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Show immxms By Marva Fletcher 679-8521 Once again we begin our column with a prayer of comfort and healing for the Nelson, Miller and Smith families in their great loss of their daughter. Amber, her husband, Steven and sweet little baby girl. Opal Mae, who had such a brief time here on earth. We express our love and sympathy to all of you. May the Lord give you comfort and peace in your saddest hearts. Mae Twitchell received word of the death of her sister, Gretha Ewer, who was well known in this area and a dear friend to many of us. Vaughn and Mae Twitchell, Arjean and daughter. Cherlynn; Doug and Tammy Twitchell and Lori Munford went to Salt Lake City on Sunday and stayed with Ron and -Leah Twitchell overnight, then drove to Brigham City for the funeral services. This has been quite a week for the Thompson family as they had a lot to celebrate about. In a special baptism on Saturday, Shan Thompson was baptized by his father, George A. Thompson and confirmed a member of the LDS church by his grandfather, George W. Thompson. Other family members who came for the occasion were grandparents E.J. and Bea Foremaster, grandmother Ada Thompson, Joe and Trish Thompson, Aunt Patty Jo Lutes, Dough and Diane Morril, Barbara Black and cousins Kristin. Joel, Joeiy Tran Stout of St. George. Also Trish's sister, Rosemary and the Eric Jesson family. Chelsea Thompson graduated from Primary and now is a member of the Young Women's Program. The chapel was pretty well filled with friends and family members as Marshall Thompson gave a wonderful report of his mission in Spain. All of his immediate family members were there to hear him. Rosa Lee sang a beautiful solo accompanied by her music teacher from Southern Utah University. Other family friends who attended the service included Ruthella, Mandy and Travis Laub from Enterprise; Clay, Darla, Katie, Jenny and Amy Schmale from Riverdale; Bryce and Kimberly Fletcher from Orem. Rosie Fletcher came to spend the weekend with her mother and also to hear the mission report. Family and friends enjoyed a lovely dinner following the service and just to visit. Trish Thompson and her sister, Rosemary took Rosa Lee to Salt Lake City to join her singing group as they are performing in the northern Utah area. The sisters will spend several days searching for family records. Visiting Larry and Glenna Fletcher were Gail Fletcher of Provo and Leon Fletcher of Jerome, Ida. Word was that Don Mangum had another fall while in a care center but is doing much better. Dorothy Lcavitt is also doing quite well. If anyone is traveling through Panguitch, they could surely use a good visit or two. Spoke with Craig and Lee Twitchell the other day at the market in Cedar City. They are both in the real estate business in the New Harmony area. They said property was scarce but would love having any of the hometown folks stop by their office for a visit. It seems everyone has had either the flu or is having the flu and I am no exception. I stopped by the Panguitch Clinic and here I am in Cedar City with my daughter, Rosie who is taking care of me for the next few days while I get my strength back. You guessed it. I surely am homesick and looking forward to turning the lights on again in my own house. Don*! miss that important meeting of yoar town council! By Wynona Henderson 679-8560 Several mothers and their daughters and the Henrieville LDS Ward Young Women leaders went to the Si. George Temple on Saturday to do baptisms for the dead. Others went to do a session and attend a devotional prior to the temple. This was a stake day and was capped off by eating at Shoncys. Spending the week at the Helen Willis home to be here for her grandson, Lucas Ramsay's wedding were Larry and Marie Head of Boise, Ida. Also here were Chris and Erin Head and children Max, Sam and C.J. and Gigi of Star, Ida; Mike and Laura Peterson and three kids of Boise, Ida.; Rodney and Michelle Head and son, Shawn of Spring Lake, Utah; Craig and Peggy Oberhansli and Branden, Dean & Lisa and Macy Rac and Bodi of Hawthorne; Danielle, RC, Kassie, Tristen, Kenedi Cuhna of Fernly. Nev.; Helen's sister, Ruth Gaw and daughter, Khris Kovakovich and daughter, Cassie and Brett and Tressie Hepworth and daughter, Mardi of Cedar City. They were all going to St. George for the wedding then back to Tropic for the reception. We were saddened to hear of the death of Desmond Twitchell. His daughter, Mary Lou and husband, Darreld Nielson live here. We send our love and prayers toJiis wife, Gretha and all of their family members. Lyliian LeFevre went to Salt Lake City and picked up her daughter, Vickie Coons, then went to Duchesne for the funeral of her sister-in-law, LaFonda Mounteer. She was a sister to Lyliian's late husband, Olaf Shakespear. We arc sorry Janet LcFevrc's name was omitted last week but this time we won't let the name slip by us. Jeri Chamberlain called Lula Moore and says she misses all her friends here. She and Pete plan to come back this summer from Sun City. Ariz, where they spend the winters. Lisa Chynowcth has her sister Amanda and daughter visiting from Denver, Colo. Dave and Stephanie Roberts and three sons Colton, Haydcn and Shayd went to Phoenix, Ariz, to lend support to Dave's sister, Amberlee and her husband as they went to the temple. Steve and Kathy Goulding went to St. George for a baseball tournament. Their grandson, Boden. son of Troy and Jeanelte of Provo was playing. Wendy Davis of Mesa, Ariz, came to St. George to attend the temple with me and her sister Dorsie Huffaker and Kathryn Pollock. Her son, Shane shares an apartment with Mitch Henderson, Wayne Ott and Terrill By bee. Shane and Mitch joined us for lunch after. On Monday, a biking couple from Vermont needed a ride to Escalante.' We were happy to take them. They were here in Utah for the first time and were very impressed with the beautiful scenery. Thuradav. Mar, 24. 2005 GARFIELD COUNTY NEWS By Marlene Haws 826-4859 marleneh@color-country.net We are due for another big storm, folks! I just got my car all cleaned up, inside and out, so that is a sure sign! I also got my personal history put together this week and it kinda made me think about what Gordon Shurtz said to me a few years ago. We were visiting at the cemetery on Memorial Day. The flowers, grass, etc. looked so pretty and Gordon said, "Well, I'm ready to go anytime! I've been every place I wanted to go and done everything I wanted to do. I've been to Tijuana and Wayne County, so I can go anytime!" But you can't kid a kidder. Ifeitherheor I thought we would "go" tomorrow we would probably put up a '"big" fight! Pat and Bobbi Coughlin just got back from a trip to Hawaii. Pat has a brother who lives there. From what I hear Pat could get used to the life over there quite easily. Trisha Coughlin also spent a week there. Vickie Shulkoski and her daughter, Andrea, just returned from a trip to Idaho. They each drove a vehicle. Vicky has a new car so they drove her van up and gave it to her mother. Nice gift! Howard Miller spent a little time in the hospital last week. He must be okay. He's back home and going strong! Arnold and Deon Alvey took Velma Boulter to Beaver, where they met Velma's daughter. Sondra Boulter. Sondra took Velma to Provo to be with her 3-A sister, Marie Griffin who is seriously ill. We hate to hear that. We were looking forward to Marie's and Kenneth's visit, since it is getting quite close to the time they usually come down to spend some time here. Don and Ethel Haws brought their grandson, Wesley, from Killeen, Texas and spent the better part of a week here. Don will be back next month to start gardening. {Didn't he just finish digging the carrots from last year?) Rolain Alvey went to Salt Lake last week with her friend, Anne Reynolds of Panguitch. Anne had doctor appointments and Rolain went along to keep her company. It was spring break in St. George, so Shaylee Evans came to spend the week with her grandparents, Francis and Barbara Imlay. They were cooking up a storm the day I visited their house. The Sons of the Utah Pioneers enjoyed their monthly dinner meeting at the senior citizen center on Thursday evening of last week. It looked like they had a nice sized group. Lewis and Jean Griffin were also here from Provo to join with them. Lois Spencer has had foot surgery again. So that will slow her down some for a while. Heal quickly, Lois, it will soon be time to go camping! Congratulations to Chad Cottam who was one of the top ten picks on the Salt Lake Tribune All State Basketball Team. He was also picked on the Deseret News team. 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