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Show MARCH 3, 1987 L, dDIEuTtnn v n Former Kaysvillite dies Brent G. Smith, 37, died Bennett, Issaquah, Wash.; 39 grandchildren and 32 greatgrandchildren. Also surviving is one sister, Mrs. Horace (Cleo) Barber, Syracuse. Services were held Feb. 21 at the Syracuse Stake Center with Feb. 8, injuries sustained in a automobile accident, near Las Vegas, Nev. He was bom July 25, 1949, in Ogden, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Smith. He married Connie Rae Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larue Brown, Koosharom, Utah, Nov. 3, 1973 in the Manti Temple. Brent grew up in Kaysville, was an active member of the LDS Church, for whom he served a two year West Central States Mission. He was a district sales manager for George Bennett Jr. George Henry Bennett Jr., 82 of 1303 W. 2700 S., Syracuse, died Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1987 at a nursing home in Bountiful of causes incident to age. He was born Jan. 17, 1905 in Syracuse, a son of George Henry and Annie Dawson Bennett. 'He married Norma Ellery on Sept. 5, 1929 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died July 2, 1981. He had been a lifelong resident of Syracuse and graduated from Davis High School. He was a farmer most of his life and had been a school bus driver for many years. He had worked for the Davis County School District, the Naval Supply Depot and the Arsenal. He was a member of the Syracuse 3rd LDS Ward where he served as a high priest. He had also served as counselor in the bishopric and ward clerk. He had served on the stake High Council, and had served in many church auxiliaries as a leader and teacher. He had been a temple worker at the Ogden LDS Temple from 1975 to 1984. He and his wife served an LDS mission in the Oklahoma Mission from 1972 to 1973. He served an LDS mission to Australia from 1925 to 1927. He had been a member of the Aussie missionary group for 60 years. He was a charter member of the Syracuse Lions Club. He had also served on the planning board for Syracuse. Surviving are six sons and two daughters, Jay C. Bennett, Sunset; Robert DuVal Bennett and Wendell E. Bennett, both of Bountiful; George Floyd Bennett and Mrs. Glen (Dorothy) Bouy, both of Syracuse; Mrs. Richard (Connie) Murphy and Scott W. Bennett, both of Salt Lake City; Ellery K. Leah Brimhall services held 1987 from in Clearfield Funeral services for Leah Mendenhall Brimhall were held Wednesday, Feb. 25 at the Lindquists Clearfield Chapel. Bishop Clair Bankhead of the Layton 28th Ward officiated. She died Feb. 21, 1987. Family prayer was offered by Donn Brimhall; prelude, and selection of Old Favoite Hymns by Ruth Owens; invocation and re- Campbell Soup Co., in Los marks, Bishop Clair Bankhead; speakers, Shirly Carr and Wayne Angeles, going into business for himself in 1982, when as founder and president of Adventureland Video, he pioneered his company to the nation's largest video franchise. He is survived by his wife Connie, two daughters and one son, Lisa, Shanna and Michael, all of Highland; his father and mother, Gerald and Joan Smith, formerly of GEORGE HENRY BENNETT, JR. Bishop Ralph Turner of the Syracuse 3rd Ward officiating. Family prayer was by Richard T. Murphy, prelude, Randy Gailey; invocation. Dale B. Thurgood; remarks, Bishop Ralph S. Turner; speakers, Robert DuVal Bennett and Jay C. Bennett; Love One Another by Stephanie Bouy accompanied by Karen Bennett on the flute, Bob Bennett, piano; speakers, Soctt W. Bennett, Glen I. Bouy, Wendell E. Bennett and e Pres. Jere D. Hodges; My Love by LeAnn Bennett accompanied by Gerrie Bennett; benediction, Reese F. BenSome-hwer- nett. Dedication of the grave was by Ellery K. Bennett with interment in the Syracuse City Cemetery. Pallbearers were Steven Bennett, Bob Bennett, Shaun Murphy, Blaine Bennett, Brock Bennett, Page Bennett, Ryan Bennett, Lowell Bennett and Michael Bouy. Honorary pallbearers were Allan Bennett, Reese Bennett, David Bouy, Dennis Bouy, Steven Bouy, Adam Bennett, Geoffry Bennett, Brind Bennett. Funeral directors, Lindquists Kaysville Mortuary. Lillian Tiffany Lillian Moser Tiffany, 64, of 899 E. 400 N., Kaysville, died Tuesday, Feb. 24, 1987, at her home of heart failure. She was born Oct. 29, 1922, in Salt Lake City, a daughter of Walter and Theresa Swenson Moser. She married Lawrence Tiffany Aug. 20, 1937 in Farmington. The marriage was solemnized in the Ogden LDS Temple Feb. 14, 1984. She had lived most of her life in Silt Lake City, moving to Kaysvil-ltti- n That Wonderful Thornock; Mother of Mine by Janet Ostler accompanied by Ruth Owens; benediction, Dick Mendenhall. Dedication of the grave in the Provo City Cemetery was by Lynn Mendenhall. BRENT G. SMITH Funeral services were held Highland 9th Ward Chapel Kaysville, now of Las Vegas, Nev.; two brothers, Lynn Levi Smith, Deer Park, Washington and Kim Smith, American Fork. at Feb. 13. paid by fami- Several tributes were ly and friends. Burial was Koosharom, Utah. at Delles William Manning, 82, of Honolulu, Hawaii, formerly of Farmington, died Friday, Feb. 13, 1987 at his home of cancer. He was bom Nov. 26, 1904, in Kaysville, a son of John Chandler and Mary Ann Edmonds Manning. He married Mabel Moon July 25, 1929, in Logan. She died March 21, 1948. He married Tokuhisa Bonnie Tsubota Sept. 27, 1957 in Tokyo, Japan. He was reared and educated in Davis County. He had lived in Farmington, Oregon and in Honolulu the past several years. He was a member of the LDS Church and had served a mission in the Eastern States. He had worked as a munitions specialist for civil service. Surviving are his widow of Honolulu, three sons, Don W. Manning, Farmington; J. Merrill Manning, Mountain Green; Jerry Manning, Honolulu, Hawaii, and 16 grandchildren. Also surviving is one sister, Erma Lane, Alameda, Calif. He was preceded in death by two :i . ' The Heritage Center will hold the monthly luncheon March 12 at 11:30 a.m. The entertainment will be provided by the Old Timers followed by Lee Warren and her Doggie Follies. The menu for the day includes baked ham, parslied potatoes, buttered carrots and apple pie. A different and very entertaining program is planned and everyone is invited. Please call the center, 5 for lunch and transportation reservations. The Heritage Center would like to thank the many senators and representatives, especially those 773-706- DELLES WILLIAM MANNING brothers. Services were held Feb. 21 at Brimhall. drinks plus gift certificates for those callers participating. The money raised will be used for education programs, research and service to cancer patients. These areas are helpful in the prevention, cure and care of patients. We hope you will consider a generous contribution if called for a pledge on the evening of Tuesday, March 10. Lindquists Kaysville Mortuary Dean Larsen offi- from Davis County, who supported the aging programs and issues during this years Legislative session. A special thanks is extended to Senator Haven Barlow for sponsoring SB 149 repealing mandatory retirement at age 70, which passed both the Senate and the House, and to Senator Jack Bangerter for his valiant effort, right through the eleventh hour, to bring HB 101, auto insurance premium reduction for seniors, to the Senate for consideration. The Heritage Center is in need of an oil painting instructor. If you are interested, please call the center, 773-706- 5. with Bishop ciating. Interment was in the Farmington City Cemetery. PATIO AND CARPORT COVERS 15 OFF WINTER SAVINGS AlsaSavaOn Aluminum or Steal SttnQ Storm md Repfecenient as Gaos WVKjOWI Sunaawn nmnfpng Al Romodolng and uxmrucson Do it Yourselfers Cal for Special Pricing CUSTOM CRAFT HOME IMPROVEMENT 5464941 or 7822861 (akw hour cat coact) HiEltgEMIlMBnQiDtiaaEffliD d0i7t7& GHssnniD AMO jimiR) dug? a (310yogi cAtu LILLIAN MOSER (iii TIFFANY tfl Chrol Rasband, Mrs. Wilbert (Michelle) Schuman, both of Kays-vfllMrs. Matt (Laura Lee) Clearfield; 13 grandchildren add six SAlso surviving are her stepmother, Ruth Moser, Salt Lake Cy; one brother and three sisters, Robert Moser, Orangevale, Calif.; Mrs. Chet (Mary) Ness, Mrs. Ferns (JoAnn) Dubach, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Dean (Rosalie) Donn Brimhall and Preston Heritage Center events 0 sShe was a volunteer worker for SE Marks Hospital in Salt Lake Qty and the Silver Age Senior Citizens in Kaysville for many years. Surviving are her husband of Kaysville, one son and three daughters, David Tiffany, Clinton; Bri- Lynn Mendenhall, Dick Mendenhall, "Forgiveness ought to be lik a cancelled note, torn in two and burned up, so that it can never be shown against Henry Ward Beecher the man." EiVERYQNE 1980. 2She was a member of the Kays-vjjl- e 17th LDS Ward and had held nfeny positions in the church. Pallbearers were Gordon mhall, Arnold McCafTerty, Phone derby slated The American Cancer Society in Davis County will be holding their annual telephone derby the evening of March 10. Volunteers will be calling the residents of the county for pledges. The Smoot Building near Alpha Beta in Centerville has donated their facilities for this fund raising event. Dominoes Pizza and Dicks Market will be donating food and D. Manning rites held BRIMHALL imibT J: Util e; Wil-sg- n, DUTCH DOY CARPET CLEANERS Serving Par Our SO Yam MLTUMCHT r. l jjQlsen, Springville. ,She was preceded in death by &r mother, her father, one EMERGENCY WATBUflRE OfAIHJn Brother, one sister and two grandchildren. Services were held Friday at the ICaysvUle 17th Ward with Bishop SYayne Allred officiating. EXPCTT CtlANMQ OF CARPCTS RJRNmiRI ORBITAL RUGS WAU. WMHMO DMm own . Interment was in the Kaysville (Sty Cemetery. Funeral directors, fandquists Kaysville Mortuary. X TMiirooM kotcmoumd Dotibte Cheese REMOOmAl. A COMMERCIAL OOOCNAMAI 540-18- 7 . 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