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Davis Hospital and Medical Center of compuca-tcn- s following aest ci'diac Se and Agnes Sarin McBride Geddes She married Boyd Thur-goo- d October 8 1954 m Syracuse Utah She had lived irt Sterling Colorado for nine years e Utah tor 11 years Washington aOd in Syracuse the past 40 years She was an act've member of the Syracuse 3rd LGS Ward and held many positions She loved music had a beautiful voice and loved leading choirs She had worked in the Relief Society Young Womens Pnmary and taught Sunday School She enjoyed sewing and cooking Nancy was a very happy positive person who loved people Surviving are her husband of Syracuse three sons and two and Connie daughters Barry Thurgood Syracuse Bart H Thurgood Las Vegas Nevada Curtis B Thurgood Syracuse Robin L Ter-ac- -- f Stephanie and Thurgood Syracuse Hal Schofield Syracuse five grandchil- dren Also surviving are two brothers and three sisters Delbert and Toni Geddes Salt Lake City John and Joyce Geddes Ogden Maxine and Jack Garner Littleton Colo Betty and Roy Nestor Wiggins Colo Thelma Berrett Ogden She was preceded in death by her parents grandparents and one brother Wnliam F Geddes Funeral services will be held Fnday June 30 1935 11 am at the Syracuse 3rd Ward 1000 West 2700 South Syracuse Family and friends may call Thursp m at Lindquist’s Kays-vill- e day from Mortuary 400 North Main and Friday at the church from 9 5 6-- 9 afn Interment Syracuse City Cemetery ALBANY Oregon Edmund J Ted" Greenweil 79 died Sunday June 25 1995 at the Albany General Hospital in Albany Ore He was born October 7 1915 in Og- den a son of Edmund and Mathilda Bisse-ge- r Greenweil n He married Stephens on May 27 1938 ‘As a young man he worked for the Forest and loved the outdoors He was an avid sportsman who was active in hunting fishing and conservation organizations in Utah and Oregon He was a charter member of the Utah Ducks Unlimited a member and president of the Ogden Duck Club and a member of the Northwest Steelheaders Association He his parents and other family members opened Graycliff Lodge Restaurant in Ogden Canyon in 1945 and operated it until 1960 Later he was in a family business in Ogden Canyon Mr Greenwell’s community service included a life membership in the Ogden Elks Lodge 719 and membership in the Albany Oregon Rotary Club As a pilot and aircraft owner he flew for the Sheriff s Aero Squadron and contributed many hours in flying search and rescue missions Surviving are his wife one son and two daughters Edmund Stephen Greenweil Oviedo Fla Dian Gerstner Albany Ore Mrs Randy (Edris ‘Eddie’) Thorsted North Ogden eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren Also surviving is one sister Betty Van De Graff Ogden Funeral services will be held at the graveside Wednesday at 5 p m at Lindquists Washington Heights Memorial Park Funeral directors Lindquists Ogden Mortuary The family requests that remembrances be made to Ducks Unlimited Richard D Barfuss OGDEN Richard (Rick) Dale Barfuss 37 of Ogden died Sunday June 25 1995 at the Ogden Regional Medical Center of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident He was born December 29 1957 in Layton Utah a son of John (Jack) Nowak and Ellen Carter He was later adopted by Jay R Barfuss He attended Box Elder schools WEST HAVEN - On June 25 1995 Francis Etwood Frank’ Stratford age 78 passed away at hrs heme He was bom Dec 9 198 m Ogden Utah a son of George Edwin and Me’va Kan O'sen Strattord He was raised he and worked in the oil fields of Wyoming He was a member of the A B A T E Motorcycle Club of Utah He is survived by his parents Ellen C Barfuss of Ogden Jay R Barfuss of Brigham City Jack Nowak of Vernal also Surviving are three sisters and one brother Audrey of Sait Lake City Rebecca and Barbara of Washington and Reed and Sherry of Ogden a grandmother Delia Carter of Farr West Also surviving are nine nieces and eight nophows Funeral services wi’l be held Friday June 30 1995 at 11 am in the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogdon with Bishop Craig Adams officiating Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday from 6 to 8 pm and Friday from 9 45 to 10 45 a m Interment in the Evergreen Memorial Park - On June 24 1995 Our beloved mother friend and champion OGDEN LAYTON - Franklin Darrell Eller was born June 27 1957 in (eager West Virginia to Frank Eiler and Lois Verna Payne Much ot his early life was spent in the mountains of West Virginia At the age of sev- - enteen he ob' Mamie G Lewis was called home to her loving Father m Heaven and to her devoted and loving husband Mamie was m her 84th year and was bom on September 5 1911 m Sugar City Idaho She was the second of 12 beloved children bom to Philip Andrew Garner and Martha Isabelle Pincock Gamer Mamie was reared and educated in Ogden Utah She was a graduate of Weber High School where she met and fell m love with Edward Man-sLewis Their eternal love was sealed for time and all eternity m the Salt Lake City LDS Temple on June 12 1935 The result of this union was six children who could not have asked tor more loving and devoted parents as Mamie and Ed were to them Mamie attended UCLA Nursing School and labored in the health care profession most of her working life She spent time in New York City as well but her heart lead her back to Utah The work closest to her heart however was in assisting her husband Ed in his Honey Producing Business Lewt3 and Sons Honey Company Bonnie Bee Brand’ She was the chief of marketing and sales and was instrumental in making the business flourish Mamie was a devoted and active member of The Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter Day Saints She served in various positions in all of the auxiliaries of the church including Relief Society Primary and the Scouting program Her wellspring was the children she taught and loved so unconditionally Mamie s life personified love and self sacrifice tor those she loved and cared tor She took great pnde m her family both immediate and extended When she had the time she loved raising roses She also loved to beautify and transform her home into a place of warmth and loving care where everyone wa3 welcome Mamie was a master in the art of transforming the plain into a culinary masterpiece when it came to food preparation and she enjoyed the preparation immensely She had and unbounded love for the beauty of nature and it’s many facets It can be said of her that she truly fulfilled the full measure of her creation farewell dear Mamie but for a reason Mamie was preceded in death by her husband three brothers and two sisters She is survived by her sisters Norma Ruth Lettieand Neta her brothers Wayne and Walt Also surviving are her children Bonnie Leavitt (Dee) of Bountiful Garn E Lewis (Sandy) of Eden F Ivan Lewis of Ogden Roland M Lewis (Sharon) of Derwin P Lewis (Becky) of Hayward Wisconsin Quinn E Lewis (Kath) of Roy and 37 grandchildren as well as 48 and many loving nieces and nephews Services will be held at Leavitt’s h Chapel of Flowers Mortuary St on Wednesday June 28 1995 at 1 30 pm Friends and family may pay their respects on Tuesday June 27 1995 between 6 30 pm and 8 30 pm at the Chapel of Flowers also one hour prior to the services on Wednesday at the same location Interment at Leavitt's Aultorest Memorial Park n tamed a copy of Book of Mormon After being converted to the truths of Doris E Rossi LAYTON Doris Evelyn Galloway Rossi 60 passed away Sunday June 25 1995 She was born October 2 1934 in Sumter South Carolina a daughter of A C and Mane Hudson She Carl H Gallo- - p: married Rossi May 20 1959 She is sur- vived by her husband Cart of Layton and one sister Peart Bell of South Carolina Memorial ser- that book he left the religious colony in which he lived and moved to Alexandria Virginia he for and joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints While serving an LDS Mission to the Billings Montana Mission he developed a great love and respect tor the Indian people and their culture-- a love and respect which he carried throughout his life After completing his mission he met Janene Huff daughter of the late Huff of Spanish Fork Utah They were married in the Manti Temple July 13 1979 They were blessed with four children Bethany 14 Tarra 13 Laurie 4 and Ian 1 They have resided in Layton Utah for the past four years Most of his professional life was spent in banking He was employed by First Interstate Bank of Utah at the time was a leader He was the drum major m Roy Minton Drum Corps when an elementary student He was student body president when m the 10th grade at Lewis and a senior class officer at Ogden High He belonged to I W O at Ogden High and was a member of Excelsior Men's Club at Weber College He was an outstanding athlete in Tennis (city singles champ) played basketball m junior and senior high and won MVP awards and outstanding forward in LDS Church division He was caption of the Ogden High Baseball Team He in later life was a basketball referee Bowling fishing golf and gardening were some of his hobbies He loved people and was a good friend to all His career was at the Ogden Post Office where he retired in 1975 as the Mail Processing Representative He was an army cadet in WWII He recetved his wings as a bombardier in February 1945 He especially enjoyed his fami'y with grandchildren his main concern His cabin on Hebgen Lake was aiways full of friends children and grandchildren He enjoyed his winters at Desert Hot Spnngs N NEV Lind-gre- ne Sori-ano-D- Pin-co- ck Davis Hospital and Medical Cen- N Hoilerman in Elko Nevada shortly after midnight on Saturday morning He lived most of his life in Utah He was in the Navy for four years and worked at Hill Air Force Base tor 23 years He moved to Elko in 1989 where he worked for the last five years as a bartender He is survived by his wife Lorna Hoilerman of Elko Nevada four daughters Tami Lynn of Florida Julie Bell Janna Shaw and Bonnie Sanders ail of Utah eight and granddaughters ck sen Sunset ona 10 am at Lindquists Layton Mortuary 1074 North Fairfield Rd with Rev David L Duncan of the Valley View Baptist Church officiating Cremation under the direction of Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary mb 'j&iaf J May 2 Nitzel — David and Connie Bouck Salt Lake City boy May 2 Corder — Timothy and Rebecca Harrell Layton girl May 2 Kirk — Todd and Donnette Reese Ogden girl May 2 Mattson — Brian and Julie DeGraw Roy girl May 2 Bergs — Quentin and Kimberlee Kraus Layton boy May 3 Watson — Curtis and Stacey Child Layton boy May 3 Finch — Ian and Ramie Hunter Ogden boy May 3 Allan — Stuart and Wendy Foutz Roy girl May 3 Pflum — Randy and Sheri Haynes Hill Air Force Base girt May 3 394-347- 4 Flower Shop 2735 Washington 621-23- IN LOVING MEMORY CELEOONIO OEHERRERA Sept 1 1920 to June 27 W4 60 It's been a year since will follow am In' iwmjjl Kvvlll Wdndav CCy person $500 Complete Cmtry 9 STILL £rpvt'dt M'vitl lor Cara Suntnmp Son will h Wtdniday II pm pt Lmdount I Waih'og'on Height Memor al Park 450 0 Aath-rg'-j- n Gear-- I b vd Puotrpl d rpcio't LmdauW aid Vnriupry lor Im--a Werner wH be Service WARNER hid Wednaiday Juoa 31 W5 a 1100 pm pi Ltevitl l Chapal Of Flower Mortuary wharf I pm d lr anoa mpy can Tuedv Irom Wad-atd- av on hour prior lniprmnt Ogden C'r CtTfr — V- l- !' 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W Unit CJd Umt Unit 70 Unit Larton 921 W Darjhan Publishing 93 Bart Hesloo 1132 30" 125 AmsaBarti 71 144 Dee Herbert 312 W Umt Unit Unit E P1088-- Lavton 200 N Clinton C'vde PO S're Box 1319 Ogden £ Pt'OS Lanon 2000 H 94 Lav-t- on Unit 245 Fiexcoat'J Coles PO Box534CKd 247 Chad Petro 274 So Mt Rd Fruit Umt Heights Unit 279 Karen Roskellev 2644 W 5175 S RdV Unit 297 Allison AiiredO Kvl 2550 W 700 S Syracuse Unit 287 Pub June Jan Barber 20 27 15 45 N 300 E Clfd 284 23149 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Clinton City i accenting sealed bids tor me construction of the new Clinton City Hall Contract Document mar be obtained at the ArchitecturArchitect located al Fmm of Saiemo-Berto'at 290 24th Street Suita 209 Ogden Utah 84401 Tne a 1100 00 deoosil per set of contract docuwill be avaiiaBie ments Contract Document Thursday June 29 1995 at mg office of me Ar? chi'ect Seated b'ds will be accepted In me office of me Clinton City Manager located af 1904 West 18C0 North Clinton Ulan 84015 until 2 00 pm July 27 1995 No bid will be accented after mi data and time Facsimiles wilt not be accepted must complete all requirements of Applicant tna B'd Specifications a part of the bid submits tal Clinton City is an equal opportunity amok Clinton C'fv reserves me right to acceot or reieet ! any or all bids or to waive any Informalitie or technicalities in any bid m mg interest of the : City DENNIS W CLUFF City Manager Recorder Pub June 18 2S 24 27 28 29 July 2 1995 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’4'33 Estate of CELIA JOHNS Deceased t Probate No 953900171ES All person having claim against me above estate are required to present them to the undersigned or to tne Cierx ot the Court on or before me 13th dav ot Seotemoer 199S or said' claims shall be forever barred JOYCE ELMER PERSONAu REPRESENTATIVE 3215 NORTH 900 EAST NORTH OGDEN UT 84414 Pub June 13 20 27 1995 OP APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ANO NOTICE TO CREDITORS of ELEANOR WORMLEY JOHNSON Docxased Probate No 953900154 VERONICA ('VICKIE"3 THOMAS whose address is 404 West 175 North Clinton Utah 84015 has been aooomted the Personal Repretied estate Creditor1!' sentative of the above-en- t of the estate are hereby notified to (I) deliver dr mail their written claims in care of the Persona Representative for the Estate of Eleanor Worrt-- l lev Jonnson at BOOKER S ASSOCIATES New England Plaza Suite 550 349 South Second East Salt LaXe Cdv UT 84111 or (2) file their written claims with the ClerX of the Second Judicial District Court in and for Weber County or-- i (3) otherwise after the date of me first publication of mis notice Failure to deliver any such claim in accordance with Ulan law shall render Estat Date of first publication June 18 1995 Robert L Booker Attorney for Personal Representative New England Plaza Suite 550 349 South 200 East Salt Lake Citv Utah 84111 Telephone (801)521-304- 4 Pub June Telecopier 13 20 27 (801)521-044- Weber-Morga- n s500 NEWgR TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTION LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY OFFER NOT VALID WITH 4 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO ANNEX AND ZONE PROPERTY le Notice hereby given that tne Council of City will meet July 11 1995 at 7 00 o m- at e Blvd Harrlt-viilCity Hail 33 W Independence Utah and will then and during the Council meeting conduct a Public hearing on a proposed ordinance briefly described as follows An ordinance of Harnsvil'e City Utah providing for the annexation to Harrisville City of approximately 47 acres of land contiguous fo m jouthwestern boundaries of said City which land annexed is generally located south of West Harrisville Road between 1200 W and 750 W and norm of the Weber County Fair Ground and the Armv Reserve property and Is more particularly described as follows PARTS OF THE NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST QUARTERS OF SECTION 4 TOWM--SHI- P 4 NORTH RANGE 1 WEST SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN US SURVEY BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF HARRISVILLE ROAD WHICH POINT IS NORTH 44 45 WEST 55 FEET OF THE INTERSECTION OF THE WEST LINE OF 750 WEST STREET AND THE SOUTH LINE OF HARRISVILLE ROAD RUNNING THENCE NORTH 44 45' WEST 1450 FEET MORE OR LESS THENCE GENERALLY WEST ALONG THE SOUTH ROW LINE OF HARRISVILLE ROAD 1548 MORE OR LESS THENCE SOUTH 2'57'45 ' WEST 533 4 FEET THENCE SOUTH B7'59' EAST 1514 83 FEET THENCE SOUTH 3’51'15" WEST 327 24 FEET THENCE SOUTH 4”10 24" EAST 204 02 FEET THENCE NORTH 8415 4V'‘ EAST 387 05 FEET THENCE SOUTfj' 3 51 15" EAST 315 04 FEET THENCe NORTH 84 37 54 ' EAST 333 45 FEET THENCE NORTH 4 44’ IS” WEST 317 22 FEET THENCE NORTH 84 15' 45" EAST 48 84 THENCE NORTH 4DT15" WEST 434 55 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING i The annexahon thereof and extension of the corooral limit of laid City accordingly clessr-fvmsaid land as 3 and providing that this ordinance will become effectiv immediately after publication after final passage Codv of aid proposed ordinance Is on file for Public msoeciion m the office of the City recorder al 343 W Independence Blvd Al the above time end place anv person or persons Interested in the final passage of said proposed drdmeoce will be given lull time to be heard BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Vs HARRISVILLE CITY Brenda Ouderkirk -” City Recorder PjO June 27 1995 ' CO PAYMENTS Dlalrlct Meallh Dpt rjMfedicine I ’ 1995 Complete Cholesterol & HDL SAVE INSURANCE ' 0 fyjp junt 2a 27 2 14 - 0 NCTICt OP PUS LIC MS APING "ox) a Pittmc naan 9 h Of- tHarr vma C'v cu an amandnnant to ia iotg tydnanca to add o C"ao'er J Pant's on c"v road am) t 30 am on tre"t T ne hearing m oagn aD 7 next a he Tuadav July II t°5 "d Bird — C tnoeoendence H Ha sv 33 'la Harr Fortner nformat'on can Be Warned Oy ConiaC- I- “ 48 ' 7i2 C me a Recorder y mg Thursday June 29 1995 9:30 AM 12 Noon & 1 :00 3:00 PM 3955 Harrison Blvd Mwketne Shoppe International me -- nano' $1000 person Cholesterol Irom -- of FINGER STICK TEST Funerals ril Carfid " wvl i' i High Cholesterol Contributes to the death of more Americans each year than all cancers combined Discover whether you are one of the estimated 46 million adults who are unaware they are at risk step-fathe- BARLOW Funeral lrvictk lor Ru'h Nernmen Bariow will b Wdn!dev II a m ' in C'ar fii0 7m LD5 Ward 231 Eat 300 Norm Clearfield Frindi mv Tudev from 4 I pm pi Lmdduil I Mortuary 1050 South S'a'p v-- Sn— CHOLESTEROL SCREENING we've seen vour quiet loving smile but when wo sit and think of vou it calms us for a while Your caring heart you gavo to all we miss It more each day The precious time you spent with us will never fade away Remembering the Quiet limes through all the many tears Although we know It's best for you wo'H miss you through the years Your Loving Family and at m church 1 Gammon — Kenneth and Simone Barbosa Layton twins boy and girl IMMY’S In memoriam girl May Forsyth — Steven and Tina Fortune Riverdale boy May 1 Larson — Clmt and Michelle Lovell Layton boy May 1 Cordova — Mitch and Su Hess Roy girl May 1 Jorgensen — Scott and Dawn Jack-so- n Layton boy May 6 grandson His mother Itha his sisters Lena and Sandra and one brother Jesse all of Utah Friends and family may call at the home of Bonnie Sanders 913 12th St Ogden Utah Saturday July 1 from 2 p m until 6 p m A memorial fund has been established in Pete’s memory co PO Box 706 Elko Nevada 89803 0 'KS S said e'aim(s) forever barred ter Enos and Deanne Cummings Cook Ogden boy April 27 Burtosky — Douglas E and Sheila A Khan North Ogden girt April 28 Tucker — Salvador and Shawna Sheffield Hilt Air Force Base girl April 28 Fwitz — James and Shauna Staten Clearfield girl April 28 Porter — Jeffrey and Marceen Murphy Layton girt April 29 Kimball — Steven and Teresa Small Layton boy April 30 Molenaar — Ed and Pamela Bar-wiLayton girl April 30 Hoard — Ray and Sonja Segraves Hill Air Force Base boy May 1 Shoily — Jared and Kathy Cottle Layton boy May 1 Griffin — Chad D and Tina B Han- Hoilerman died at his home 17 Luna — Tomas and Beatriz Ogden boy June 18 Nichols — Mark and Melissa Hoffmann Ogden boy June 19 Lemus — Jesse and Lisa Ward Peterson Utah girt June 19 Ha3s — Jeffery and Jamie Young-ma- n Layton boy June 19 Thompson — Eldon and Tncia Skinner Tremonton boy June 19 Wright — Ronald and Nancy Hanks North Ogden boy June 19 Clarkson — Barry and Pamela Price Kanab Utah boy June 20 Fmgree — Brandon and Jennifer Mooney Ogden girl June 11 Overturf — Stuart and Carolyn Manning Layton girl June 16 Combe — Bruce and Wendt Manning Clinton boy June 16 Houston — Lynn and Janice Myers Ogden boy June 17 Swanson — Eddie and Patricia Ogden girl June 17 Tonks — Stephen and Karen Burton Ogden girl June 17 Sorensen — O Reed and Callene Webster Layton girl June 18 Cook — Cart and Shauna Whitesides Syracuse girl June 13 Romsa — Darry and Wendi West Ogden boy June 18 - Peter J" 0 m v- i®5 Tx Aooxca’QAt of AX'® trfi Hospital He-ne- fer His church activities were many He served as the first bishop of the Roy 2nd Ward pnesthood leader bishop of the LD S College Ward High Councilman of Roy Stake under three presidents second counselor in the Roy Stake Presidency home teacher and scouting assignments He and his wife Ada served two missions assignments and the two of them served as financial secretaries in 1992 m the Utah Ogden Miss'on He is survived by his wife of Roy his children J Brent Hazen Orem Blake N Hazen (Colleen) Layton Kay Ann Hemer (Val) West Weber Connie Price (Steve) Layton and Bruce Dean Hazen (Jody) West Point He has 20 grandchildren whom he loved dearly He was also survived by two brothers and two sisters Col Frank Hazen (Melba) ot Ogden Dr Robert Hazen (Connie) of Bountiful Ruth Jensen (Phil) of American Fork Edna Brown (Delbert) of Mesa Anz He was preceded m death by his parents and one sister Funeral services will be held at 11 am Wednesday June 28 1995 in the Roy Stake Center 5127 South 2400 West Friends and relatives may call at Myers Mortuary in Roy 5865 South 1900 West Tuesday from 6 to 8 pm and at the church Wednesday from 9 45 to 10 45 a m Interment in the Roy City Cemetery Military honors by Veterans of Foreign Wars colorguard ELKO tn an m June l wI’l l Car' o—— Thomock — Robed and Jana Clark Norm Ogden boy June 6 Cole — Earl C and Nancy Hufaker Roy boy June 6 Saunders — Gary L and Kathy Buckner Ogden boy June 6 n Browning — Anthony S and Bennton Roy boy Juno 6 Bingham — Danial R and Kane McCulloch Washington Terrace boy June 6 Powers — J Scot and Cynthia Reeder Ogden girt June 6 Crawford — Paul and Opal Miller Ogden boy June 6 Holt — Jason and Patricia Parker Roy boy June 7 Hinds — Roger and Mary Ann Her-soClearfield boy June 8 Jensen — Darnel and Sharon Barth Ogden girt June 8 Hi — Robert and Brandee Spencer Roy triplets two boys and a girl June 20 Cottle — Danny and Jodi Evans Ogden boy June 20 Trussed — Kent and Lisa Hull girt June 20 n Psntone — Tony and Sabrina Ogden boy June 20 Bachman — Paul and Michelle San-soOgden boy June 21 Weston — Don and Kelly Rhees Plain City boy June 20 Kunkel — Randal and Kathy Hancock Ogden girt June 21 BerchtoW — Todd and Jessica Harris Ogden girt June 21 Clawson James and Lisa Gamer Pocatello Idaho boy June 15 Ptuim — Howard and Margie Woets Ogden boy June 16 Robbins — Nathaniel and Thongsee Kaewprasert Spanish Fork Utah boy Say It With Flowers vices will be held Wednes- day June 28 at I of his death He has been an active member of the LDS Church since his conversion in 1974 Most recently he served as Stake Mission President for the Layton West Stake Franklin passed away June 25 1995 He is survived by his wife three daughters one son his mother and r Johnathan B and Lois Johnson of Cleveland Georgia his father and step mother Frank and Elsie Eller of Alexandria Virginia two sisters Dinah Hardy and Jan Johnson and one brother John Johnson Jr Friends and family may pay their respects at Lindquists Layton Mortuary 1074 North Fairfield Road Layton Wednesday June 28 1995 from 6 p m to 8 00 p m and at the Windsor Meadows Ward Meeting House 2800 West 1000 North Layton on June 29 1995 from 10 a m to 10 45 a m Funeral Services will be hold In the Windsor Meadows Ward Meeting House June 29 1995 at 11 am Graveside services and interment at the Spanish Fork Cemetery in Spanish Fork Utah Elementary Lewis Jr High Ogden High and Weber College He always ccr® 3n P Vf lrsu‘OAS Lon-tyn- Qum-c- y Peter e wvi v boy April 13 Farr — Roger and Katrina Cameron Roy girt April 13 Lawrence — Gary and Kostin N McKay-De- 'iue t T Ogden Regwnal MecScaf Center Coy — James and April Avtrt Roy 836-36t- way the Kathryn attended school at Franklin Darrell Eller and ROY - Jack D Hazen 74 d ed at hs home on June 24 1995 from acute leukemia He was bem July 11 1923 in Cokevilie Wyoming to Rcse Dean and Franklin Kan Hazen Sr He mamed Ada Nash on 7 November The family moved to Ogden m 1923 and widely respected tor his speaking ability He was meek and humble and always carried a happy and positive attitude to his life and to those with whom he came in contact He was a devoted husband and father sacrificing much for the welfare of his wife and family He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered by his family and his many friends and associates He is survived by his wife of West Haven one daughter Aleene S (Melvin) Peterson Taylor three sons Ronald O (Maggie) Stratford and Kevin O (Becky) Stratford both of West Haven Kent D (Jan) Stratford Vancouver Wash and 22 grandchildren Also surviving are three brothers Melvin O Stratford Salt Lake City Arvel E Stratford and Keith B Stratford both of Ogden one sister Shirley S Moyes West Haven He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother Eldrm Stratford Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 1 a m at the Wilson 2nd Ward Chapel 2333 South 2700 West with Bishop Richard Sanders officiating Friends may call at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday at the Wilson 2nd Ward Chapel from 10 to 10 45 am Interment West Weber Cemetery William B - PUBLIC WOTKf OP APWtCATl©t — OubK " "W 1 0 r—r- -t ( hv&m "—I bv $e 5- - X yn tyr F "C e"d — 0 -fx-- 1 tor g B me 'Csf-M- — r u' ji P— t C vov®-c at G"jo i"C Births Hazen Lake Temple Pullman Wash He served an honorable full time LDS Mission to the Hawaiian Islands from July 8 1940 to December 31 1942 and was serving there at the time of the bombing of Pearl Harbor Upon returning from his mission he met Vera Aleen Olsen from Logan Utah They were married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on October 27 1943 Frank entered military service m the US Air Corp m December 1943 and served his country until receiving his discharge in May 1946 He and Vera were stationed in numerous military bases in Texas California Washington and Wisconsin After completing his military service they returned to Ogden where Frank worked at Hill Air Force Base He then worked at Mountain States Implement where he became manager Concurrent with these jobs Frank began his career in farming which continued to the time of his death He has maintained a herd of dairy cattle for 45 years He loved his work and actively continued working the soil until two months before his passing He served on the Board of Directors of the State and Weber County Soil Conservation Distnct for 25 years He also was elected to the Board of Directors of the Federal Land Bank which position he held for over 15 years A lifelong active member of the LDS Church he served as Bishop of the Wilson Ward for over 12 years and as second counselor in the North Weber Stake Presidency for over six years He held many leadership positions includSunday ing Stake High Councilor School Superintendency High Priest Group Leader and Gospel Doctrine instructor He was scholarly in his ap- where searched Jack Mamie G Lewis - D 1941 m the Sait proach to the gospel and became Edmund J ‘Ted Greenweil Service Francis E Stratford and educated m the Ogden area graduating from Weber High School m 1937 He attended State Weber College sn Ogden and WashState ington in University was bom QctcDer 4 1934 ir Proctor Colorado a daughter cl Frank Horatio T Legal Notices Vital 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