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Show TheSalt Lake Tribune OBITUARIES Tuesday, January 30, 1996 _OBITUARIES @ FromPrevious Page Howard A. Butterfield ward A Buttetield, passed away HazelWilliams Johnson Mary Walters Margaret Clara Hodell Swens Peacetully at his ho MEOon Sone 28, 1996. ay i une 17, 1934, YSVILLE, Ut—Mary Walters, 86. of Kaysville, wisn Sad es jar 2,iid in Richfield, Utah. Sh io Richard Aled sen. She married Francis LeRoy “Po} Walters in the Salt Lake Butlortela. fourfo he oldest of18 children. He AlonzoL. Roark "SMILEY" Roy F. Davis ee ofthe Daughtersof Utah ” Louis John Lerwill vA Louis John Lenwill, age 94, our beloved hus. band, brother. father,aa ‘andKtgreat grandfatner passe eteey, 26,1 January hoeke was bomsine 27, 1904 in Bingham, Utah, to Joseph lerwill ‘and Carrie Rogers Ler- wil Jack graduated from the University of ean ‘andreceive: ree in business. eon jad an extensive. co: reer serving as secretary nd treasuter of numer ous Somanes includ. cd mink and avy duty mechanic on ing Rico Argentine A. Hoa! ano two jdaho, Pa: hat fock hound He with his grand ary 34, 1996 Min- Co,, Consolidatid Eureka Mining Co., Salt ig ‘@ Garfield and Western Railway Co Bonneeae veonhpoint Ce“anal C6, and J. pany. Heretired in 4976 after respected ‘and distinguished roo! On June 9, 1926, JackmarriedAlta Mate Se norinah Lake City, U his fovingne,Alla his daughters isan Richa 180n (Dow Null, son, John lichael and Jonathan, great. eonachildren. Elza, kristen, Sara, Corey, Jaclyn iINgela and Aliso raveside service will beheld Tuesday, Janu: ary 30, 1996, 12:00 Noonat Mount Give! Ceme. tary,1842 East 600 South Charlene Kiddle Madsen ene Kiddie Madsen, 8, departed this ite January 29. @ piano they thing evenmore priceless—ing ulimate example of a tue disciple ofhis Physical ailments may have limited worldly achievements, bul her accomplish ments transcended temporal endeavors. SI simply put 38k Who O} worlc Wewill miss Mother dearly Survived by three of her four giildren, a Corl Wendi enAz daughter € fa Raraman srondeh and numerous gre: 32 he mountains with L. DaWayne Kimber died Thursday WASHINGION srondohta Nicole Burgener, for the past any, Radwood Memortal Estates MSpence Fan ag 1996 “Abby Gall hurt She wa: Shurtif, beauifu f brown hair and dernly Monday January 29 20_1995 in St. George. ail Smith Shuiff, winae1936 He fh wi Lies ed by loving children, Kenneth Mark Madsen, son; Jodi Madsen Bur ere doughter, Mildred Kiddle, mother, Dorothy Kiddie rady ond Betty Kiddle Hendersen, sistNorS, Specie inanks te Malciee! Health Center. stat ond doctor: vgineace eewlcey Wednesday, January 31. Cae. View Memorial Park 2500 ons £490 Wea The family will receive friend trom 42-4 p. North Jordon 2nd Ward, mia oun 445WestWest Valley City N 1/30 "Francesca Antoinette Albo Marquardson neasca Antoinete Albo Marauardson, 66 died January 26, 1996in Salt Lake City, Utahof complications following aa surgery. Bom June 13, 1929 to prod and liguia s again, Nts, Lary and rannde wrens tony ond (eo vrum and Gail ter, Shilo Shanwan NX Wecinesdoy 1/30 Lisa F. illmann 2 in ann Hi Titman, 74, n Sunday, ExploringDi California 90026 130 Brett ae Iverson marriage was late LDS Tem, ‘ership in the chu She was a devoted mother to herfive chil dren and laterin her life was actively involved in serving as a volunteer for the mental health community. Francesc Wos recognized as “Public Citizen ofthe Yea by UCNA’in 1983, also wascited for hi leadershipIn advancing the quality ot mento health services in Utah. Served asvice chair woman ofthe State Board of Mental Health and co-founder ofAlliance House. Her othe! interests included singing, painting and geneal: ogy. Shewas,§active n all phases of drama. d in death by her husband and rents Sunived by ner ehilaren bewid. Honola Ls Hawalt Kevin, Mark. Tracie ond Elzabeth (Oa via} Lang all of Soff Lake iy, mine (Vigina) Alba, J; three sisters,Jovece (Stan) Paristi Manlyn Owen and Natale Jservices wil be 11 am Thursday, 4996 ot Wasaich Lawn Memorial 201 ‘Soumn Highland Drive, Fende rey calal ‘Wasatch LawnMortuary prior fo services from 9:45 to 10:45 0 30 Ruth Hansen Porter | Ruth Han oan Porter, 80, passed awayat home on January 1996, Bon Tuy 23 seen € nts, Her sister, Ge 7, LotharFleitmann, @ Thursday, Febr illow Canyon 6th ay (9920 South) ends 8 nse! Garden Florence M. Colby Sheis receded in death by naehusband Fred; son, ale Williar ue Johnson; her parents. and ail of hebrothes and sisters Funeral services will be held Thursday, Febru ary 1, 1996 at 1 p.m. at the LDS Imperial Ward Chapelon 1560 East Atkin Avenue (2820 South) where fends may call rom 14:48-12:4 pm prior to sem eiment, Murray City Cem tery ‘Funeral‘directors, Wasatch Lawn lortuai N4 "h lovedspending time in David cous ever had theprivilege of aN ‘one of Moth: diten, d January 27, as. Nevada sur- David Douglas, 7 Bul Mother wasequally adept 2!expressing herselfin whatever medium she chose. She was knownfor her elo and wi ing—in addition foher beauthandwiting, Re ving & simple letterfrom Mother waslike 16. Ming 6 Timeless work of rt IT was 0 pure pleasure fo look at; even more hearwarming to read. Herfamily loved her o play the plan, aod to ear the expression she gove fo the music she pla Unfortunately, as she grew older, various i nessesprevented het from doing what she was foiced to endure countiess hardships. However, despite inete aificunals, she remained 9 ond hopetul shew mple to hose ato. df Everything luted with atgnihy He Sc Jesus Chis! never wo vered. Whenshe had she expressed gratitude thoughtof herself and nt others, Whenshe had every up, she ough harder—even to the very en give 3, Alhough none 0 of her grandchidren nalga, Ufah, a daugh: ter of Hans Peter and Marie Thomasina Peter. TERRACE—{atham DaWayne Kimber, beloved husband, father, grandfather. and great-granafatt Jai non y the. pres & e eluding, nis beloved s, daughters-in- law grandchiidren and as bomProv eaf-orandchildren, Fata i the N1/30 Leah Porter Wison Dodge Tanner, 93 returned toher eavenly home on January 29, 1 1996. was the oldest eptember 2: {902 o1 Orcenvile, Utah She lived in Kane and Gattieldcounties for 80 Elma Sarah Boggess Wilson, 84 formerly of Bennjon, Utah away peacetuly on Jon Ten years later the fam: ry 26,1996: inRichlone, Washing ly moved to Sail Lake. | d “She was born on October 1619 6 Ole Au Justus and Rhoda Butterfield Bog es in Union, Cily. She maried Wil liam €. Dodge, December15,1960. He died July an, She married WiliamWalter Wison on Janu. n theSail Lake1Ds temple, Are 13, 1978, OnJune 8, 1985, she married Joseph A ary Tanner. tited secretary, Eima of her life. in yf she thoughshe was goin Bennion, moving to fcland1969 10 be noon her two sons. She sociating with people three successlul mariages and mony greet ox. joy to others, An achive member of Periencedin herlifetime. She was an active i ees Chiist of Latter-day Sainis member of Miller Ward andservedamission in and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, she the Southern States with her husband, William possessed a Keen senseof humor and a love of Dodge (19 service to of Sheworked the Primary Children’s Hospital She wos precededin dealh byher husbandin for ton years. Oneof her greatest accomplish 1976, by hersix brothers, hersisters, and ments was visling teachertor 60years. she had by_!Wo great-grandsons. A great love Ret family and her Savior Sheis survivedby two sons, Dennis William (JoAnne), Richland, Washington; Boyd Allen(Su: Survivors; husband. Joseph A Tanner, son Ward Wilson (Gata), daughters, Maty Louise. San), Highland, Ulah; daughter, Jan ShieldsLiv ings Witoeck} Laura (Theodore Elmer); Evelyn ingsion (Moe). West VaileCity, Ulan; 45 grand wens); and Grace (Alvin Amold), Half hiidien, eigh! great-grandchildren: sisters. by other ands Norman, LaRue, LaPrale, Lau feola Suincilond, Sot LakeCity, Utah, Olive Bog: 9, Sarah Lou, and Zelma, stepmother, Sarah gess, Union, Utah. pe al services will be held Thursday, Febru Dod slepohicien William, Dana, Wilda [Pick 1. 1996, al. 12 noon In the. Brookshire LDS ering) Glen and Ken, Tanner stepchiien, Ruth Andiaw, Dorlone Beret Dale. Tonner an Ward’ Chapel, 1395 Wee! 8880 Sculht Bennion Leora Famsworth; 46 living grandchildren; 75 Friends maycall at Golf Mortuary, 8090So. State greal-grandchildren, 119 Di andchildren St, Midvale, Wednesday 6-8 p.m. and Thursday at the church from 10 i a.m, Interment Great- and great-greal-arandchildren net .grandchicien, areat-arandchicien,_ Her WestJordan City Cemetery, 4/30 N 1/30 family gives a special thanks toa very special Caregiver Chery Sarton Services will be Thursday, February 1, 1996, David Laurence Wurth 14am. at Ihe Mile! Ward, 3rd Eas! 3219 South, '—David LaurenceWurth, 66, died JanFliencis may cal from 610 8 pin, Wednesday, ot Colonial Memorial Mortuary, 2428 So. Slate me MR Nove at his home in Midway. Born March 20, 1929 in Street, and one hour prior toservice, inerment willbe held Friday at 1 p.m. atthe Hillsdale Cem elety,Colonial Memorial Mortuary, Decors, be on old maida 1 26). Look at her now. She Ralph Richards Tate. Ralph Richards Tat loving husband, fa: ther, grandfather ‘and¢aad missionary aBeth Bunker on March 14, 1949, in the Manti (bs Tempie. They lived A "Su neri id and Delta several yeors onInd then d to Price ¢ Wolked (or Seats as Q senice lech cian. They Were biessed wih five sons duting these years, Ihe family moved to Ogeien on a wintery dayin 1966 to fheir home in Washington Terace. DaWayne c tinued his. Work wih Sears, rom which heretired ater 34 years dueto iM health, he enjoyed caring for his customers, wno eniayed his senseboy humor and appreciat. 8d his talent ani ce. For many yours ‘hie!of the Washinglonfer. face Volunteer|Fe Deparin ie enjoyedhis family above s Many Memotes of fomhuning ana 6 saling tps camp. and LDS Church service. He wa: of the Washington‘eras Stith fi serv d i 8 ay Latham, Roy; James Wit Jom(sandra) Syracuse, David DaWayne (Jan) South Ogden, Steven Momis (Kathy), Hooper andVaugnn Bunker Ehabeth Abilene brothers, Robert Boyd (Ethel), Keains: Steven Minn. er, Mis warenski, Richield and ib Famsworth, Delta, His hildren ioe Onn Jar Matt Justin, Briar Scott, Edward, andRa: niidren (Austin and fandpadearly den toys, doll beds, and Jo his grandchildren ant his love, his Se of hancl, his wisdom he a be missed by all who wilbeheld 4 a1, on Thurs 3 fied Ch B. Porter on Aug 1944 Survived by her husba of foyer, ee chitren true Salt Lake Clly. fit) Poa Sat Mortuan day at 10. mi a Tale. He married Aileen lyon in the Salt Lake Temple _on Ni er FOE in Miaway. Dave enjoyed hunling and sh ing, bringing in a stting Croppies Bluegills was ike fving in deep velvel Hebull andraced stock cars Winningmany tro Baye, fe means all leverineant, There is brolufe and unbroken continly. You areNol Out of mind. You are waiting somewher Together with his loving hear, jus! around the comer Al's well because wife he served mist road's last turnis the best. In Canada {Toronto},Nigeria, ireland, West In- theSurgved wife: andchien, Bevelon Wurth dies, New Zealand and Hawaii, As. a young man Carl Evans,by:Tanya Kincaid ai Rilea he servedin the SouthemStates Mission hurchservice includedbeing a counselor in mother, Rose Wurth vee brothers andfourse ‘wobishoprics, branchpresident, serving on two ters. Preceded in death by a son, David, father Edwards brother, Harold high councils, stake mission president, high services Thursday, February 1, 1996 priest groupleader, and other churchcallings ot 71pm at Olpin Mortuary i Hebet including Years serving the older single adil, 1/30 30 During his recent years he has beenanord anes worker and sealer in ine Rawaian ond SalLake Temples the lounder and president of Aluma lineCorporationof Amstica ond served as p ident of the South Sat Lake cily Chamberof orhis kindness, inte. Condolences time, talent and m in he service of Godandfis fallowmen. Wived by ula lene Leach (Willarh),‘Raph Role I (S lorontiae Kay) ofSalt Lake C B as9sunvived by to Botner: Joel fate of Sal Lake City and Wilarg Caltomio: two ator, Aicaciinnis ote trees alLake Cy. oh, 38oranda eded evenvgteah in death bygianachieen. a son, Gerald HeLyon wasTate fnrge brofhers Geer Kenneth ang Makin G Tale and one granddaughter uneral services will be held on Wednesday, January 31, 4996 oh 12 nooninthe Voley View itd Chapel. 2245East 3900 South, ends Maycall on Tuesday eveningfrom6 the Wasatch Lawn Mortuary “3401 South i inapel Wednesday 45 a.m. prior 10services. Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial N4/29 N4/30 Emeline Jane LaFrienier died Jonuary 29, 196 - Experience New Confidence with | CIC (within-the-canal)technology ree gC e iesa * * * * * Cosmetic smallest available Talking on phoneis easier Reduced background noise More secure during physical exercise Better sound quality AUDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF SALT LAKE CITY, INC. 22 So. 900 East 1377 E. 3900 South 364-8692 2 2-1232 E D4 CARE PROFI SSIONAL lowa Our Nleman who guided his 12, 1937. His greatest loves werethe Cord, his Wyoming1 ton; three uty Sf at tom fonati made to the i lermountonsBurr Medici U1 8413; Funeral directors, Evans &Eoaity Mortuary 14/30 14/34 Hoter oe Api 9, 1955 beloved|husband and father was a sue gemn family with humor, affec tion and wisdom, His children developed a quality work ethic by his example, ve Wi baptized in the Methodist Church. He became acharer memberof the Emeline JaneLaFrienier, 87, died January 28, 1996in Sandy, Utah. Mn ol 9. 1908 in Byron, aelemie Shee We Benjarr idee: Wwe sisters. Elen Hoy Sen, Smihiield. and Carol Webb, Bountil ceded in death by her parents, seven sist 1S Mon ad aspecial lovefort fad the te Elma B. Wilson Leah Porter Wilson Dodge Tanner received his nisgrowing yeas inbehja where he graduated trom DeliaHigh S A Bington a vo ‘ational schoolin Chicago nemaried hisNah ‘shod swe!elheat clely ia ond Primary. Mary was anavid Davis High sports fon andloved fo work in her rose garden. You never really ate until you tasted a "Mary Meal.” She's probably cooking a "Mary Meal fight Sheissurvived byfour sons, Jack LeRoy Wal tets (Mary Ann), Richfigid: Frank Dick Walters (Anne), Kaysvile:Jeny "e, Watter {Cae Gil: ‘iz. Kim Owen Walters(Lote), H Ogden, Preceded in death by husband: parents three brothers, Basi Bliason, Melvin Eliason, and DewaineEliason and sister, lla Pulsipher Funeral services will be held Thursday, Fens ay 1, 4 in the Kaysville LDS 9th Word Cheat 200° South 600 East Friends ma call at the Linaquists Kaysvile Mortuary, 40 North Main Streel, on Wedn 1996, from 6 to 8 e Kaysville Cemetery. Funeraldirectors, Lindquist’s Kaysville Mortuary, 14/30 N4/31 In tieu of of flowers family suggests donclions to ran HumaneSoci 3 Claude dedin seven say.January 34, 4 f Christ, 2634 poly ibus N Hol Pioneers. She held many LDS Church positions including Young Margaret Clara Hox Swens, beloved wite mother, grandmother, great-granndmother, sister andfriend, a passed away January 28 1996, in. Mufoy hospital Bom December 14. 1915 in Murray, Utoh Carl Emest and Martha Grosnick Hodell, Mattied Nestor Anselm Swens January 7, 1944 Salt e le preceded herin death May 4983. She loved animals and natute and was a very loving, aivinga caring person. She hada (of. She cared deeply for her Siondchiigien "ond gteat-grandchildren. The world is a beter place Because of Margaret v daughter, Sandy Cun nington (Loren) Ryan, Las Vegas, Nev; son, John Rudy} Swens, Loveland, Colo, nine grandchibrother, Joseph idvale, Preceded in death by aymond Cunningl Funeral serviceswilbe held Thusday, Febru m, at Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary, 4760 fe, Murray, aia friends may en one hour prior. interment, Murray City 9 care. fe Is survivedby his wife, Jean, Salt Lake City five chilaten, Teri (Greg) Holl, Lon (Dave) Phillios wen (Steve)Parkinson; Howard (Cin et Butter grong: HazelWilioms Johnson. B4, passed away on Sunday, January 28,1996 n SaltLake City, Uiah Bom the youngest ofni n Easter Day, Apri17-790918 Exo Thoms‘ond Hlida: PetersonWiliams Maried Fred Alvin Johnson October 12,1927. mariage waslatersolem nizedjn the Sort Lake[DS Tersple on January 16, 4941, She leaves behind a legacy of unfeianed love, tirelesspatience, gentle kindness, and a emplay o noknew Mottnerbest knew of her un =) artistic ability. As a youngchild she hog an cliable this fo.draw on whiatever she jands on, Because of her family’s means, Mother had! ie take oavantage Pomtunty—toher Bulcher paper was © sulable canvas, was her homework, (ater, aterosMother Wasmatnerenes mame hes sketches” became exquisite paintings which amazedfamily andfriends alike, Mother freely used heroles fo serve olhers; her painting used fo benef! hose Ground ner Happy Birthdays ONALD EDGINTON 4/30/77 — 7/29/95 my fae, my son. The ils not done. 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