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Show Sunday. June J JtKiJ. Illl DAII V III KM IX lw ILiiillwIlcrakl com), I'mxo, Huh Page A 7 Obituaries Beth Patterson Jensen David Earl Taylor David Karl Taylor, 58, our most loved husband, father and grand pa, passed away in his home surrounded by his .... v Our beloved wife and mother, Beth IjtKue l'atterson Jensen, age 75, Springville, passed away Friday, June 21, 2002. She was born in the fam- V . loving family 19, 2002. He died of Cancer, lie wan horn to Charles Kllio and Mary Ann Taylor on April 17, 1944, in Boonville, Missouri. He married his cherished June companion Susan Nan Zvaru in the Rummer of HH4 and later they were sealed in the Oakland, California LDS Temple. His life was filled with low and service for his family, friends and church. He was truly grateful for the awesome relationship he had with family and friends. He loved and enjoyed spending time with all 1 1 grandchildren. They enjoyed going to museums, movies, snow skiing, and happy meals at McDonalds. He also enjoyed snow skiing and golfing with dear friends, And don't forget the Jazz; he tried to never miss u game. He was a retired Facilities Manager for the Prove Kast H'M Group for The Church of Jesus Christ of bitter-daSaints. He was liked and well respected by all that knew him. He held many callings in the church. One of his favorites wuh working'with the young men of his ward, le truly had a great, love for those young men. They tin) will miss him. He will he missed hy all, Rut he will be waiting for us y 1 ily home, 26 November 1926, in Inland, Utah, to David Zachary, Lindsay, Brrxike, Sydney, Trevor and liluko. Viewing te be held at Wheeler . Mortuary, 211 E. 200 South, Springville, Utah, on Monday, June 24, 2002 from 6-- 8 p.m. Funeral services to le held at The Church of Jesus Christ of latter-da- y SainU, 8fi() K. 200 North, Springville, Utah on Tuesday, June 25, 2002 at 1 1 a.m. with n viewing one hour prior to the services. And will be laid to rest at the Springville Kvcrgreen Cemetery with military rites hy the American U'gion. v In lieu of dowers, please make donations to the American Cancer in behalf Society of David E. Taylor. J wns born in v Coming, Iowa on September 22, 1916 to Allert Frunk Shinkle and Myr 1 tle May Brandon. He grew up and wmmumjammmmmmmm attended school in Creston, Iowa. In 1939, Harvey joined the Army fAir Corps. After basic training ut Chnnute Field in Illinois, he served with the 7th Reconnaissance Squadron in Guatemala, Peru, and Panama during World War II. After nearly three years in the tropics, he returned to the states and was stationed at Davis Monthnn Field in Tucson, Arizona. Harvey's parents moved to Provo, Utah in 1941 when his father was employed in the construction of the Geneva Steel plant. While on leave to visit his family in Utah in November 1943, he met Merelda Ivie. They were married in Provo on February 4, 1944. At the end of the war, they moved to Glen- - ' dule, California where Harvey was discharged and attended the American School of Aircraft Instruments, In 1947, they returned to Utah where Harvey found employment at Geneva Steel as an electrician and motor inspector. They bought land in Orem, and Harvey and Merelda began building their own home, planting fruit trees and gardens, and raising their four children. Har- - In Loving Memory Marcus Carrillo Marcus Carrillo was born on 23, 1953 in Monero, N.M. Died on March June 3, 1978 in American Fork, Utah. We don't know why you had to go, but you left a lot of love down here c , V. on earth. We love you as a brother, uncle, godfather, friend, husband, and wonderful Dad. Now, you are our guardian angel like your Mom, Dad and brother, in Heaven. We still love and miss you a lot. Happy Birthday, old man. Cheer PS. What For? "Forever love, I promise you someday we'll be together forever love. I won't give up no matter what. I'll be waiting in Forever Love." RebaForever Love l'fv J . vey retired from Geneva Steel in 1979. Hurvey was an avid "rock hound" and lapidary artisan; he and Merelda became charter memlx-r- s of the Timpunogos Gem and Mineral Society in 1958. Their many shared information and picture sheets with man) Others She was a support to her husband in his various ward, slake, and temple callings. She loved and valued each of her children, their mates, grand children, great grandchildren, and cherished the time she spent with them She 'made und gave many tpiilts. For several years mom iuitl dad purchased season tickets and attended the RYU Pardee Theatre and lie .long Concert Hall T9 mother-in-law- Harvey Brandon Shinkle Hurvey B. Shinkle passed away after a long illness on June 21, 2002 at his home in Orem, Utah ot age 85. Ho was a resident of Orem for 55 S years. Hurvey inun years She worked on genealogy for tmth sides of the family and made at least 2 Itouks of Remembrance each for her husband, her self and each of her 8 children, and Patterson and Nellie Klir abeth SUine l'atterson. In 19.1(1 the, family moved to n farm her parents purchased in Salem, Utah. While living in this small peaceful town she nrquind many happy memories of family, home and childhood activities. She attended Salem Elemonfary.'Jr, High School, and graduated from Spanish Fork High School and l.DS Seminary. She attended LI )S Business ' College in Salt bike City, and worked as a stenographer at the Lyric Theater (formerly Pioneer Playhouse). Utter she attended BYU where she met her sweetheart John Daniel Jensen. They married in the Manti LDS Temple, 15 September 194H. Her life was one of devoted service to God, to her husband and , children, her parents, her and others She knew that God our Father lives and thai Jesus Christ is our Savior. In good times and hard times she had faith in their love and in their worrl. She liked to teach the Gosol of Jesus Christ. She served as a Kolob Stake Missionary with her husband. She taught in the primary and relief society organizations lor A. with a loving smile and open arms. Survived by his loving wife and one son, Stephen (Kristin) and two daughters Sharon (Brian) Mnthe- - , son, Jennifer (Ryan) Weight; sister, Dorothy Mae Dilse of Missouri; and 11 grandchildren: Jessica, Bryan, Samanthn, Blaine, Bran-do- W. Don Davis presen-lotion- They also enjoyed flowers and winking in the yard together, Beth was preceded in death hy her parents, her sister, Iris iLaMari Phillips, and two brothers Glenn and Keith Patterson She is survived hy her husband, and a .brother Allan I). (Luis) Patterson, mid her seven sons anil a daughter: David John. Daniel Kim i Helen l, Ronald II '(Nancy), Richard Is-- (Kristina), Douglas ' i('arla), Janice (Donald) llurdelt, Craig Mi Kay lAlena), and Jon Nathan Natalie); :i(i grandchiland dren, 4 several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will Ik' held Tuesday, June 25, 2002 ul 2 p.m. in the LDS Chapel at H it) S 400 East. Springville, Utah. Friends may call Monday evening from p m. at Whirler Mortuary. 21 K. 200 South, Springville and at the church one hour prior lo Ihe services. Burial will !e in the Salem City . Cemetery. W Don lHvis, 7(i, ot Salem passed away Wednesday, June 19, 2002 at Uhih Valley Regional Medical Center from heart complications Don was born October 15, 1925 in Salem, UT to Worthy Brain and Annie ( )rlea Edmnn Davis Ls j f" Beverly Hansen on November 28, I!I42 and their marriage was later solemnited in the Manti LDS Temple March 25, 1955 Don was Imrn und raised on h farm in Salem, Ho attended Salem School and Spanish Fork High .School where he played foot hull. After high school he served as a radar operator on the USS Lang-lil- t in the United Stales Navy during WWII. AJlor the war Don returned to his wife and family and started working for Central Utah Imple- menl Co. as a nlochanir working on John Deere farm equipment. He then worked fur US Steel at the Geneva plant for .'10 years where he was u supervisor in the Open Hearth. After retiring from Geneva he drove truck for Brother's Trucking. Don was active in his community where ho served as the mayor of Salem und served twice us the Fire Chief of the Salem Volunteer Fire Department during his many Chris-loose- n years of service, He was active in the can party serving us chairman, and a county dele-- " gate He wns also a memlier of the American U'gion where he enjoyed honoring his fellow veterans by serving in the honor guard. Im enjoyed spending time with his family camping, hunting, fishing and watching sporting events. He wus a great example of n devoted husband und father. Don was a faithful member of Tho Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and served in many positions including serving the I'rnvo Temple. Don is urvivid by his wife Beverlvvund children: Junenn ' Collins ( Paul of Provo, UT; D. Uvnn (Gloria) of St.. George, UT; Phyllis Jensen of Provo, UT; Kathy Barton (Keith) of Provo, UT; Roger (Ann) of Perry, UT, and Kurt (Vickie) of Salem, UT, 22 grandchildren He is und 2: also survived hy his older sister Myrl Galviin of South Jordan, UT -and younger brother, F. Vnl (Kuren) of South Jordan, UT. Funeral services will bo held a.m. Monday, June 24, 2002 at In the Salem 2nd Ward (Downtown) Chapel, 60 South Main, A viewing will he held Sunday, June H 23, :mi from p.m. lit the Wulker Mortuary, 1H7 S. Main, Spanish Fork and nlso Monday at the church from u.m. prior to the service, Interment will he in the Salem City Cemetery with military rites provided by American Legion Post HH. 1 1 Adam Hunt After 5 weeks und dnyAdmn Hunt, who fought harder than anyone could ever imagine, joined his little sister Amunda after a major heart attack. He left fighting June 21, 2002. He was doing what he loved best, gelling ready for football season. The doctors said his heart was too large, but all his family and friends know that his chest was ,. just too small. He was born November 24, 1984. He was his mom's best pal and his big sister's best friend in the whole world. He lived in Germany, American Fork und Salt Lake City. He loved his little sister Emily dearly and was so proud of his little brother Spencer. His little sister Amanda pussed away when he was 4 years old. We know that he is now teaching her all the basics of football just us he did for his fumily, especially his mom who never understood why the linemen would want to chase after him when ho had the bull. He attended Shelly and Emer- - son Element ary Schools, Clayton Jr. High and was getting ready t start his senior year at East , V"1 " High School He 1 ' memorable family trips becume a source of special relationships and lasting memories. They also loved lo travel and camp together und passed along a love of camping and of the outdoors to their children and grandchildren. After their children were grown, they continued their cumping activities with many of their friends in the Utah Sunburst Sams (Good Sams Organization), and they enjoyed KV camping during many Utah winters in Quartzile, Arizona. Harvey's sense of humor was g enjoyed by many friends. Harvey was preceded in death by his younger brother, Leo Wayne Shinkle of Scottsdale, Arizona, and by a grandson; Joseph Cain, He is survived by his wife Merelda; by two sons Eldon (Ruth) Shinkle of Tooele, Utah and Les (Nanette) Shinkle of Idaho Falls, Iduho; and g by two daughters Gail (Paul) of Federal Way, Washington, and Kathleen (Fred) Cain of Orem, Utah; by 21 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, June 25 at 1 1 a.m. at Berg Mortuary of Provo, 185 E. Center St., Provo. Friends may call on Monday, June 24, 2002 from 6:30-p.m. or at Berg Mortuary one hour before the funeral. Interment will be in the Orem City Cemetery, The family expresses special thanks to the kind, caring nurses and aides 1 , loved school 1 and Seminary. V . games. He loved his roaches even during summer workouts. le leaves for a little V while his sisters Churlono and Emily and brother Spencer, his ; When he missed class he t ,". wus always at the Seminary building talking about mission ary stxries und scriptures. lie loved his friends dearly, He loved to go four wheeling to Nutty Putty Caves and movies with them. Hi' loved foul hall and was a proud BYU Cougar fun. He bus played since he was 9 years old He was excited to he u part of t he team, und would play any position just lo be in the game. He got his Ietlermon's jacket in foothiill last year. He spent countless hours leaching Scneer football before Spencer was very big They made quite the team, He even put, up with his mom cheering ut all the a Z. ji very proud futhcr, Jeffrey Hunt, and his liest friend, his mom, Stephanie Hunt; grandparents Kay (Jodie Hunt, Linda Hunt, Gury and O'luh Peay, whom he adored, uncles Andrew Hunt, Sfott (Juna) Peay, Kevin (Shelley) Pony, Christiun (Murgo) Peay, Todd (Florence) Peay iind minis Amy (Ron) Abrams and Stacy Peay, plus many cousins who knew Adam was the most i fun.. He was an active member in The Church of Jesus Christ of . Latter-daSaints und was serving as a priest in the legrund Ward, With the help of his friends, he y wus able to turn In his Eagle Scout project while he was a patient at Primary Children's Hospital, which would make Steve Barlow proud. Hu worked very hard at everything in life. His , spirit Is huge. His fumily wishes to thank the couches who started CPR and the medics who helpedvund all the countless doctors and nurses at the University of Utah ICU and Primary Childruh s Hospitul who worked so hard to save his life. We are grateful. His mom and dad still know he has more courage, fight and heart than anyone else and pray that they can do the Mom, same, I love you, pal Funeral, services will be held Monday, June 24, 2002 at 12 p.m., ut the Legrand Ward, 1078 S. McClellund Street. (1040 East) Friends muy cull Sunday evening from p.m. at Lerkin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple, und Monday from a.m. prior to services ut the ward, Interment: Suit Lake City Cemetery, 6-- 10:30-11:4- 5 Clinton Dennis Parkinson Veda Hawkins Darling 8 from VistaCare. , Veda Hawkins Darling, age 90, of Spanish Fork pussed nway Thursday, June 20, 2002 at her son's home in b Payson. Veda was born November 14, . ,:. Jamie Pearl Down Jessica Ruth Down Our beautiful twin daughters are together again. Jamie Pearl Bown passed away prior to birth. Jessica Ruth Bown was born June 14, 2002, and lived one short memorable week. Jessica passed away June 21, 2002. Jamie and Jessica are survived by their parents John and Pearl Bown of American Fork. They are also survived by their three brothers Daniel, Michael, and Nicholas. Jamie and Jessica were loved by many family members including their grandparents Elmo and Ruth Jenks of Boise, Idaho, and Bruce and Carol Bown of Orem. We will all miss them. Services for Jamie were held on June 19, 2002, at the American Fork cemetery. Services for Jessica will be held Monday, June 24, 2002, at 10:30 a.m., also at the American Pork cemetery. . . 1911 in Ben- Elijah and Lily Hone Hawkins. She married El wood Henry (Bud) Darling on February fi, 19H2. They were sealed in the Suit Lake Temple September 30, Veda - Veda y . jamin, Utah to 1936. Veda was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ 'of Latter-daSaints, She spent nearly her entire active life pluying the organ und piano for church services und various church activities. She would bear her testimony of the gospel through the playing of church hymns. Veda is survived hy two sons and one daughter: Clair II. (Rheu) Darling of Spanish Fork, Roliert E. (Karen) Darling of Payson. Shirley (Bluir) Bradford of Sulem; 15 grandchildren, .11 und five attended elementary school in Benjamin and High School in Spanish Fork. Veda was probably best known for her service as Spanish Fork City Libruri-an- . She helped children und families with their reading needs for over 20 years ut the library. Veda also had a passion for knitting and crocheting. She made many beautiful hand works of art for her many family and friends.'She would often crochet a beautiful baby afghan and donate it for fund raising activities. was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers, and one sister. Funeral services will be Mona.m. in day, June 24, 2002 ut the Spanish Fork West Stake Center, ,')00 N. 650 West. Friends muy cull on Sunday evening from p.m. ut the Walker Mortuary, 187 South Main, Spanish Fork, and on Monday at the church from 9 45 to 10:45 a.m. prior to the services. Interment will be in the Spunish Fork City 1 1 Cemetery, Clinton Dennis Parkinson pussed on from this life Friday, June 21 in his home In Lindon, Utuh. His release from his painful bout with pancreatic cancer came just Ave weeks after his diagnosis. (Hint was Isirn November 7, 1943 to Jumes Ezra Parkinson and Eliza-Inrt- h Arvilla Orr In Rexburg, Idaho as tho youngest of 9 children. He served an LDS mission in Northern California. He married Wilma Turpin on August 25, 1967 and later they were sealed in the Idaho Fulls temple. lie earned un associate degree from Hicks College, a Bachelor of Business Engineering from Iduho State University while working at the INEL site. He then started in. Real Estate and opened his own Real Estate office, he spent the rest of his career as a Real Estate broker and property manager. Clint had a big heart and was very lovable. He was a great handyman und the type of person who could be and was culled on often for help or advice, He wns a lover of the outdoors, of fishing, hunting, and the mountains. He had a special way of passing that appreciation to others. He was very Involved In the scouting program, He loved snowmoblllng, and in that realm was considered by some "the youngest 58 year old" they knew. He always made time for his family and has provided a lifetime of wonderful memories for them and all his friends. He had an Irresistible fun personality, Clint is survived by his loving wife, five children: Cameron (Mur- lone) Parkinson of Spanish Fork, Ut,; Andrea (Matthew) McAllister of Highland, 'Ut,; Tony, Daniel, and Lisa Parkinson all of Lindon, Ut,; and 7 beautiful grandchildren. He toyed his family and will be sorely missed until reunited again with them for eternity. We love you Dad, A viewing will be held Monday, June 24, 2002, from 6-- 8 p.m. ut the Lindon Stake Center, located at 1050 E. 100 North, Lindon, Utah. The funeral service will be held at the same location Tuesduy, June 25, 2002 at 10:30 a.m., preceded by a viewing beginning at 9 a.m. I obituary: FEES Daily Herald charges I ies Death notices, brief items decearwd and the ing It home involved, however, run Charge and must be placed luneral home T( FAMILY MORTUARIES obituaridentify- luneral free ol by Die The Daily Herald obituary rales are as follows $1786 per inch, $10 per For lurlher mtormalico call You may also t Mail lo . rjhoMphotheraifc'1ra com fax3!)fr3011 ' Wc arc proud to announce our new web site located at: VERTICAL BLINDS MB WOOD BUNDS f-- H t CRYSTAL PLEATS li Send Condolences Request Information Information MINI-BUN- D S5M PLEATED SHADES 495 So. 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