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Show Emery County Progress Castle Dale, Utah Tuesday June 22, 2004 7A Obituaries Lloyd Hunt Stan Truman A Big Man With a Big Kind Heart 1975. Stan felt a stronglove for the outdoors, camping, fishing, horseback riding always with his family, whom he loved to tease. His quick wit and humor will be dearly missed by his family and many friends. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Karen, of Ferron and three children and their1 spouses, Loretta and Ralph Nielson of Huntington, Rick and Julie Truman of Cleveland, Kaylene and Mike Bohling of Ferron, 12 grandchildren and three Also survived by brother Kay and his wife Judy Truman of Huntington and Ronald Robertson of Magna and many nieces and nephews, all who dearly loved him and by whom he will be deeply missed. Funeral services were held Fri. June 11 at 11 a.m. in the great-grandson- s. Huntington Stake Center. A public viewing was held Thursday evening at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Burial was in the Huntington Cemetery Member of Catholic Church. Served in the U.S. Army during World War II. Longtime resident of East Carbon, where he helped start the American Legion. Retired member UMWA Kaiser Steel Local 9938. Lloyd's greatest love was for his family and grandchildren. He enjoyed riding his Harley and working on cars, especially his 1 927 Model T vv hieh won numer- ous awards, trophies and recognition throughout the state. In 1968, Lloyd started Hunt's Dismantlers and, over the years, he enjoyed working alongside his family. Lloyd loved working on and building race cars, which he raced on many dirt tracks in Utah with his sons and many longtime friends. Survived by his wife, Edna Hunt, East Carbon; sons. Randy (Cari) Hunt, East Carbon; Jeff wonderful years together. Carene passed awav on Jan. 5, (Karee) Hunt, Sunnyside; daughter-in-laJodie Love, East Carbon; brothers, Ross (Jan) Hunt, Orem; Mike Hunt and Horace Hunt, California: Gilbert Hunt, Washington; 12 grandchil- dren and four Preceded in death by parents; sons, Karl and Mark Hunt; and grandson, Randy Hunt. Funeral service Tues., June 22, 11 a. m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's one hour prior to Interment, Valley Sunnyside. n. ser-vic- e. View-Cemeter- Grace y Hawkins Motte, age 67, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, passed away June 19, 2004 in Price. She was born Feb. 1, 1937 in Wellington to Floyd and Virginia Draper Hawkins. Beverly married Lawrence Motte Dec. 9, Dawn Leamaster HUNTINGTON - Our beloved daughter, sister, aunt and friend, Faye Dawn Leamaster, passed away June 15,2004. Dawn was born Dec. 20, 1 955 to Reid A. Fon and Ramona She was a faithful member of School. the LDS Church, where she served in numerous callings. Above all else, she loved her family. She was a wonderful homemaker and loved to cook and enjoyed collecting recipes. She and her family spent many happy hours at their cabin. Beverly is survived by her husband, Lawrence; her children, Larry Motte of Price, Merlene and Curt Archibald of Spanish Fork and Darlene and Chris Evans of Tremonton; nine grandchildren; brother, B.J. Hawkins; and sisters, Helen Syme and Carol Blackburn. She was preceded in death by her She was a gifted writer, leaving many touching poems for family and friends. Survived by father; sister, Susan (Vernon) Childs; brother, many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by mother; brothers, Vic and Del Leamaster. Graveside service will be Tues., June 22, at 1 1 a.m. at the Huntington City Cemetery. The family would like to express their sincere thanks to her BURBANK, Klymett June dear friend, Kip Crocker, and to Donna Scott for the many hours spent with Dawn until her to SLOW and STOP before the light turns red. Many crashes occur due to people DOWN rushing to beat the yellow light. age 91, died Sat., 2004, at his home in Hill, 12, Burbank, Calif. He was born Feb. 1, 1913 in Sunnyside, the son of George and Jennie (McMullin) Hill. He was employed at Loekheed-R&Hydraulics Mechanics. He is survived by three sons, Morris Hill, Burbank, Calif; Douglas L. Hill, Burbank, Calif.; Frank Hill, LaCanada, Calif.; The weekly deadline for submitting items for Happenings is Friday at noon rM0RRIS-W0RLE- ews and dear friends. Funeral service, Thurs., June 24, 11 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Wednesday evening from 7 to S p.m. and Thursday one hour prior to service. Interment, Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Rocky Mountain Hospice and Home Care, 60 E. 100 North, Price, UT 84501. grandchildren and 52 great- grandchildren. He was preceded in death by wife of 59 years, Frank Edra Liddell; a daughter Carolyn Karlinsey; and son, Howard Hill. Funeral was June 16, under the direction of Calif. BUNDERSON Y' Monument Quality Service, Indoor Showroom Home appointments N, PEOPLE WHO DONT O TAKES CARE OF THEM? CALL ME FOR A FREE PROTECTION REVIEW. m Tracy Wilcox 71 S. Center Street, Castle Dale, Utah 381-289- instate oiTre in good hands. 5 Thank you Castle Dale City for your support of the Emery County 4-program. Special thank you to Mayor Neal Peacock Councilman Jack Rogers H Councilman Danny Whiteleather Councilperson Kollette Cologie Councilman Joel Dorsch Councilman Brad Giles from, Emery County Horse 4-- H nology degree program was officially discontinued in the Spring Semester of 2004, CEU is still obligated to offer the MINT courses needed for any students who are matriculated in the Mine Safety or Mine Supervisory Associate of Applied Science degree programs. If jou are a Mining Technology Major at CEU, and wish to complete your degree, please contact one of these CEU employees before July 15, 2004. Michelle C. Fleck, Dean of Professional & Applied Technology Education michelle.fleckceu.edu Edee McKinney, Professional & Applied Technology Division Assistant 613-525- edee.mckinneyceu.edu 613-520- jan.youngceu.edu 381-519- 2 and apprecration to everyone that acknowledge his death with flowers, cards and food He would like to give special thanks to the staff at the Harmony and also the staff at Castle Country Care Center for the short time he was there. Steve and Diana Oherto Steven Least OBerto House AUCTION 7,141.0? Acres of Mounbun This is Rita and she is SATURcky, excited to be joining the Cellular One team again. Wow I can't believe how things have changed. Better rates! Better Phones! Better Networking! Come in and see us. Rita - Bambi - Billie or Mark and let us show you why Cellular One is the next best way to m-y- CELUULARK1I 125 S. Hwy M-- F 8-- 6, 55 637-444-0 Sat 9-- 5 LancI July 17, at 11:00 613-528- Jan Young, Director of Academic RecordsRegistrar 530 E. Main, Castle Dale 637-440- 0, The family of Join 3. Least OBerto wouldTile to express thanks COLLEGE OF CEU MINING DEGREE STUDENTS Although the College of Eastern Utahs Mining Tech- Price Thank you v Eastern Utah Eckerman-Heisma- n Funeral Service. Committal sendee was in Glen Haven Memorial Park in Burbank, MONUMENTS .45W100 AGENT-WH- Grivet, Diamondville, Vyo., and Harry (Ruth) Grivet, Cheyenne, Wyo.: and many loving nieces, neph- Home Appointments HAVE AN John brothers, sister, Beth Robb of Orem; 25 Calif.-Willi- am D etery. A yellow light means friend to many. He was an excellent historian and movie taker, who filmed the buffalo transplant to the Henry Mountains in 1941 and 1942 from Yellowstone Park. George was larger than life and dedicated himself to whatever cause he undertook. Survived by his daughter, Lorna deRuyter, and granddaughter, Bernadette deRuyter, both of San Francisco, Calif.; sister, Anne Sneddon, Ogden; William Hill Brett (Natalie) Leamaster; son, Danny; and brother, Wesley Hawkins. Funeral services will be Wed., June 23, 1 1 a.m. at the old Wellington LDS Chapel. The viewing will be Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will be in the Wellington City Cem- 2001. After a first job as a gopher for a Helper garage, George joined the Helper Furniture Company in 1937, where he worked as an employee and coowner for 45 years. George found time to also work for 32 years as a fireman and engineer for the Rio Grande Railroad. In his spare time, George was an active member of the Carbon County Senior Citizens Center, director of the Castle Country ARR member Rio Grande Veterans Club, president of Scofield Reservoir Campsite for the past 30 years and life member Price Elks Lodge 1550. He was very involved in the beginning days of the Carbon Emery Fish & Game Association. During the last 21 years, George volunteered at the senior center in Price, where he was printer of the monthly newsletter. For his years of dedicated sen-iceGeorge was awarded a community service award in 1992 from the governor. George was a hard worker, loyal, cheerful, a practical joker, fisherman, hunter and , Kinder Leamaster. Graduated from Emery High 1957. X Anton and Mary Grivet. To find work, Anton moved the family to Standardville, an extinct coal camp up Spring Canyon Road, where George spent his early years. In April 1929, George married Carene Woodward in Price, where they shared 72 N.M. Beverly Motte PRICE-Beverl- northern Italian immigrants Romero Hunt. Married Edna Robles March 20, 1950 in Raton, Truman. He married Karen as Justice Court Judge since - George K. Grivet, a colorful part of Carbon County history, passed peacefully on Saturday, June 19, 2004, in his 94th year. He was born Nov. 6, 1909 in Rock Springs, Wvo., the son of PRICE great-grandfath- FERRON-Stanle- v William Truman, age 64, returned home to his Heavenly Father June 7, 2004 in Provo with his family by his side. He was born April 23, 1940 in Huntington to Arthur Leslie and Olive Staker Leah Huff Oct. 2, 1939 in the Manti LDS Temple. He served for 17 years in law enforcement in Salt Lake City, serving as Chief of Police for South Salt Lake and as a detective for the Salt Lake County Police Department. He returned to Emery County and has served George Grivet EAST CARBON - Our wonderful husband, father, grandfather and Lloyd Hunt, age 76, the last of the legends, passed away June 16, 2004 in Price. 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