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Show TheSalt LakeTribune SPORTS Wednesday, November22, 1! NIT Boasts a Marquee Matchup Hoyas’ Iverson Tests Georgia Tech’s High-Profile Marbury THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWYORK — ThePreseason NIT got the semifinal teams it wanted and the individual matchup everyone hoped for. The marquee says No. 5 Georgetown vs. No. 25 Georgia Tech tonight. The buzz is that Allen Iverson is going against Stephon Marbury. Iverson, the Big East rookie and defensive player of the year last season as a point guard, leads the Hoyas against Georgia Tech’s Marbury, the highest of this year’s high-profile freshman about to play in his first college gamein his hometown. “T'll enjoy it within the context of the game,” Georgetown coach John Thompson said Tuesday of the backcourt confrontation. “I can’t enjoyitif it’s not in the context of the game. Remember,it’s not Allen playing Stephen We're playing Georgia Tech.” Thatis true, and No. 16 Michi- gan plays No. 19 Arizona in the other semifinal with the winners meeting Friday night. But Iverson and Marbury took the highlight a route to Madison Square Garlen. Iverson and freshman backcourt partner Victor Page combined for a few fastbreak dunks that were the window dressing on easy wins over Colgate and Temple. “His judgment on the break hasn't been as goodasit has been in the halfcourt,”” Thompson said of Iverson, who had 24 points, 10 reboundsandfive assists against Temple. “On the break he is so confident in his own ability and then he has goneon to create for others.” Iverson played against Temple with a strained right shoulder and an eight-stitch cut over his right eye “He practiced with no restrictions,” Thompsonsaid. “He's just fine.” Marbury was slowedby tonsilitis in the first-round victory over Manhattan. All the way down to 16 points, including an alley-oop dunk that had certain television analyst screaming louder than usual “I wish people would stop saying Stephon Marburyvs. Alien Iverson,” Marbury said Tuesday. “It is Georgia Tech against Georgetown.” Then he got caught upjust like everyoneelse This is something to pay money for,” he said. “It is one good show.” The opener of the doubleheader will be a decidedly different matchup, “Our game will be more along the lines of a team concept,”Arizona coach Lute Olson said Tuesday. “Everyone will be involved in our game whereasthe focus of the other game will be Iverson and Marbury.” Senior guard Reggie Geary has been the leader for the Wildcats on both endsof the court. “He's been a great defensive player,” Olsonsaid. ‘‘He's a great competitor and heseeshis role as getting the ball to open people. He's the best leader we've had since Steve Kerr.” While Arizona had to win at then-No. 16 Arkansasto reach the semifinals, the Wolverines won at homeagainst DePaul and Weber. UTAH BIRTHS Compiled by Michael Westley And Trish Aguayo-Jordan TheSalt LakeTribunenotes the following births by parents’ names, residence, sex of baby, birth date and hospital. Relatives and friends wishing to purchase extra copies of today’s Tribune in commem oration of a birth cando so by calling 2372931 ANTHONY-UZELAG,Alisynand Micha Salt LakeCity, daughter, Nov. 20, University Hospital, Salt Lake City. ARCE, Griselda and Servio, Logan, daughter. Nov, 20, Logan Regional Hospital, Logan. BARRETT, Tammy and Kevin, Kearns, son Nov. 19, FHP Hospital, Salt Lake City. BENKO,Brittany and Andrew, Ogden, daughter, Nov. 20, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. CAMACHO,Elizabeth, Salt Lake City, son, Nov versity Hospital, Salt LakeCity. EN, Paula and John, man, er, Nov. 19, University Hospital, canvert, ‘Haliy and WEIS, John, Salt Lake City, son, Nov. 20, University Hospital, Salt Lake C CLINGER, Linda and Wade, Salt Lake City, daughter, Nov. 20, University Hospital, Salt COON,Sherrie and Max, Ogden, son, Nov. 20, McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. CURDIE,Rebecca and Steve. West Jordan, son, Nov. 20, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray. CURFEW,Eydie and Kenith, Salt Lake ( daughter, Nov. 20, Alta View Hospital. Sani DAINES,Tiffanyand Spencer, Park City, son, Nov. 20, University Hospital, Salt Lake City. DAY, Sarah, Sat LakeCity, son, Nov. 19, Alta View Hospital, S DEMILLE, Michelleand Reece, Ogden, daughpeter reCity, daughter, Nov. 20, PP Hospital, SaltLakecity South Jor. MURRAY, M. Wendyand M. Shane, i, Coheed Salt, West Jordan, son, dap. 28, Nov. 20, Cottonwood Hospital, wh joy. 19, FHP Hospital, Salt LakeCity. ELIS, aes and Trenton, Salt Lake City Roegan and Regan, Salt Lake City aan Nov. 17, University Hospital, Salt NIELSEN, daughter, Nov 20, FHP Hospital, Salt Lak ENRIQUEL, Marie and Fidel, Midvale, son, | aARLEY,Brandy and Bryce, Sandy, son, Noy.4 Nov. 18, University Hospital, Salt LakeCity Ont University Hospital, Salt Lake City EVERHART, Nichole and Michael, Logan. ORTIZ, Veronica, Salt Lake City, son, Nov. 19)" daughter, Nov. 20, Logan Regional Hospital. University Hospital, Salt Lake City son, Nov gan wad Koeven, Laytaa, FREDERICK, Melainea and Larry, West Valley | PERK ; ily, daughter, Mov. 18. PHP Hospital. Salt 17. takeioe Bountiful PETERSEN, Russ, Riverton, son. Lake Nov. 18, YEPHosp Salt LakeCity. . GOFF, Carlin and David, Ogden, son, Nov. 20, .J @Mark, Hyrum, daugh.y McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden. onal Hospital Logan HAMBLIN, Jennifer and Michael, Tooele. son. Nov. 16, Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful HANCOCK,Samee, Elko, Nev., daughter, Nov i University Hospital, Salt LakeCity. Kristen and Richard, Bountiful, son. PHILLIPSGerriand Curt, Pioche, Nev., daugh-2 ter, Nov. 16, Valley View Medical Center oe dar Ci PLATT,Bobbi and Bob, Cedar City, daughter 20. Alta ViewHospital, Sandy HICKS,Melanie and Jason, Ogden, son, Nov. 19, Nov. 20, Valley View Medical Center, Cedars McKay-Dee Hospital, Ogden HORMAN,Brenda and Vincent Salt Lake City. RIDDLE, Melisa, Centervilleson, Nov. 19, U oe y. 20, University Hospital, Salt Lake versity Hospital, Salt Lake City. : sHOOP! Wendy and Jeff, West Jordan, sone HORTIN, Pamela and Brett, Sandy, daughter Nov. 21, FHP Hospital, Salt Lake Ci Nov. 20, University Hospital, Salt Lake City STEVENS,Lynette and James, Salt Lake City. JOHNSON, Rebecca and Renn, Cedar City son, Nov. 22, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray. daughter, Noy, 19, Valley View Medical Cen‘SWIST,Sheila and Auston, Layton, son, Nov. 20, ter, Cedar City Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful sonsStanteland Carson, on aan, TAYLOR,Sabrina, West Valley City, son, Nov. McKay-Dee Hospital, 0; 19, University Hospital, Salt LakeCity. KIMBER. Jessica and Clift, Cedar City, son Scott, Farmington, daughNov. 19, Valley View Medical Center, Cedar TAYLOR,Wendyand ter, Nov. 16, Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful cit ‘THOMPSON,Leigh and GRECO, R. Scott, Salt KING, Renee and Van, Salt Lake City, daughter, Lake City, daughter, Now 20, Cottonwood! Nov. 20, Alta View Hospital, Sandy. Hospital, Murray. KIPPEN, Rachael and Bryan, Orem, son Nov VANCE,Lesley and Tom, Woods se son, 20, Cottonwood Hospital, Muri ‘Nov. 20, Cottonwood Hospital, Murr KUKHAREVA, Tatlyana and Chris, Salt Lake WALL,Terr! and Robert, Centerville, daughter, , wv. 20, University Hospital, Salt Nov. 16, Lakeview Hospital, Bountif LakeCit and Berkley, Logan, daughter, PANEY, Katherine and Steve, Boise, Idaho, son, WARD,Shauna Nov. 20, Logan Regional Hospital, Logan. nivel WARNOCK,LaDawnand David, Salt Lake City LITTLE, Kristy and Bronso1 daughter, Nov. 19, University Hospital, Sail son, Nov. 20, Alta View Hontal Sandy Lake City. LEN, Linda and Jeff, daughter Nov. 18, Lakeview Hospital Bount | WATERS, Amber and Jason, Layton,son, Noy 16, Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful. WILLIAMS,Laura and Jeffery, Salt Lake City, MOLLE , Priscilla and Roy, West Valley Ci o son, Nov. 20, Cottonwood Hospital, Murray. | son, Nov. 20, FHP Hospital, Salt LakeC OBITUARIES Blanche Baum Blanche McDonald Baum, 83, died November aayfatinie Salt Lake iyHospiital. mber 24, 194 in Heber City, Utah,to wimi“and Milarion Andrews McDonald. Mar- fled Bradford Baum,neSine in Duchesne, Utah. He died Febru Suivived By chlcrer” Deveafd Laree Boum, West Jordan; Mrs. er,(oye) Abertson,Las Va. gos, Nevada; vd, Keamns; six grandev Mrs, ree seven Srecksgina. brothers ia, Ogden;CalMeDonald, Asti, Caifora, ucille INSON, Reno,Nev ded in death by Hojhe receded er onda sister, Graveside meetAisa 44. a.m. in the Heber City Cemetery, Friends may call at Olpin Mortuary one tt‘prior to services. 144/22 144/22 Janet Lowder Berg Janet Lowder Berg, 66, pas ssed away in her sleepfrom heat fal Rie grtNovember 18, 1995, while in Califomia. lanewas bom Apfi 14 929, a gaden, Utah to and Gene. vo Stophens Lowder. She was he vounget3 of ie children. Moree Don A Berg . vicesfour daughters. aneoe. devoted wlminer, grandma and friend. Her d and sight reewere he deligh he Me, ed by husbany Berg; childrey ores aDara3Ut) Creersina ing Jonatha I ‘GouinBparesbho, Dive, where frentre may zal‘oncon and 10:45-11:45 prior to services, Interment at Wasatch Lawn Mem Weloveno‘and will miss you very much. TAN/AN 4 Inez Edna Leetham Burns ina Leetham Bums, 83, retumed quietly aFather on Sunday, No- Helen Jean Mageras Marguerite Baxter waoughanColton fita8vite Baxter Maughan colon93, atVenek led quietly and peacetu y at her Master Hiday, Nove ber 17, 1995. Mar ert was bo tie 2"in Wells le, Utah to William H. argaret Baxter nine chi ren She, was blessed father and gven thename of Margare! Boxter cree but has albeen known to farily ‘andrends as Marguerite, sh choo! in, Wel — and then went Sem yam Young College in Logan, and lorthe Univeriy of Oton whore she Served aspresident of the Associated Women Sudents and received her teaching degree. It Wasat the University of Utah where she met Hugh Wilkins Ci ere marnied on tember 3, 1925 in the Salt Lake Temple. She and her husband. Hugh,moved to Washington, D.C {or several yearsvile he was,ara low degree and she taught sct Miereenspour‘where Hur rid Marguettelot ‘eoshing nlyol(ree sore Gnd a daughter fing Word War Il while ner husband served in the Aimy in Europe, Marguerite man fomniy ho ranch nel orgeniced ne VintenSor viceAssociation where she personally wiote al the men and women in the service from Vemal. Sho was also PIA president fe jonandate PTA officer, State Vice President Wives; American, Legion Acxibonpresident Lady Lions president; officer of the Beaux Arts Uterory Club, Uinlahand Ulan Cobelles: vice ‘chaliwoman of Uintah County Republican Pay; and vice president etuionRepubican Women appointed fo the Utah Bicentennial Commission ond served as the chavof Ragion Sh syWlarguente has always been afatinful and ac tive member Of Ihe Church of Jesus Chis of Latter-day Soins, and sorved falltuly in mar galings. she sereinthe Ste Pees mi focutan's Wom. Womea hevng."ieSSiGervennial Pevtlon in Vemal named a her. She wil be greotly missed by hetfori: Stef Maryland curently serv. @ Vancouvet ther, Vermor Compton, Calitomia she pursued a careeras0 Gommercial atiworking for The BonMarch Costohon'snd J.C Penney. Her emanateTt en!was expressedcjnoughout her lifetime. spateronaSho s nelovedfo loved fo ski, SKgolfandspend and sper ine outdoors wih her family antends She enjoyedie to the fullest and wil be re membered at being young 3 She will be muses cP Ausbene, John Pou Megoren her ton RONGySunchyslepetigen, Bei Mlageres, Nancy M ‘Mageras, jinny Mageras-lyman, and Richard Mageras; her grandchildren anc! great grandchicren, Funaralservicgswil be held at 2 Fi Noverbe24 yajasatch Lawn Morhi- ey resided | Gi and Icte moved to Glendole, Califomia in 1944 where she worked ir a it factory. In 1970 they moved to Ore is a me of Plefor five year ihez Is survived by her husband and numerous nieces and nephews, be loved her. She was jecededIn death.Dy hetparenisand her Brothers and sisters, errand jayne Leetham, Jess Leethan, Oliv9 Leatnarn‘Alexander, Dela Leetham Acorns ‘ond Frank Leetham. Funeral res will be sok‘Satur Novem- ber 25 at am. in the Orem Lakeridge Si Wardhap atraWest 900 South, Orem. rend ‘ening from Oi ee nis ‘of JohnPai an tt ry Viola Be raynermont ‘lis inte PleasantGrove N 14/22 * Jesse Campbell ‘9, feaoe Campbell passed aw fone Sunday, November ipa ‘He re verbet i‘eae> Wik liam Lewis and irene Campbell in Rupert a fot the Army Air roped ails‘August mey9ae 3 * loved‘and Shorished your “asses Survived b is loving wife, Leone; two fe Carel) and Kenneth . Garret Pond Naihon Jesse are’ ‘his brothers, io a Way, Washington I (Sait Lake City,a9 08 a Jesse worked Ho Company trom Seashie 908.From 1909No,x ‘was Presicient or i AutomotiveWoreouse, vatalovedwo fomiyond he eso honk huniBo ueoan? ee viet ‘contributions to the Diabetes would be appreciated. Friends may respects Wechnesdoy, SeteSc 22 {99% trom 68 pin. af the Russon | Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful, Utah. 144/24 N 44/22 a Ann (Waldemar) Rasmussen, Sux ren, san (Do: erty (Carol Jo\ grandchildren neral semis So am. Butler Hil se! Gar Friends m Mortuary 4 0soutn1700 fastPi HgOY,yevonn. trom 4 68 p.m., and at the chu rch 18aJ, Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery, "Eleanor "Tiny” Story Nowels Eleanor ey§a Nowels, died at the age of h Nevens 17, 19 5 in Boise, Idaho,affer a anche Macaruraconc)Wiliam story, a She moved with famifoSal LakeCi 1912.Heanor at 1nd Hall Schoolfor OMrend graduated trom Bishops School for Girin LovoCait n 4930. She attended ihe Universty of Ulah where salake seen two sons, Daniel Re lichel and Stophen. ichel, of Salt are eC dat ig fon,Mite Nadine Darter and fiance’ Dana was an activeeek ofthe aru Women's naaSendNonna Bowl is Tamara Organization and served as a\yountoer ins vot Paul Lynne fordand hl Encinitas, Call. Sus communly cousas, She 6 Gite and ‘rs and wos always Teady fo help foc: fougendeticennares, Pas, idaho, brother, Michela1 I, Paris, io! those in need. ho; ssiMerdons Hilvard arahakoonc She wasanactive member of the LDS Church Gnd served in numerous postions in thelihaca Richmond, Ulah, Linda’ steinfels.and husband Bronchin New Yox ond wards in Provo ‘ond fed ‘Cantervile, Utah; Sondra Stock Bountiful, nephews. int ine tie of her deathshe was amert- Utah; and numerous nieces and slatt of is Ne ieuroyou the University Hospital. Primary and ReliefatSociely ‘and was currently Re- science 3 N Wir At Larty’s requestthere will be no viewing and Wiel Socety histor hechose cremation, neu of flowers, he famly ivivodByher husband of Orem:tye uests idonciionsbe madein his nameto to the etiren ‘Vilam 2) Reeder, We shington, D.C,; ist Dystrophy, Association of Uh, inc, Roeder, Houston, Texos,Deborah Bo 1568 So. Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, Uk 82; 17 or he NS Founcation {lou ani3. Memorial sewviceswil be held af November 241995 al he WasatchLawn Mortuary hone 3404 South Highland Drive) City, Utah. FuneralDirectors, Wasatcth awnMerten. 144/22 N 44/23 lover ber 25, 1995, al 4 pm. in the Rowland Halt. Marks School Chapel, 205 First Ave., Salt Lake ily, Utah, where lands may call ona half hour Bio fo sence, A graveside ceremo yeced the memorial service at MI. Olive! Gochatory. In eu of towers, Norwish wos Mt donations be ee to the Rowland Halls. jark’s Endowment Fund, 205 Firs! Ave, Salt Lake ston 8402 ther, hen, Chantes! (David) Ballard: Ryan,Eric and Matthew Ren. Preceded in death TA; hoe and ister ValVerda Louis andLois ick. Funeral services will be held Saturday, No\ ber25, 1995, af 42 hootvig vee haere hourprior to services ration First Ward 60 Gost 700 south, Interment will be in thesMidvale ChyComete We coon “i N 44/22 John J. Carlile 4/9/22 @14/22/86 alonesince the long — arenOe, eeeee.‘our beloved husband, I. 1924, ‘9p Henry J. feat-grandtather, uncle, tal ‘ofully at Thorup ar Glenn served forthree years in the US. ioe Traudy H. Naujoks WrldmomerTeeuey Nouoks,age age 70, 70, passed peacetully after with cancer November 19, 1995 at Seoe in the South Pacific. He worked nie harey ‘business most Rasiorre He and his son, Bill, owned and_ oj inter- mountain fers for hepost25 yearsrsHo loved work in his ‘where he@ grewMa manyve yoo: Grables for Ne‘omy ‘and neighbor ifaw, Tom, wh Hi ify for the ‘ost peMea school ween by two rs at ieUniversity of Utah, where she pee (orn the Women’sSki Team and was affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. Shefinished her undergraduate training at Stanford greywi where she gtaduated in Nstory and En rare. wing work in advertising in San Francisco, ne manos Hoty BaggsOn at iractor.in1963, her home. Bom October 7, 1925 in Ct Germany. Troudy worked as an executive secretary “Wanderer-Werke,” in His career included work with ax Your and Rubicon, B.B.D. & O., Foote, oneon Bold, ing in New York and San Francisco, World War forRe jn the Eastshe wos colled fe be the Reber ind, Rob); ‘Sedisa(hu } 45 grandchildren; one greai-grandchild; brother, (wife, LaVeri): sisters, Margie Sione, (husband, Ar) Miranda. ineral services will T4H4/3 N 44/23 Jeanette Mae Rinderknecht ord vont Beehive pave et sstul In her achievements. After she was called fo be a buyer for “The Dressmaker’,Salt Lake City, a Fashion Fabric Store, she became themanag Snel owngs ofig Sore, lle, understanding knowledos was ikrowa down fo Texas ond 10 the shower of the Traudy, wherever she resided and osa faithful nese of bail aSe she devoted her music as a andlor chlrcanaieAko oe ureunced herhome and Thain Jeanette Mae Rinderknecht Thain, 59, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and fiend you cametoo f long. gnd take the strong’ w orld wunMs gout ond! $5Sd Fey satloro andl con nc no comfort f there,I climt ib MN/: N 14/22 leave the — spas married Marian Carlson on November7, 8 prealsch arg in ve vitVale, Califomia, Ber free-fance: UTAH DEATHS Compiled by Bob Audette AndLiz Peterson oon von es)Soevourtoerarnt ican ingestablish the The Salt Lake Tribune notes the foleohs Noone! 20. She also very inlerested in bids,c‘ondeventually lowing deaths by name, age, date of ‘education courses on birds death, residence and mortuary handling the funeral arrangements. teaching yee at San StatoUniversy. she a8 wenio toast, fomvalley and taught Westem Civiliz. ing Wore History and Contemporar eae issues at h School. Her at years in 8 administered Creial Francisco State's Marine nd momners soko brauptthebuckSatake Chane ‘ariving Lake, Vac hi nat hii! Galllyd mental matters, her passion, Revor os endso roa Sof Lake A y four Chairof the aurea Wasatch Front tum, She ineeh a Wasatch FonLore She wor o momberof the Utah State Water pend g member of Project 2000 Comgruel te CREMATIONS]| Mausoleum & Mortuary 363-7065 “neReoes ees, are ea My Father's chairis sit standing there, ail Wee Briggs Yates, 6’ ged November 20, eauome meeLore Shy Daughter of Dr. J. Shenon, Geniccin: one ‘Marion Moyle . Pat was bom A Sih orm,Mo eM, andchildren; 24’ great ent Hamt 44/23 “Patricia Briggs Yotes Dr. 5500 Salt Lake Memorial grandt Ind fine nee- die work for all to rememberher. se oe a meticulous crane spent many hours gardening“and farmi a seat sense of humor and a wonderful smile Ye was big-hearted and we could always de Byhusband, Giovanni Ren ard ‘daughter, Ema Funerol Mass Saturck Dlke= 40pcem., ShoalMiao, andsitem, Ismy ary, 8090 So. with Rosary at oP:mi inermentSeninSunsetGordons, 10600 and, Tex- Clifford O. Jones Clifford Orson Jones, 89, died November20, 4995 in Salt Lok @ Bom August 15 in Bingham, Ulah, son of D. and Parkes Jones. Melba =. Barker, June 42, 1935 in Lake LOS Temple. Retired from Kennecotin 4974 after 35 years years of service. bees by wife, Melba; daughters, Marlene (Gerald lok 1995, 44 —— e wrofao Science, San Juan Capisoff shore Dana Point, Call, oa nly, under thedirection of O'Con roaggro Hillis Mortuary. inicolm Riches isanioiane oliegs Richards Pati Sat ‘Hunt indaw, Christian‘oe Eaitom: 12 grandong08g at the mortuar p Chile yy his wife, INdchildrer ONereataie will be held pay, lov. 24, Station, Texas; John R. ss City, ¥ Funeral serviceswill be hel ber 1995. 12:00 noon, at Hv OeanMicnel GANo wie 74 Worked for Concrete poauels Co. for 24 se idaho; Rober “Bob (Mar Bountiful Mortuary, all Thursday, 23 University of Utah aeronautical ngneenng Employed Lock. heedAircraft Corp. in Burbank, Califomla and Mariette,Georgia, Activa! memberoftheLDS Chur bishop,c lorie Sokereadonoy, seselena ne Butler 8th Ward and served as a Jordan River Temple worker elped for mony yours af Jor n ValleySchool— leaming devices ; fistecinicw, Vounc | 16, 1948 in Salt Lake band in 1988. She is iat by herfour che Fi iatyellen Bice San Francisco,Calif; larser Gradugted from Grand County High Nilsson, and two a fied Jesse Reeder July was a Yrakd of ere oe gon LeRoy Nowels, June 18, Mon ham City ‘Come: Mone bo3p. A Sait Lake p atel meneony ead 29of L o k e and s p e n t ma ve ae ected by OlsenMyers lortuary. tal medical si it devoted and dedicat. gating in programsTo help those’win Cere144/22 ra shera 9 memberof the ee " iniou of flowers, thejorrorests the Rowland Halll Angelina "Angie" Ren rican Cancer paa4 StoelongAlumnl Associctes She WosOsode- eee Lon 93, died November24, 1995. er the Lo ae $0, SLC, ‘than 84106 for research, tive in Scouting. ofJesusCitof bom 14/22 N 44/22 av vas 2 Beloved mother aunt. grandmoth or Decembea1 iF 9, 1904 in Gosaldo, Waly to Church Latter-day Sai and fend, who touched! the Ives of many lovedwong‘withche Maree Go. Golda Larsen Richards with her love and understanding, She had inlCiel Ren in Sot Lake acute aeSia Ihiful mind with a wont —Golda Larsen Richards, 87, died cramer patos Giy on lay 15, sense of humor loved leaming and was in Bountifulfollowing complibus driver for Granite e weeh enceert seperation Het maryerosi Angi School District. Verland cook, cluded herlove of poe! ing. was loved as a 5 Eleanor was preceded death by her h Moat brother, hus toe familyin. Farmington, Funeral services will be held November 24, Taught ake and Davis Coun 1, @noon.ctoAuWard Chapel, 2875 ShBCh BisneteTor 42, yoors, and To k g h, Friends may call pleasurein following ineaccomplishments of rom pam. dents. at Thom Mal Mortuary, 15 East 100 North, A former member of Delta Kap a Gamma Vernat|IanwWil followGl theMagset Fal andactiveinof8 geogrowth ViewCome served in varie leaves a legacy of love, faith and monyleaching ond leadersNip Loved sores‘0 her fomily, tends and commun fo trovel and organized many ‘excursions eatly missed greatest joy came trom sharing in The ver other re N 44/22 Ghicten ‘ond grandchildren‘and Hy herpioneerheriage Samuel "Clark" aiseorae cequnting Surivad by wo jamina Hari- ‘Church and was very active working in Re- Clark Jacobsen, 84, of Salt Lake Ci peacefully in the or November 20, lief Society, S Sc also servedas a receptionist in the Provo Tem- of cerebral hemo ou He was bom May 20, 1942 to Wilford eleBh ani City, a daughter of William J. and GertrudeTrezona Askew. She mar- ‘at Wasatch ener granachicton ‘and manyother relatives and 4933. Their mi niage was later panied in the Los Angeles Temple. ty Wilford Wee 53, died November 20, meforay wishes,10&rendatcoe france, 14 grandchicren; 22 great ne ; ber8, 1923 a"salt Toke ba to the nee Nd family for their ‘continued c¢ mnand to fe 1S Hospi radie) Non sine eneahonradiey, whe died in 1903, Burns on Aug! Larry W. Michel canSot Lakeeanfet losing a courageous ited, rahet,Mires al ‘Our beloved Helen Jean M eras pas ssed aedNovember 19, 1995 af LBS Hosptahin Soft Loke nuary 4, 1924, in paeecl, os masto foreTemWien ond Ulan Shirley Askew Reeder OREM—Shi eder, 71, died Noee 20, toob at Uiah (ae, Hospital. Milan "Mike" Allred Milan "Mike"Allie, age 58, died November 18, 1998 from injuries ai icined in an auto acct dentin Irvine, Califomia, ~>—-—> Mikewas a residentvot Laguna Niguel, Coll for she years, Was self er fed as O ener Contractortor 4 peas Survived by daughters: Kristen Jones, Kell Drehobl, Portia Fieldichael ies: Sister, “Milsne: v.20, Salt Lake City, 0 r City ssltoes, 88, Nov. 19, Orem, Opin Martuay COLTONtrate.98. Nov. 17, Vernal Thom: son's Mortuary, Verné JACOBSEN,Setuel C4, Nov. 20, Salt Lake Cty Larkin Sunset Gardens Mortuary, Sandy. JENSEN, Burnell, 69,Springville, Nov. 19, Wheeler Mortuary, Springville. JONES,Clifford 0., 89, Nov. 20, Salt Lake City. McDougal Funeral Home, West Jor LIVINGSTON, Gordon, 79, Provo, Nov. 18, Wheeler Mortuary, Springville MAGERAS, Helen J., 71, Nov. 19, Salt Lake City Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, Sali Lake City. MICHEL, Larry W., 88, Nov. 20, sateg City Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, Sait Lak NAUIOKS, ‘Traudy H., 70, Nov. 19, satLake City, rt ke City. er Shirley A., 71, Provo 20, Olsen My: aN,es 93, Nov. M, Salt Lake City, Goff neral November 24,1995 01 Neisene Center 1320 So. Wasatch Drive (2520 Eos! fends may call one hour to 8. Burial, Salt Lake City Cemetery directasa Sunset Lown Mortuary. *"4, N 44/23 i. Done. Funeral services Saturday, lov,25, 1995, 14 Viewing Friday, Nov. 24 6-8 pm.Yeoh Mortuary, 4670 So. Hi y. and one hour to Service at the church. interment, Logan a.m. Holladay 8th Cometety. Funeral Directors, Cottonwood 144/24 N44/24 looditft, and vices be naldHiday, Noverber 24, 24230 pin. Larkin paver 260 8, donations to Nort. Salt \gke Audubon,ReeRe mont Way, SLC, 84403, would be. lec. Taya N 44/22 ad vale ROBINSON, "Holly A 41, Nov, 18, West Jordan. City. 71, Nov. 10, Salt Lake City ‘Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, Salt LakeCity TURNER,Veriand J., 81, Nov. 18, Salt Lake City sone!Mortuary, Salt Lake Ciity. YATES, B., 61, Nov. 20, Salt Lake City, Lar: alt Lake City. |
