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Show Thursday, April 3. 2008 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 21 John Orley Titus John Or ley Titus died on Mar. 30, 2008 in Orem, Utah, at the age of 90. He died of congenital heart failure and of complications from breaking his leg. John was born Aug. 4, 1917 to Walter A. Titus and Delsie Redinger in Camar-go, Camar-go, Oklahoma. He grew up in Northwestern Oklahoma with four sisters. Somewhere Some-where there is a poem he wrote titled "Four Against One." It should have been entitled "Four Spoiled One" because of their great love for him. John's easy disposition disposi-tion and gentle heart made any of those who knew him grow to love and respect him. John was preceded in death by two sisters, Leah Berry and Maclada Titus; Ti-tus; and his wife of 56 VA2 years, Madaline Farris Titus. He is survived by two sisters, Leota Lovett and Glessie Chapman; his present wife, Nola Bird Titus; Ti-tus; and the families of one daughter, Kay Beal; three foster daughters: Cheryl Petersen, Lois Andersen and Susan Gammon; and nine step-children: Stephen Bird, Marie Lui, Lynn Bird, Birdena Birch, Cleon Bird, Kristene Romer, Theressa Alvey, Clinton Bird and Chadley Bird; and many dear friends. A , veteran of WWII, John was one of the first 100 men to receive "commando" "com-mando" training in Scotland Scot-land and to serve in the newly formed 1st Ranger Battalion; known at "Darby's "Dar-by's Rangers." They were almost completely "wiped out" in Italy. John was one of a very few who survived from that elite group of men. He served in combat with General G. Patten's group in North Africa, Sicily Sic-ily and Italy. Among his military decorations was a Bronze Star. John attributed attribut-ed his survival of WWII to his mother's prayers. John married Madaline Farris on March 2, 1946 in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Colo-rado, and moved to Utah in 1946. He retired after working work-ing 30 years for the Union Pacific Railroad. Their marriage mar-riage was solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple on February Feb-ruary 27, 1999. Madaline and John lived in Spring-ville Spring-ville for 43 years, moving WAKTEP WATER, WELL RIGHTS & IRRIGATION. Call Ross at 642-0119 Looking for a Great Garage Door? 1932 N. MAIN St. mtMfUS "--4 $ John Orley Titus John Orley Titus to Provo in 1993. They had been married for 56 years when Madaline died in 2002. John and Madaline influenced many lives for good with their care, love and friendship. On Jan. 3 2004, John married mar-ried Nola J. Bird. Their families are life-long friends. Nola's and John's marriage has been a delight to them, their family and their friends. John had an unyielding unyield-ing sense of integrity and honor. His word was his bond. When John spoke, you knew he was telling the truth . . . unless he was teasing teas-ing with that "Titus brand" sense of humor. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions contribu-tions be made to Primary Children's Medical Center, P.O. Box 58249, Salt Lake City, UT 84158. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Friday, Apr. 4, at the Slate Canyon 9th Ward, 1745 S. State, Provo. There will be a viewing Thursday evening at Wheeler Mortuary, Mor-tuary, 211 E. 200 South, Springville, from 5 to 7 p.m. and at the church at 10 a.m. prior to the services. Military honors and interment in-terment will be at the Evergreen Ever-green Cemetery, Springville. As John's family, we are ; grateful for the care, love and prayers of so many. Condolences may be sent at www.wheelermortuary. com SPANISH FORK Paul Fullmer Samuel Paul Fullmer, 70, of St. George, Utah, died on Mar. 24, 2008 at his home in Mapleton on the orchard farm where he was born. As Sam put it, "He was voted vot-ed off the island" by brain cancer after a six-month fight. Sam was born Feb. 3, 1938 in Mapleton to the late Clifford and Rebecca Mckell Fullmer. Sam attended at-tended Mapleton Elementary Elemen-tary School, graduated Springville High School in 1956 and went on to attend at-tend Utah State University, in Logan, Utah. He served in the National Guard from 1954 to 1959. He married Evelyn Smith in July 1958. From this union came five children; they were later divorced. Sam married De-nise De-nise Miller of St. George in June 1996. In 1998 Sam semi-retired and worked as a mortgage broker in Mesquite, Nevada. Ne-vada. He spent 16 years as a chemist at Reilly Tar and Chemical before launching his own real-estate practice. prac-tice. He was a licensed real-estate real-estate broker in Utah and Nevada and happily owned several businesses. Sam was a member and High Priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Latter-day Saints. 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Sam is survived by his wife, Denise of St. George; daughters, Amy Benson (Brent) of Mapleton, Brenda Averett (Mark) of Springville, Spring-ville, Samantha Fullmer (Anthony Holtmaat) of Geneva, Ge-neva, Switzerland; and son, Michael Fullmer of Las Vegas, Nevada; his sister, Gerri Adams (Max) of Mid-vale; Mid-vale; and brother, Rodney Fullmer (Judy) of American Ameri-can Fork; step-children: Bob Miller (Anne Marie) of Salina, Nicole Frei (Ryan) of Overton, Nevada; Emily Jones (Jeff) of North Las Vegas, Nevada; and Josh Miller (Krissy) of Anna-bella; Anna-bella; 26 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Sam was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters: Betty Fullmer Judd, Jane Fullmer Martell and Laverne Fullmer Bunnell; a son, Samuel Boyd; and Rogaine. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Mar. 26, in Mapleton. Interment was in the Evergreen Cemetery, Cem-etery, Springville. 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