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Show Hanksville News Notes . . . Investigation is still continuing continu-ing into the death of 32 year old Richfield woman, Lucy V. Gonzalez, who's body was found Saturday, July 10, at Gypsum Seep, 30 miles north west of Hanksville, near the Baker Ranch. Jeff Fairbanks, a tour guide from the Rim Rock, and his group found the body around noon and notified Wayne County Sheriff, Dee Lyle Johnson. Earlier in the week Mrs. Gonzalez' husband, Clyde, of Richfield, had notified the Sevier County Sheriffs office in Richfield that his wife and six year old daughter were missing. He later notified the law officers that the daughter had been located with friends. From questioning friends and acquaintances it was learned she was seen in Richfield Wednesday, that she'd been in Wellington, Carbon County, Utah on the previous Thursday. Her '72 dark green Ford Maverick (license plate NJ-154) is still missing, although two sets of car keys were found in her purse which was near the body. The State Medical examiner said Mrs. Gonzalez died of a combination of heart disease, and exposure to the extreme heat. The autopsy report issued Monday stated there was "no homocide by force". The big question now is how did the woman get in such a remote area? Tracks in the area indicate they could be the victims but not as yet confirmed. Assisting in the investigation with Sheriff Johnson was officers of the Sevier County Sheriffs office and Salt Lake County officials, Pete Hay-ward Hay-ward and Dean Carr. Lucy Valderama Gonzalez, 32, was born April 22, 1944, in Curico, Chile, to Juan Ignacio and Blanca Valderama. She was married to Clyde Gonzalez March 28, 1969. She was a motel housekeeper and member mem-ber of the Catholic Church, she is survived by her husband and sixryear,.;.oId daughter, Clyda, ' Sichfieiil and parents and one sister Norma. Funeral mass was held Wednesday at the Cathedral of the Madeleine, Salt Lake. Holy Rosary was held Tuesday evening at Neil O'Donnel Mortuary with internment in the Mt. Calvary Cemetary. Congratulations are going out this week to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pasket who were recently united in marriage in Tooele. Mrs. Pasket is the former Eris Ree? and mother of Mrs. Ranae Albrecht. Eris and Glen are both retired from their business occupations. Eris taught school for a number of years in Tooele County. They will make their home in northern Utah. Wayne and Piute Counties joined together this weekend for a joint 4-H gathering at Single Tree. The theme for this year's encampment was "My Heritage". Leader accompanying ac-companying the group of thirteen youngsters was Mrs. Bertha Robison assisted by Patsy Rasmussen. They received re-ceived 3rd place award on their play and were the largest group in -attendance. Taking part in this two day excursion were Shelly and Barbara Ekker, Elly Mae Robison, Caroline Lyman, Lisa Sellers, Derek Ekker, Jenny Mitchell, 'Joey De Herrerra, Michelle Erickson, Michelle Wilcox, Cheylene and Dennis Lierd, and Vicki Johnson. |
