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Show Page Ten - The Springvilk Herald - January OBITUARIES Ashton R. Boyer Ashton Robert Boyer. Boy-er. age 2. passed away peacefully in his parents' arms on January 26. 2001 in Provo. Utah. He was born January 7. 1999. to Robert Stanley and Krishna Kohler Boyer. Ashton amazed us all from the beginning with his unconquerable spirit and will to survive even the most difficult ot times. He was an inspiration inspi-ration to all who knew him. His soft smile and tender eyes will be deeply deep-ly missed. Ashton is survived by parents, Robert and Kris of Spanish Fork; grandparents, Stanley Boyer of Springville. Robert and Linda Kohler of Springville: great-grandparents great-grandparents Mozelle Sorensen of Merulon, Utah, and Orville and Susan B. Susan SungAe Bas-sett Bas-sett Shupe. 30, of Duval), Du-val), Washington, passed away January 27, 2001 after injuries sustained in an automobile accident. She was born in Seoul. Korea on October 5, 1970. At the age of four, Susan came to the honte of Irvin C. and Nel Lo Helpworth Bassett through Holt Adoption Agency. On March 18, 1989, she married Atlen Gene Shupe in Springville, Utah. Their marriage was solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple on December 18. 1992. Susan and Arlen had three daughters. They were later divorced. Susan was a wonderful, wonder-ful, loving and caring mother. Her daughters loved her very much and will miss her greatly. Susan had many artistic abilities. She was creative cre-ative in crafts and decorating, deco-rating, and enjoyed ballet dancing. At the Utah State Developmental Developmen-tal Center in American Fork. Susan discovered fulfillment in working with physically and mentally challenged people. She moved to the stats of Washington and found the same fulfillment fulfill-ment working as a supervisor super-visor at the Halcyon Group Home in Belle-vue, Belle-vue, WA, where she was employed at the lime of her death. 2 The following activities are' available at the Senior Citizens Center. Quilting and pool playing 5 days a week. Aerobics M-W-F 8-9 a.m. Art Class Mon. 1-4. Card playing Tue. and Wed. 12:30-2:30. Wed. Ceramics 10:30-3:30 and Bingo at 1230. First and Third Wed., Kensington Kens-ington or Horizon Home Health 10:30-noon to check blood pressure, pres-sure, sugar and oxygen levels. Littlefields will give free hearing aid tests and check hearing aids the first Wed. First and third Thur., Outreach program will assist with H.E.A.T. applications 11:00-1:00. A good hot meal is served daily at noon. You may use the center dishes or bring your own. Choose from a chefs salad, salt-free, salt-free, diabetic or regular dinner. Make reservations by calling a day in advance, 489-8738. Transportation Trans-portation is available to and from the center. The last Friday of each month is the big dinner with great entertainment. enter-tainment. Cary Summers, world famous comedian, magician, musician, puppeteer, ventriloquist, ventrilo-quist, yodeler will perform on Feb. 23. Dogs have a highly developed ability to recognize different complicated sounds. Many, for example, can recognize the sound of their owner's automobile and can tell it apart form other cars. Denver, Colorado is often called the "Mile High City" because the Capitol stands on land one mile above sea level. The average person uses fewer than 25,000 words in speaking, and even fewer in writing. Norma Thompson of Jerome Idaho. He was preceded in deaih by his grandmother, Pauline Boyer. Ashton's family would like (o thank all of the many health care professionals who have given so unselfishly of their time and efforts to assist little Ashton. Without their dedicated service, the past two miraculous years would not have been possible. l uneral services will be held Wednesday, January 31, I p.m. in the Spanish Fork 16th Ward. 800 E. 400 North, where friends may call 1 1 a.m. to I p.m. prior to services. Interment will be in the Evergreen Cemetery, Springville. Utah. Services Ser-vices under the direction of Independent Funeral Service. Shupe Susan B. Shupe She is survived by her parents. Irvin and Nel Lo Basset! of Springville: Sprin-gville: former spouse, Arlen Shupe of American Ameri-can Fork: and her three children: Alexandria. Madelline and Catherine Shupe, ail of American Fork; brothers and sisters: sis-ters: Collet! (Val) Cook. Rescue. CA; Gene (Jan-na) (Jan-na) Bassett, Norman, OK; Robin (Miang) Bassett. Folsom, CA; and Ellen (Rich) Roskel-ley, Roskel-ley, Merrimack, NIL Funeral services will be held at 1 1 a.m. on Saturday. February 3, in the Springville Stake Center, 245 S. 600 East. Springville, Friends may call Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wheeler Mortuary,. 2.1! E. 200 South. Springville, or at the church one hour prior to the services. Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. 31, 2001 - s "I :f I: Ashton R. Boyer Dan P. Graves First Class Petty Officer. Dan P. Graves. 46. was reunited with all his many loved ones who greeted him with outstretched out-stretched arms on January Janu-ary 27. 2001 in Oak Harbor. Washington. Born (o Jack and Barbara (Bobbie) Graves. March 4, 1954. in Payson, Utah, he attended schools in Springville, Spri-ngville, graduating from Springville High. Dan joined the US Navy right out of high school the next 25 years in many exotic and beautiful places. Dan was going to retire with an honorable discharge in September of this year. Dan was known for his mischievous laugh and teasing nature. He was deeply loved by all who knew him. Dan married his soul mate, Karen Bennett, September 2, 1978. in Oak Harbor. Washington where they were both serving their country in the US Navy. They spent many interesting years as best friends and travel companions. Dan loved her dearly. Dan is survived by his wife. Karen. Oak Harbor. Washington: father. Jack (Kalhy) Graves Sr.. Springville: brothers and sisters: Jack (Jean) Graves Jr., Miller Creek. UT; Iris (Gene) Petersen. Springville; Ed (Robin) Graves. Littleton. Little-ton. CO: Bonnie (Bill) Grant. Chuhbuck. ID: daughter, Rachel Graves, Richfield, UT; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his . , mother, Barbara (Bobbie) and son, Daniel. Dan-iel. Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, February 2, 2001 at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 E. 200 South, Springville. Spring-ville. Friends and family may visit one hour before be-fore the services. Burial will be in the Evergreen Cemetery. WE BELIEVE YOU DESERVE TO KNOW THE TRUTH; (HOWEVER, WE SUSPECT IT WONT MAKE YOU FEEL ANY BE1TER ABOUT YOUR GAS BILL.) If you've just moved here from Butte, we apokigize for the cost increase of natural gas. But there's a nation of folks wishing they could trade gas bills with you. This chart savs it alL We know, we know. That probably doesn't make you feel warm all over (like natural gas does). But at least it may help you understand that rising natural gas prices are a national problem prob-lem and Questar Gas is doing a better job than most companies in reducing the impact on customers. Here's why. 54 of your natural gas comes from company-owned reserves. And chat gas is delivered to you at a much lower rate than gas purchased pur-chased on the open market. " Questar Gas has one of the most efficient gas delivery systems in the country. "The customers of Questar Gas are in an enviable situationv&en compared to other natural gas utility customers across the country" Wyoming Public Service Commission Rock Springs Daily Rocket Miner January 20, 200 Que&n Gus rrmami committed to lining natomen in inarrv uevi. Of come, sW hat Bell V. Nickerson Maycock Bell Webb Nickerson Maycock. age 89. of Springville. Utah, peacefully peace-fully passed away Wednesday, Wed-nesday, January 24. 2001, at her son's home in Springville. She was born August 16, 1911. in Elsinore, Utah, daughter of Junius and Florence Webb. She married Charles Roy Nickerson, August 4. 1936, in Heber. Utah.. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 5, 1961. Several years after Roy's passing she married Howard C. Maycock of Springville on February 23, 1991. Bell was an active mem!er of the LDS Church and served in many callings including: Sunday School and Primary Organist for many years, avid genealogist. geneal-ogist. Relief Society Counselor and President, Primary teacher and also worked in the Young Women's program. Bell was a professional profes-sional Jazz organist having her own radio Lisa Mortensen Lisa Jane Van Wagoner Wag-oner Mortensen, 32, died January 21, 2001 of Cystic Fibrosis. She was born August 7. 1968, in American Fork, Utah, to Richard S. and Mary Carter Van Wagoner. Lisa graduated from Lehi High School, served on the LDS Insti- (Up t. :V Lisa Mortensen Springville Floral & Gift 207 East 400 South, Springville 489-5647 Specializing in Funeral and Floral arrangements for all occasions. RESIDENTIAL BILL COMPARISON Montana Power Co. Butte Southwest Gas Corp. las Vegas Questar Gas SattLaktOy Questar Gas Rod Springs Wisconsin Public Service Corp. Green Bay Northwest Natural Gas Co. Portland " Public Service CaofNpw Mexico Albuquerque Avista Northern Idaho Cheyenne light, Fuel & PowerCo. Cheyenne Intermountain Gas Co. Boise Southwest Gas Corp. Phoenix Southwest Gas Corp. Reno Pubic Service Co. of Colorado Denver ' Brooklyn Union NewtoftV- Kansas Gas Service Kansas City Southern CaBfbmia Gas Co. Los Angeles Bay State Gas Boston ... Peoples Gas light a Coke Chicago MstropcJrtan Utilities District Omaha Pacific Gas & Electric Co. San Francisco program and performed at Maddox restaurant each weekend for many years. Bell enjoyed crocheting, knitting, cooking, temple work and reading. Her greatest love was her family. Survivors include: one son, Charles W. (Afton) Nickerson; Afton M. Nickerson (step daughter); Neil S. (Kath-leen) (Kath-leen) Maycock (stepson); Greg H. (Ann) Maycock (stepson): 10 grandchildren, grandchil-dren, 2 grest-grandchil-dren; one sister. Carol (Paul) Thompson, of Ogden. Bell was preceded pre-ceded in death by her husbands. Roy and Howard; Ho-ward; two sons, Roy Bruce Nickerson and Roy Brent Nickerson; two daughters, Kay Nickerson and Sue Lynch; ar.d a brother. Karcld (Maxine) Webb. Funeral services were Monday, January 29, at Wheeler Mortuary in Springville. Internment Intern-ment was in the Lind-quisl Lind-quisl Washington Heights Memorial Park in Ogden. tute Council at UVSC and workeJ ten years as office manager at Mountain Moun-tain West Hearing Center Cen-ter in Salt Lake City. Lisa married the love of her lite. Jay Rhett Mortensen. April 27, 1990, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She often spoke of their deep love and ever-increasing happiness together. Lisa lived her brief life to the fullest. Her fun-loving spirit, practical jokes and infectious laugh seemed almost childlike. But her deeply spiritual strength in the face of increased suffering seemed Christlike. Christ-like. Throughout her life she radiated the "pure love of Christ" through her many thoughtful deeds, kind ways and unselfishness manner. Aside from family and friends, and her focus on staying healthy, her great passions in life were animals (especially Bigfoot and her German Shepherd, Indio), birthdays, birth-days, holidays. Lagoon, Disneyland and collecting collect-ing The Wizard of Oz memorabilia. Of the several church teaching positions she held, she especially enjoyed being a Relief Society Spiritual Living teacher. She is survived by her husband. Jay, of Irvine, California, formerly for-merly of Utah County; parents, Richard and Mary Van Wagoner, Lehi; sisters, Amanda V. Gray. Shoshanna V. (January 2001 Rates: Assumed usage 250 ThermsMo.) tebmstpekd TAKE Bell W. Nickerson Maycock Annaleah M. Durrant Annaleah Margaret Durrant, infant daughter of Jason Dean and Valerie Val-erie Thomsen Durrant of Pleasant Grove, Utah, returned to her Heavenly Father on Wednesday, January 24. 2001. She was born January 20, 2001. In Annaleah's short time on earth she has touched many lives. She was and will continue to be an inspiration to her family and all who knew her. She is survived by her parents; her sister, Kiley, and her brother, Joshua. Additional survivors survi-vors include her grandparents: grand-parents: Dean and Joyce Durrant, Leo and Evelyn Thomsen; great-grandparents: Margaret Robins, Rob-ins, Dorothy Breeze, Harold and Elizabeth Robins; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services were held Monday, January 29 in Pleasant Grove. Interment was in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Services under the direction of Olpin Family Mortuary. The first commercial film made in California, The Count of Monte Carlo, was completed near Los Angeles in 1907. (Jeffrey) Wright and Jenny Van Wagoner, all of Lehi; Michelle V. (Marlow) Robinson, American Fork; parents-in-law Jay and Marilyn Mortensen, Springville; brothers and sisters-in-law, Trent (Jana) Mortensen, Mor-tensen, Spanish Fork; Clint (Natilee) Mortensen, Morten-sen, Layton; Audra (Tom) MeHoes, Kam (Brittney) Mortensen, Springville: Elder Quinn Mortensen, Chili, Santiago Santia-go Mission. She also adored her many nieces and nephews and other relatives, and had a wide circle of friends. The funeral was held Friday, January 26 in Lehi. Interment was in the Evergreen Cemetery in Springville. 2Z33 Z8EE3 COMFORT Gas 3 o . 1 Dr. Dade Creer addressed the Kiwanis Club regarding fund-raising fund-raising efforts for the World War II Memorial to be placed in the Springvffle Cemetery. In the center is Richard Money, alsc a member of the fund-raising committee. On the right is Stephen Boice, toastmaster for the evening. vs. AY Shown with an artist's depiction of the WW II Memorial to be erected in the Springville Cemetery are, left to right: Dr. Glade Creer, his wife Nora and Colleen and Richard Money. Creer and Money are members of the fund-raising committee for the memorial. 489-7617 - Ask $ Bank Account Reconciliation Personal & Small Business $ Small Business Bookkeeping Income ProfitLoss, Statements with Sub-Ledgers, Balance Sheets $ Collections - Small Claims Court A Action A fc r- n i a o: i Time Commitment The letter understanding you have of your Financial Position, the better you are capable of making wise Financial Decisions." thing u am do is haft Tata as lour at pontic V Uptalcfmfed men amfortMe. :yyyc Jencomancul services 15 years of Banking Financial Analysis . Call today: 489 7617 Ask for Gary i A A Ar HZ "Utah's largest gas utility, Questar Gas, primarily uses market pricing, but its customers have avoided big increases because Questar produces gas from its ' oum wells, at nonprofit rates, for about half of the utility's supplies." Denver Post January 14, 200 When we do need to supplement our reserves by purchasing gas on the open market (as we are now, due to high usage from cold weather), the cost is passed on to you without markup. And without profit. Out of the 38 states surveyed; Questar Gas had the third lowest increase in average monthly month-ly biUs this winter compared com-pared to one year ago. USATbday January 25, 200 That's all we wanted to say. If you would like more information, log on to www.questargas.com. Hopefully, this takes a bit of the chill off your feelings about your gas bilL Paid fcf by Questar I- - for Gary and Financial I Shareholders. |