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Show APRIL 14, 1987 L, flDOpriit V Wheat rites held Thompson services held Maury Sherald Nathaniel Thompson, 8, 132 S. Larkin Lane, Kaysville, died Thursday, April 2, 1987 in an American Fork hospital of heart failure. He was bom Jan. 29, 1979, in Los Gatos, Santa Clara, Calif., a son of Cory L. Thompson and Francis Francom. He lived in California for nine months, in Kaysville three years. He had resided in American Fork for the past four years. He was a member of the LDS Church. Surviving are his parents, Cory L. Thompson, Kaysville; Francis Lundahl, St. George; two half sisters, Heather and Alexis Thompson, Kaysville. Also surviving are his grandp- 1 of Ellsworth succumbs Ernest 58, Ernie Jack Ellsworth, of 646 James, Clearfield, died Saturday, March 28, 1987 at St. Benedicts Hospital of complications due to pneumonia. He was born May 27, 1928 in Fort Duchesne, Utah, a son of John and Betty Vargas Ellsworth. He married Sharon Child May 21, 1954 in Ogden. The marriage wus later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He retired from Hill Air Force Base as a mechanic. He had lived in Vernal for 15 years, Ogden, Roy for seven years and in Clearfield for 20 years. He attended schools in Vernal. He was a veteran of the Korean War, serving with the U.S. Army. Surviving are his widow of Clearfield; one son and one daughter, Carlow Ellsworth, Ogden; Mrs. Kerry (Bonnie) Fuit, Clearfield; three grandchildren. Also surviving are his parents, LaVerkin, Utah; four brothers, Clyde Ellsworth, Washington Terrace; Edger Ellsworth and Jerry Ellsworth, both of Sunset; Harold Bud Ellsworth, Willard. Services were held April 7 at Lindquists Clearfield Mortuary with Bishops counselor Terry Wayment officiating. Family prayer was by Charles Kenyon; prelude, Torma Henderson; "O My Father by James and Susan Schmidt; invocation, Tom Anderson; O My Papa by De- - Harmon Oden Wheat, 76, of 677 E. 400 S., Clearfield, died Sunday, April 5 , 987 at St. Benedicts Hos--s pital following surgery. He was bom March 4, 1911, in Miami, Florida, a son of John Oden and Alma Warren Wheat. He married Florence Colett in Salt Lake City. They were later divorced. He married Hazel M. Christensen July 30, 1952, in I Brigham City. schools, and attended Woodbury College in Los Angeles, Calif. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II, and had worked for the DDO. He enjoyed fly fishing, hunting, polf Krtulinrt nkAtnnronhw onH , Memorial services were held Tuesday at the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Roy with Bishop Robert Speirs officiating. Inurnment will be in the Clinton City Cemetery. Cremation under the direction of Myers Mortuary of arents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Thompson, Kaysville; Martha T. Burke, Bremerton, Wash. Services were held at the American Fork Training School LDS Chapel with Bishop Darwin Poul-so- n officiating. ERNEST ERNIE JACK Family prayer was offered by ELLSWORTH Monte Joseph Brough; prelude, bbie Moss; speaker, Roger Murra-y- ; LaVerle Day; invocation, Jack A. These Hands by Harris Rampton; Where Love Is by Adams; speaker, Vernon Moon; Jackie Thornton; remarks, Bishop remarks, Bishop Richard M. Allen; Darwin Poulson; tribute, Emily Somewhere My Love by Essie Brough; speakers, Rose Bigney and Dr. David Green; I Am A Ottley and Pat Hansen; benedicChild of God by Jackie Thornton ; tion, Rulpn L. Brinkerhoff. Dedication of the grave was by speaker, D. J. Hicks; appreciation, Bradley Brown with interment in Roy Thompson; organ medley, the Kaysville City Cemetery. LaVerle Day; benediction Dee S. Pallbearers were Jason Westens-ko(Pete) Page. Davis Westenskow, Max Dedication of the grave was by Christensen, Kay Christensen, Bishop Darwin Poulson with interEvan K. Sorensen, John Sorensen, ment in the Wasatch Lawn MemoCharles E. Harris and Rick rial Park. Anderson. Pallbearers were Monte Joseph Brough, Andy Atkinson, William Dean Skinner and Dan Sam. Westenskow dies CD O CH Funeral directors, Lindquist Mortuary in Kaysville. Don Evan Westenskow, 61, of Owen Ave., Layton, died Friday, April 3, 1987 at Humana Hospital Davis North of heart failure. He was bom April 16, 1925 in Gunnishon, Utah, a son of J.F. and Lillie Chapman Westenskow. He married Lois Mae Willden Oct. 1, 1948, in Mayfield, Utah. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. He was reared and educated in i : ; fliM! lcf:ViiJT7AV I 414 MS DDMS Gunnison. He attended Gunnison High School. He lived in Kearns for nine years and Layton the past 23 years. He was a sheet metal foreman at Hill Air Force Base, retiring after 26 years of service. He was a member of the Layton 11th LDS Ward, where he had served in the presidency of the High Priest Quorum and the YMMIA. He was also active in scouting. He enjoyed camping and woodworking. He was a veteran of World War II, serving with the U.S. Army in the South Pacific. Surviving are his widow of Layton, three sons and three daughters, David E. Westenskow, Carl J. Westenskow, both of Evanston, Wyo.; Alan D. Westenskow, Mrs. Bradley (Kathryn) Brown, Alisa Mae Westenskow, all of Layton; Denise Marie Westenskow, Salt Lake City; and eight grandchildren. Also surviving are one brother and two sisters, Clair K. Westenskow, Sandy; Dale Sorensen, Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Farrell (Gwe-na- ) Olson, Richfield. He was preceded in death by five brothers and one sister. Services were held April 7 at the Layton Utah Stake Center with Bishop Richard M. Allen of the Layton 1 1th LDS Ward officiating. Interment in the Kaysville City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Lindquists Layton mortuary. J Our Best Boys Easter Services conducted Funeral services for Mona Van Weerd were held April 8 at Lindquists Clearfield Chapel. She died April 4, 1987. Services were conducted by Bishop Mark J. Taylor of the Clearfield 12th Ward. Family prayer was offered by Milford L. Van Weerd Jr.; prelude and postlude, David Townley; When He Comes Again by Lori Duncan accompanied bv David Townley; invocation, A1 Hensley; remarks. Bishop Mark J. Taylor; speakers, Milford L. Van Weerd and Paul Van Weerd; musical readPsalm ing, The Twenty-Thir- d by Natasha Van Weerd accompanied by Karma Van Weerd; tributes, Minnie Weaver and Eugene Purser; benediction, Richard Van Weerd. Dedication of the grave was by Karl Van Weerd with interment in the Memorial Gardens of the Valley. Pallbearers were Michael Van Weerd, James Van Weerd, Milford Van Weerd Jr., Jan Van Weerd, Carl Hensley, A1 Hensley, Trent Van Weerd and Fred Hensley. Honorary pallbearers were Troy Van Weerd, Alan Crawford, Brian Crawford, Robert Holben, Fred Van Weerd, Troy Holben, Arnold Van Weerd, Earl Van Weerd and Joshua Van Weerd. Dress Shoe! LOOKING GREAT WITH BASS REEFS YOU ONE STEP AHEAD MANY OTHER SPECIALS IN-STO- RE Limited to stock on handSubject to company poSctes No Special orders, Purchase orders, transfers, holds or layaways Barton's Family Shoes Downtown-Bountif- ul .ti343 S3 a tin 33413 .ED mo un ra 5 GQV D (Einmm (P : Surviving are his widow of Clearfield, one daughter, Mrs. Daniel (Mae) Aldridge, Clinton; ; two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Also surviving are two brothers and two sisters, Omar Wheat, Ho- ward L. Wheat, Gertrude Beck, and Mable Boyd, all of Ogden. He was pr f:eded in death by one brother, one son and two grandsons. He was educated in Ogden City SHERALD NATHANIEL THOMPSON was a rock hound. iIEBIiNuEZffi 43 j u o(f V Vr i n 3 i li M |
