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Show OBITUARIES Raymond A. Sumner Raymond A. Sumner returned to his Heavenly Father October 20. 2001, at the age of 61. following a massive -stroke and heart attack. He was born July 25. 1940. in Ptainfield. CT to Aime Metivier and Eleonore Letnoine and . was later adopted and sealed to his mother and father Claude I. Sumner. He married Lynette Huff of Springville, Utah, on February 5. 1965. in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. Ray was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Roy 26th Ward. Roy, Utah. He served an LDS mission to French Polynesia (Tahiti). He served in many church callings. Stake High Councils, Bishoprics, Music. Gospel Doctrine, Scouts, Young Men, Sunday School, Activities Activi-ties Chairman and many others. He worked for the International Travel Dept. at Hill Air Force Base for the past 19 years and previously for . Pan American World Airways. His great love for music has touched the lives of many through his beautiful tenor voice--singing with the Denver Opera Co. and numerous church and community choirs along with plays. Ray's love for his Savior and testimony of the gospel was magnified through his love of music. Ray had a great love for his family and friends and was well respected and loved by all. Ray was a loving and wonderful husband, father and grandpa and was a great friend to many. He is survived by his wife, Lynette H. Sumner; Sum-ner; his father, Claude I. (Norine) Sumner (FL); five loving children: Michael T. (Donnette) Sumner, Jennifer (Brett) Curnmings, Heidi Sumner, Sum-ner, Scott L. (Stacie Jo) Sumner and John C. Sumner; grandchildren: Joseph M., Eric M., Emily N., Kirra, Lauren A. and Landon A. Sumner,, Sum-ner,, all of Roy and Hooper, Utah; six brothers broth-ers and two sisters: Wayne A. (Janet) Sumner, Sum-ner, So. Ogden; John C. (Elaine) Sumner, No. Ogden; Joel Sumner, MN; David Sumner, CO; Benet (Delia) Sumner, Sum-ner, NJ; Robert (Sue) Metivier, CT; Claudia (Edward) Gimbel, IN; and Kathrine (Paul) Furan, GA. He was preceded . in death by his mother Raymond A. Sumner Eleonore. father Aime; brothers Glen and Kenneth; Ken-neth; father and mother-in-law Joseph Lynn and Mercy Huff. , Funeral services were held October 24 in Roy. Graveside services were in the Evergreen Cemetery, Ceme-tery, Springville. The family wishes to express thanks to all of those of whom he worked with at H.A.F.-B., H.A.F.-B., his friends, and the employees and staff at McKay Dee Hospital 6th floor rehabilitation unit. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the I Raymond A. Sumner Savings Fund at Goldenwest Credit Union, Un-ion, Roy, Utah, to help with the many expenses. Students invited to enter Legion Oratorical contest October 24, 2001 - The Springville Herald - Page Eleven Rulon S. Western Springville Floral & , Gift 20 East 400 South Springville 489-5647 Specializing in funeral and floral arrangements for all occasions. Rulon Samuel Western, West-ern, age 91, of Provo, Utah, passed away October Octo-ber 19, 2001 in Provo. He was born September 12, 1910, in Deseret, Utah, to Alma and Nan-, cy Stanworth Western. He married Bonnie Marie Pedersen on June 15, 1937. in Provo.. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She preceded him in death on ' August 16, 1989. Rulon was raised in Hinckley. Utah. He graduated from Millard County Academy, where he was a top student in math, shop and chemistry. chemis-try. He worked with the CCC from 1934-1937, and 1940-1941, until the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Har-bor. He then worked in Fort Wachuka, Arizona, building mess halls and fire stations during wwn. Rulon helped with the construction of Geneva , Steel as a layout fore man. After the completion, comple-tion, he worked in the Open Hearth. He was a member of the local Carpenters Union. He spent., over 40 .yearr. working for Clifford A.' Anderson as a finish carpenter. He was a member of the LDS Church, and served at the Provo Temple as an ordinance ' worker for 22 years. He loved to go fishing with his wife, Bonnie. He was proud of his children and grandchildren. He is survived by two sons and one daughter: . R. Lee (Karen) Western, St. George, Utah; Steven B. Western, Gilbert. , The American Legion has announced its High School Oratorical Ora-torical Contest for the 2001-2002 academic year. The purpose of this contest is to develop a deeper knowledge and appreciation of the Constitution Constitu-tion of the United States and the part of high school students. Other objectives include the development of leadership qualities, quali-ties, the ability to think and speak clearly, and intelligently and preparation for the acceptance of duties and responsibilities of American citizenship. In addition to the personal development which participation in this contest provides, there are monetary rewards. Scholarship awards are presented to the four finalists at the national level as follows: 1st PIace-$ 18,000; 2nd Place-$16,000;3rdPlace-$14,0-00. The Utah State winner receives re-ceives a scholarship of $1,500 and the following awards will be made at the District Contest: 1st Place-$200, 2nd Place-$100, 3rd Place-$50; 4th Place-$25. Awards will also be made at the Springville High School contest: 1st Place-$50; 2nd Place$25 and 3rd Place-$15. Contest dates are Springville High, Dec. 17, 2001; District, Jan. 31; State, Feb. 16 and National, Na-tional, April 13 and 14. Questions concerning the competition may be directed to your local American Legion Post Oratorical Contest Chairman, Boyd Goodrich, 489-6566, or by calling Springville High School teachers, Royal Waddoups, Roger Rog-er Nelson or Maurine Miller, 489-2870. a am uanm. mm -. am b - 'faa ' I11 (4 ' This year Brookside's Hogi Yogi Wall of Fame will recognize those students who have excelled in class work or in personal improvements of any kind. The winners of the Excellence award for October are: Kristina Henrichsen, Courtney Headman, Ariana Winegar, Lindsey Bowles, Austin Huff, Emilee Griffin, Kassie Weight, Miranda Grigg, Steven Bates, Michael Bartholomew, Bartholo-mew, Alyssa Nance, Brighton Kriser, Nicholas Taylor, Ashley Schade, Trevor Garn, Gavin Pozernick, Taylor Earnshaw, Aubrey Tingey, Sydney Ricks, Brandon Girot, Zack Richey, Andrew Robertson and Brittany Brown. Brookside Faculty and students congratulate these excellent students and thank Hogi Yogi for their support. urn Rulon S. 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