a heart attack.' at his HE WAS born July 22, 1906, in Richmond, Utah, a son of Alfred George and Crysta Philinda Burnham Woodland. He married Olive Marie Clark on April 18, 1930, in the Logan LDS Temple. HE HAD lived in Richmond for a year and Farnum, Ida. for six years. He had also lived in Brigham City for 15 years and in Layton for 43 years. He graduated from the Central School in Brigham City and was a graduate of Box Elder High School. He attended the University of Utah. HE HAD been manager of Safeway Stores for 13 years and was employed at Hill Air Force Base as an engineer inspector, prior to his retirement. He was a member of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers and served on the committee of the senior Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Layton LDS 18th Ward Chapel with Bishop Dennis Brown officiating. organ medley, George Rytting; speaker, Bishop John Baker; O My Father by Kathy Reynolds, Carolyn Bush, Vicki Nuttall, Barbara Sonnenfelt, Marie Jeppson and Beverly Taylor; benediction, Glen Flint. Dedication of the grave was by Pres. Wayne Braegger with interment in the Kaysville City Cemetery. PALLBEARERS were Douglas Woodland, Del Woodland, William Warren, Glen Flint. Steven Flint and Jeff Flint. HE WAS a lifelong resident of Layton. He attended the Dawson Hollow School in Layton. He worked as plant supennten-den- t at the Woods Cross Canneiy for 30 years. He also woiked at the Layton Sugar Factory and foi I.as-to- n Realty. HE WAS a member of the Layton LDS 3rd Ward wheic he had served as High Priest group leader and ward cleik. He served two two-yea- r missions at the Ogden Genealogical Library and was an active temple worker. He was a member of the Sons of Utah Pionners and had seived on the Kays Creek Water Irrigation Board of Directors. Also surviving are two brothers and one sister, J. Ervin Wall, Robert F. Wall, and Nora Wall Williams, all of Layton. HE WAS preceded in death by two sons and a brother. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Cherry Lane Chapel with Bishop Wayne Wall of the Layton 3rd Ward officiating. Interment was in the Kaysville City Cemetery. She attended Davis County Schools. FAMILY prayer was given by een Watt acc. by Marianne Call; I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked by Daine McCoun and Walter Boyden, accompanied by Carolyn Sipherd; invocation, Jay Young; remarks, Norris W. Nalder; tribute, Robert N. Gailey; speaker, J. Spencer Kinard; The King of Love My Shepherd Is by Diane McCoun and Walter Boyden, accompanied by Carolyn Sipherd; benediction, Lynn G. Corbridge. Dedication of the grave was by W. W. (Bill) Gailey with interment in Washington Heights Memorial Park. PALLBEARERS were grand- sons, J. D. Gailey, Paul G. Layton, Richard D. Layton, David G. Steed, Dean G. Corbridge, Leland G. Corbridge, Douglas K. Hansen and John N. Gailey. Wayne Wall; prelude, Roselyn Christensen; Somehwere My Love by Diane Child; invocation, Robert Wall; remarks. Bishop Donald Deru; speakers. Pres. Dick R. Rogers and Elder Sterling W. Sill; Silver Haired Daddy of Mine by Harris Adams; benediction, Bernie Stark. Dedication of the grave was by Robert J. Christensen. PALLBEARERS were David Wall, Todd Wall, Lynn Stark, Ned Williams, Guy Wall, Thomas Wall, LaHar Wall and Verd Williams. THREE KINDS There are three kinds of people: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who have no idea what happened. -- Honorary pallbearers were Joseph D. Swan, Walter D. Swan, Robert N. Gailey, Steven G. Layton and Lynn G. Corbridge. - Lawrence Adair and Minerva Chiistenscn Seely. lie nuuried Lila Garlick on Feb. 4. 1944 in Hastings, Neb. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. HE HAD worked at Hill Air Force Base for 25 years as an aircraft mechanic. He was reared and educated in Mount Pleasant. He had lived in Kaysville and lived in Layton the past 28 years. HE ATTENDED Snow College wheie he studied aircraft mechanics. He was a member of the Layton LDS I st Ward and had served as an elder. HE WAS a veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Air Force in Italy and North Africa. Surviving are his widow of Layton: three sons and three daughters, Loyd M. Seely, Layton: Stan L. Seely, Bountiful; Fail W. Seely, Woods Cross; Mrs. Michael (Susan) O'Keefe, Eden; Mrs. Blaine D.(Merrilyn) Gledhill, Ogden; Kathryn Seely, Layton; Wall Street Journal. Alice Ruth Bloxham of Sv 1 O'Keefe. ailment. HE WAS born Jan. 3, 1908 in Kaysville, a son of Ezra and Maiy Maylin Barnes. He married Bernice Holbrook Feb. 14, 1957 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. FOR MANY years he worked for Smith Canning Co., in Clearfield and later worked for the Davis County School District He had lived his entire life in Kaysville and was a member of the Kaysville LDS 1st Ward. HE WAS active in sports and was a champion bowler. For several years he bowled for the Smith Canning Co. Surviving are his widow- of Kaysville, and one daughter. Barbara Ann Barnes, Kaysville. FUNERAL services were Saturday at Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary with Bishop Dennis Hill officiating. Family prayer was by Vern Clayson; prelude, Patricia Hirschi: Whispering Hope" by Patricia Hirschi, Carolyn Naegle. and Sharon Seegmiller; accompanied by Laurel Barton; invocation. Ho- ward Bonnemort: speakers, Wendell Nance and Bishop Dennis Hill. Nearer My God to I hee" by Patricia Hirschi, Carolyn Naegle and Sharon Seegmiller accompanied by Laurel Barton, benediction. Mark Barber. DEDICATION of the grave was by Jack Putnam with inteiment in the Kaysville City Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ben Crawley. John Naegle, Bruce Laser, Brent Mitchell, Royce Masterson and Brian Marston. Hansen. 69, racuse, died Feb. 15, 1985 in Salt Lake City. SHE WAS boin to Heber Danial and Grace Henderson Bloxham on Dec. 19. 1915 in Cambridge, Ida. She married Lowell Hansen on Oct. 4. 1935 in Farmington. He died Dec. 7, 1979. SHE WAS raised in West Layton and lived in Syracuse after her marriage. She was an active member of the Syracuse 3rd LDS Ward. Survivors include three daughter, Sherryl Bixler, Linda Eames, Kaysville; 7 $5.00 on a full fill's. natural Beautiful, grandchildren, Well-svill- Coupon and Solar Nails need no brothers, Samuel Bloxham, Kaysville; Howard Bloxham, Willard, Mont.; and Vestal Bloxham, Bring SAVE set or Svracuse and Judith Williams, polish. Work guran-tee- d. e; sister, Rosetta Swanger, Kaysville. FUNERAL services were held Wednesday at the Syracuse Stake Center with Bishop Ralph Turner officiating. Interment in the Syracuse City Cemetery. Family prayer was given by Robert O. Eames; prelude music, Randy Gailey; invocation, Lewis R. Briggs; remarks, Bishop Ralph S. Turner; Somewhere My Love by Todd and Chad Jones, accompanied by Christine Jones; speakers. Dr. Cecil Samuelson and How Mis. Donna Fae Hodges; Gieat Thou Art. Nalledette Stet-le- r and Jones brothers: benediction, Pres. Sheldon F. Child. RUTH B. HANSEN Nail Design ment in the Syracuse cemetery. Pallbearers were Dale Bixler Ryan L. Eames, David P. Wil liams, Todd Jones, Dirk Jones an Chad Jones. by Carolyn 546-231- 8 LA MODE DEDICATION of the grave was by David P. Williams with inter- - Quantum" or Continumm" perms, Sale 33.88 own yy fuel-inject- Ken Garff m PALLBEARERS weie arl Seely, Stan Seely, Loyd Seelv, I ee Seely, Grant Seely and Harold York. Honorary pallbeareis weie Blaine Dee Gledhill and Mike SOON TO ARRIVE 1" 'V Don Seely; organ medley, Bishop Lee Johnson; benediction, loyd Seely. Dedication of the giave was by Stan Seely with inteiment in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Rolan (Bud) Maylin Barnes. 77, of 390 W. 1st N., Kaysville, died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1985 in a Bountiful nursing home of a heart Alice B. Hansen including the new Civic Wagon and the (ShW-I- speakers, Harold Yoik and Bishop WMSKnr THE PHYSICIAN with offices in Bountiful and Layton, has actively practiced medicine in northern Davis County since 1978. He and his wife and four children live in Kaysville. O infill) ee Seelv. CKHU)a is(Uy? Miyj m I ATiKEN.GARF&HONDA Doctor Named President Dr. Dennis DeDe-cke- r, LAYTON a Layton surgeon, has been elected president of the Utah Society of Oral and Maxillofacial group speSurgeons, a cializing in the correction of deformities of the face and jaw. Mernl Ward Seely, 62, of 367 Hawthorne Drive, Layton, died Monday. Feb. 18. 1985 at his home ol heart failure. HE WAS born May 31. 1922 in Mount Pleasant, Utah, a son of SURVIVING are two sons and a SHE HAD lived in Layton most of her life and had lived in Salt Lake City for 20 years. She had lived in Roy for 14 years. FAMILY prayer was by Vaughn E. Hansen; prelude and postlude, violins, Patricia Sargent and Col- - Thomas Varnam Wall. 83. of 2313 E. Oakridge Dnve. Layton, died Friday. Feb. 15, 1985 in Layton at the home of his daugh- daughter, Ted V. Wall. R. Wayne Wall, and Mrs. Wayne (Clista) Stark, all of Layton; 24 grandchildren and 42 Williams. She married Wallace Gailey Oct. 9, 1912 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Oct. 14, 1980. Winward; invocation. remarks, Bishop Paul Hatch, Rolan M. Barnes Thomas Varna m Wall, 83 Smith; Beyond the Sunset by Bishop E. Harris Adams; remarks, Bishop Dennis Brown; life sketch, Lorraine Wride; speaker, Bishop John M. Park; Sons of the Utah Pioneers Tribute, Owen Horne; SHE WAS born Aug. 4, 1892 in ALSO SURVIVING is a half brother, M. Dean Williams, Salt Lake City. Funeral services were Wednesday in Lindquists Layton Mortuary with Norris W. Nalder officiating. Interment in the Washington Heights Memorial Park. FAMILY prayer was by Earl Seely; prelude, Mary Barber; "Hold Thou My Hand by Sid HE WAS born Oct. 26. 1901 in Layton, a son of Thomas H. and Florence Jaques Wall. He married Dorothy C. Young June 23, 1928 in East Layton. The marriage was later solemmed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died May 17, 1984. Wride; prelude, Patty Sargent, Colleen Watt and George Rytting; invocation, Bishop Howard B. Kaysville, a daughter of Ebenezer Henry and Isabelle Golightly Watt and eight great Mortuary with Bishop Paul Hatch officiating. Graveside services were held at Mount Pleasant Cemetery with military honors accorded. ter, Mrs. Wayne (Clistu) Staik of causes incident to age. Mrs. Ada Evans Williams . Funeral services were held Thursday at the Lindquist Layton FAMILY prayer was by Blake Gailey, 92, Roy, died Friday, Feb. 15, 1985 at the home of a daughter of a heart attack. Vaughn (Ann) Fowler, both of Layton; and Mrs. Jacob (Bernice) Hansen, Roy; 29 grandchildren, 50 Lee Seely and Grant Seely, both of Mount Pleasant. ALSO SURVIVING are one brother and three sisters, Ray B. Woodland, Brigham City; Mrs. Royal T. (Zina) Peterson. Perry; Mrs. Alvin (Anna) Smith, Brigham City; Mrs. Helen W. Pugh. Laurel. Mo. Ada W. Gailey SHE WAS an active member of the LDS Church and had served in the presidency of the Relief Society, the YWMIA, and the Primary in ward and stake. 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