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Show Rites Held i . s I t 4 i NORMAN G. HATCH Norman George Hatch, 61, 86 West 700 North, Bountiful died April 8, 1978 in the Lakeview Hospital of natural causes. MR. HATCH was born in Salt Lake City on Aug. 1, 1916-lo 1916-lo George Horace and Myrtle Ann Parkin Hatch. Married Eleanor Sevenia Park on Dec. II, 1939 in Farmington. The marriage was later solemnized solem-nized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 5, 1969. He was a retired oil refinery slillman. He was a member of the LDS Church, was a high priest and home teacher in the Bountiful 43rd LDS Ward. MR. HATCH is survived by his wife of Bountiful; sons, Robert Norman and Barry Scott, both of Bountiful; Ronald Bruce. Woods Cross; daughter, Mrs. Jack C. (Georgia Ann) Weber, Bountiful; Boun-tiful; 9 grandchildren. Also surviving are brothers, 0. Horace Hatch, Bountiful; Marvin L. Hatch, Woods Cross; half-brother. Brent D. Rodgers, Granger; sisters, Mrs. Dewey L. (Florence) Ryberg and Mrs. William G. (Rowene) Reid , both of Salt Lake City. Funeral services were held at the Lindquist's Bountiful Mortuary Chapel on April 11, 1978 at 1 p.m. with Bishop Dale D. Mann pfficiating. FAMILY PRAYER was by Barry S. Hatch; prelude and postlude music was by Helen Wood; invocation by Robert . N. Hatch; bishop's remarks by Bishop Dale D. Mann; first speaker was Bishop Ralph G. Rodgers, Sr.; musical selection, selec-tion, medley of favorite songs, by Summer Green Singers accompanied by Margaret Flitton. Second speaker was William L. Davis, musical selection, "In The Garden" by Galen Cundick, Maiben Duffin and President Melvel Owen accompanied by Helen Wood. Benediction was offered of-fered by Merrill L. Terry. PALLBEARERS were Rodney Rod-ney Hatch, Daniel Rodgers, Steven Park, Randy Park, Warren Hatch, and George Reid. Honorary pallbearers were LeRoy Taylor, Brian Hatch, Gary Hatch, Matthew Weber, Chad Hatch and 43rd Ward High Priests. Care of the flowers was by the 43rd Ward Relief Society. DEDICATION of the grave was by Brent D. Rodgers with interment in the Bountiful Memorial Park. |
