Show SAt I Continued from previous page Bayard Brent Mous ley 22651 Skousen - 2004 1928 Tht iNlay July 8 B7 2( X4 Donald Lynn Snow John Stewart Poulson Melba Johnson - 2004 1942 Stacy Lee Seymour hik Tribune onrruARIEs Rocky Robert Suter "Gone on a Service Call" Jr 1977 "Jack" — 2004 - 6104 40 ter r A resident Born in California of Sandy Utah for 28 years Employed Communications by Avaya A memorial will be held at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 8575 South 700 East Sandy Utah on July 10 at 11 am followed by a celebration of Stacy's life Stacy is survived b mother Dorothy brother sister Kim Jay Seymour Christiana and many great friends Josephine Peterson 192- 0- 2004 4tts Bluffdale Bayard Brent Mous ley 62 passed away July 4 2004 at the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City He was born April 281942 to BW and Marie Crump Mouse ly in Murray Utah Brent joined the Air Force after from Bingham graduating High School He later joined the Navy and was a veteran of Vietnam After returning from the Navy he lived in Oklahoma Washington and California working as an Electrical Engineer he was also on accomplished Pilot Survived by his mother Marie MauBluffdale and I brother Scott sley William from California It was his wishes to be cremated with no services Funeral Directors Broomheod Funeral Home Steven Craig Seegmiller 196- Josephine Pond Peterson age 84 was reunited with her sweetheart Clyde two children her parents and all of her siblings on July 6 2004 Josephine enjoyed many years of good physical health while recently suffering from dementia Josephine was born May 14 1 920 to Moses Alonzo and Sarah Ann Smith Pond in Pocatello Idaho Josephine was a descendant of valiant Mormon Pioneers She graduated from South High School in 1938 and worked at the Remington Arms Plant to help with the war effort during World War Josephine married Clyde Enos Peterson September 12 1946 in the Salt Lake Temple They ore the parents of 10 children Josephine's happiest moments were those spent with family and friends She also loved her many nieces and She loved her Rosecrest nephews Ward family We appreciate all who have shown love and kindness to our mother She so enjoyed their friendShe enjoyed her associations ships with her friends in The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and those who formerly served with her at the Visitors Center on Temple Square Among Josephine's last words was her testimony of the truthfulness of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints She is survived by eight children: Mary Ann (Norm) Gonzales Katherine Leaterwood Sylvia Cook (Phillip) Harold Peterson Robert (Nancy) Peterson Joe Peterson Sharon (Steven) Clark and Glen (Karen) Peterson 38 grandchildren and 23 Also surviving are Mary and Jim Marker Ruth Huband Beatrice Peterson and Orvis Peterson Josephine has lived with her daughter Sharon for the past 22 years Sharon has taken wonderful care of her mother The brothers and sisters of Sharon so appreciate this gracious service done for her The family expresses appreciation to Joe's Fiance Sue Hodges who did so much to help us prepare for mother's final days Funeral Services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 11 am at South the Rosecrest Ward 3101 2300 East Friends and family may call Friday evening from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Holbrook Mortuary 3251 South 2300 East and at the church on Saturday from 9:45 am to 10:45 am prior to the services Interment: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Duane R Sadler "Gone Fishing" 6- 2004 - IF 1pr Steven Craig Seegmiller our loving husband father son and friendpassed away July 6 2004 He was born July 24 1966 in Lodi California to Garth Craig and Judy Lynn Carter Seegmiller He married Wendy Bagnell on May 19 1994 in Spaniel Fork Utah He graduated from the University of Utah in communications in 1988 while there he played golf and played professionally on the Hogan Tour Steve lived life to the fullest every day was to be an adventure to enjoy er an accomplished he was a missionbusiness owner entrepreneur ary hunter horseman and houndsman but more than all of these he was a loyal and true friend a loving and and proud and caring husband 76 died Melba Johnson Skousen July 2 2004 in St George Utah She was born March 29 1928 in McCornick Utah to Eva Ruth Stephensen and Francis Wells Johnson Early on her family moved to Howell where she lived until she graduated from Millard High School in 1946 and attended BYU She married Don Baird Skousen on September 6 1949 in the Monti Temple and graduated from the "Y" in 1950 She was a woman of deep faith and loved her pioneer heritage Serving in the Primary was the best of all church callings She loved learning reading debating history music gardening and hiking Traveling about the United States and Canada were close to her heart but above all she loved her family friends and all of life She is preceded in death by her spouse Don B Skousen and daughter Eva S Keller Her surviving family members are Jr (Salt Don B and Carol Skousen Lake City) Myron J and Julie Skousen Lake City) Craig (AfghanistanSalt and Marianne Skousen (St George) Brent and Darlene Keller (El Colon CA) Mary A Skousen (New London CT) She dearly loved her 10 grandchildren and Carla (Gaylen) Brant (Michelle) Ben Aaron John Stuart Elizabeth Marshall Me lea Thomas Cameron and Sydney Visiting her sisters Agnes Johnson and Mary Anderson and brothers Glade Johnson Jed Johnson (Vilda) Dean Johnson rNadine) and Kay Johnson (Joyce) was one of her favorite things to do The family wishes to express their appreciation to the aides nurses and doctors at Dixie Regional Medical Center St George Care Center and Southern Utah Home Care & Hospice Funeral services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 11:00 at the Winder 8th Word at 1361 East 4000 South in Salt Lake City Friends may at the Memorial call Friday 6:30-8:0- 0 Estates Mortuary at 5850 South 900 East and one hour prior to services at Interment in the Redwood the Church Memorial Estates In lieu of flowers please make donations to the General Missionary fund of The Church of Jesus Christ of or to Southern Utah Hospice Joan Smith 1934 ) dedicated father Steve was always on optimist who saw the good in everything He was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Loner-da- y Saints Steve lived his entire life as a true Christian he man friend and family loved the and his mountains and outdoors friends and family were a high priority in his life Steve worked hard and served others well Even after a tragic accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down Steve lived life with passion and courage He is a true hero to all those that have known or met him but to his wife and children he was the love of their lives He is survived by his wife Wendy and this three children Taylor Madison and Jordan all of Eagle Mountain his mother Judy of Provo a sister Suzanne (Stephen) Clark of Provo grandparents W Garth (Florence) Seegmiller of St George of Provo and Swerisen Marjorie Gladys Carlton of Albuquerque He in was preceded death by his father Funeral services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 10:00 am at the Eagle Mountain Stake Center 2977 East Pony Express Parkway Friends may call Friday evening at the Berg Mortuary of Provo 185 East Center Street from 6-- 8 pm or Saturday morning at the Stake Center one hour prior to services Interment Richfield City Cemetery Stephen Lawrence Sims 52369 - 7504 - 2004 4 :Ito 0041-- t ' 17:— PERRY — Joan Smith 69 of Perry Utah died Wed June 30 2004 after years of battling diabetes She was born in Logan Utah on August 18 1934 the daughter of Florence Hendricks and Parley LeRoy Smith She was raised and received her education in Logan Utah Joan was employed by Mountain Bell Telephone Company in Logan Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah She retired from Mountain Bell after completing a successful career Joan was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and completed two missions after she retired a family history mission in Scotland and a Salt Lake City Utah mission updating archive records She was also called to serve in several positions within the Church Joan was a dedicated and skilled She devoted genealogist years to ancestral research Joan never married She loved and supported her family and took care of her mother until her mother's death Surviving are her two sisters Gwen (Tony) Cunha Conway Arkansas and Brown Virginia (Knowlton) Brigham City Utah She will be greatly missed Joan was preceded in death by her parents two sisters Ruth Smith and Colleen (Eldon) Curtis and three brothers Lamont Richard Lee and Ross Hendricks Smith Funeral services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 12 noon at Lindquist's North Ogden Mortuary 2140 North Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Saturday from 11 to 11:45 am Interment Richmond Utah Cemetery located north of Logan Utah Email condolences to the family at v John "Jack" Stewart Poulson passed away July 6 2004 He was born April 28 1922 in Salt lake City UT a son of Ernest L and He married Poulson Rua Stewart Lorraine Smith on Sept 25 1942 in Lake Salt the Temple was a veteran of John World War II in Patton's 3rd Army He was High Priest in the IDS Church He earned his BS degree from the University of Utah in Mechanic Engineering is survived John by his wife Lorraine children Gary S (Carol) Poulson Sanborn Claudia (Scott) Penny (Vaughn) Paul and Michael J (Susie) Poulson brother William "Bill" Poulson and 11 16 grandchildren in Preceded death by parents two children Bev11 erly Poulson and Sharon P Vetter and sister Jane Cromar Graveside services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 11:00 am at the Murray City Cemetery 5600 So Vine St Family and friends may call Friday July 9 2004 from 6pm and Saturday from 10:00 Mortu10:30 am at Jenkins-Soff- e ary 4760 So State St Robert L Stephen Sr MD 52434-701- 04 Sterrett Stephen will be missed deeply and will always be remembered for his love of family and music Graveside services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 2:00 pm in the West Jordan City Cemetery 7800 South 1300 West ldred Maxfield of Sandy UT He was preceded in death by two brothers He received a BA with honors in 1940 and MA 1949 from the University of Utah both in Theater He received an MS in Library Science from the University of Illinois in 1953 He was a member of Theta Alpha Phi and Beta Phi Mu honor societies He retired as an Associate Professor Emeritus in August 1988 after serving 35 years on the at the faculty University of Illinois Library II he served five World War During years in the US Army in both the United States and Dutch New Guinea and attained the rank of Technical Sergeant Memorials may be made to Carle Hospice of Champaign Ikt ley Hannah MikennaMarleigh Hyrum Caleigh Taylor Jordon and his newest nephew of a few weeks Jaxon They all adored him to the fullest and he loved them so very much as well He is survived by his father Donald Sr and mother Susan brother Troy sisters: Terry (Tina) West Jordan Elizabeth and Lake Salt City (Dave) of Salt Lake City uncle Ralph (Bri- tany) Herriman uncle Steve (Cheryl) AZ and grandma Rosemarie Maxfield along with many more uncles aunts and cousins Preceded in death by four grandparents and one uncle Donald's wishes were to be cremated A memorial service will be held at Colonial Mortuary 2128 S State Street Salt Lake City Saturday July 4 from 10 2004 pm The family has requested in lieu of flowers that donations be made to Donald L Snow family We Love You Donald and already miss you! Forever love your family 1 953 in Star January 15 Wyoming son of Robert and Phyllis Walker Suter Married Gina Kay Baer February 14 2003 in West Valley City Utah He worked for Northwest Sheet Metal for 20 years Loved to camp hunt and fish Survived by parents David and Linda lee Afton WY wife Gina MOCJIM children Marcus Paulsen Ko Iton Suter Draper Shane!' Suter Hill West Mykael Valley City Mountain Home ID Adam Hill West brothers Jordan foir grandchildren and sisters Bugs (Debbie) Lee Stacy "Sammie "Monkey" Jake Samantha Afton Wyoming Misty San Diego in death by mother CA Preceded Phyllis lee brother Jeffrey Lee A celebration of Rocky's life will be held Saturday July 10 2004 11:00 am-1:0- 0 pm at McDougal Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood Road Interment Afton Wyoming Born Valley Betty Jean Orgill Woodall "Together Again" Wagstaff Robert I Stephen MD died July 1 2004 from colon cancer and emphysema in the presence of family It was a dignified passing after a life lived to full measure He was born in Sydney Australia to physician parents who instilled in him a formidable work ethic and a love of reading and sailing pursuing the latter on the most beautiful harbor in the world After studying medicine in Australia and England specializing in anesthesia he moved to tropical Townsville where he raised five children with his wife louraine (later divorced) A restless intellect caused him to switch medical fields and he moved to Salt Lake City in 1974 to study nephrology and became an innovator in the field of dialysis and artificial organs under the sometimes exasperated tuteledge of Dr Willem Ko Iff The same roving curiosity led him to switch focus again and study drug delivery systems in Italy where he spent the last 12 years conducting experiments writin9 and editing scientific papers starting a private company and enjoying siestas and evening glasses of grappa The Italian lifestyle suited him well in his latter year He was a man of keen intellect and acerbic impish wit who read voraciously and possessed an impressive breadth of knowledge encompassing He science history and literature liked to pepper his correspondence (some of which was written in Latin) with pithy anecdotes and quotations which made the reading simultaneHis and edifying ously enjoyable travels gave him a truly international This friends of and colleagues group remarkable man will be sorely missed He is survived by his (Louraine) two brothers and a sister all physicians and living in Australia his five children Melanie(Roger) Man-n- et Patsy (Chad) Tyler Naomi SteDaniel phen Robert (Teresa)Stephen Stephen grandchild Lachlan Tyler In keeping with his pragmatism an informal remembrance wake will be held at his son's house on July 15 from 5-- 8 pm Please contact his son Robert for via email at rstephenattnet further details Ansley Alice Hughes Stuart 1916-20- 04 Age 85 Richard Goff Smith 85 of Urbana IL died at noon July 6 2004 at home in Urbana IL At his request there will be no visitation or funeral services Burial will be at Rose lawn Cemetery Champaign Renner Wikoff Funeral Home in Urbana is in charge of arrangements Smith was born November 6 1918 In Midvale Utah the son of Don Carlos and Melissa Goff Smith He married Lucille M Magnon on July 1 1959 in Urbana She survives Also surviving are one son Robert Gordon Smith of Urbana and three sisters: Alicia Dunn of Norman Ok Gertrude Beckstead of Midvale UT and Mi- Donald was loved so very much by his nieces and nephews: Nathan Ash- passed Jordan "Finally at Peace" Richard Goff Smith Stephen Lawrence Sims was born May 23 1969 in Hollywood CA At two days of age he flew with his mother Wanda Pearson Sims to Salt Lake City where he joined his two sisters who have loved him dearly Susan Ellen and Pamela Diane Sims and his father George A Sims There was a huge crowd waiting to meet him He was raised in Salt Lake City and attended Riley Glendale Jr High and South High School He was very intelHe enjoyed ligent and talented playing the trumpet and the piano In St George he had his own music business and sent music out all over the world He is mentioned in many music magazines as "D J Spine He married Michelle Bailey and two beautiful daughters were born to them Midtown ond Michaela They lived in St George most of their marriage and moved to the Salt Lake Volley a year ago He is survived by his parents sister Mrs Susan (Mark) Lefever and their children Taryn who is serving an LDS mission in Argentina Seth who is serving a mission in Ohio Lindsey and Jeddediah sister Mrs Pamela (Dale) Post and their children Troy Smithson Alicia (Travis) Mecham and Matthew ness Rocky Robert Suter age 51 July 7 2004 in West away Utah Robert Thomas lomlindquistmortuarycom Our beloved husband father and friend Duane R Sadler 67 passed away July 6 2004 after a courageous battle with cancer Duane was born Dec 30 1 936 in Draper Utah to George Raymond and Mavis Johnson Sadler He married his high school sweetheart Barbara Linnarz on April 19 1956 Duane worked all his life in the steel construction industry He was a member of Ironworkers Local 27 He worked for Allison Steel Marathon Steel Masco Inc and Sadler Steel He was also involved with the community He w9s instrumental in starting Draper s ambulance service and volunteered as on officer a member of the Board of Adjustment and as a Draper City Councilman Duane served as president of Corner Canyon Water Company for many years Duane "Chappien was the first Elks Chaplain of CottonwoodMurray BPOE 2344 He also went through the chairs and served as Exalted Ruler Duane loved to spend his spare time hunting fish trap shooting golfing and wheelin He is survived by his wife Barbaro daughter Cherie (Doug) Johnson and son Raymond The family would like to thank the U of U Hospital (5 North) the Huntsman Center and CareSource Funeral services will be Saturday July 10 2004 at 11 am in the Corner Canyon Stake Center 13366 South 1300 East Friends may call 6-- 8 Friday pm at Goff Mortuary 8090 So State and Saturday from 9:45-10:45 am at the church Interment Draper Cemetery Our beloved son brother nephew and uncle Donald Lynn Snow Jr died at his home on July 5 2004 of natural causes Born April 5th 1977 in Salt Lake City Utah to Donald Lynn Snow Sr and Susan Elizabeth Maxfield Donald was a graduate from Kearns High School in 1996 He also enjoyed working for the family owned busi- Ansley H Stuart 87 passed away peacefully with family at her side on July 4 2004 in Salt Lake City Born August 18 1916 in Sandy Utah to John M (Jack) and Alice Dalton Hughes Ansley was a lifelong resident of Sandy a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a devoted wife mother grandmother and daughter friend She married Glen H Stuart on March 24 1938 a marriage that was solemnized June 7 1945 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple Her husband Glen preceded her in death Ansley is survived by her children Elaine Beck (Michael) Roy (Tommy) Richard and Jay (Heidi) 16 grand18 and children Friends may call Wednesday July 7 from 6-- 8 pm at Goff Mortuary 8090 So State Street Midvale Funeral services will be held Thursday July 8 at 11 am at the Mount Jordan 2nd Ward Chapel 9331 South 300 East Sandy with viewing from 9:45-10:4- 5 am prior to the services Interment Sandy City Cemetery Thanks to Care Source hospice facility for assuring that Ansley's last days were comfortable and pain-fre- e rV44 0671 - Robert T Wagstaff beloved husband father grandfather and passed away peacefully surrounded by family on June 30 2004 He was 90 years old Bob was born on Hillsden Drive in Holladay Utah to Arthur John Sr and Jessie McDonald Wagstaff on May 22 1914 He was the seventh of eight sons in this family When he was five years old the family moved to central Idaho and lived on a small ranch outside of the town Carey These years on the ranch mode a considerable impression on our father As an adult he made yearly trips to the ranch to walk around on the earth he loved to renew memories and to mingle with old friends there He spent the rest of his childhood in the family home on Highland Drive In 1935 soon after February graduation from Granite High School Ruth Bob eloped with his sweetheart Jackson Their marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on June 4 1940 Three children were born to this union: Marilyn Carolyn and Terry in Idaho lived They Hay ley Pocatello Idaho and Salt Lake City of their later Durin9 many yerrs they especially looked forward to spending winter in their home in Mesa Arizona Bob was a very hard worker and built a successful Service Station business Whatever he did he did with all of his might He was very friendly to people in all walks of life wherever he went He loved to travel in their Motor Home and went with the Good Sam Group to many places Bob and Ruth enjoyed many trips to foreign countries and had many stories to tell Our Father understood obedience especially to the teaching of Jesus Christ He responded to a call to serve as a missionary for two years in England in the early 1950s leaving He his wife and children at home served faithfully as a missionary as well as other various callings in the church including Bishop's counselor and a High Councilman He was also a missionary and teacher in the home as well as with 'neighbors friends and business associates In 1989 he was elected National President of the Sons of Utah Pioneer He enjoyed traveling with our mother to the different encampments and association chapters A highlight of his year as National President was the carriage ride with his wife in the Days Of '47 Pioneer Parade fully dressed in pioneer clothes He was very proud of his accomplishments in this group and made many lasting friendships Dad is survived by his three children Marilyn (Bob) Coleman Carolyn (Bill) Roderick and R Terry (Abby) Wagstaff all of Sandy Utah He is also survived by 11 grandchildren 36 He was preceded in death by his beloved wife Ruth of 68 years his parents and his seven brothers Arthur John Jr Owen Wendell Stanford David Donald and Nathan and one Casey Funk Funeral services will be held Saturday July 10th at 12 noon at the Mount Olympus 12th Ward located at Adonis Drive (4176 South) and Gary Road (3930 East) Friends may call Friday July 9th at Cottonwood Mortuary 4670 South Highland Drive from pm and at the Mount Olympus Ward from 10:30-11:4- 5 am Interment will follow the funeral at the Holladay Memorial Cemetery 4900 Memory Lone (1990 E) The family would like to express their sincere appreciate for the kind care given to Our father at Wentworth Assisted Living at Garden Terrace and the Residence Care Source 111 Our beloved mother grandmother sister and friend Betty Jean Orgill Woodall age 71 passed away from complications of peacefully cancer on July 5th 2004 was November born 21st Betty 1932 in Daniels Utah to devoted and loving parents James William Orgill and ma McDonald She was the ninth of 11 children She loved each of her brothers and sisters dearly and had many wonderful memories of each of Bernice her Ora siblings d Higginbotham-decease(James) Bernell William-decease- d (Helen) Fern Prescott-decease- d Curtis (Darrel) (deceased) James Boyd (Betty Lue) Merrill Moir Mae Wanda (Veral) (Col(Frieda Mae) La leen) Maurine George (James) and Clive (Valois) On May 26th 1954 Betty was married and sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt lake Temple to the love of her life William (Bill) LeRoy Woodall They were married for 4Fyears when he preceded her in death in October of 2002 They ore now reunited to live happily ever after to- gether forever Betty was a dedicated and faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ Saints serving in numerof Latter-da- y ous capacities including Relief Society and Primary president but president her most loved calling was serving the children as a Sutheam teacher for 15 years She loved being with the children and developed life long relationships with each of them Mom we love you and miss you Your warm and thoughtful acts of kindness and charity your love and compassion your friendship and concern for others your wonderful stories that made us laugh and cry your sweet spirit has touched each of us and made our lives happy and bright Your love and friendship is precious to us and we are honored and privileged to have been a part of your life Thank you for being on example of the kind of people we want to be Betty is survived by two sons William Reed Woodall and Renal Roy Woodall (Andrea) her daughter Vicki Lyn Furse (Craig) along with her beloved grandchildren Jeremy Jay (JesJason Scott Tyler William sica) Roush Natasha Lyn Volker Toyvin Ren Woodall and a lennessa Roush Funeral Services will be held Saturday July 10 2004 at 1:00 pm at the Bountiful 26th ward Chapel 200 North 200 West Friends may call Friday evening from 6:00-80- 0 pm at the Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary 295 North Moil and Saturday pm morning from 11:45 am-12:4- 5 at the church prior to services Interment-Bountiful City Cemetery Online guest book and direction map at wwwrussonmortuary - Bob Littleford 101030-780- 1 Thank you so for loving us You know we loved you too That's why it's hard to let you go And end this life with you Love Mom Shari Lorry & Mike !if Stign aogazegb6ok See the obituary section at 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