| Show Obituaries 4C Saturday December 2 2000 John Webb Peterson Reginald Hunsaker 89 lifetime resident of the Bear River Valley passed away Thursday November 30 2000 at the Bear River Care Center of causes incident to age He was bom December 10 1910 in Elwood Utah the 8th child of 13 the son of Lewis and Sarah Ellen Warner Hunsaker He was a graduate of Bear River High School He held an Associate Degree from Utah State University in Education He served an LDS mission to England his mother's homeland He was active in the LDS Church serving as a Bishop a member of the South Bear River Stake Presidency and other various positions He was an active scouter and recipient of the Silver Beaver Award serving as District Chairman and Council Vice President He marned Ruth Johnson in 1943 in the Logan LDS Temple She preceded him in death in 1 988 He mamed Valaine C Austin in 1989 They have made their home in Elwood He was an excellent farmer and was a pioneer in raising sugar beets in Raft River Idaho where he moved his farming operation in 1967 He was awarded the Sugar Beet Grower of the Year Award in 1980 by the Amalgamated Miami-Dad- University of Miami in Florida while serving in the United States Army He received degrees from Weber State and BYU ' I I John mamed Norma Kelley of Roy Utah on May 5 1967 in the Logan LDS Temple They were divorced in October 1 997 John moved to Los Angeles in May of 1 997 where he worked in tele- vision He and Julie Laughlin of Stock- ton CA were mamed in Nevada in January of 1 998 just pnor to leaving for the United Arab Ementes John was Sports Information Director at Weber State from 1973 to 1979 and taught broadcasting until he left Weber in 1 984 While at Weber he was Voice of the Wildcats for almost 12 years at KLO and KJQ John served two terms as President of the Big Sky Conference Sports Information Directors Association and was a founding officer of the Utah Sports Sports Information Association which brought into being the Beehive Boot Trophy in football and the Oquirrh Bucket Trophy in basketball for the three major Utah Universities John taught mass communications at Delta College in Stockton CAfrom 1986 to 1997 He was an active supporter of Delta Athletics the Stockton Ports and the University of the Pacific where he served as PA Announcer from some time He broadcast valley high school and college games from Sacramento to Fresno and was a regular on local radio and television including a number of years at KUOP John received the Golden Apple Outstanding Teacher Award from the California Teachers Associations in May of 1997 He was loved and revered by students fellow faculty and numerous civic leaders wherever he was He led United Way campaigns and served numer- 1 ous student organizations and activities and was active in theatre with leading roles in the Miracle Worker (at Dixie College) Grapes of Wrath The Rainmaker The Cemetery Club The Pnme of Miss Jean Brodie and Once Upon a Mattress while at Delta John was loved and is survived by his four children Kwm (Shanna) Peterson of Salt Lake City Utah Andrea Peterson of Phoenix AZ Kindra Peterson of Salt Lake City Utah and Shon Peterson of Stockton CA one granddaughter Lily Peterson Salt Lake City Utah parents Ruth Wilson of St George Utah and John H Peterson of Malad ID two sisters Ann Daugherty Norwick CT and Jae Tolbert Littleton CO his first wife Norma Peterson Stockton CA and his second wife Julie Laughlin Peterson Stockton CA Funeral Services are pending at DeYoung Shoreline Chapel while arrangements are made to return his body to California In lieu of flowers if anyone wishes to remember John the family asks that contnbutions be made in John's name to the Gary Crompton Athlete Scholarship Fund at Weber State University - Sugar Company father of four He was a sons and a daughter He affected many lives with his goodness generosity and example His cheerful nature and’excel-lencountenance were a trademark to his fnends and family much-love- d F He is survived by his wife Valaine Austin Hunsaker Elwood Sons Dr David R Hunsaker and wife Pat of Prescott Anzona Steven L Hunsaker and wife Rebecca of Tremonton Jack M Hunsaker and wife Bonita of Declo Idaho Robert W Hunsaker and wife Shirley of Phoenix Anzona and daughter Susan H Hepworth of Nibley a brother Uoyd R Hunsaker of Logan and a sister Marjorie H Keller of Ogden 23 grandchildren ten stepgrandchildren five great granddaughters and five step great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife Ruth Johnson Hunsaker a Abel Hepworth and ten brothers and sisters Funeral services will be held Monday December 4 2000 12 00 noon at the Tremonton South Stake Center 1150 South Tremont Street Family and fnends may call Sunday December 3rd from 4 00-- 6 00 p m and Mon Dec 4th 1 from 10 30 a m at Rogers and Taylor Funeral Home 111 North 100 East Tremonton Utah Interment in the Elwood Cemetery son-inla- 00-1- Leo L Larson LAYTON - Leo Leonard Larson 72 husband father grandfather brother and uncle died Wednesday November 29 2000 He was bom on July 23 1928 in Ogden Utah the youngest son of Arthur Laymon Larson and Agnes Gunnerson He was a member of the LDS Leo church served in the U S Navy from 1 946 1948 as a fireman first class He -- retired from Hill Air Force Base after 38 years where he worked as an Automotive Inspector He mamed Ella Folsom They later divorced He mamed Donna Macfarlane June 17 1967 Kristine Stitt Earl Kristine Stitt Eart 36 of Powav California died November 22 2000 in Poway She was bom February 11 1964 in Ogden Utah She graduated from Bonneville High School in 1982 She attended Weber State College and Memck College where she received her LVN Degree She was employed as a consultant with Pacific Mobility Survivors include her husband Darren Earl of Poway CA son Chaseton Earl and daughters Cassie and Canssa Earl of Poway CA father and mother William K and Bonnie Stitt of Ogden UT sisters Pamela Nelson Wyoming Vicky Sparks Wyoming Joan Stevenson Ogden UT brothers Tim Stitt and Ryan Stitt of Ogden UT grandson Daniel Marlow J Sherwood Reginald Hunsaker John Webb Peterson 55 died sud- denly in his apartment in Dubai United Arab Ementes of a massive heart attack John was just completing his second year teaching journalism at the Dubai Women's College and had planned to return to the States in January John was bom in Ogden Utah on May 19 1967 son of John H and Ruth Webb Peterson He was reared in Provo Utah where he graduated from BY High He served an LDS Eastern States Mission to New York City and the World’s Fair from 1964 to 1966 John attended Dixie College in St George e Utah and College and the Leo enjoyed fishing hunting camping and bowling but golf was his passion He enjoyed watching sports and loved to read Leo was a good person He was always willing to help anyone in need always willing to listen and had a respect for others He was an inspiration to his children and grandchildren Surviving are his wife Donna Layton five daughters and two sons Robin (Amando) Izatt Layton Karry Goodale York PA Nan (Steve) Shafer West Valley City Bonnie Miller Laylon Joy Lynn (Derek) Dunaj Layton Dan A (Beverly) Macfarlane Sunset Jim I (Peggy) Macfarlane Layton 1 9 grandchildren and several Also surviving one brother Arthur L (Connie) Larson Ogden Preceded in death by his parents one sister Virginia and his second wife Diana Wells Funeral services will be held Monday December 4 2000 at 11 am at Lindquist's Laylon Mortuary 1867 No Fairfield Road Interment Lindquist's Memonal Park at Layton OGDEN - Marlow Joseph Sherwood 75 died Thursday November 30 at a local care center He was bom February 6 1925 in Salt Lake City a son of Moroni W and Pearl Kate Dye Sherwood He mamed EveRackham lyn US Olympic Committee must improve its image They were later Marketing chief: Must address low confidence They were later of commercial sponsors divorced He marned Arlene Butler divorced He married Deon Sherwood They were later divorced He then mamed Winn Loveland They were later divorced He was a lifelong resident of Ogden and attended Ogden High School He had been employed as a cab driver for Yellow Cab Co of Ogden and as a fabric cutter for W S Butter Co Marlow was a Navy veteran of WWII Surviving are five sons Craig & Sharon Robinson Plano Texas Lynn Sherwood Portland Oregon Dale Sher- wood No Salt Lake Brent & Kim Sherwood Queensland Australia Jay & Zenetta Sherwood Ogden 15 grandchildren and 3 Also surviving is one brother Lawrence Sherwood Ogden Following cremation graveside service will be held Monday December 4 at 11 am in the Ogden Crty Cemetery directed by Larkin & Sons Mortuary Alhiser-Com- (760) In WASHINGTON - The US Olympic Committee must repair its scandal-scarre- d image to keep attracting corporate sponsors the organization's marketing director said Friday Controversies over drug use by athletes sagging Olympic television ratings and alleged bribery by former Salt Lake City Olympic organizers are among the toughest challenges the USOC faces marketing chief Matt Man-nell- y told USOC leaders “The perception in the marketplace of sponsors is a lack of confidence” Mannelly said “We need to go meet with the sponsors to assure them we are confident and we know what we are doing” Mannelly and other USOC officials say the scandals have not put much of a dent in corporate g for the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City Of the USOC’s 11 top corporate sponsors only the United Parcel Service has not committed to sponsoring the Utah games “I think we’re going to hit the numbers that are going to make rothy three daughters a brother gon Library Association and a lifetime achievement award from Willamette Writers Her 1977 novel “A Really Weird Summer” won an Edgar Allan Poe Award for best juvenile mystery from the Mystery Writers of America McGraw was bom in Houston and grew up in Oklahoma City She said she wrote her first story when she was 8 and published her first novel “Sawdust In His Shoes” in 1950 She drew the covers for several of her books including her last “The Moorchild” in 1996 Eloise Jarvis McGraw Brendan Donnelly The Associated Press ATLANTA - Calvin Cox a former assistant managing editor of The Atlanta Constitution died Wednesday of heart problems He was 81 First hired at the Constitution in 1945 as a copy editor Cox later worked as a columnist city writer and editorial writer Cox was one of four founders in 1964 of the Atlanta Press Club which now has 850 mem-bter- s Survivors include his wife Do- and three granddaughters PORTLAND Jarvis McGraw Ore an - children's author g died Thursday of cancer She was 84 McGraw wrote 19 books and was known for capturing the thoughts and feelings of children particularly those aged 10 to 14 - her primary audience McGraw’s books garnered the Newbery Honor Award three times and the Oregon Book Award twice She also received the CES Wood Award for lifetime achievement from Literary Arts Inc the Evelyn Sibley Lampman Award from the Ore- - De-Fran- tz NH - Fa- ther Brendan Donnelly former president of Saint Anselm Col- iege died Thursday of respiratory illness He was 80 Donnelly entered Saint Anselm College in 1938 as a candidate for the Saint Anselm Abbey as a Benedictine monk He graduated in 1943 and was ordained in 1946 Donnelly was head of the mathematics department when he left Saint Anselm to serve as an Army chaplain in Korea and Japan rearing with captain’s rank He served in several adminis- - 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BRONSON - Funeral services for Sharon Renee Thayne Bronson will be held Monday December 4 at 11 00 a m Washington Heights Baptist Church 1770 E 6200 S Ogden Friends and family may visit from 10 15 to 10 45 a m Committal services to follow at Leavitt's Aultorest Memorial Park 836 36th St Ogden Naef wiH be held Saturday at 11 a m at Lmdguists North Ogden Mortuary 2140 North Washington Blvd where family will meet fnends on Saturday 10 to 10 45 a m Interment Franklin Idaho City Cemetery MANCHESTER Eloise award-winnin- Obituaries NAEF - Funeral services for Farold D value than the $50 million pledge” Mannelly said Drug scandals also have battered the USOC News leaked during the Sydney games that shot putter CJ Hunter husband of sprint superstar Marion Jones failed four separate drug tests in Europe this summer- - The USOCs former director of drug control programs is suing claiming the body encourages doping by athletes The USOC denies any wrongdoing An independent agency headed by 1972 marathon gold medalist Frank Shorter took over drug testing duues from the USOC in October Baldwin who headed the US delegation to Sydney noted that no American competitors failed drug tests Hunter withdrew from Olympic competit on before the games citing an injury USOC officials also noted that US wrestler Brandon Slay was awarded a belated gold medal last month because the original winner Germany’s Alexander Leipold tested positive for a banned steroid The episode showed “The IOC is very serious about seeing that clean athletes get their medals” IOC member Anita said Former editor dies of heart problems Funerals Draayer will be held Saturday at 1 pm at Dndquist s Ogden Mortuary Family will not be meeting fnends one hour poor to the memonal service as earlier printed we can demonstrate there's more NATIONAL OBITUARIES memoriam Decomber - fund-raisin- 745-216- 2 In Salt Lake City break even or be profitable” Mannelly said But the heat is on to make sure the Salt Lake Gty games are free of the taint that sullied the International Olympic Committee decision to send them to Utah “The image that has to go forward in Salt Lake City is it's a wholesome wonderful games” said Sandy Baldwin the Phoenix real estate executive who is the favorite to be voted USOC chairwoman this weekend Tom Welch and Dave Johnson the former top officials of Salt Lake City’s bid for the 2002 games face trial next summer on federal bribery and conspiracy charges They allegedly plied IOC members with more than $1 million in gifts travel and other perks to ensure Utah’s selection Ten IOC members were ousted or resigned because of the scandal A former USOC official charpleaded guilty to ges for his role The Salt Lake City games- are also key to the USOC’s plans to sign up more corporate sponsors and press its current sponsors to increase their support Mannelly said Top sponsors now pay $50 million each and “I’ll have no problem with saying it’s gone from $50 million to $75 million if The Associated Press Earl Funeral services were held Wednesday November 29 2000 Interment Dearborn Cemetery Funeral arrangements under the direction of Mortuary 225 S Broadway Escondido CA 92025 'J-- Standard-Examin- CQ ' S' 03 5 4 -- ! |
