| Show Obituaries 3B Tuesday March 13 2001 Orval DeWain ‘Duke’ Robinson - Orval DeWain Robinson affectionately known as e Duke’ 93 long-timresident of Preston Idaho passed away March 9 m 2001 Kaysville Utah of causes incident to age Beloved of all KAYSVILLE fie i remained active and vital involved with family neighbors and fnends literally until the moment of his passing He had resided Charles Joseph Jr McDonough - ROY Charles Joseph McDonough Jr passed away after a long hngenng illness on March 10 2001 He was bom December 211 922 in Brooklyn New York the son of Charles Joseph Sr and Edna Devlin McDonough He attended grammar school at the Lady of in Utah at St Mark’s Gardens (a retirement community) since 1 992 where he was a mentor and fnend to all who lived there At the advanced age of 93 he was serving as Assistant High Priest Group Leader instructor and Home Teacher in the Apple Tree Retirement Center Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSaints His was a life of service and devotion to family fnends and community He was bom April 6 1 907 in Freedom Wyoming son of J P and Rosa Luthi Robinson He graduated from Preston High School was the Student Body President and won the “AIIAround Athlete Medal ” He had a 34 year career with the J C Penney Company retiring as manager of the Preston Idaho store in 1961 After retiring he served as Franklin County Probate Judge for eight years during which time he served a term as president of the Idaho State Probate Judge's Association His active involvement in the LDS Church while in Preston included service in the Preston 7th Ward Bishopric Stake High Counselor Manager of the Oneida Stake Welfare Farm Cache Valley Regional Welfare Representative Officiator in the Logan LDS Temple and Stake Patriarch He is recipient of the Silver Beaver Award for his service to the Boy Scouts of America (Cache Valley Council) He served as Rotary Club President President of the Preston Chamber of Commerce Chairman of the Franklin County Hospital Board Chairman of the Preston School Board President of the Franklin County Fair Board and was instrumental in the planning development and construction of the Preston Senior Citizen Center while serving as president of the Senior Citizen's Board He married Mary LaRue Golight-l- y August 5 1930 He is preceded in death by his beloved sweetheart January 6 998 and their daughter Shirley Rae Eames (Gartn G Eames Rupert Idaho) Also preceded by him are two brothers John public school high Queens New in York He graduated from Syracuse University with a BA Degree in History Charlie Oined the Navy dunng World War II in 1942 serving in the South Pacific He was discharged in 1 1 Merle G Robinson and a sister Susa Dot Erickson He is survived by two sisters Merelda Gough Salmon ID Helen Gough Salt Lake City and brothers Melvin Robinson Frank N (Etna) WY and Kim N Robinson Blackfoot ID his daughter Marjorie R (R Wilham) Harris Kaysville 11 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren Kaysville friends may call Thursday March 15 2001 from 10 30 to 1 1 30 a m at Lindquist’s Kaysville 400 No Main following which there will be a brief memorial service Others may call at the Webb Funeral Home 109 E Oneida Preston Idaho Thursday March 15 2001 from 6 to 8 p m and Friday March 16 2001 from 9 30 to 11 30 am in the Preston North Stake Center 310 N State Preston Idaho Funeral services will be held immediately following at 12 00 noon under the direction of the Preston 4th Ward Interment Preston City Cemetery Juan Miralles the Weather Bureau at Kennedy Airport From there he went to Washington D C later taking an assignment at Edwards AFB in CA Prior to his retirement he was assigned to the Pentagon where he was given the responsibility of setting up a National Guard pay classification office at the Salt Lake City Airport for all Air Force and Army National Guard units west of the MS AK and HI He retired as a GS-1in July 1978 after his marriage to Jackie On February 23 978 They lived in Tooele for two years then moved to Clearfield He has been a resident of Roy for ten years He will be long remembered as a very kind and gentle person He loved his ready made family as though they were truly his and took them all under his wing He is survived by his wife JackKenneth (Judy) ie five children 4 1 NesslageCO Mortuary Michael Wade Jason Michael Wade age 29 beloved husband son and Brother returned to his Heavenly Father March 10 2001 He was born December 3 1971 Jason was a joy to his family and friends neighbors everyone he came in contact with He had the gift for sensing and caring for other’s needs and was always the first to offer help At the time of his death he was helping his special friend Steve Barlow Jason loved the outdoors and enjoyed snowmobiling water skiing He graduated and from Davis High School in 1990 He delighted in overcoming obstacles and no challenge was too big He is survived by his loving wife Angie and his unborn daughter Sydney Lauren Wade his parents brothers Brett and Ryan sister Melissa (Dave) his special nephew and buddy Kolton nieces Bnanne Kaitlynn and Mackenzie grandfather Howard Wade and grandmother Elsie Cottle Funeral services will be held y March 16 2001 at 11 a m at the Country Lane Chapel 30 South Country Lane Fruit Heights Fnends and family may call Thursday from 5 to 8 p m at Lindquist's Fn-da- 1867 No Fairfield Road and Fnday from 9 30 to 10 30 a m at the church Interment Lindquist’s Washington Heights Memonal Park 4500 Washington Blvd Ogden In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Sydney Lauren Wade trust through Barnes Bank Ray (Margo) Debi (Paul) Layton Ness-lag- e Otter-stro- West Jordan Jane Winn Rock Springs WY Patrick (Zeny) Winn CA nine grandchildren 11 Also surviving are one brother Thomas two sisters Edna Callahan and Eileen Leib New York Funeral services will be held Tuesday March 13 2001 at 11 00 a m at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary 3408 Washington Blvd Friends and family may call Tuesday from 9 30 to 10 45 a m at the mortuary Interment Memorial Lindquist's Gardens of the Wasatch 1718 Combe Road A Mass will be held at a later date at St Mary’s Church It is suggested that in lieu of flowers donations be made to Harmony Hospice 2649 N Mam Sunset Utah 84015 or to the Hill Aerospace Museum where he had been a Volunteer for five years The love and support of our Family and Friends is appreciated from the bottom of our hearts They have always been there for us Charlie loved you all as you have loved him A very special THANK YOU and all our love go to the wonderful peo- ple at Harmony Hospice for your tender loving care for two years Nancy Curtis Nicole Crostwait Ruth Brown Chaplain Buckley Father Ferguson and Dolcie Thompson his Senior Companion you have been our anchor in our storm For those of you a Manor Care especially Sean Priest you will never know just how much your tender loving care has meant to Charlie and his Family Thank you so very much Kathleen Stuart - Kathleen Margaret 82 died Sunday March 11 2001 at McKay-DeHospital in Ogden Utah She was born April 15 1918 to Hyrum Thomas and Alice Maude Saxelby Adams MORGAN OGDEN - Juan Miralles 60 passed away Friday March 9 2001 He was born February 22 1941 in Borrials Spain to Fransisca Babilom and Juan Miralles Juan worked as a Journeyman Tile Setter for California Stone Cremation by Leavitt's Crematory under the direction of Leavitt’s Layton Mortuary 1945 He went to work for the Government in 1950 at the Brooklyn Army Terminal and was later assigned to y Adams Stuart e On Jan Paul Burnett Major age 83 passed away peacefully and on free Saturday March 10 pain 2001 due to complications from emergency surgery He was bom August 24 1917 to Robert Bruce and Peart Estelle Burnett Major He was the oldest of five children He is the second of Robert and Pearl s children to pass away Virginia KAYSVILLE Lords Brooklyn New York and Kaysville Jason Paul Burnett Major - 16 she married Paul Raymond Stuart in Ogden Utah They spent 1941 60 years together sharing and caring for each other She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints Morgan 2nd Ward She had worked at Morgan General Store (Earls) for 16 years She was also active in the Relief Society and a member of the fair board for several years She was a devoted mother grandmother and great grandmother always caring and worrying about their welfare She was an excellent cook and seamstress She loved roses and had a beautiful garden Surviving are her husband Paul of Morgan three sons and two daugn-ter- s Roger Paul Stuart Morgan Lana (Poke) Preece Morgan Pal (Marvin) Dawson Morgan Ronald (Denise) Stuart Henefer Stan (Julie) Stuart Wynn Morgan 11 grandchildren Darin Danae Sherriane Shantelle Carrie Brian David Tommy Shalin Kelli and 15 great grandchildren Also surviving are two brothers and one sister Kenneth Adams Ronald Adams and Beulah Caldwell all of Morgan She was preceded in death by two brothers Funeral services will be held Thursday March 15 2001 at 12 noon in the Morgan 2nd Ward Chapel on Young Street in Morgan Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary in Morgan Wednesday from p m and Thursday from 10 30 to 11 30 am 6-- 8 Interment South Morgan Cemetery Masatoshi “Mush” Tominaga Masatoshi “Mush” Tominaga entered into rest on March 5 2001 in San Jose at the age of 86 A long time resident of Ogden Mush owned and operated a dry cleaning business Before moving to San Jose Beloved husband of the late Shizu-m- i Tominaga Surviving is son Larry Tominaga of Bend Oregon daughters Madeline Cnspm San Jose and Diane Ramirez San Jose Private funeral services and internment were held under the direction of Oak Hill Funeral Home in San Jose preceded His rum sisters Glo-n- a and Grayce and his brother Bob will miss him greatly He was born and raised in Kaysville Utah He attended Davis High School and later attended Utah State University and studied horticulture along with other studies On October 18 1937 he married his soul mate for life Frances Mann He shared 63 years with “the prettiest girl at the whole Lagoon Park" He is survived by his beloved wife Frances which is what he wanted He stated many times he could not bear the thought of being without her Paul and Frances raised four talented and loving children Sherrol Major Paul Burnett (Elizabeth) Major Jr Brent Mann (Linda) Maor and Craig Mann (Pam) Major He leaves behind 10 grandchildren who already miss his love and counsel Julie Brigitte Sean Tyler Erika Evan Malinda York Quinn and Nohl His much beloved granddaughter Julie whom he loved as a daughter was with him in his last moments His devoted great grandchildren are Carly Marc Holly Dalton Madison Major and Lauren Paul s great great grandson Jaden misses his grampa s hugs Paul lived a long and wonderful life He was fascinating to talk with he had so much knowledge to share with us all His occupations included being a miller at Kaysville Flour Mills and an electrician at HAFB from which he retired but his true love was his baking and his gardening He owned and operated Major’s Bakery for 20 years People still talk of his wonderful pastries and bread and of the orange trees and fish in the front window of the bakery He had customers from as faraway as Salt Lake come regularly for the delights of his bakery His gardening skills had no nval from the fabulous perennials to every fruit tree imaginable to the pine forest of more than 1 00 trees Paul set a high goal for all of us to stnve for He was utterly and completely devoted to his beloved wife for Frances His Frances has taught us all what love His and means honesty really integnty were impeccable He taught his grandchildren to treasure all life s in right down to the the garden grass His pallbearers will be his grandheebie-jeebie- sons Sean Major Tyler Major Quinn Major Nohl Maor his great grandson Marc Penrod and his Jason Boren He grandson-in-laloved all these young men and was of proud every one of them Friends are invited to Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary 400 North Main 1 Wednesday March 14 2001 from to 2 30 pm to honor this wonderful man Graveside services will be held at Kaysville Cemetery at 3 00 p m Brittney Marie Read After fulfilling her mission on earth our precious daughter Brittney Mane Read passed from this life in peace and freely returned to her Heavenly Home March 7 2001 All who know Standard-Examine- Arlien Mary Merrill Coburn DEWEYVILLE - Arlien Mary Weston and Day-to- n ID with her two sisters and one brother She graduated from West Side High School in 1 952 She married Funeral services Wednesday March will 14 be held 2001 at 12 00 noon in Riverview-Deweyvill- e Ward Chapel 10750 North Highway 38 with Bishop Hunter Barrus officiating Friends and family may call Tuesday March 13th from 6 00 - 8 00 p m at Rogers & Taylor Funeral Home 111 North 100 East Tremonton and Wednesday March 14th from 10 1511 40 a m at the church the Deweyville Richard James Campbell Richard James Campbell passed away Monday March 12 2001 in Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury Maryland His family is from Ogden Following cremation a memonal service will be held at a later date in Cleveland Ohio Alfred R Hobson OGDEN - Alfred Robinson Hobson 73 died Sunday March 11 2001 at a local hospital He was bom Jan 2 1928 in Ogden a son of Jesse L and Florence Jones Hobson He was a life long resident of Ogden and was in Ogden City Schools was Alfred active in the Church of Jesus Christ of as a one day welcome us back to Celestial spheres Brittney - you have brightened our lives with with smiles music and with love The lessons we have learned from you are endless Thank you for choosing to spend your Earthly existence with us your family and your many other special friends Your spirit ana memory will live on in each of our hearts until as you know we will one day meet again We love you111 Bnttney was bom on June 6 992 She is survived by her parents Kirk and Marti her brothers Daniel and Matthew and her twin sister Katie Grandparents Ray and Joyce Read West Point UT and Tom and 1 1 Diane Petterborg Barlow He was raised in Fruit and Heights from graduated High School in 1989 He served an Spain and graduated a lot of genealogy work and put together family history books She enjoyed being a nurse and helping others She was a member of the Riverview Ward Her last callings were Ward Extraction Coordinator and visiting teacher She had served in vanous callings through all her life She is survived by her husband Melvin and her seven children Mel-lie- n West York Melvin Cobum (Tami) Merrillee Francom (James) Wynn Merrill Coburn (Tina) Dayle Merrill Coburn (Terri) Wade Merrill Coburn (Monica) and James Merrill Coburn (Alenda) 27 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Also survived by her sisters Joyce Ringer (Wayne) Evalyn McBurme ana her brother Michael W Merrill (Annalfene) She was preceded in death by her Delwin West parents a and a granddaughter Emily Coburn in urday March 10 2001 along with one of his best fnends Jason Wade He was bom October 28 1971 in Ogden Utah to Reed Hams and Madrid worked as a Registered Nurse at the Mendon Logan Roy and Tremonton Nursing Homes She enjoyed going on trips with her family She loved nature birds and animals She enjoyed crafts She did Interment Cemetery Steven Reed Barlow LaVon Navarro Steven Reed Barlow 29 passed Noriega away m a snowmobile accident Sat- LDS Mission to Melvin Alexander Cobum Sept 2 1953 in the Logan LDS TemWA ple She lived in Olympia while her husband served in the U S child Army at Fort Lewis Their first was born there They also lived in Logan for two years while Melvin attended USU They later moved to Ogden where they stayed until 1973 They had six more children Arlien worked at a bank the Garland Sugar Factory and at IRS for several years She went to Weber State College and earned an associates degree in nursing She educated her are comforted in the knowledge that her crown is assured and inspired to know that she lovingly awaits to Mer-n- ll Cobum 67 died suddenly Saturday March 10 2001 She was bom Jan 20 1934 in Preston ID a daughter of Myron Wells and Gladys Beata Owens Memll She grew up on a farm in high priest and did temple work Surviving is one sister Caroline J Hobson Salt Lake City a sisterin-laCarol G Hobson Ogden sev- eral nieces and nephews Graveside service will be held Thursday March 15 at 2 p m in the Ogden City Cemetery Friends may call at the Larkin & Sons Mortuary Thursday from 1 to 1 45 pm The family wishes to express their appreciation to the staff at Mt Ogden Care Center for their kind and compassionate care Edith Peterson Henrietta Tucker CA from Weber State University in 1998 He married Jenny Miller in the Salt Lake Temple on December 27 1994 He was an active member of the LDS Church and was a member of the LeGrand Ward He was an Eagle Scout and had served as Young Men’s President and was the Scoutmaster at the time of his death He worked for Mollerup Glass where he had the opportunity of and working with his father-in-labrothers-in-lawhich he loved Steve was an avid outdoorsman He loved camping fishing and every kind snowmobiling of watersport He loved spending time with friends and family especially barbequing He was a wonderful husband father and son and was an example to everyone he met He is survived by his wife Jenny one daughter Aly and a future daughter Salt Lake Also surviving are his parents four brothers Craig Todd Tyler Fruit Heights Curtis Haaula Hawaii grandmother Connie Petterborg g Art and Karen Mike Bounti- Clearfield his Miller brother-in-la- and wives Arthur and Cindy Salt Lake Fruit City Mark and Maralee Heights three nieces one nephew numerous aunts uncles and cousins Preceded in death by his grandparents Elwyn and Helen Barlow and Don Petterborg ful brothers-m-la- and Alicia Bill Funeral services be held Thurs- will day March 15 2001 at 12 pm at the LeGrand Ward 1078 So McClelland Street (1040 E ) Salt Lake City Friends and family may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 p m at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary 1867 No Fairfield Road and Thursday from 9 45 to 11 45 a m at the church Interment Bountiful City Cemetery Andrew B Neil Andrew Bruce Neil passed away from this life March 11 2001 in Ogden Utah Andrew was born October 9 1928 in Kemmerer Wyoming to Archie Neil and Hannah Amelia Kiddy (Ann) Melvin Wayne Carter 58 of Stone Idaho passed away on Saturday March 10 2001 in the Oneida County Hospital He was born August 22 1942 in Stone He grew up and was educated in Stone and Malad Wayne spend his life ranching farming and mostly trading cattle He loved the outdoors and his horses Wayne is survived by his four children Diane (Ron Dell) Skidmore of Stone Dennis (Jackie) Carter of Stone Doug (Cheryl) Carter of Fort Hall Deniece (Matt) Tubbs of Malad 11 grandchildren one brother Gary Carter of Elwood Utah and one sister Terry of Buhl He was preceded in death by his mother Nina V Carter Draper Funeral services will be held on Wednesday March 14 2001 in the Curlew LDS Ward Chapel in Snowville Utah Fnends may call at the Horsley Funeral Home 132 W 300 N in Malad this evening (Tuesday) from 6-- 8 p m on Weonesday at the church In Snowville from 10 30 - 11 30 Burial will be In the Snowville Cemetery MALAD pneumonia She was bom December 22 1911 in Honolulu Hawaii the daughter of William and Adelaide Peterson She graduated from Kamehame-h- a school in 1 929 and was given the Hawaiian name Kalanehea She then went to St Mary's School and became a nurse She then worked as a stewardess on a luxury liner out of San Francisco when she met and marned James D Tucker They lived in San Francisco Tahiti and Hollywood then back to San Francisco where she worked as a nurse for Dr Harris Fishbon until she retired She is survived by her son James R Tucker and her daughter-in-laCarol R She has five grandchildren Vickie Sue Pam James and Cher ten and great grandchildren t four grandchildren She was preceded in death by her husband James and her two brothers Pete and Buddy Peterson Friends may call for the viewing on Wednesday March 14 2001 from one-ha- lf great-grea- 6-- 8 p m at Myers Mortuary in Roy 5865 South 1900 West Interment Memorial Park Myers Evergreen Send condolences to family at com www myers-mortuar- y Anthony Tyler Boyd ROY - Anthony Tyler Boyd passed away Thursday March 8 2001 at McKay Dee Hospital Anthony was bom March 8 2001 to Justin and Angela Boyd He is survived by parents Justin and Angela Roy oline Abeyta Ogden Joseph and Carla Boyd Roy four great grandparents Helen in 1953 an was accountant by profession Andrew is survived by his sons He Drew (Carlie) Neil Farmington UT David (Kathy) Neil Layton UT Leland (Debra) Neil Ogden UT two brothers Dale (LuReeta) Neil Pocatello ID Jack (Paula) Neil Pocatello ID and ten grandchildren Services will be held Thursday March 15 2001 at 11 a m at Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd where friends may call on Thursday from 9 45 - 10 45 a m Interment Plain City Cemetery Send condolences fo family at www myers-mortuar- y com Abeyta Roy Leon and Lucie Andrade Waco Texas ViBoyd rginia Ogden Mane Bryner Ogden several aunts and uncles and one cousin Graveside services will be held Wednesday March 14 at 11 00 a m at Leavitt s Aultoresl Memonal Park 836 36th Street Ogden Fnends and family may call at Leavitt's Mortuary Wednesday from 1 0 00 to 1 1 00 a m prior to services We love you precious Anthony and long to hold you in our arms Our only comfort is we know you are in our Savior s arms In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the parents of Anthony Boyd James A Gulbranson Joe Harland Anderson GARLAND - Joe Harlan Anderson 65 died at his home on Sunday March 11 2001 He was born April 22 1935 in Ogden Utah a son of Ross Arbon and Helen Regene Henry Anderson He marned Helen Hendrickson in January of 1959 later They divorced He attended elementary school in Snowville and graduated from Bear River High School in 1953 He served four years in the Navy he several commendations Wayne- Carter be held on Thursday March 1 5 2001 at 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church 514 24th Street Friends may call on Wednesday from 6-- 8 p m with a vigil service at 7 p m at Myers Mortuary in Ogden 845 Washington Blvd Nimrod and BYU He served in the Marine Corps and was honorabi where ROY - Edith Peterson Henrietta Tucker passed away March 10 2001 from complications caused by Navarro and Candelaria Cortez She married James Mora Noriega on (December 17 1946 He preceded her in death on January 21 1997 She enjoyed crocheting and embroidering Surviving are nine children Josephine and Eddie Valdez of No Ogden Thomas and Phyllis Nonega of Clearfield Kathryn Randall of Ogden Jenny Sanchez of Ogden Steve and Mary Noriega of Ogden Linda and Ron Garcia of Roy Sam and Tammy Nonega of Ogden Al Noriega of Ogden Michael and Anita Noriega of Clinton 26 grandchildren and 33 Also surviving are two brothers Ruben and Molly Navarro of Ogden Richard and Becky Navarro of West Valley City four sisters Julia and Louis Fraga of Ogden Mary Magana of Ogden Angelina and Robert Archuleta of Brigham Avelina and Rudy Gomez of Salt Lake City and many nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her husband James two daughter Faye and Lisa three sisters and two brothers A Mass of the Christian Burial will grandparents Car- of graduate “TOGETHER AGAIN’ OGDEN - LaVon Navarro Nonega away on March 11 age 76 passed 2001 at McKay-De- e Hospital in Ogden She was bom on Mary 25 1924 in Ft Lupton Colorado to Joseph Boyd He mar- ried Betty Edwards April 15 1955 in the Logan Temple 30 Divorced later years Andrew was a received Brittneys and our lives through countless acts of loving service r for outstanding service He loved his children and had a great concern for his family He also nad a love for horses and enjoyed working with livestock and animals He especially liked L his dogs He loved life He was an active mem-CJber of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints where he served as a high priest in the Garland Second Ward He is survived by his mother four daughters Sheryl (Lyle) Morey Sheflie (Skip) Morey Sonja (Rick) Green all of Vernal UT Sandra Maddox Craig CO six brothers Douglas H Anderson Kennewick WA Ross J (Bonn'a) Anderson Stone ID Cart G (Manlyn) Anderson Shepard MT Dewey W (Rena) Anderson N Ogden H Andrew (Marty) Anderson Stone ID and Lynn J (Connie) Anderson Snowville seven grandsons and three granddaughters He is preceded in death by his father and infant son Funeral services will be held Thursday March 15 2001 at 12 00 noon at tne Garland Tabernacle 140 West Factory Garland with Bishop Steve Archibald officiating Friends and family may call Wednesday March 14tn from p m at Rogers & Taylor Funeral Home 111 North 100 East Tremonton and Thursday 40 a m March 15th from 10 at the church 6-- 8 15-1- 1 Interment in the Snowville Cemetery with military honors by VFW Post 165 CLINTON - James A Gulbranson passed away peacefully at his home March 10 2001 at age 73 Jim was born October 12 1927 to Gilbert and June Pierce Gulbranson in Morris Minnesota He married Patncia Murray January 5 1949 in Salt Lake City Utah They were married for 51 wonderful years and enjoyed fishing traveling and their times together with family and friends at Island Park He loved sports of all kinds and his favorite team was any team from Minnesota Jim served his country with tours in both the Navy and Air Force He followed his military service with a long rewarding career in civil service at Hill Air Force Base He was a proud member of the American Legion Post 134 Surviving are his wife Patncia one son Dennis (Susan) Gulbranson two daughters Shauna Judkins Melinda Gulbranson four grand- children Michelle (Blake) Wilcox Bryce (Cindy) Cali Cammack Stephanie (Tyler) Sprague and five great grandchildren Preceded in death by his loving parents Gilbert and June Funeral services will be held Thursday March 15 2001 at 11 a m at Lindquists Clearfield Mortuary 1050 South State Street Friends and family may call Thursday from 9 45 to 10 45 a m at the mortuary Interment Clinton City Cemetery Military honors will be accorded by the DAV The family would like to give special thanks to Hospice and vista Care lor their loving attention and support to the entire family More Obits on Page 4B |
