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Show Funeral Is Held For Jens Fugal The Third ward LDS chapel was filled to capacity Thursday with sorrowing relatives and friends who assembled to pay last tribute of respect re-spect o Jens P. Fugal. and express appreciation for his Tamily, The impressive service began at 2 p. m. with Bishop Neil Y. Fugal in charge. Processional music was played by a string trio. Mrs. Cal-1 vin Jacob, Mi's. Warren Kirk and Miss Carol Clark. The service opened with a medley med-ley of favorite hyms of Mr. Fugal. Have I Done Any Good in the world Today. Let Us Oft Speak Kind Words, and School Thy Feelings Feel-ings sang by a male quaretet. Warren Kirk. Elwood Allen. Irwin Jen.cn and E. A. Peck. T!'fy were a.-c;rr3r.U-.l by vi.w W. . 1 hall. Invoe.v.io:-. was o'fTe,-ed by i-rvs'- j dent Men-ill N. Warnick. J Speakers were Albert Anderson, j life long friend and neighbor of the Fugal 'family: Supt. David Mitchell, Mit-chell, cf the Alpine School district, w-ho paid tribute to Mr. Fugal as a dilieer.t worker, honest and trustworthy trust-worthy in his work for the Alpine School district. Wm. C. Smith, after expressing sympathy for the family read a peom "To Dad'' written by Vida Fugal Swenson. Dr. Karl F. Eyring. stressed the thot that: By their fruits ye shall know them, and expressed sympathy sym-pathy for the son, Roy Fugal of Hartford. Conn who was unable to '. be present. Closing remarks were made by Bishop Neil Y. Fugal. Musical numbers interspersing the speakers Included an instru-. instru-. mental number O My Father, by the string trio; a vocal solo, Open The Gates of the Temple by Loyle Bailey, accompanied by his wife Anna Fugal Bailey; and the casing cas-ing number a violin solo, One Fleeting Hour, played by. Alfred Swenson accompanied by Genevieve Fugal Wright. Benediction was pronounced ' by j George Paul of the ward bishopric At the graveside in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery, tire male quartette sang Jesus Lover of My Soul, and the dedicatory prayer was offered by H. M. Wright. Pall bearers, menfbers of the High Priests quorum were: Jos. Walker, M. S. Christiansen, J. L. Adams, Terry Draper, Wilford Neves, Nev-es, and Wm W. Lim. Mr. Fugal 71, died at his home on Monday, October 8, afthr a long illness. |
