| Show rs Standard-Examin- Obituaries er Gerald LeRoy Perry Garner She Young Universi- centered life around his fami- naturalist of kind and gentle spirit he was a lover and protector of animals and his environment Family summers were spent traipsing through the wilderness where the lessons of life's simple pleasures A unfolded The warmth of the sun's caress on a brisk 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 ha 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 shared times listening to him pluck the morning P stnngs of his favored instrument A retiree of the Southern Pacific Railroad he served in the Korean War and was also a published wnter 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 clay's pay were valued traits He had an uncanny ability to always find the best that one had to offer and to inspire tnose 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 grandchildren He is also survived by a sister Shirley (Ronald) Smout two half brothers Mike (Dawn) Mitchell Texas Marshall (Leisa) Mitchell Texas one Michelle (Rich) Herrin Florida 15 nieces and nephews and sev- aunts uncles and cousins He was preceded in death by his parents foster parents and one brotheral er Ray Perry The family wishes to express their sincere thanks for the wonderful care given by Dr Eberhard Dr O'Bayoshl and Medical Assistant Annette 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 pm with Bishop Ronald R Smout officiating Fnends may call on Wednesday from pm and Thursday from 12:30-1:3- 0 p m at Myers Mortuary in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd J Russell ‘Russ Hoffman OGDEN Russ Hoffman passed away Tuesday May 18 1999 at his home after a valiant physical struggle with cancer Rusa was bom July 4 1914 ton Utah where his family man- In Up- and Mary Wilson Russ married Dean Dorthy Hoggan on Jan- from BYU On May 23 1953 ValDeane married Clair James Garner In the Salt Lake Temple with Spencer W Kimball performing the marriage and sealing She retired from the Internal Revenue Service as a Training Assistant She was an active member of the North Ogden 1st Ward and has held many church positions throughout her life She was a leader In the MIA youth group and achieved the Golden Glea-mAward She loved music and was the Relief Society Chorister for many years as well as the Ward Music Chairperson She traveled with her husband Clair during his military service in California and Washington They lived in San Mateo California before returning to North Ogden where she and Clair have enjoyed living tor 36 years She was a member of DUP acting as camp Captain of the Myrtle Rent Sau-hcamp She was a member of the North Ogden Civic League and supported its functions and benefits She was a member of La Dianaeda Sorority at Weber State College and valued those friendships at the time ot her death ValDeane had many friends and had a special influence on many of their lives Surviving is her husband Clair James Gamer North Ogden two sons and two daughters Kevin and his wife Gerl Garner Ogden Kelly L Garner Colorado Karen and Mike Lulow Pleasant View Kristine and Ron Garrard West Point Also surviving are five ValDeane Is survived by grandchildren three sisters Laverne Davis Arlene Humphrey and Joan Riley She was preceded In death by her parents Funeral services will be held Friday May 21 1999 at 1 pm at the North Ogden 1st Ward 2600 N 600 E North Ogden with Bishop Dee Johnson officiating Friends may call at the Myers Mortuary ot Ogden 845 Washington Blvd on Thursday May 20 from pm and on Friday from 5 pm at the church Interment North Ogden Cemetery 6-- 8 11:45-12:4- Mildred “Millie” Jeanett Bullard Blazich James and Ranger Cla-r- a Bui- - ” lard She married Nicholas Mickey Blazich January 10 1947 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple She preceded him in death Russ graduated from Central High School and attended Weber College where he studied business and accounting He was prominent in the Ogden business community where he worked in retail men’s clothing sporting wear design and more recently real estate sales He began hls career at Norm Simm's Hat Store in the old Brimm's Hotel on 25th Street and Washington Blvd He also worked in his early years as a bookkeeper for Frank Edwards Co and Elizabeth Hurst Flower Shop and made menus for Alexander's Cafe In 1933 he went to work for the RM Hoggan Co where he became manager and stayed until that business was acquired by Block's After a few years with Blocks he went to work for a short time as a product consultant for Browning Arms Co An avid outdoors- man Russ enjoyed this work immensely He eventually left Browning to work as a manufacturer's representative for J Schoenemann covering the States Following his retirement from Schoenemann he joined his wife Dean in the real estate business for Webber Realty and then Caldwell Banker where they worked together in until 1995 He served as President and State Director of Ogden Jaycee's President and District Governor of Ogden Exchange Club and director of the Ogden Coif & Country Club Russ was a veteran of Worid War II having served In Germany and Austria during the occupation Heidi Surviving are his four children: Trehame Bedford Texas John (Linda) Hoffman Farmington Bob (Barbara) Hoffman Bountiful Mary Jane (Michael) Smith Hamden CT 17 grandchildren and 11 Russ was preceded In death by his wife and one grandson Funeral services will be held Friday May 21st at 3 pm at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Thursday from 8 to 8 pm and Friday 1:45 to 2:45 pm Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd In lieu of flowers the family suggest the American and the and Syracuse Jaren BlaHoward Phillips zich brother-in-laMesa Ariz sisters Dorothy (Val) Janu-sh- a Aggie Bullard Marge Bullard all of Mesa Arlz sister-in-laRose Kaminski Utica Ml She was preceded In death by her husband Nicholas M Blazich brothers Chuck Leonard George Robert OJ Jr Bullard father OJ Bullard mother Clara Bullard and sister Marion Phillips There will be no formal services In fieu of flowers the family requests do- nations be made to the Huntsman Cancer Institute 2000 East North Campus Drive Attn Development Office Salt Lake City Utah 84115 Funeral directors Myers Mortuary of Roy D VanAllen Bernice D VanAllen 89 died Tuesday May 18 1999 at her home of heart failure She was bom September 9 1909 In Pierre South Dakota a daughter of Louise Milbum OGDEN Bernice married Viron F Shumaker in South Huron Dakota They were later divorced Bernice married David K VanAllen In 1945 In Huron South David Dakota died In April of 1977 was work Surviving are four sons Lawren Anaheim Calif Schumaker Gary Schumaker Boise Idaho David VanAllen Longmont Colo Scott VanAllen Ogden nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Bernice was preceded in death by several brothers and sisters The family will greet friends at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd on Friday May 21st from 6 to 8 his Illness Lindquist's daughter Sandy (Reed) Facer son Jerry (Becky) Williams all of Malad n Lee Ann Idaho three (Bruce) Wood Steven (Laura) Wood both of Salt Lake City and Robin (Todd) Jex Morgan He is also survived by a brother Sidney S (Laura) Williams Salt Lake City a sister KathMalad Idaho and erine Williams mother-in-laLeona Williams Malad Idaho He will be sorely missed by his grandchildren Misty Lance Nicole Brody Kimberly and Jordan and by his 11 Funeral services will be held Thursday May 20 1999 at 12 noon In the Malad LDS Stake Chapel 400 N 200 W Friends may call at the Bensort-Horsle- y Funeral Home 132 W 300 N tonight from 6-- pm and on Thursday at the funeral home from 1030-11:3- 0 am Buriai will be in the Malad City Cemetery Arlene Beth Ravenberg Vit Arlene Beth Ravenberg Vit born April 17 1941 In Ogden Utah where she lived for 38 years She moved to Everett Washington In 1979 She died at the age of 58 on Tuesday May 11 1999 Arlene was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints She had been involved with this church doing many different roles choir director organist pianist and mu- teacher er Railroad Car and accompanied Thlokol rocket motors to Cape Canaveral He was an avid NASCAR fan and loved spending time with his family Surviving are his wife of Roy four sons and two daughters Craig (Becky) Robert Farley Ogden Our beloved brother and friend Rob- ert Farley Ogden Eschler Jonathan West Valley City Gregory Walz Eschler Roy Victor William II (Paulette) Eschler Ogden Neale T (Kathy) Wooters Kingwood Texas Vicki Lynne (Scott) Healy Kearns Eloween Adell Ivey Roseville Calif 19 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren Melvin is also survived by five sisters Ellen pan) Kunz Pocatello Idaho Sarah Beth Eschler and Rose (Richard) Hail both of Bountiful Vera Eccles Ogden Lois Martin Bountiful He was preceded In death by one son Melvin Jay Eschler grandson Timothy Lee Eschler granddaughter Amanda Lynn Eschler and his parents Victor and Ruby Eschler Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Thursday from 6 to 8 pm and Friday Noon to 12:45 pm age 49 passed away May 17 1999 in Ogden Robert was born August 7 1949 in Salt Lake City Utah the son of A Roland and Win- t Ogden Robert started his career as a dishwasher for Marriott the Corp and advanced to a consultant lor several International airline caHis terers assignments Included Russia Great Britain China and France Animals 'extreme' travel and substantive newspapers were his passions Bob's generosity and community service will be remembered by many Robert was a kind loving individual who was respected and admired by all who knew pm Cremation under the direction of Crematory Ufl4¥ Include Geraldine (Evan) Christensen John Ogden Deborah (Bob) Jensen Jim Ogden and Barbara Ogden He was preceded in death by both his parents and his sister Jeanne Funeral services will be held Friday May 21 1999 at 11:00 am at the Holbrook Mortuary 3251 South 2300 East where friends may call one hour prior to the services Interment: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Funeral D- Bessie Manning Workman OGDEN died Wednesday May 19 1999 in Logan of causes Incident to age Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 3 pm at the Myers Mortuary 845 Washington Blvd in Ogden Friends may call at the mortuary on pm Saturday from Interment Ben Lomond Cemetery SAO PAULO Brazil - Alfredo Dias Gomes author of some of Brazil’s best soap operas and the screenplay for the only Brazilian film to win the Cannes Film Festival’s top award died Tuesday in a car crash He was 77 Dias Gomes wrote the screen play for “O Pagador de Promes-sas- ” (The Payer of Vows) which in 1962 won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival Perhaps the best known of his several highly popular soap operas was “Roque Santeiro” which was banned by the country’s military regime in the 1970s because it painted an unflattering picture of an army colonel In memoriam WASHINGTON TERRACE - Edna Blatter Goodliffe who patiently waited upon the will of the Lord through her wilderness years received an honorable release from this life and was tak- on 16 1999 She was bom July 25 1908 in Ammon Idaho to John and Bertha Hoffman Blatter She was the last surviving member of her family Edna married Francis Goodliffe 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 Is not so much trie world outside trial makes us slori or smile Is more the thouohts within our hearts that makes life seem worthwhile Often on a day like this It May It I wonder if you could guess how many times the thought of you has brought us happiness Although vour smile Is gone forever and your hands we cannot touch still we have so many memories of a son we love so much Your memory is our keepsake with which we will never part God has you In his keeping we have you in our heart It's been 5 long years! We love vou Dad Mom Jarek Rvker and Family Funeral services will be held Friday 11 am at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd with Bishop Richard S Shepherd of the Washington Terrace 4th Ward officiating Friends may call at the mortuary on Thursday from 6 to 8 pm and Friday 9:45 to 10:45 am at Interment Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd Funerals compete for world titles Gold- man represented the United States from 1969 to 1974 winning world championships in 1970 1971 and 1979 and mixed teams in 1972 Goldman taught bridge and supported the game through Internet sites as well as writing several books on the game Survivors include a son a daughter and two sisters Joseph F Smith PHILADELPHIA - Joseph F Smith a former congressman state senator and Philadelphia Democratic Party chairman died Friday of respiratory failure He was 80 Smith once satisfied labor leaders who questioned his decision to run for Congress on the Republican ticket by saying “Look I’m Joe Smith today I was Joe Smith yesterday and I’ll be Joe Smith tomorrow” He was elected to the state Senate in 1970 where he served for 10 years He spent 15 years in Congress after a special election to fill a vacant seat He lost the seat to Rep Thomas M Fog-liet- ta when reapportionment' forced them to run against each other without a structured format Obituaries are available at $191 per line Photos and are additional symbols Obituaries must be received by 5 PM the day prior' to publication 2 PM Friday for Saturday's paper 4 PM for Friday Sunday's paper All obituary notices will be confirmed by the attending mortuary To place an obituary call (801) or fax to (801) 625-439- Funeral servlets for Orlan B OrORMOND mond will ba held Thursday at 1 pm al Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary whera friends may call Thursday Irom Noon lo 12 45 Pm Interment Logan City Cemetery Funeral services for Charlotte STEWART Francom Slewarl will be held llem Thursday at the Hollndav Valley View 7lh Ward 2245 E 3900 S Holladav Friends and family may call 5 am prior lo services InterThursday ment Lindquist Washington Heights Memorial Park In Ogden Arrangements under direction of Llndgulsl Layton Mortuary PARSONS JR Funeral services for S Williams Parsons Jr wlH be held on Friday at 11 a m al Mvers Mortuary Chaoel In Ogden 145 Washington Blvd whera friends may can on ThursOay 0 45 4 m from 1 p m and Friday from Ogden cny Cemetery 0 MEMORY OF MICKY JAY FAUSTO TO "ijgj IN LOVING Memoriamsare $lSlpr line each day they ran Hie deadline Is 3 woridiig days prior to the day cf publication Forme Information DEATHS cail 6234300 Gerald L Perry 66 Ogden died Saturday in Ogden Myers Mortuary of Ogden Junior Warren Warren F Stewart 74 died Monday in Myers Mortuary of Ogden S William Parsons Jr 72 Roy died Monday in Ogden Myers Mortuary of Ogden Ha Marie Goodey 51 Logan died Sunday in Logan Leavitt’s Mortuary Arlene Beth Vit 58 Everett Wash formerly of Ogden died May 11 in Everett Leavitt’s Mortuary fj&Kipite i ® SI? Ruth Blake 77 El Segundo died Saturday in Hawthorne Calif Leavitt’s Mortuary Helen Evangeline Overmyer Mason 91 Brigham City died Calif ACKERMAN Furwrpl services for Andrew 'Andy- K Ackermen will be held Thursday at II Ogden Mortuary where Lindquist's el em friends may call Wednasday from 6 lo I P m and Thursday 10 lo 1045 tm Interment Ben Cemetery 9 625-438- gpr" In 1972 She was an active member of the LDS Church all of her life and served as a Visiting Teacher for 60 years Surviving are her three children Patricia (Dennis) Hansen Roy Stacy (Cherie) Goodliffe Kaysville Rodney Salt Lake Goodliffe (Jerl Cartwright) 11 great grandCity 6 grandchildren children and 12 bridge until attending Drexel University moved to Dallas in 1968 to join the Dallas Aces a professional team formed to Death notices are provided by local mortuaries and listed as a service to our readers Paid obituaries allow families to extend a more personal message MEMORY OF CADEN J CAPENER Feb 22 1994 May 19 1994 Edna B Goodliffe en home Sunday world DALLAS - Four-tim- e bridge champion Robert “Bobby” Goldman who also won 19 North American titles and was influential in shaping the form of competitive tournaments died Sunday of a heart attack He was 60 Goldman who didn't take up Obituaries IN LOVING Lindquist's Washington irectors: The Holbrook Mortuary Bessie Workman AJfredo Dias Gomes Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington BNd In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations be made to Enabla Industries Inc 2640 Industrial Drive Ogden Utah 84401 In 1927 husband daughter Vincent Becky Bruscas and Bruscas Sr She has three wonderful Vit Blake Vinnesa Brusgrandchildren cas and Vincent Bruscas Jr all are from the Everett Washington area She also leaves behind her sister Catherine Taylor Salt Lake City Utah A memorial service will be held on Saturday May 22 1999 11:00 am at Leavitt’s Mortuary 836 36th Street Ogden Utah Arlene requests no viewing In lieu of gifts her request is for donations to the education and treatment of breast cancer in memory of Arlene Vit Farley Jessop Eschler 69 died Monday May 17 1999 at his home following a long illness He was born July 13 1929 in Ogden a son of Victor William and Ruby Jessop Eschler Melvin married Eloisa Chambers In Elko Nevada They were later divorced Metvin married Ruth Adell Walz on August 29 1956 in Ogden He had lived In Ogden from 1929 to 1961 and was a graduate of Ogden High School In 1946 He lived in California from 1961 to 1880 and In Roy from 1980 until his death Melvin was a member of the LDS Church He started with Southern Pacific Railroad as a 'wire winder and worked his way up to management Mel specialized in locomotive air brakes and control systems but there was nothing he couldn't do He retired In 1986 Melvin was the greatest yarn and story teller He was a great fixer of everything He was also a member of the National Railroad Historical Society restored and maintained the Warrior Riv- Interment She carried her music ability throughout many other roles: volunteerIn the public schools and for indiing vidual private events She found her niche in life as a teacher of the keyboard for 35 years concentrating on the piano Arlene loved to see her students advance not only in their music but to see them mature from shy boys and girls into confident men and women In addition to her boautiful musical contributions she spent many hours volunteering in public school reading programs With her husband she was a member of three local chapters of the National Association of Watch and Robert Goldman Press VANCOUVER British Columbia Record producer Bruce Fairbairn who started as a musician and went on to produce some of rock's most successful acts was found dead Monday He was 49 The cause of death was not immediately known Fairbaim’s portfolio included Aerosmith ACDC Van Halen Kiss Cranberries Loverboy and Bon Jovi He produced Kiss’ “Psycho Circus” album last year which returned the reunited veteran hard rock band to the charts Fairbairn got his start in the ’60s as a trumpet player in local rhythm and blues bands His first serious recording band was called Sunshyne The experience led to the formation of the Prism in the 1970s with Fairbairn as trumpet player and producer - ROY - Melvin 38 Musician producer Bruce Fairbairn dies The Associated him Survivors reared and educated in South Dakota Bernice enjoyed gardening and yard express their and all those Ward Clerk He Is survived by his wife Barbara rell Ravenberg She Is survived by her Frederick Vit son Fred Vit She Is survived by her fiance' Ronald J Phillips St Helen Ml son Mar-k- o James (Diane) Blazich Green River WY daughter Lauri L (Harold) Archer Bill BlaSyracuse three grandchildren zich Kennan Archer Caleb Archer She y in death by her father John Ravenberg mother Catherine Ravenberg and brother Dar- wed- and one and Clock Collectors Arlene was preceded ding postponed She was a member of the Lutheran Church She had lived In Detroit Ml Bernice for many years the Coca-Col- a Company In Ogden Utah Since 1936 he had worked for Nucor Steel He loved and enjoyed people sports and held the title of what many believe to be the largest trophy fish caught in Daniel's Reservoir He was an avid San Francisco 49ers and Giants fen Jerry loved his family grandchildren and life He lived his life to the fullest and lived it well He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints He was a High Pnest and had served in numerous positions He was currently the Malad 6th tual SYRACUSE Mildred Jeanett Bullard Blazich died May 18 1999 at her home in Syracuse of cancer She was bom July 20 1927 In Detroit Michigan the daughter of Orson HI 1938 In donations be made to Cancer Society The family wishes to thanks to Hospice Care wbo helned Russ during then her until his graduation husband Phillips April 20 1999 She unfortunately became Hoffman Interment ty She supported - Our beloved hus- brother and band father grandfather friend Gerald ‘Jerry- Edward Williams 58 passed away Sunday May 18 1999 in Malad Idaho of sudden heart failure He was bom May 9 1941 in Malad Idaho a son of Edward G and Edrth Slatter Williams Jerry was raised in San Francisco California and returned to Malad Idaho In 1957 He mamed Kay Dean Williams on February 24 1962 Kay Dean preceded Jerry in death on July 30 1991 He mamed Barbara Birch on March 6 1993 in the Logan LDS Temple Gerald was employed by Stan's IGA Pepsi --Cola Company Ml Rochester He died August 24 1993 She was to be married to Ronald J aged a ranch He was a son of John Franklin uary 14 was reared and educated in Ogden She graduated from Ogden High School Weber State College and attended Brigham IDAHO MALAD J Eschler Melvin Williams NORTH OGDEN - ValDeane Gibby Gamer died May 17 1999 from Lupus Hepatitis Sne was bom September 9 1930 in West Ogden a daughter of Lafayette and Mary Ramp-to- n Gibby ganche Smoot He married Patricia Brown 13 on Aug 1955 Together Inthey brought is this world two sons and one Hie daughter ly Gerald “Jerry” E ValDeane Gibby On May 15 1999 tti Lord called home one of hie very finest Gerald LeRoy Perry son of Rebecka Brady ard Heber LeRoy Perry was bom Nov 10 1932 in Ogden Utah He was later raised in Siater-vtii- e Utah by his foster parents and William Wednesday May 19 1999 May 9 in Brigham City Rogers (SjKD c 1£ ifc otHjaflr rum! fiOUSE fflffiinreani u and Taylor Mortuary - 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