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4C Thursday Obituaries May 20 1999 Jaren BSaine Mayes Hartog OGDEN - Blame Moyes Hartog died Vrednesday May 19 1999 at McKay-De- e Hospital alter a brie illness He was bom July 7 1913 in Ogden titan the 2nd son o Cornelius Heber and Maggie May Moyes Hartog He married May Jest September 1933 m Far- S3 Utah died in mington She 19S5 A life-lon- resident Ogden g of the area Blaine graduated from Ogden High School in 1931 He was employed by Browning Chevrolet after high school and at Hill Air Force Base during World War II where he worked on milHe taught itary aircraft superchargers St Weber State University m the Automotive Technology Department tor 32 years and was instrumental in developautomotive program He ing the attended several automotive institutes Including Ford Motor of Detroit Michigan and General Motors Institute in Fknt Michigan He also attended University of Colorado at Fort Collins and Utah State University Blaine served as treasurer of the Weber State Credit Union for 21 years was on the Board of Directors for 25 years and served on the Board of D- irectors of the Utah Credit Union league tor two years He was a member of UEA Utah Retired Teachers Association and the Society of Automotive Engineers He served as General Chairman of WSU Homecoming Activities for seven consecutive years during the '60 s and as president and treasurer of the WSU Ementi Faculty Association He has been associated with the local and state units of the Alzheimers’ Support Group for 14 years He established the Edward N Hartog Memorial Scholarship at WSU He was a member of the Ogden 7th Ward He enjoyed camping traveling the Western United States and anything associated wto cars and will be fondly He was remembered as an avid reader and taught himself to play the organ Survivors include one son Thomas J (Pat) Hartog Guilford CT two daughters Marilyn H (Orson) Porter Brownsburg Indiana Nancy Hartog Patricia HarOgden daughter-in-latog Denver CO eleven grandchildren He is also and five Survived by a sister Dolores H a brother James C (Donnell) Hartog and a large extended family who loved their 'Uncle Blaine' He was preceded in death by one son Edward N Hartog He will be greatly missed by many friends associates and his 'Friday Group' Funeral services will be held on Saturday May 22 1999 11:00 a m at the Ogden 7th83rd Ward 770 15th St Ogden Friends may call at Leavitt's Mortuary 836 36th Street Ogden from 6 00 to 8:00 pm Friday May 21 1999 and Saturday at the Ogden 7th83rd Ward one hour prior to services In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Alzheimers' Association of Utah 455 East 400 South 208 Salt 1 Nord-qui- st Lake City Utah 84111 Interment Leavitt's Aultorest Memorial Park ValDeane Glbby Garner NORTH OGDEN - ValDeane Glbby Gamer died May 17 1999 from Lupus Hepatitis She was bom September 9 1930 in West Ogden a daughter of Lafayette and Mary Ramp- ton Gibby She was reared and educated in Ogden She graduated from Ogden School High State Weber '35$ ty She then supported her husband until his graduation Sclerosis commonly known as Lou Gehng s Disease He was bom September 16 1947 in Ogden Utah a son of Earl Adell and Ruth Flinders Weatherston He served an LDS Mission to Ontario Canada and graduated from Weber State College with a Bache- lor's Degree In Manufacturing Engmeenng m 1971 On August 7 1969 Jaren married Gail V Lunceford in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He worked tor Thtokol from college graduation until the onset of his illness in 1995 He was a Manufacturing Engineer with the Mmuteman Space ShutD-- 5 tle Trident C-- 4 Castor 120 and Demilitarization programs Thereafter he served his fellow ALS victims as a Support Group Facilitator where he especially enjoyed helping others Jaren was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints Washington Terrace 12th Ward holding many positions of responsibility in ward and stake organizations throughout life Jaren wanted to especially thank those whom he had worked with patients and their families of the Northern Utah ALS Support Group Another thank you goes out to toe staff of caregivers and their families who gave of their time to help us care for him and a special thanks to Vistacare Surviving are his wife of Washington Terrace three daughters and one son: Tara (Jeffrey) Passey Vickie Lee Weatherston Joyce Weatherston David Jaren Weatherston and one grandson Jaren A Passey all of Washington Terrace and his faithful canine companion Maverick Also surviving are his father Earl (Peggy) Weatherston South Ogden sisters Jean (Darrel) Housley Layton Carol Moms Las Vegas Nev DaLane (Jack) Olsen Roy three brothers Martin (Chris) Riddel Spanish Fork Mickey (Karen) Riddel Washington Terrace and Buddy (Barbara) Riddel Harrisville Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a m at toe Washington Terrace 12th Ward Chapel 5100 South 350 West with Bishop Ken Gardner officiating Friends may call at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd on Friday from 6 to 8 pm and Saturday at toe Ward Chapel from 9:45 to 10:45 am Interment Lindquist’s Washington Heights Memorial Park ton Blvd 4500 Washing- Jaren had requested In lieu of flowers that donations be sent to toe ALS Association for research at ALSA National Office 27001 Agoura Rd Ste 150 Calabasas Hills CA 91301-5104 Bessie Manning Workman OGDEN - Bessie Manning Workman 93 of Ogden died May 19 1999 at Sunshine Terrace Rest Home Logan She was bom June 13 1905 in Hooper a daughter of Frank and Martha Manning She married Budd William Workman September 16 1925 in toe Salt Lake Temple She attended school in Hooper Utah and Heybum and Paul Idaho She resided in Ogden since 1927 During the last 13 years she had re- sided at the Harrison Regent Retirement Center in Ogden She was head of bookkeeping for Commercial Security Bank in Ogden In addition most of her life she was a housewife She was a member of the LDS Church worked in auxiliaries served as organist Relief Society Teacher and Visiting Teacher She was a member of the Ogden well from BYU On May 23 1953 ValDeane married Clair James Gamer 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 r group and achieved the Golden Award She loved music and was the Relief Society Chorister for many years as well as the Ward Music Chair-- ’ person 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 enioyed living for 36 years She was a member of DUP acting as r camp Captain of the Myrtle Rent camp 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 of her death - ValDeane had many friends and had a special influence on many of their Glea-me- Sau-he- Uvea her husband Clair Surviving James Garner North Ogden two sons and two daughters Kevin and his wife Geri Garner Ogden Kelly L Garner Colorado Karen and Mike Lulow d Pleasant View Kristine and Ron Is Ger-rar- West Point Also surviving are five grandchildren ValDeane is survived by 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 of Ogden 645 Washington Blvd on Thursday May 20 from p m and on Friday from 11:45-124pm at the church Interment North Ogden Cemetery 6-- Lateral phic BPOE No 719 Ladies of Elks Her hobbies included sewing crocheting ceramics reading and bridge She was a wonderful mother wife grandmother and had a keen interest and love for her extended family as ! College and attended Brigham Young Universi- 5 E VVeatherston WASHINGTON TERRACE - Jaren Earl Weatherston age 51 died Wednesday May 19 1999 of Amyotro- Surviving are one son and two Dr Gar W Workman daughters Smithlield Mrs Ann (LeRoy) Barker Meridian Idaho Marvel Jensen Boise Idaho 19 grandchildren and 37 greatgrandchildren She Is also survived by two sisters Mrs Ivy Brown Salt Lake City and Mrs Floy Draney Filer Idaho She was preceded in death by her husband Budd William Workman son Thomas K Workman four brothers and one sister Funeral services will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 3 pm at the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd with Jerry Workman of Smithfield officiating Friends may call at toe mortuary on Saturday from pm Interment North Ogden Cemetery Charles P Wolford OGDEN - Charles P Wolford age 58 died May 13 1999 He was bom in Ogden Utah on October 14 1940 He was toe son of Sidney M Wolford and Jean Aylesworth He married Margo Bradshaw and later divorced He then married Jan Ips-e- n and later divorced Charlie enjoyed camping fishing and traveling s i I Surviv- ing are three sisters Betty Dorothy Stevens Sarah Jenett Carlen KAYSVILLE - Sarah Jenett Carlen Giles age 81 passed away Wednesday May 19 1999 She was bom to John H and Sarah Beli Carlen on July 14 1917 to Daniels Wasatch Utah County Since her mother passed away Sarah giving birtn she was reared by her Aunt and Uncle Orgill She marBert T ried Giles November 15 1937 He preceded her to death by 24 years Those who knew her know her faith shone like a light in this world and made it a kinder more loving place for so many people who are grateful to have had her in their lives She was an active member of the LDS Church and served in many positions as teacher and leader She played toe piano and organ all of her life accompany ing soloists and groups in toe church and community Sarah was always active in Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and served on toe board for 14 years In more recent years she brightened lives by playing at toe Senior Citizen’s Center in Kaysville Sarah is survived by three sons Eugene B (Marjorie) Giles Farmington Utah Gerald L (Sharon) Giles Taylorsville Utah and Roy E (Rochelle) Wel-t- y Centerville 17 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren five great great grandchildren Also surviving are two sisters Iona Hutfaker Taylorsville and Reva Hutfaker Vale Oregon Funeral services will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 11 am at toe Kaysville 16th LDS Ward 50 W 300 So Friends and family may call Friday from 6 to 8 pm at Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary 400 No Main and on Saturday at the church from 9:45 to 10:45 am prior to services Interment Heber City Cemetery John Berghout MD Leonard and Cornelia Weenig He Evon Farnsworth Also surviving are tour children Sharlee Miller Mark Wolford RueAnn Wolford Cody Wolford and n six 29 grandchildren four several nieces and nephews A special niece Bonnie Laws and a special adopted daugh-terfrien- d Jennifer Owen He was preceded In death by his father mother sister and two brothers Upon Charles Wolford's request no funeral services were held November loving 28 1911 in Orangeville Utah a son of Archie Detrvan and Vel- ma Jane Jewkes Huntington On January 15 1935 Hyrum married Melva Elizabeth Henne in Wellington Utah Their mar- fishing Surviving are four sons and four daughters Melvin A (Roxie) Hunting-to- n Ferron Utah Darrell Keith Huntington Sunnyside Utah Kenneth Wis (Karen) Huntington Franklin Clyde E Huntington Sunnyside Utah Ramona (Deraid) Monson Ogden Connie (David) Paxman North Ogden Phyllis (Richard) Maggio Green River Wyo Alice (Randy) Ferguson Las Vegas Nev 31 grandchildren 56 great- grandchildren and three Hyrum is also survived by one brother and one sister Robert Huntington Tooele Utah Nettie (Lee) Holiday Salt Lake City He was preceded in death by his wife and one grandson Mikie Hunting-to- n day at 11 Ogdon and graduated from High Ogden School He attended Weber State University and graduated from the UniveUtah rsity of Medical School in 1948 He served his residency at Children's Hospital in Boston and University of Utah where he specialized in radiology He was Board Certified by the American College of Radiology He practiced in Westwood and San Leandro California before he settled in Los Banos California where he practiced for 28 years He was an accomplished pianist and organist and he played the organ at the LDS Church for many years in Los Banos He also held many positions in toe local LDS Church over toe years He was a member of toe Rotary Club volunteer physician for toe Utah Delegation of toe Boy Scouts of America at the Valley Force PA Jamboree He loved to travel and traveled extensively all over the world Surviving are three sisters and two brothers Cora Jeffs Mrs Frank (Gertrude) Terry Mrs Jerome (Edith) Horowitz all of Ogden Leonard N Berghout South Ogden Richard (Ore-ta- ) Berghout Midvale numerous nieces and nephews Funeral service will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 11 a m in the Larkin and Sons Mortuary where friends may call Saturday from 10 to 1045 a m Interment Ogden City Cemetery In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions may be made to the donor’s favorite charity Letha Christine Geiimann Seweil OGDEN - Letha Christine Geiimann Sewell 69 passed away Monday May 17 1999 at Ogden Regional Medical Center She was born on June 7 1929 in Oakcreek Colo- 'jm'jitw rado to Henry Julius and Sarah Inez Hughes Geiimann She married Leonard R Sewell Jr on June 18 1947 in Wilson Utah am at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Friday from 6 to 8 pm and Saturday 10 to 10:45 am Interment Ben LomondNorth Ogden Cemetery She was a member of the LDS Church Odd Fellows Liberty Rebek-ah- s 52 LA PM LEA and a past president of Rebekahs Assembly of Utah She was manager of The Grill at for 18 years and a cook for Weber School District She was a lifelong resident of the Ogden area Surviving are her husband Leonard R Sewell Jr Ogden two sons Steven Ray (Diana) Sewell Ogden Paul Henry (Gaelynn) Sewell Ogden four daughters Carol Jean (Eugene) Krall Ogden Linda (Gam Dee) Meacham Roy Kathleen Ann Cutllp Roy Chris Roy 23 grandchildren and eight She is also survived by three brothers Julius Geiimann and Glenn Geiimann both of South Ogden and Ray Geiimann Oregon She was preceded In death by her parents a son David Lee one three sisters and one brother Funeral services will be held on Saturday May 22 1999 at 11 a m at Myers Mortuary Chapel In Ogden 845 Washington Blvd where friends may call on Friday from p m and Satur45 am day from 9 Interment Ogden City Cemetery n 6-- 45-1- 0 SsROUMPJjlOJ ' 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 toe age of 58 on Tuesday May 11 1999 Arlene was a 8"! 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 mutual teacher She carried her music ability throughout many other roles: volunteerin toe public schools and for indiing vidual private events She found her niche in life as a teacher of toe keyboard for 35 years concentrating on toe 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 beautiful musical contributions she spent many hours volunteering in public school reading programs With her husband she was a member of three local chapters of toe National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Arlene was preceded in death by her father John Ravenberg mother Catherine Ravenberg and brother Darrell Ravenberg She is survived by her husband Frederick Vit son Fred Vit daughter Vincent Becky Bruscas and son-in-laBruscas Sr She has three wonderful Blake Vit Vinnesa Brusgrandchildren cas and Vincent Bruscas Jr all are from toe 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 toe education and treatment of breast cancer in memory of Arlene Vit Bernice D VanAlien Bernice D VanAlien 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 Jacob and Louisa Steen Milburn Bernice married Viron F OGDEN Shumaker 1999 into the arms of our Heavenly Father He married Darlene on Messervy 29 January 1958 They had one son and were later divorced On July 15 1966 he married Dian Forsyth riage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on October 28 1950 Metva died October 25 1995 He was raised and educated in Emery County and attended toe University of Utah He Kved to toe Ogden area for toe past 31 years Hyrum was an active member of toe Madison LDS Ward He sang in the Ward Choir and loved teaching the Gospel Doctrine Class He worked as a coal miner in the Horse Qanyon Mine in Sunnyside Utah for 20 years He then worked as a custodial engineer for ZCMI for 31 years Hyrum supported AAA He loved to work in his garden and also enjoyed Arlene Beth Ravenberg Vit in I w Frank Garden Brian 81 was bom September 17 1937 In Ogden to Chase A Brian and Bueiiah Cherry Brian After a long and courageous battle with cancer he passed away May 19 at- tended schools Lane OGDEN - Our beloved tether grand-tethand brother Hyrum Arvil Huntington 87 returned to his Heavenly Father on Tuesday May 18 1999 of heart failure He was bom Funeral services will be held Satur- LOS BANOS CALIFORNIA - John Berghout 75 former Ogden resident died Fnday May 14 1999 in Los Banos California He was bom Apnl 19 1924 in Ogden a son of (Chris) Wilson and Hyrum A Huntington Frank Garde!! Brian Giles Berghout Standard-Examin- in In Lay-to- n later solemnized In toe Salt Lake LDS Temple They were toe parents of one son and two daughters He graduated from Weber High School and attended Weber College He retired from Hi Air Force Base to 1985 In Logistics Management He started Brian's Canvas Products in Manu1984 and later founded Can-D- o facturing Frank was an entrepreneur and loved to create His favorite part of anything was toe planning He had a strong work stoic and taught his family those values Their welfare was always his utmost concern Frank had a great sense of humor loved a good story and could throw out “one liners with toe best of them He could remember every joke he had ever heard but had a hard time remembering toe names of his wife's relatives! He loved fishing In Alaska hunting most everything and an occasional round of golf He enjoyed and loved his friends and was a positive influence to the lives of all he met He Is survived by his wife Dian Syr- acuse sons Lon (Julie) Centerville Sean (Jill) Layton daughters Brooke Brian Kearns and Whitney (Ryan) McBride Kaysville seven grandchildren Spencer Mandi Tiffany McKehl Kaitlin Kylie and Taylor his mother Bueiiah South Ogdfln one sister Sherry Jensen Ogden and one brother Dan Roy He was preceded in death by his father The family wishes to express their sincere thanks to Dr Benjamin Kim Dr Johnnie Cook and Vista Care -Cheryol Megan Pat and Pam Also the loving kindness and care of San-dridWard and our other dear friends family Funeral services will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 12 noon to toe Sandrldge Ward Chapel at toe comer of 1000 W and 2700 S In Syracuse with Bishop Lynn Glauser officiating Friends may call at the Myers Mortu- ary 250 N Fairfield Rd Layton from 6-- 8 pm Friday night and on Saturday at toe chapel from 10:45 to 11:45 am Interment Lindquist’s Memorial Park 1867 No Fairfield Rd Layton Madaien Bess are four sons Lawren Schumaker Anaheim Calif Gary Schumaker Boise Idaho David VanAI-le- n Longmont Colo Scott VanAlien 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 21 st from 6 to 8 pm Cremation under the direction of Lindquist's Crematory you" by Richard Marx was a favorite He loved weight lifting and girls girls girls He was anxiously waiting to play summer football His friends were very Important to him Spencer had completed his requirements for his Eagle Scout but hadn’t yet received It At toe time of his death he was doing an internship at Young Pontiac In Layton Spencer was a member of the Church Saints of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y and was a priest in the Layton 4th Ward He will be sorely missed and we are grateful for the time we had with Nm and the joy he brought to us Spencer is survived by his parents David Burton and Nita Joan Woikman ten sisters and two brothers Sarah Rebecca and CW Johnson Ogden Paula Workman serving an LDS Mission in Raleigh North Carolina Raymond and Workman Bone Nephl Jaylene Workman Phoenix Ariz Dianna Elder Sandy Judy and Jeff Brown Logan Heidi and Dale Chappell West Jordan Karen and Tim Daynes Salt Lake City Amy and Spencer Shum-wa- y Logan Emily Workman Logan Mary Workman and Moroni Workman Layton his nieces and nephews Natalie Benjamin Alexandra Daniel William Austin Kendrick Jacqueline Natasha Mikayta Jantzen Scott Tiara Samuel Christopher Victoria Jade and Kimberly and his beloved dog Katie Also surviving are his grandparents Ruth Workman Frances Sims and Fred and Edna Hardy He returned to the waiting arms of his grandparents Shirley Seely Kendrick and Mary Ellen Workman and cousin Annette Kramer The viewing will be held Friday May 21 1999 from 6-- 8 pm at the Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary 1867 No Fair-fie- ld Rd Layton Funeral services will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 11 am at the West Gentile Chapel 2120 W Gentile Layton with viewing at am at the church 9:30-10:4- 5 Onward Beloved Valiant Warrior Interment Lindquist’s Memorial Park at Layton Ruth Walker Blake I Blake 77 of El Segundo Ruth California passed away Saturday May 15 1999 at Robert F Kennedy Hospital Hawthorne California She was bom June 22 1921 in St I Petersburg Flor- ida She was reared and educated in Tallahassee Florida and Florida attended State University On December 31 1942 she Madaien Bess Walker 92 passed away Tuesday May 18 1999 at McKay Dee Hospital She was bom March 12 1907 in Cedar City Utah to William H and May Klingonsmith Bess She OGDEN married Wallace Thoriey they later di- She then married Edwin G Walker he preceded her in death on vorced May 10 1987 She was a member of the LDS Church She worked at Douglas Aircraft and North American Rockwell on aircraft precision instrument and guidance systems used in missiles She also owned her own restaurant Boeing Maxines Even though she never had any children of her own she was dearly loved by all who knew her and was like a mother to all her nieces and nephews Eddie K Surviving are her step-so- n (Bobbie) Walker Buena Park Calif granddaughter Kim (Steve) Ramseyer Moor Park Calif grandson Park (Marina) Walker Mount Vernon NH four two sisters Fay Guerard Yakima Wash June B Hammer Ogden and many special nieces and nephews that loved her She was preceded in death by her parents husband two sisters and one brother Funeral services will be held Saturday May 22 1999 at 1 pm at Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd where friends may call from 11:45 am-12:4- 5 pm Interment North Ogden Cemetery Funerals ESCHLER Funeral services for Melvin J will be held Friday al 1 pm at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary where friendi may call Thursday from 6 to 1 pm and Friday Noon to 1245 p m Interment Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd GOOOLIFFE Funeral services for Edna B Goodtitte will be heW Friday al 11 am al s Oeden Mortuary where fiends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 pm and Friday 9 45 to a m Interment Lindquisl's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd work Surviving He was on toe football team He played eoc-cand was a He wrestler played the violin toe drums and learned to play the piano by ear “Right here waiting for er married David K VanAlien in 1945 in Huron South David Dakota died in April of 1977 was Our beloved Spencer David Workman 17 was lulled to a tragic car accident on May 18 1993 in Sardine Canyon He was bom on Apnl 7 1982 to David Burton and Nita Joan Work- man Lay-to- HOFFMAN Funeral services for J Russell Hoffman will be held Friday al 3 pm al Ogden Mortuary where friends may call Thursday from ( fo 6 pm and Friday 1:45 lo 3 45 pm Interment Lindquisl's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd She vorkman High SchooL Huron South Dakota They were later divorced Bernice reared and educated in South Dakota Bernice enjoyed gardening and yard Spencer David Spencer was n a junior at Utah This was marriage and er Flower Basket 006000000000000000000 " Conveying Sympathy Beautifully" 621-236- 0 2735 Washington 773-840- Mnwer Simp Btvr) Oadon happily married for 36 years until his death in July of 1979 She is survived by two daughters Mrs Richard R (Susan) Bruce Danville CA Mrs Charlotte Pleggenkuhle El Segundo CA four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also surviving is her sister Mrs John S Gibbens Boulder CO Memorial services will be held on Saturday May 22 1999 1:30 pm at Leavitt’s Mortuary 838 36th Street Ogden Utah Interment Leavitt's Aultorest Memorial Park Contributions in her memory may be sent to the American Diabetes Association Utah Affiliate Inc 340 East 400 South Salt Lake City LIT 84111 In memoriam IN LOVING MEMORY OF KENNETH LAMB NIELSEN May If 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