| Show Obituaries Junior Frank Stewart Edna Standard-Examine- r Gerald LeRoy Perry On May 15 1999 i i Herman H Markos WARREN - Junior Frank Stewart ded Monday May 17 199 at hs home after a long illness of Pulmonary Fibro- the Lord caled home one ot his very finest Gerald LeRoy ferry son of Rebecxa and Heber LeRoy Perry was bom Brady Nov 10 1902 in Ogden raised in Slater- vii'e — sis He was bom t ren the 5th son Of J Frank and Utah He was later Utah by his foster parents William and B'anche Smout He married Patricia Brown 13 on Aug 1955 Together they brought into this world two and one daughter His life centered OGDEN around his fami- naturalist and gentle spirit he was a lover and protector of animals and his environment Family summers were spent ly A of kind traipsing through the wilderness where the lessons of life's simple pleasures unfolded The warmth of the i sun s caress on a brisk morning the relaxing song of a mountain stream or the stunning beauty of the setting sun touching the sky with fire were our gifts to enjoy and he was a master at capturing his world on canvas or a sketch pad A skilled archer and fisherman seldom was the big one the one that got away Music making was one of his many talents Never again will we hear the sound of a banjo that we won't reminisce of shaded times listening to him pluck the strings of his favored instrument A retiree of the Southern Pacific Railroad he served in the Korean War and was also a published writer who generously seasoned his works with humor Following the golden rule was the rule Pursuit of a better education and an honest day’s work for an honest day's pay were valued traits He had an uncanny ability to always find the best that one had to offer and to inspire those about him to seek and finely hone their own forte It can be said that this remarkable man truly made his world a better place to be He is survived by his wife daughter Deborah (Don) Criswell sons Daniel (Shirley) Perry and David (Alice) Perry 12 grandchildren and nine great He is also survived by a grandchildren sister Shirley (Ronald) Smout two half brothers Mike (Dawn) Mitchell Texas Marshall (Leisa) Mitchell Texas one half-sistMichelle (Rich) Heron Flon-d- a 15 nieces and nephews and several aunts uncles and cousins He was preceded in death by his parents foster parents and one brother Ray Perry The family wishes to express their sincere thanks for the wonderful care given by Dr Eberhard Dr O'Bayoshi and Medical Assistant Anette of Herefordshire Family Physicians and the nursing staff of McKay Dee Hospital 5th Medical Unit Funeral services will be held at the graveside at Myers Evergreen Memorial Park 100 Monroe Blvd Ogden on Thursday May 20 1999 at 2 p m with Bishop Ronald R Smouth officiating Friends may call on Wednesday from pm and Thursday from 12 0 p m‘ at Myers Mortuary in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd Marie Jensen Crossman BRIGHAM CITY - Marie Jensen Crossman 73 beloved wife mother grandmother sister aunt and friend returned to Father in Heaven on Saturday May 15 1999 from complications of respiratory failure surrounded by her loved ones was Marie born March 23 1926 in Salt Lake City Utah the daughter of Kennetn Soren and Rose Keller Jensen She attended schools Herman H Markos age 81 died in his sleep on Friday May 14 1999 at his home He was born February 20 1918 in Ogden to Harry and Frosini Houlis Markos He was reared in Farr West Utah where he attended elementary school He had also lived in Marriott Utah He graduated from Weber High School and Weber Junior College He was In the military during World War II serving with the 757 Tank Battalion in the North African and Italian Theaters of Operation Herman married the love of his life Argie Chocas in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 27 1947 Argie died October 22 1985 He had been employed in the wholesale confection and tobacco industry He had also worked for the Marquardt Corporation Hercules Incorporated and Jetway Systems where he retired as a purchasing agent Herman was a Greek Orthodox Christian He was a past president of the 757 Tank Battalion Veteran's Association and a member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No 719 Ogden He was also a member of Unity Lodge No 18 Free and Accepted Masons Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry Orient of Utah Scottish Rite Club bf Utah El Kalah Temple of the Shrine Salt Lake City The Ogden Shrine Club and was a past Associate Guardian of Bethel 2 International Order of Jobs Daughters He was a Past Vice Commander of Baker Merrill Post No 9 American Legion and a past member of the Salt Lake Chapter of the Purchasing Management Association Herman was an avid gardener enjoyed fishing and had traveled extensively in the United States Australia and Europe He was preceded in death by his parents and sister Anastasia Papa-georg- e Surviving are three daughters and one son and their spouses Rebecca and Thomas Hutchison Palmdale Calif Harriette and Ronald Roadman Andrew and Murrysville Pennsylvania Debra Markos Gig Harbor Wash Alexis and Terrance Davis Layton nine grandchildren whom he loved dearly Kristine Michael and Andrea Hutchison Jason and Adrian Roadman Jessica and Kassandra Markos and Zackery and Kate Davis Herman is also survived by three brothers George Markos Plain City Chris Markos Clinton Jim Markos Ogden Also surviving are two special nephews and two special nieces whom he shared a small home with when he lived In Farr West James Papageorge Harry Papageorge and Mary Kogianis all of Farr West and Florence Blosser Sunnyside Wash Funeral services will be held Wednesday May 19th at 1 pm at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration 674 42nd Street Friends may call at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd on Tuesday from 6 to 8 pm where Prayer Service will be held at 8 pm Interment Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd Contributions may be made to the establishment of the World War II Veterans Memorial Fund Charlotte Francom Stewart in Bngham City Utah and graduated from Box Elder High School 1947 she married City 16 1999 She was bom Ju'y 25 1908 in Ammon oaho fo John and Bertha Hofrman Biatter She was the last surviving member of her family In 1927 Edna graduated Seminary from and Weber sons kIrfW Plain School On January 18 her sweetheart Charles Crossman They were sealed in the Logan LDS Temple on July 25 1967 An active member of the LDS Church she served as a Primary teacher in the Young Women and as a Visiting Teacher She loved her work in retail and had been a waitress at Maddox Ranch House Forsgrens Ladies Wear Bob's Drug and the job for which she was most widely known--a- s a sales clerk at Blocks Clothing Store In later years she served as a volunteer at Brigham City Community Hospital She loved to do things for others and was always eager to help where she could Her husband Charlie was the most important person in her life along with her children grandchildren and brothers and sisters She loved gardening and was always eager to give starts of her beautiful roses to her neighbors She was an avid Jazz fan and never missed watching a game One of her favorite hobbies was making scrapbooks and collecting poetry She especially loved the poems and essays written by her children and grandchildren She had a great sense of humor and was always ready with a quick )oke or limerick She was probably best known for her wonderful homemade meals and specially her bread and pies She is survived by her husband Charlie sons Bill (Donna) Crossman and John Crossman both of Brigham City daughter Cathi (Craig) Stangar of Idaho Falls Idaho She also has 11 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren She is also survived by her brother Allen L Jensen of Brigham City sister Connie Craft of Las Vegas Ann Jensen of St and a George She was preceded in death by her parents a sister Erma and a brother eland Funeral services will be held Wednesday May 19 1999 at the Brigham City Fifteenth Ward 203 West 200 North at 11 00 am with Bishop Alan sister-in-la- Wright officiating The family will visit with friends from 6 fo 8 p m on Tuesday and on Wednesday from 9 45 to 10 30 am at the Myers Mortuary 205 South 100 East Brigham City Interment will be in the Brigham City Cemetnry Holladay - Charlotte Francom StewMay 15 1999 after celebrating her 104th birthday with her family and friends She was born Apnl 15 1895 in Pay-so- n art passed away Saturday a Utah daughter John and of Deli- lah Holder Fran- com She married Ezra Wall Stewart on June He later yrs went back and earned his Chartered Life Underwriter Degree He was a licensed real estate agent He served as an Army TECSGT during WWII in Korea He married his high school sweetheart Donna Chatelain May 15 1947 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He was a lifelong member of the Warren Ward serving in many positions including 25 years in the Bishopric and 10 years as Bishop He with his counselors accomplished many things such as purchasing a Stake Farm building a new church and a bowery at the ward park He enjoyed and participated in basketball softball golf and fishing and many other sporting activities He also sponsored and coached many teams He was voted Outstanding Young Farmer and served as Vice President and President of the Weber County Farm Bureau and Director of Weber Central Dairy He was the owner of a dairy farm in Warren He was a Weber County bus driver District Manager for Farm Bureau and Country Mutual Lite Insurof Mutual Benefit ance Insurance Agency and owner of Boots Brims and Britches Western Wear Store Junior had many friends and was a positive influence to the lives of all individuals that he came into contact with in his life He is survived by his wife Donna his daughter Susan her children Zac Jed and Andrea Christensen His son his children Tiffany Mindy Craig Shenille Nicole and Shaylee His daughter Orleta Lang her children Rebecca and Paul Fredrick Also surviving are his brothers Clyde Lynn John and Lee Stewart He is also survived by nine He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother Ellis and a nephew William Funeral services will be held on Thursday May 20 1999 at 11 am at the Warren Ward Chapel 856 N 5900 W Warren with Bishop Scott Way-meofficiating Friends may call on p m at Myers Wednesday from 6-Mortuary in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd and on Thursday from 9 45-1- 0 45 am at the Church Interment West Warren Cemetery Ethel Christine Jensen Webb - Our loving KAYSVILLE "Mom Webb" age 99 passed away Sunday May 16 1999 at the home of her great granddaughter She was born June 20 Montpelier Idaho a daughter of Paul and Christine Peterson Jensen She married Parley W Webb De- 1899 in cember 1919 31 in Mon- He tpelier passed away February 20 Ethel was a life long resident of Kaysville and an active member of the LDS Church all her life She served in the Young Women's Organization taught Pnmary and served nine years as Pnmary President She also served in the Relief Society Presidency and as Homemaking leader for many years and was a visiting teacher for over 50 years She quilted many quilts crocheted many afghans and dolls and many other handicraft items for family and friends Surviving are one son Buster Webb Honolulu HA two granddaughters Betty (Jay) Jorgensen Kaysville Teresa Harlow Honolulu HA two grandsons Greg (Lynda) Hart Park City Brad (Mary) Hart Roy 14 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchil- Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Ezra Temple passed away on 15 services 1976 She was an LP N and cared for the elderly for several years at a local nursing home She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints and served in many leadership positions She was also a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers Charlotte loved parties and entertaining and was a wonderful cook She poetry music enjoyed gardening sports and dancing Her favorite time was spent with her family and friends She lived life to the fullest and was an inspiration to all who knew her She is survived by her daughter Maxine Robbins Layton Utah one grandson R L (Afton) Robbins Wyoming one granddaughter Jeanene (Duane) Child Roy Utah 7 t great grandchildren 13 grandchildren and one granddaughter She was preceded in death by her husband parents 9 brothers 6 sisters one and one great grandson Funeral services will be held at 11 am Thursday May 20 1999 at the Interment Kaysville City Cemetery The family wishes to give special thanks to her caregivers Tami and Alan Bailey and Chen Hart y Kem-mer- great-grea- Holladay Valley View 7thWard 2245 E 3900 So Holladay Friends and family 45 a m primay call Thursday 9 45-1or to services Interment Lindquist Washington Heights Memorial Park in Ogden Arrangements under direction ol Lindquist Layton Mortuary The family wishes to extend their gratitude to the staff of the Heriiage Park Care Center for the loving care they extended to Charlotte Obituaries 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Washington Terrace 4th Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary on Thursday from 6 to 8 p m and Friday 945 to 1045 a m Lindquist's Washington o' a fre Va basset varcra't a’ a’ Frji? Vav 10 No Mourn1 '0 vard Car Rvaa arc am v ’av ca" a Lnoou v s 400 no Va e Tsaav Kasve’c 8Mofuarv on Araesoav o rn at Parsons Jr formerly from Ogden cried May 17 1999 at tie Ogden VV'iiiam "Bill" Aeaesca of Roy Monday Regional Medical Center He was bom in Ogden Utah Sect 8 1926 son of S William and Mayme G Par- from servce TASSELL VAN © )0 45 c H t a 4$ e'oo c R of Care tv o' io servees pn at 4 on Fuf Re a O Ga'd GARDNER sepvcts or s 11 a at ner ii oe oea vVeaes oav rere rav cai s Oflae'' Mo'ioarv ana Aecnesaav 9 4$ to 6 to 8 o Tjesaav 10 He graduated married Francis Goodhffe in the Salt Lake LDS Temple They lived together for 61 years Francis died July 3 1988 Edna spent the first 15 years of her married life teaching school in Idaho During World War II she worked as a guard at Hill Air force Base When the war ended she attended Beauty School and received her operators license Later she returned to Hill Air Force Base as an accountant in the Budget Department While there Edna was recognized as a Zero Defects Employee and was awarded a Diamond Pin by the Commander of the Budget Department She retired from Hill AFB Interment S William sons re' 43 a irgrrewt Pewew e Cee’ev STICKLER - Graes oe sepvces or Pau'e a "i at St er ii‘ Det'ed Aecesaav at Hoooer Ce"'eterv CreTiat on ufoer the drecton O LirOds$ C'eatorv Fue-a- l L cau s' s Ogle Voruarv Mass o Cstari Bua tor Lou'S A ftDL R o wilt oe oed at 10 a m Aeanescav a the St Rose o Lima Cathoc Church 210 Chaoe St Friends ana m y fTiav ca'1 Tuescav 67 30 o nt a Li"Gau‘Si s Ldvtcn Mortuary 16a7 N Farte'd Ra wth oraver services at 7 30 D m inerment C ear ed C'tv Cemetery te o Ogden High School in 1944 He served in the U S Navy in World War II He worked 45 for the and the Union Pacific years OUR&D 000000000000000009009 Railroad He married the love of his life Vernona Bush on Sept 2 1948 Tneir marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple on Nov 17 1950 He was an active member of the LDS Church and served many callings He was an avid bowier golfer and fisherman He is survived by his wife a daughter and two sons T& Flower Basket Hm'Ih'ncc fnr Yaliu’ Senior Discounts 1358 Washington Blvd Ogden 399-116- 1 v ooooooooooooeooeeoooo -- "Con ip ting Sympathy ( VfA Patti (Gene) Weber West Point S William II (Rena) of Syracuse Bradley J (Jodie) of Layton He is also survived by a sister and a brother Virginia (Wendell) Rounkles of Ogden Gary (Laural) Parsons of Alaska seven grandchildren and four great grand- ) Beautifully" 621-236- — children He was preceded in death by his parents a sister and a grandson Funeral services will be held on Friday May 21 1999 at 11 am at Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd where friends may call on Thursday from 6-- 8 p m and Friday from 10-1- 0 45 a m Interment Ogden City Cemetery The family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the nurses and doctors at Ogden Regional Medical Center for their great care and vs 0 tshrfriqior Timmy'S 773-840- Flimvr Shop mi eva Opaon 0 Fnvmnafl Layton Memoiiams Memoriams are $191 per line each day they run The deadline is 3 working days prior to the day of publication For more information compassion Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd Orlan B Ormond Andrew ‘Andy Karl Ackerman RIVERDALE - Andy Ackerman was bom February 19 1948 in Orebro Sweden to Karl and Anna Ackerman He passed away Monday May 17 1999 due to injuries sustained in an automobile acci- dent On August 19 1967 he married his high school sweet- heart Bonnie Jean Stoker Andy worked for Cereal Food Processors for 33 years and served as the Union VP will miss his infectious smile Surviving are his loving wife of 32 years Bonnie of Riverdale one son and three daughters Andy 'Ace' Ackerman Jr Riverdale Angie Ackerman Clearfield Bree Ackerman Salt Lake and City Amy Ackerman Riverdale one grandson Kaleb Mark Copenhav-e- r by his father Ogden one sister Rika (Dave) Darby Kaysville and many nieces nephews brothers and Karl and wife Virginia who loved him dearly sisters-in-la- special thanks to Andy’s Jack and Iona Stoker for all their love and support over the years He was preceded in death by his A mother Anna Funeral services will be held Thurs- day at 11 Ada Myrtle Baugh Ormond He graduated from South Cache High in Orlan Hyrum then served in the US Navy for three years including three battles major Mt AFC10 Local 19 Grain Millers Andy's greatest love in life was his family which he showed by sacnficing much for their happiness He enjoyed spending his time camping in the mountains golfing and tending his yard He was an avid sports fan who had a natural athletic ability For those who knew Andy he was a friend forev- er and we OGDEN - Orlan B Ormond age 73 died Friday May 14 1999 after a couillness rageous fight with a long-terHe was born October 29 1925 in North Logan Utah to John Henry and There is a tremendous need for good families to care for Utah’s abused and neglected children You can help! Be a foster parent S CaU Nancy at during WWII He came to Ogden in 1946 He was a member of the Andy Is also survived 1973 dren Funeral services will be held Thursday May 20 1999 at 11 am at 400 No Kaysville Mortuary Main with Bishop Evan Love of the Kaysville 20th LDS Ward officiating Friends and family may call at the mortuary on Wednesday from 6 to 8 p m and on Thursday one hour prior to 1915 in Payson Utah 17 January and High School in 1943 He attended Weber State College for 3 12 Gocdliffe B WASHINGTON TERRACE - Edna B atter Goodi'fre who patiently waited upon tne w ii ot the Lord through her wiiaerness years received an honorable release from this life and was tax-e- n home on Sunday May Mary Bene Way-meStewart He attended 38 Tuesday May 18 1999 am at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd with LaMar Hirschi officiating Friends may call at the mortuary on Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and Thursday 10 fo 1045 am Interment Ben Lomond Cemetery Vivian Marie Vanderwest CLEARFIELD - Vivian Vanderwest 77 a longtime resident of Clearfield Utah passed away on 16 May 1999 She was bom in River Rouge Michigan June 25 1921 She was the daughter of Ver- non and Freda Ray She married Harold V Vanderwest of Muskegonin Michigan Bowling Green Ohio August 7 1941 who preceded her in death on December 6 1992 Vivian moved to Clearfield with Harold a career naval officer and her two children in 1957 They initially lived aboard the Naval Supply Depot (now known as the Freeport Center) Upon Harold's retirement from the military in 1959 the Vanderwest family moved into the city of Clearfield Vivian worked at several northern Utah businesses including Smith Canning company Marquardt Sperry and Hercules She also volunteered many hours at St Benedicts Hospital (now known at the Ogden Regional Medical Center) a commitment that resulted in her appointment as Director of Volunteers in 1975 Vivian is survived by her brothers Vernon of Dearborn Michigan and Jim of Las Vegas Nevada and by her children James (Joan) Vanderwest of Roy Bonnie (Tim) Branum of Clarfield one granddaughter Lisa Brouse and three Ryan Carolyn and Timothy of Clearfield At her request no memorial services will be held in compliance with her last wishes she will be cremated and quietly interred by her family The farm-lrequests no llowers 859-KID- LDS Ward Orlan worked at DDO Ogden receiving nu- merous awards and retired after 43 years of civil service As an avid outdoorsman Orlan was a member of Pioneer Pistol Club as well as a hunter and fisherman He was also a skilled machinist and mechanic Surviving are three brothers and two sisters NaRay Iowa (Anna) Ormond Des Moines Robert (Marilyn) Ormond San Ansel-mCalif Delmar (Sharon) Ormond Lodi Calif Marjorie (Keith) Dawes Clearfield and Valerie Sweeten Washington Terrace He will also be missed by his many nieces and nephews Orlan was preceded in death by his two nephparents one brother-in-laews one and one grandnephew Funeral services will be held Thursday May 20th at 1 p m at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington long-tim- for more information e o grand-niec- e Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Thursday from Noon to 12 45 pm Interment Logan City Cemetery Anthropologist expert in child behavior dies The Associated Press CHILMARK Mass - John WM Whiting a former Harvard University anthropologist and a leader of comparative studies in child development died Thursday He was 90 Whiting was known best for his work comparing child behavior and parental practices in diverse societies Among his major research projects was the “Six Cultures Study of Socialization” a comparative field study launched in 1964 in Mexico India Kenya Japan the Philippines and the United States From 1950 to 1980 Whiting conducted a seminar at Harvard focused on comparative childhood development with his wife Beatrice Whiting an emeritus professor of education and anthropology Together they founded and directed the Child Development Research Unit at the University of Nairobi in Kenya Among his other works are “Becoming a Kwoma" based on his studies in the 1930s of childhood learning in New Guinea and “Child Training and Person- ality” Kyriacos Demetriou NEW YORK - Kyriacos Dea haircutter whose barbershop was recreated in the Museum of the City of New York when he retired three years ago died Friday He was 80 Demetriou known by customers as Mr Kay took over the Broadway Barbershop in the metriou 1950s The shop founded m 1904 was the oldest in the city Newspapers and magazines described Mr Kay who gave lollipops to his younger customers and straight-razo- r shaves to his older ones as a throwback to the days before unisex salons stylists and blow-drieMr Kay’s barbershop with its old shiny appliances and a radio tuned to a classical music station was visited by numerous celebrities He told of cutting Yul Bryn-ncrhair - when the actor had hair He also trimmed and shaved Humphrey Bogart and George Gershwin Mr Kay who was bom in Cyprus but grew up in England began working as a shoeshine boy outside a barbershop in London’s West End before learning to cut hair In his 20s he won a contest selecting England's best barber He moved to New York shortly before World War II rs ’s DeDe Owens PALOS HFIGHTS III -DeDe Owens a former LPGA player and one of the country’s most popular golf teachers died Sunday a week after she had a heart attack She was 53 The LPGA said Owens was stricken while giving a lesson at Cog Hill Golf and Country Club in Lemont on May 9 Owens an LPGA member for 29 years was honored as LPGA Teacher of the Year twice and Midwest Teacher of the Year five times She had been teaching at Cog Hill since 1977 |
