| Show uouuam Standard Examner Donald Alan Marten Ranae Emily Pat Smith r OGDEN Bondoc H Tuesday Idaho of a heart attack She was bom December 29 1935 n Detroit Michigan a daughter of Robert Orson and Em ma Deri Puter-baug- Septem her 10 1955 Pat named No- rman James Warden in Michigan They were CLEARFIELD Donald Alan Marten age 52 passed away Wednesday June 2 1999 at hs home in Cteartietd tciowing an extended illness He was born March 19 1947 m Chi rago Illinois a son of Fred Darnel and Florence Bauer Marten He was raised ir San Bemardmo California and graduated from Pacific High School He entered the US army in January 1966 He earned his Green Beret with the 5th Special Forces served his tour of duty in South Vietnam volunteered for another tour was wounded and was the recipient of the Purple Heart and Bronze Star He married Donna Jean Ketchpaw nn December 21 1958 in San Bernardino’ He was an active member of Clear-hel- d Community Church where he served as chairman of Youth Ministries Youth Advisor and Sunday School teacher While working at Hill Air Force Base Don completed two years at Weber State College He medically retired from Hill Air Force Base m 1993 after 26 years Ha was a member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart He loved raising birds and collecting classic Mustangs Surviving are his wile Donna Clear-held-odaughter Donielle Christine (Jared) Baxter Pleasant Grove two sons Chad Alan Marten Clearfield Matthew Wade (Melissa) Marten Ogden a grandson Taggart Baxter and a granddaughter Shanna Marten Also surviving is a twin brother Daniel W Marten Kennandale Texas A Special thank you to Blake and Marjorie at Community Nursing Servic’ es Memorial services will be held Monday June 7 1999 at 500 pm at the Clearfield Community Church 200 South 500 East with Reverend Richard Axmann officiating Arrangements made by Myers Mortuary of Roy “Servant of God well done thy glo- later divorced On June 10 1961 Pat mar ned Loyde Werv daii Smith in Ogden ROY was She (Pamela) Wood Wyoming Virgil (Peg- gy) Wood Las Vegas Nev Shirley (Albert) Titter Detroit Mich Mary (William) Flint Willard She was preceded in death by her parents one son Kevin Warden and Mm Smith one daughter-in-laFuneral services will be held at the graveside for family and close friends on Monday June 7th at 11 a m at Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd Family and dose friends may call at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd on Saturday June 5th from 3 to 5 pm In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to America First Credit Union 5662 South 2050 West Roy Utah 84067 in Emily Pat Smith's name to help offset the funeral Nik B Beyer warfare's past The battle's fought the race is run and thou art crowned at J last " Ford beloved father and grandfather passed away at the Heritage Park Care Center in Roy on Wednesday June 2 1999 of causes incident to age He was born in Ogden Utah on February 14 1904 to Henry and iFlora Moyer Ford married Maurine Burrows on August 26 1924 in Ogden P$te retired from the Union Pacific Railroad in 1965 after 35 yeans of service He loved camping fishing hunting and especialof his three ly the companionship dogs For many years he was known The Worm Man' selling night crawl- ers from his home as a hobby He will be remembered by his children Joan (Bob) Allen Woods Cross Lawrence Mack (Pat) Ford Farming-ton- Kathy (Charles) Helmick Ogden 10 grandchildren 34 great grandchilt dren and 4 grandchildren Pete was preceded in death by his wife and sweetheart of 63 years Maurine She passed away on May 11 great-grea- 1988 Funeral services will be held on Sat- 1999 300 pm at Leavitt's Mortuary 836 36th Street Og-de- n Utah Friends may call one hour-prito services The family wishes to thank the caregivers of Heritage Park Care Center for the compassion and treatment of their father and grandfather Interment al Park Leavitt's Aultorest Memori- OGDEN - Nik Brody Beyer 31 died Tuesday June 1 1999 at his home He was bom April 28 1968 in Ogden a son of Rick C and DeAnne Orville T Young OGDEN - Our loving husband father and grandpa Orville T Young passed away peacefully June 2 1999 OrOille was born in Roy Utah on June ’10 1922 a son of Viola Gibby and’ William J Young He served in the ' Army Air Corps in World t were later divorced University Ranae was a member of the LDS Church She worked as a secretary at Hill Air Force Base Ranae was a member of Parents Without Partners and served as its president She enjoyed traveling and square dancing Ranae also loved the mountains camping hunting fishing and gardening She also loved and took great pnde m taking care of her Nik was raised and educated In Ogden graduating from the Bonneville High School Class of 1986 He also attended Weber State College Nik had grown up and worked in the car business all of his life He was a sports enthusiast and had a special passion for golf Nik was loved and respected by all who knew him for his caring generous heart His favorite friend and confidant was his mother who he truly loved in the most sincere meaning of the word Surviving are his parents of Ogden his grandmothers Winifred Clary and Cele Wells both of Ogden one brother Brad and wife Kayiynn Beyer Ogden and four nephews Brogan Cayden Rylan and Dylan Beyer Also surviving are three uncles Glenn Clary Frank Clary and Tom Connelly three aunts Betty Bockstah-le- r Phyllis Jones and Sherry 'S‘ Clary Warner Nik is also survived by someone very special to him M’lissa Mackintosh and his great dana dogs Tasha and Jack He was preceded in death by three grandfathers Frank W Clary Marvin Wells and Oscar Beyer Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 pm at Lindquist's Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Friday from 6 to 8 pm and Saturday 2 to 2:45 pm Interment Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park 4500 Washington Blvd Memota Mtiooriams grandchildren Surviving are two daughters Michelle (David) Ware Roy Kristie (Evan) Knight Florida four grandchildren Tyler Tyson and Ashley Ware and Aaron Knight Ranae is also survived by two brothers and one sister Orval C (Lyn) Harrison Salt Lake City Dee A (Donna) Harnson Riverton Wyo Thea Simpson Thayne Wyo She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother Kay A Ham-so- n 11 am m $191 per KINGSTON ’s 1960-8- 3 working days prior to home He was 47 Braithwaite was one of two men shot to death by unidentified gunmen He is the second Wailer to die in this manner Peter Tosh was shot and killed at his Kingston home in 1987 Marley died of cancer in 1981 The musician recently returned to his Caribbean homeland from Chicago where he had lived for more than 20 years He had been attempting to revive the singing career that he gave up when he left the Wailers in 1966 Along with Bob Marley Peter Tosh Bunny Wailer and Beverly Kelso Braithwaite formed the original Wailers in Kingston in the early 1960s He sang on the group’s 1965 breakthrough hit “It Hurt To Be Alone” the day cf publication For more information call 6254300 Andrew anti-smoki- Robert Sobel NEW YORK - Robert Sobel a prolific historian of American business life who wrote or edited more than 50 books and hundreds - died 68 Sobel began teaching history at Hofstra University in 1956 after serving in the Korean War He joined Hofstra’s faculty in 1957 and stayed there until his retirement in May 1998 Sobel wrote on topics ranging from the economic philosophy of President Calvin Coolidge to the influence of junk-bon- d financier Michael Milken His last book “When Giants Stumble” was recently released Sobel completed the book as he underwent cancer treatments Constantine Niarchos the youngest son of the late Greek shipping tycoon Stav-ro- s Niarchos died Tuesday He was 37 LDS Temple of articles Wednesday from brain cancer at his home in Long Beach He was Constantine Niarchos LONDON 5 Smoking irritated his eyes and gave him a headache and by the 1970s - long before the nation was in its mode -he was in full pursuit of cigarette pipe and cigar users Wednesday night in his Kingston at Lindquist's Ogden R - Ju- Mar-ley- Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Fnday from 6 to 8 pm and Saturday 10 to 1045 am Interment Ogden City Cemetery Charles Jamaica nior Braithwaite one of the three surviving members of Bob legendary Wailers reggae group was shot and killed line each day they run The deadline is Funeral services will be held Satur- day at Junior Braithwaite 'Vf STANDARD Charles was a member of the LDS Church and held many and various positions In the church He was a veteran of World War II serving with the US Navy He worked for the OUR & D Railroad as a switchman for 34 years retiring in 1975 He also owned Andrew Ma- son Brick & EXAMINER TOP OF UTAH PASSPORT Guide To Tickets Travel And Entertainment Stone Company Charles was an avid hunter and fisherman He was a rock hound and made his own jewelry Surviving are his wife Janet of Ogden four children Sandra (Mike) Wix-oClearfield Barbara (Rick) Busche Layton Peggy (Leonard) Trujillo and Bill (Suzanne) Jensen both of Roy one John Reagan Roy 20 grandchildren and 28 Advertise your great travel & ticket deals in our guide and get Classified ads in our new “Tickets Charles is also survived by one sister Zella of Caldwell Idaho He was preceded in death by one daughter Karman DeAnna Reagan and two Funeral services will be held Monday at 1 pm at Undqulst's Ogden Mortu- Travel Classification” & ary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends may call at the mortuary on Sunday from 6 to 8 pm and Monday Noon to 12:45 pm FREE Interment Lindquist's Washington Heights Memorial Park ton Blvd 4500 Washing- C625I4370K6dAYI Thank You Notes THANK YOU ANDERSON services will be held el 11 e m Saturday al Lavlon Valiev View 8th Ward 784 Wasalch Drive Viewing will be on Friday 8 p m at Lindquist Lavlon Mortuary and 9 45 to am al the church Interment Kaysville City Cemetery Funeral services (or Norma SaunDEVORSS ders DeVorss will be held Saturday al 1 pm at Lindquist's Ogden Murtuarv where friends may call Friday from 6 fo 8 pm and Saturday 11:45 am to 1245 pm Interment Ogden City Ceme-ler- v SELECTION OF PREMIUM SPRING AIR SIMMONS MATTRESSES - INSTANT CREDI NOW PRICES AT A In as the meat market manager memoriam IN MEMORY OF LESLEY E DAVENPORT TO for ‘Safeway' retiring in 1984 He was a past and 719 Surviving secretary of B POE merhbers of his family are his wife Ruth children Doug W Bart and Pat (Farrell Woods) grandchildren Stacie (Brian) Thompson Amanda (Matt) Stephenson Katie (Dave) Cow-diand Casey Woods He is also survived by his sister ma brother Marlow stepsis-te- r and stepbrother Betty NOBODY BEATS As any friend could sav RC all The family of Jeanne Clarke 6 Convenient Store Location? 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What over you did to console our hearts We thank you so much whatever the part Tom Orville enjoyed life his family friends and breakfast at 'Village Inn'i-fhowho knew him will miss his love "quick wit and friendship always Funeral services will be held on Saturday June 5 1999 1100 am at 836 36th Street whgf friends may call on Friday June 41999 6 00 to 800 p m and Saturday pnor to services Perhaps you sent a lovely card Or sat quietly In a chair Perhaps you sent a floral piece If so we saw It there Perhaps you spoke the kindest words Perhaps you were not there at Just thought of us that day n OR COPY w 45 anti-smoki- After his work as an assistant under Bry ant and the head job at Kentucky Bradshaw was an assistant at Texas A&M in 1970 and at Vanderbilt in 1971-7- 2 before entering private business He returned to football at Troy State four years later 0 Quick MILW AUKEE Wil Quick a journalist whose advocacy made him a Milwaukee newsroom legend died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack May 25 He was 74 Quick was stricken with the heart attack as he was driving home from giving a speech to broadcast journalists on how to cover the tobacco industry and smoking Quick also known for his passion for civil rights genealogy the military and the Republican Party was a reporter and editor at the Milwaukee Sentinel from 1962 or 9 625-438- Wil championship ui his last year before taking the Kentucky job in an obituary cal! (801)625-439fax to (801) She was a graduate of Weber State Graveside services for Rudy DOMINQUEZ Valentine Dominquez will be held June 5 1999 at p m the Ogden City Cemetery at Orville worked Interment al Park assistant at Alabama during 1959-6- 1 helping win a national mortuary LARUE - Graveside services for Eugene Murray LaRue will be held al 10 a m on Saturday al Lindquist Memorial Park al Layton He married Ruth Winter in January 1946 member Bradshaw coached at Kenand at Troy tucky from 1962-6- 8 State in Alabama from 1 976-8-2 Ffe played for Bryant at Kentucky after the war Bradshaw eventually rejoined Bryant as an Clary Beyer Funerals War-t- 75 Saturday’s paper 4 PM Friday for Sunday’s paper Ail obituary notices will be confirmed by the attending To place Ala -- versity of Kentucky football coach died Thursday Ffe was riage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake ROY - Lawrence Valentine (Pete) June 5 MONTGOMERY Drysdale In Ogden The mar- Ford urday home i Roy She was bom April 94 1936 m Osmond Wyoming a daughter of Almon Leroy and Mary Bell Chadwick Ham son On November 18 I960 Ranae mar ned Benjamin B Mortensen m the Lo gan LDS Temple Ben preceded her in death m 1962 Ranae married Stanley R Bondoc in Okinawa Japan They A spokesman said no cause of death was listed in the hospital's records StavTOS Niarchos who died m Switzerland in April 1996 was one of the world’s richest men Constantine Niarchos was one of four children three sons and a from Niarchos' first daughter marriage to Eugenia Livanos whom he married twice She died in 1970 and his next wife was her sister Tina ss Charlie Bradshaw a protege of Bear Bryant and a former Uni- without a structured format Obituaries are available at J191 per line Photos and additional are symbols Obituaries must be received by 5 PM the day prior to publication 2 PM Friday for 1940 Charles married Janet LaWrence V (Pete) as Ranae Harrison Bondoc 63 1999 at her ali Tne Associated OGDEN Charles R Andrew 79 died Thursday June 3 1999 at Ogden Regional Medical Center He was bom December 20 1919 In Smithfield Utah a son of Fredrick F and Mina Marie Thirkell Andrew On June 6 rious He - ded Wednesday June 2 raised and educated in Michigan She had kved in Twm FaSs and St Anthony Idaho and m Ogden Pat had worked tor various restaurants as a chef Surviving are eight children Deems Warder Pasadina Texas Charles Smith and Donald Smith both of Sacramento Calri Duane (Jodi) Warden Sunset Keith (Debbie) Warden Ogden Richard Smith and Steven (Jill) Smith both of Twin Falls Idaho Wendy Smith Ogden two daugbters-m-laElizabeth Warden Willard Sandy Widie Plain City 20 grandchildren and three Pat is also survived by three brothers and two sisters Robert (Marbra) Wood Washington Terrace Richard Ex-footb- Death notices are provided by local mortuaries and listed as a service to our readers Paid obituaries allow families to extend a more message personal Wood On coach Bradshaw dies at 75 Obituaries Emity Pat Smith 63 Ched June 1 1999 m Twin Fans E Univtryty 227-880- 0 Potfcwoy 861 YAYIORSVILLEW atamp fluwrafrtatajxnmamotf VAIUY 39)5 W 4700 S 9674800 261 -6800 Jam bhroMftAietaond9 a I 6600 WytaMQtatwaiatataitfftoWgudarl 'r' bfatniM quite |
