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Show SPORTS / OBITUARIES The Salt Lake Tribune Saturda September 28, 2002 AUTO RACING NOTES CELTICS TO BE SOLD FOR $360 MILLION The Boston Celtics, after their best season in 14 years, will be sold toa local investment group for $360million in a surprise deal announced Friday The agreement to Seil one of the most storied franchises in pru sports was signed York. NBA deputy commiss:oner Russ Granik said he expects league approval ofthe deal ina couple of weeks. Pau! Gaston, owner since 1992, is selling the team to a group led by venturecapitalists Stephen Pagliuca and Wycliffe Growsbeck, as well as Grousbeck’s father, H. Irving Growsbeck, the founder of Continental Cablevision and nowa Stanford Business Schoolprofessor ad Press Charles Krupa/The Ass Former Laker Magic Johnson, right, is congratulated by former Celtic Larry Bird during the induction ceremonyfor the Basketball Hall of Fame. Pagliuca and Wycliffe Grousbeck gave no indicationat a news conference atthe Celtics training facility howfe they would tbe wiling to spendonplayer salaries toi a it reached the Fastern Conference finals last seasonfor the fisttime since 1988. The Celtics finished 49-33 last season and reachedthe play offsfor the first time in seven years. Wycliffe Grousbeck praised general manager Chris Wallace and coach Jim O'Brien, but neither partner at the news conference discussed possible per Johnson Savors ‘Magic’ Moment With Rival Bird THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ‘This prize thi ric Johnson. and reunited withhis former rival in a cere. evoked tears for the late Dra zen Petrovic and laughs for the antics of the Harlem Globetrotters before the star of the Los Angeles Lakers’ Show time stole the show You allowed me for 12 be little boy, to play the to try to bethe best player I could be, to try to win games and to also turn the and electronic media for outstanding contributions to the sport basketball Jim O'Connell, colle; writer for The Associat ed Press, also will receive the Gowdy Award. Harvey Pollack, a longtime Philadel phia public-relations man who first counted rebounds, steals and blocked shots, was given the Bunn Awardfor Alll of theinductees had to pick a cur rent Hall of Famer topresent him, and a nodtorecog, Johnson chose Bird fans on,” Johnsontold commissioner 2 theimpactthey had oneachoff David Stern between standinggood ovaa tions. “Hopefully, they had time as I had.” SAENGER and driving the NBAto unprecedented heights. ‘The two have become friends ‘The Hall christens a new $46 million home this weekend, starting with the competed for the 1 97 enshrinement of the Class of 2002: Johnson, Petrovic, the Globetrotters, Pnianepi ‘Tbers coach Larry Brown, na State women’s coach and Arizona coach Lute since their playing days, when they NCAAtitle and three NBA championshipsin the1980s. Although Johnson wa the headlin cr, severalof the inducteessingledout the Globetrotters for teaching them the love of the game. With past stars including Curly Nea and Meadowlark Lemon on the stage ix current Globetrotters came out to perform their famous dribble and p ssing tricks to Sy WUl evnoncrewill the owas Award, presented to members. blamedhis subpar season on. Earnhardt, who wonhis sec ondpole of the NASCAR season, turneda fastlap of 177.924 mph on the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway in his Chevrolet. He watched as DABORDSTILL ‘CRITICAL Miles Dabord, the brother of missing former NBA player ‘son Dele, remained in critical condition Friday, a day after his at the 2-year-old track, withstood challenges fromrookies Jimmie Johnson and Ryan Newman. ‘Then he faced aflood of ques- Doctors have said there was no hope of Dabord coming out of his coma. His death would leave investigators with few solid clues about the disappearanceofDele, his girtiriend and the captainof his boat. The three haven't been seen sinceearly July OAKLEY INTERESTED IN WIZARDS ‘harles Oakley mayjoin Michael Jordan and former New York Knicks teammatePatrick Ewing with the Washington Wizards, a teamthe 17-year veteran said would makethe playotfs this season. his contributions to the bardedafterwardwith questions abouta concussivn that he that speed, a Winston Cuprecord Chula Vista, Calif Scripps Memorial Hospital spokeswoman Monica Montano declined to say whether Patricia Phillips’ request had been ful: filled, Montanosaid that Dabord, who's been in a coma since ‘Sept. 14, wasstill critical Friday afternoon. of the print Bird could share Johnson was inducted into the Bas: ket ame on Friday night COMBINEDNEWS SERVICES Dale Earnhardt Jr. won the pole for Sunday's Protection One 400 on Friday and was bom- sonnel moves. mother planned to ask doctors to take himoff ie support at BASKETBALL Earnhardt Wishes He’d KeptInjury to Himself It could be possible,” Oakley, who playedfor the Chicago Bulls last season. “It's a goodsituation, knowing Michael and Patrick.” The 38-year-old power forward said several teams are interested in signing him, though he wouldn't identify them. He said he wants a one-year contract “Vd like to go to a dominantteam, but sometimeslife isn't always what you want,” Oakleysaid. “The Wizards have the right guys to score and they havethe bodies to bang. They're going to be inthe playoffs. AROUND THE LEAGUE Clippers: Forward Elton Brand could be ready to playin the team’s season opener following surgery on his right knee. He had surgery Thursday to repair a minor tear of the lateral knee cartilage andis expected to beout three to four weeks. Also, the Clippers signed free agent forwards Tremaine Fowlkes and Cherokee Parks thestrains of “Sweet Ger orgia Brown.” @ Suns: Phoenix signed free agentforward Dan Langhi, Combined News Services hardest hit I ever took.” Earnhardtsaid hestill hasn't spoken to NASCARofficials aboutthe issue. Waltrip on Pole Michael Waltrip wonhis first BuschSeries poleinfi years, earning theinside front start for today's Mr. Goodcents 300at Kansas Speedway a quick lapof 174.831 mphonthe 1emile track. He has 12 poles and ninevictories on the Busch circuit. Hs previous pole came tions about aninterviewwith tnternational Raceway. ‘The Associated Press and USA rlier this week. Earnhardt saidthe lingering effects of Crashat Indy KubensBarrichello escaped a concussion suffered April 28 in acrash at California Speedway Was a major cause ofhis strug- gles this season. It was an injury Earnhardt saidhe didn’t even bring up at the time, althoughhe said he consulted later with his own doc. tors. Now, he wishes he had never mentionedit. 1 didn't expectit to be such a deal,” hesaid. Earnhardt, whowonthe pole for the Pepsi 400 on Aug. 18 at the Michigan International Speedway, s jidn’t mention the ion whenit happenedbet more worried about anotherinjury. “That particular day, I thought I'd broken my ankle in the crash,” hesaid. was really more concerned about that than anything.A fractureof any kind can take you out of your race car,” Besides, Earnhardtsaid, “I didn’t need a doctortotell me. 1 knew right away. It was the injuryin a hardcrash during theopeningpracticefor the SAP UnitedStates GrandPrix at Indi. anapolis Motor Speedway. The Brazilian was upto speed on his warm-uplap and approachingthelast turn when he got his wheels onto the grass andslid acrossthetrack into a concrete wall. Few Formula Onecircuits havewalls, but the Indy road courseincludes part of the 22 mile oval on whichtheIndianapolis 500 and NASCAR's Brickyard 400 are run. ‘Thecar, which sustained heavy damagetothe left sid woundup onthe mainstraight away,only yards fromthestart. finish line. ‘Teammate Michael Schumacher was fastest in the day's two practices, His bestlapon the 2.606-mile, 13-turn course was 1 minute,13.548 seconds,consider- ably slowerthan the track record of1:11.708 he set last year in winning thepole. BIRTHS RAJA, Maria and LYSTRUP Nathan, Draper, son, Sept. 26, Cotton wood Rossal, Murray Hisar and Seott, West Jor 26, Alta View Hos dan, damet pital, Sandy ALDER, Diane 4 id Kirt, Layton, da yghter Sept i, Davis Hospital Layton ALDRICH, Stunnon anid Kasey Layton, son, Sept. 16, Davis Hospital N. Mindy and Jason, Syra thter, Sept 14, Davis Hospital ERSON Lindsey and Scott Ogden, daught Sept. 25, McKay Dee Hospital, Ogden ANDRADE, Aids and PADILLA Johnny, Clearfield, son, Sept. 22, Davis Hospital, Layton AVERETT: Aitana Seremlat Murray, daughter, Aug Hospital, Salt Lake City BAKER, Samantha and JOSEPH William, Jr, Clearfield, son, Sept. 2, Davis Hospital, Layton BALL, Kimberly and a Bountiful, son, Sept. 23, Davis Hospital Layton BARBER Jaime and Justin, La fon, son, Sep Davis Hospital Layton BARTON, Leslie and PAYNE, Soult, Syracuse, daughter, Sept. 2 Davis Hospital. £ on and Matthew, Salt Lake City, son, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Hos pital, Salt Lake City BECKER, Rebeca and Jeremy, Roy pier Sept 22 McKay De Hospital Op ae Wendy and Richard, son, Sept 18, Davis Hos BISHEIMER. Krystal and Jeff, Oj den, daughter, Sept. 20, MeKay Dee Hospital, Ogden BRADFORD, Donna and Jobin, Sr n, aughter. Sept. 14, Davis Hos I, Laytc BRANT, Katie and Keith, Layton daughter, Sept. 19, Davis Hospital Layton BRIGHTENBURG, Nicole and CROWLEY, Daniel, Layton, dinughter Sept. 1B, Davis Hospital, Layt BRINKERHOFE, April and Seth, Layton, daug 19, McKay Dew Hospital, Ogden BRITTON, Diane ind SERENA Victor. Jr son, Sept. 18 Davis Honpital, Layton BROWN, Sara and yan, Kaysville son, Se) 19, Davis Hospital, Layton. BUCKLEY, Jennifer and Darrin Ogden, son, Sept. 25, McKay Doe Hospi and Sean, Hill Field Air Force Base, son, Sept. 1 Davis Hospital, Layton BURRUP. Jillian ind Parker, Lay 5, McKay Dex ton, daug) Hospital, Ogdes BUXTON, Lisa and Todd, Ogden, son, Sept. 19, McKay Dee Hospital Opden. CHARLESWORTH, Katherine and Jeter West Haven, daughter, Sept. 26 ital, Oe rah and Jason, Brig ham City, daughter, Sept. 24, McKay DeeHospital, Ogden CHERRY. Holly and Brandon, Clearfield, daughter, Sept. 17, Davis Hospital, Layton CHRISTENSEN, Dobbie and Wet Valley City, son, Sept. 26. Catto wood Hospital, Murray CHRISTENSEN, Tamara and Kevin, Preston, daughter, Sept. 25 Logan Regional Hospital, Laygan CHROSTOWSKI, Jaymee and Erick, Ogden, daughter, Sept. 22 MeKay Dee Howpita Owden ane OLAR David, Wells ville, daughter, Sept 24. Lagan Hospital, Logan COBOS, Monica, Ogden. 1, Sept 26, McKay De Hospital, Ogden COLLATZ, Camille and Stacey Layton, son, Sept. 20, MoKay Dee Hos pitt, Ogden. COURSEY Jolynn and Scott Kaysville, daughter, Sept. 20, McKay Dee Hospital, Ogden. CRAM. Ashley, Clearfield, daugh ter, Sept. 25, McKay Dee Hospital, aden CRAWFORD, Jennifer and Robert South Jordan, son, Sept. 6 Val CRAYTHORNE, Jil andErik, West Point, daughter, Sept. 24, Davis Hospi tal, Layton ON, Emily and Michael. her, Sept. 22, MeKay-Dee Mga Ogden ALTON, Amy andJoshua, West Valley City, son, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Hospital Saltr and Scott, Salt Lake ( nyath r, Sept. 26, Cot tonwood Hospital, Murray DESPAIN, Sally and Blake, Salt ity DOMINGUEZ, Ginny and Rudy Ogden, son, Sept. 24. Mc ‘Kay Dee Hos pital, Ogden DRYER, Tricia an 1 Jason, Layton, daughter Sept. 22, Davis,‘Hospital Layton DUMAS, Kristina andNikki, Lay ton, daughter, Sept. 18, Davis Hospital, Layt DUVALL, Bronwynand DAY, Jas yn, Salt Lake City, son, Sept. 26, Cot tonwoodHospital, Murray EARLE, Suzanne and Charles, West Valley City, daughter, Sept. 26, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray EDWARDS, Kendra and David. Kaysville, daughter Sept. 23, Davis Hospital, Layton FIELDS, Melissa and David, Salt Lake City, son, Aug, 28, St. Mark's Hos- pital, Salt Lake City LLETT, Sarah and Russell Clinton, daughuer, Sept 4, Davis Hos pital, Layt Holly and. Gregory Salt Lake City, daughter, Sept. 26, Cot tonwoodHospital, Murray GALVEZ. Shannon, Harrisville FREEMAN daughter, Sept. tal, Ogden. 25, McKay-Dee Hospi GARFIELD, Kathrynand Jeffrey monton, son, Sept. 25, Davis Hospi tal, Layton GARNER Christina and ROBINSON, Stanley, Ogden, daugh: ter, Sept 25, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden GETTMAN, Kimberleeand Caleb, Hill Field Air Force Base, son, Sept. 23, n. Tara and frustin, daughter, Sept. 23, Lagan Retional Hospital, Loan GRUBB. 17, Davis Hospital, Layton. GUNDERSON, Margaretand Ted, dr., Cheeoea son, Sept. 16, Davis Hos: pital, 1 HALES,Becky and Gregory, Kays ville, son, Sept. 18, Davis Hospital, Layton. HANSEN, Aimeeand Paul, Ogden, 2%, McKay-Dee Huspital, n, HANSEN, Questie and Jonathan, ‘Taylorsville, son, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Hospital, Salt Lake City ARDY, Marci and Reed, South Jordan, daughter, Sept. 26, Alta View Hospital, Sandy HARDY, Sydney and Joseph, Ben son, daughter, Sept 25, Davis Hospital, Layton. ER, April and PALMER, Daniel, Clearfield, daughter, Sept. 25, Davis Hospital, Layton. iS, Natal kyan, West Point, daughter, Sept. 20, Davis Hospi tal, Layton HARTLINE, Laura and Andrew Midvale, daughter, Sept. 26, Cotton Heights, daughter, Sept. 23, Davis Hospital, Layton. HESLOP, Brendaand Andrew. Og den, son, Sept. 23, McKay-Dee Honpita Ope HESS, Angdletaand Ryan, Layton, son, Sept. 21, Davis Hospital, Layton HULA, Brandy and Kenneth, Fruit ey and Darrell Sept. 26, Logan Re- iorsHoe , Lagan. NA, c Catalina and ESquive,"Miguel Clearfield, son, Sept Hospital, Layton. Sandy HUYNH, Trinh and CHAU, Ben. jamin, Sandy, son, Sept. 26, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray North Ogden Wi daughte Davis Hospital Layton JENKINS, Heather and Peter, field, son, Sept. 17, Davis Hospital Layton JENSEN, Niurka andEric, Layton, om, Sept1 Davis Hospital, Layton. JOHN: ind Paul, Clear field, daughter, Sept. 22, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden JOSEPH, Marie and Judex, Layton, son, Sept. 23, Davis Hospital, Layton. KENNING Candice and MARTINDALE, Josh, West Jordan. son, Sept. 25, Cottonwood Hospital, Murr: KUERTH, Trisha and Devin, Lay ton, son, Sept. 22, McKay Dee Hospital Ogden, LANGPAP, Nicole and Travis, Farmington, son, 2, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. /ARSEN, Candice and James, daughter, Sept. 16, Davis , Layton. LEE, MeredithandBrett, Salt Lake City, daughter, Sept. 26, Alta View Hos pital, LIFFICK, Stacey and David, Syra: cuse, daughter, Sept. 20, Davis Hospital, Layton LINEHAN, Heather and PIERRE, Roy, son, Sept. 19, Davis Stephanie and Brian, West V y son, Sept. 26, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray LOSEE, Mirinds and Brian, West Jordan, son, Sept. 28, Cottonwood Hos pital, Murray LOSIK, Vanesa and Samuel, Lay ton, daughter, Sept. 22, Davis Hospital, Layton MARION, Janaand Donald, Syra cuse, daughter, Sept. 21, Davis Hospital, Layton MARTIN, Valerie and Daniel Clearfield, daughter, Sept. 24. Davis Hospital, Layton MAUGHAN,Janeand Alan, Kays ville, son, Sept. 26, McKay Dee Hospital. Ogden. %, Davis Hospital, Layton. PEACOCK,Stefanie and Kyle, daughter, Sept. 2 , Alta View Hospital, Sandy. PERRY, folly andBrian, Layton, son, Sept. 24, Davis Hospital, Layton PETERSEN, Sabrina and Eric Holladay, daughter, Sept. 26, Cotton wood Hi urray PIEL. Marion and Robert, Clearfield, daughter, Sept. 19, McKay Dee Hospital, Ogden. PISUVATI, Rajini and NISTALA, Srinivas, jaughter, Aug 2%,St. Mark's Hospital, Salt LakeCity POPA, Julie andSean, Smithfield, daughter, Sept 25, Logan Regional Hospital, Logan. ULTER, Tonya and Zachary -, Sept. 19, Davis Hospital, Jennie and Cory, Logan, son, Sept. 25, Logan Regional Hospital nnifer and Landon, on. QUINTANA, Laura and Jarron, Layton,son, Sept. 23, Davis Hospital, ‘TRUJILLO,Melanie and Antonio, Ogden, son, Aug. 26, McKay‘Dee Hospi tal, OF VANBREE, Jennifer and Dustin, Syracuse, son, 23, Davis Hospital, Layton. VANTASSELL, Erin and Ryan, Roy, son, Sept. 22, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. VERCILLO, Amy andDarin, Cen terville, daughter, Sept. 24, Davis Hos: pital, Layton. WARREN, Kimberly and Ethan, pl. 20, McKay Dee Hospi WAYCOTT, Katherineand Robert, Jr. Clerfield, son, Sept. 24, Davis Hospital, Layton WAYNE, Amber and CHIDESTER, Brandon, Clearfield, daughter, Sept. 21 Davis Hospital, Layton. WEBER, Juliann and Michael Smithfield, daughter, Sept. 25, Logan Regional Hospital, Logan. WESTON, Geana and Shane, Og den, son, Sept. 24, McKay -Dee Hospital, Ogden. WHATCOTT, Holly a ind Van, 18, Dayis Hospital, Layton, WHITAKER, Ogden daughter, Sept. 22, McKayDee Hospital, ee daughter, Sept. Dede WHITESIDES,Jennifer and Scott, Layton, son,Sept. 21, M pital, Ogden. WIESE,Traci and Dave, Pleasant View, son, Sept. 25, McKay-Dee Hospi tal, Ogden. WILCOX, Amy and Peter, Clinton, son, Sept. 20, Davis Hospital WOLFE, Dawnand Chris, Ogden, daughter, Sept. 22, MeKay-Dee Hospi tal, Ogden, WOLFE,Tamara and Thomas, Roy, daughter, Sept. 14, Davis Hospital, Layton. , Janelle and WHITE, Adam, Layton, son, Sept. 25, Davis Hospital, Layton. WRIGHT, Megan and Weslyn, Providence, son, Sept. 15, Davis Hospi tal, Layton. WRIGHT,Michelleand Jonathan, en, daughter, Sept. 22, McKay-Dee a n. YESCHICK, Kristy and Mark, West Valley City, daughter, Sept. 26, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray. YOUNG,Dana and CARPENTER, Robert, Sandy, son, Sept. 26, Cotton: wood Hospital, Murray ZABRISKIE, Melissa and Jacob, Ogden, son, Sept. 25, McKay-Dee Hos- pital, Ogden. ZINN,Crystal and Lee, Riverdale, daughter, Sept. 23, Davis Hospital, Layton —_-———— Layton. REED,Cassandra and Adam,Mid vale, son, Sept. 26, Cottonwood Hospi tal, M iffany and Tyler, Morgan, son, Sept, 23, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. RICE, Shauryand David, Clinton, son, Sept, 20, McKay-Dee Hospital Ogden. RICHINS, Pamela and Kevin Clinton, daughter, Sept. 15, Davis Hos pital, Layton. ROARKE,Kimtwrly and CLEVELAND, Justin, Hill Field Air Force Base, daughter, Sept. 24, Davis Hos) Georgia Marriott Mary Bassett Kothieen Mary Bassett, age loving wife, mother, ond friendto al 47, in Salt ie City. Utah, wghter of Joeseph, ond Ruth tal, Layton. Christiansen Gittins. “Married Marvin Virgil Yotes June 1962 Died 1972). remarried ton BosettSept. 27, 1972. Survived by her daughter Tommy Bassett, ick wife. Karen Bassett; and fi in bradfora; Mike and wife Pavia Bassett; Qur dear daughter and sister, step-son Becky husband Georgio ‘Marriott returned to our step-daughters Layton. Bryon Slama; Cindy and husbane Wednesday, LD, Wendy and Michael, SALAZAR, Kimberli and PAUL, Heavenly Father Peterson; Wendy and husband 25th, "2002, in Blooming ‘Mark Layton, daughter, Sept. 22, McKay-Dee Gregory Il, Salt Lake City, twin daugh- September Dan Fletcher; 14 sranadildren,one Hosp’ Ogden, seven wers, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Hospital, Salt “eeoorg, was born November 16, great-grandchild; rother Gitins, Barbaro Fon. McBRIDE, Twanya and Michael, ak 1508 It Lake City, Utah to poe sisters,siicars iy. tke, lene Posey, Leah Cooke, Lois Eye, Layton, son, Sept. 20, Davis Hospital, SHEIB, Jenalyn and Kurt, Kays: and oflight‘arriott. She shares Brown, Jean Guise, Verno fore, God tn wie is fer Eleanor Layton’ ville, daughter, Sept. 26, McKay-Dee airs Holton. Preceded in death by brothers I veers“Ow five ore richer MCCOWAN, Kimberlee and David, Soma Ogden. loveph and Russel a“ Gittins; and sister shewospart of ws Layton, daughter, Sept. 24, McKay Dee HNEITER, Tracee andErnest, Cause Performance ot ln, ‘Marjorie Bad A seni Hospital, Ogden MeGINNIS, Tanya and Samso Cedar Hills, sun, Sept. Alla View Hospital, Sandy MCKAY, Kathrine and James, Og den, daughter, Sept. 23, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. NAVA, Melissa, Ogden, son, Sept 26, McKay Dee Hospital, Ogden. NEEL, Kristy and Brent, Roy daughter, Sept. 23, McKay Dee Hospital Ope NEEL, Lisa and Matthew, Roy, san. Sept. 45, MoiKay Dee Houpiual, Ogden. NOYCE, Ryane and Jeffrey, Mid vale, son, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Hospital, Salt LakeCity OLIVERSON, Sara and Christo pher, Layton, son, Sept. 21, Davis Hos pital, Layton. OLSON, Holly and Steven, ston, son, Sept. 20, Davis Howph wood Hospital, Murray HEATON, Lanise and Jex, Ogden, son, Sept. 26, MoKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden, PARKER Logan, daughter, HOLLINGSWORTH, Holly and Ogden, daughter, Sept Mokay Dee Hospital Open HOW! isa and Joseph, South Weber, daare Sept. 0, Davis James, al, Layton OWENS, Heather and Carter, Lay ton, son, Sept. 21, Davis Hospital Layton. PACKER, Charlotte and Preston Farmington, twinsonand twin daughtor, Sept. 17, Davis Hospital, Layton ROCHE, Darla, Ogden, son, Sept 14, Davis Hospital, Layton. ROGERS, Cathy and Wallace, Roy. son, Sept. 16, Davis Hospital, Layton ROGERS, and Michael, North Ogden, son, Sept. 22, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. RUSHTON,Riki and Rhett, Kays ville, son, Sept. 1%, Davis Hospital Riverdale daughter, Sept. 25,. Davis Hospital, Layton. SCHROADER, Candice and De mon, Ogden, daughter, Sept. 21, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden Margaret and penal North Salt’ Lake, daughter, Sey Davis Hospital, Layton, SLATER,Bennie and Joseph. Og den, son, Aug. 27, McKay-Dee Hospital, Oxden. SMITH, Stephanie and James, Layton, son, Sept. 20, Davis Hospital Laytun. 87. Andra and Paul, Lay ton, son, Sept. 17, Davis Hospital, Layton, STU. Slacy and Roger, Kays lle, son, Sept. 25, Davis Hospital, Layton. SWATSENBARG, Kobsuk and dobn, Roy, daughter, Sept. 18, Davis Hospital, Layton. TALBOT, Sarah and Jacob, Roy, daughter, Sept. 18, Davis Hospital Layton. THOMPSON, Laretie, Went Valley City, daughter, Aug. 28, St. Mark's Howpital, Salt LakeCity TOOMALATAL, Kimberly and Fol, Ogden, daughter, Sept. 25, McKay Dee Hospital, Ogden. dione"University. eorgic lived a thored her testimony of loses Cit His restored gospel with roommates and friends. as remember her ongel 4 deep spirituality, and her ateeligi ekfomily9gatherings. movies we,willmiss ovr ue-ayed survived by her Parents, David and Nei! Marcle, one10 siblng Mia Stoim (Joba), Dani ‘anon marriott (Emily), rate‘atch {Christian), Adam Mai riott, David Marriott, Will Marriott, We jarriott, Trace Marriott; Maternal grandparents, Judge fs. George Foote, Alexandria, LA; and paternal grand Funeral ae c 11200 a.m. Mondo; ot Mountain View Memorial, 3115 2 7800 S. Friends may call Sundoy 6-6 pum. and one hour prior fo service. Ruth Austin Hause Pst Austin Hause, Phof sont we S508 away E at Ye on Seoit fut survived by her douatier, Helen Hause, four grandchildren, Corey.Kim, Cole and Abby and was ionately known to ysis wench as ‘ survived by her dear Etend. Donuto “Done” Pestvg who ter votedly cared for Ruth for eight years. port ir M ir Ruth was born Marriott of Washingt Pocatello, Idaho Funeral Services will be held Her parents Mar day. September 30, aw ee rr rs he the Wyoming and Conter, 4395 Se tole iy. Uiah where Ruth or ew 2145" .) st of 10. children.” " She riends may work tor forBoug 2002, trom Ro fore her morning from 30 a.m. prior ie ee frome iena0 so ey 1974, 974, the servicescnet vill be in W lived her life nonge to ‘alleson ire ie i to the Georgio Marriott Memoriot Scholarship, corezgthe Indiana Universit 1 wsic. Bloomington, Indi by her own words, “IF you are, |
