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Show Page Twelve - The Pyramid - December 75. 2003 M OBITUARIES f t Ray Garlick (Jack) Burton, West Valley; Arlene Karen NEPHI-R- ay E. Garlick, 91, returned home to his Heavenly Father, Dec. 17, 2003; at home. He was born March 19, 1912, to Erastis and Minnie Malinda Garlick in Fairview, Utah. He married Maxine Bills, Oct. 16, 1938. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Ray served in the Navy Reserve. He served as secretary in the Elders Quorum in Fountain Green and the Nephi Third LDS. He worked in the extraction program for five years and at the rubber plant for 35 years. Ray is survived by his wife, Maxine; five daughters, Beulah Ferry, Orem; Luana Cleverly, Magna, (Robert) Lyman, Nephi; Linda (Robert) Talbot, Spanish Fork; and a son, Ellis (Debbie), Payson; 29 53 greatgrandchildren, and one grandchildren He is also survived by a brother, Ward (Mable) Garlick; and a sister, Velma Sykes. Ray was preceded in death by his son, Ricky; and Norton Clever-lytwo brothers and one son-in-la- n, sister. The family would like to the Hospice and the Health Care nurses, especially, Treasia and Tiffany. Funeral Services were held Dec. 20, in the Nephi Third LDS Ward, 345 East 500 North. thank- - g" NOORLANDER cAoice W cantnaitmA. tcieoU, fame ttuiMMU. Serving Central Utah since 1979 Are you someone who is tired of Qwest like I was and would like to try a different phone company where you have your very ow n representative? Call me and Ill tell you what I did. Janet 801-292-06- 23. janetpetersen900aol.com Bus Aide Position Available Part-tim- e MORONI-- Martin Nevert Stevens, 82, passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side. He was born Aug. 5. 1921, in Moroni to Martin Dorsey and Delena Jensen Stevens. He and his sweetheart, Camille, lived their life together in Moroni for the past 65 years. Their family was their greatest love and accomplishment in this life. Nevert was a friend to everyone he met. He dearly loved and appreciated all of the sheep and turkey ranchers he was associated with. He was a brother and a dad to all of those who worked with him in the trucking business and considered all of them his extended family. Nevert appreciated all of the friends who help him and Camille in their later years. He is survived by his wife, Camille Olsen Stevens; children, Bonnie (Jim) Owens; Steve Nevert Stevens; Gail (Ron) Larsen; Terri (Don) Pedersen; 13 grandchildren; and 28 He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Clovis Jones. Applications will be accepted at North Sanpete School District, 220 South 700 East, Mt. Pleasant, until January 9, 2004 for a special needs bus assistant. About 15 hours per week. Should be CPR and first aid certified. Those interested may 5 apply in person after January 5 or call to have an existing application activated. For further information or a job description, call Penny after January 5 at 462-248- Martin Stevens Funeral services were held Dec. 20, at the Moroni LDS Stake Center. Interment was in Moroni City Cemetery under the direction of n Mortuary. The family gives special thanks to Central Valley Hospice and Dr. Besendorfer for their loving care and concern. Magleby-Rasniusse- Glade Cordner MT. PLEASAN- T- Glade D. Cordner, 72, was called home Dec. 19, 2003, in Mt. Pleasant. He was born Oct. 1 , 93 1 , in Provo, to Frank Cyrus and Elsie Davis Cordner. He married Shirley Draper. They were later divorced. He married Lois Rasmussen, who preceded him in death; and then married Cheryl Lee Wagstaff. Glade loved people. His greatest joy was talking with people and making them happy. He loved making people laugh and had a zeal for life and a love of family and friends. He loved his family and going camping with them. He loved every aspect of nature and thoroughly enjoyed life. He is survived by his wife, Cheryl, Mt. Pleasant; children, LuAnn (Dennis) Harward, Provo; Connie Batson and Lynette (Kent) McMurry, all of Preston, ID; and Phillip Cordner, Bountiful; nine grandchildren; sister MarJean C. (Philo) Ellsworu, Salt Lake City; Wanda (Paul) Cline, Sandy; and Frances Cordner, Sylacauga, AL. 1 sister-in-law- Specializing in All Flat Roofs Docks. and Walk-OMember Utah Roofing Assoc. P. Michael L. Roper Stevens ' Ray E. Garlick Martin 1 n, Rumich PHOENIX, AZ Mary Lynn Tucker Rumich, died at age 55 of illness in Phoenix, AZ, on Dec. 8, 2003. She was born July 28, 1948, in Englewood, CA, the third daughd ter of Ann (Gout) and John Eck-lun- Tucker. He is preceded in death by his parents; children, Jed Elwood Cordner; and Glen Alan Cordner; and a brother, Clyde F. Cordner. Funeral services were held n Dec. 23 at Pleasant. Mt. Mortuary, Interment was in East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery, Provo. Magelby-Rasmusse- Ewell Anderson CITY-Ew- ell VALLEY WEST T. Anderson, beloved husband, father and grandfather, age 89, passed away Dec. 7, 2003, in West Valley City. Ewell was born Oct. 4, 1914, in Fountain Green to Joseph Anderson and Katie Maria Jensen Anderson. He married Mary I. Jensen on Nov. 7, 1934, in Moroni. The marriage was later solemnized in the Jordan River LDS Temple June 9, 2000. Ewell retired from Kennecott Copper Corporation in 1976 after 35 years. Ewell enjoyed .dancing, music, raising animals, traveling and fishing. He loved his family and was proud of his great posterity. He will be remembered for his devotion to Mary during their declining years. Ewell is survived by his loving wife, Mary; children, Gayle E. (Lynn) Anderson, Taylorsville; Mary Yulene (Norman) Rushton, West Valley City; F. Jay (Donetta) Anderson, Erda; and Kathleen (Edward) Kendall, West Valley City; 23 grandchildren; 55 greatgrandchildren; and 12 sister Ruby Stans- - He enjoyed working for his clients and became close friends with many of them. Michael was a member and of the Mt. Pleasant Lions Club. Michael is survived by his Mt. Pleasant; wife, Constance, brothers, Peter L. Roper, San Diego, CA; and John L. Roper, Springfield, MO; sister, Susan L. Christy, Springfield, MO; three Todd and Tyler Irving, both Salt Lake City; and Kristi Irving, Highland. Michael is preceded in death by his parents. A memorial service was held in Springfield, MO. interment will be in the Mt. Pleasant City Cemetery. Mary 1 s, MT. PLEASAN- T- Michael Lee Roper, Mt. Pleasant, passed away Dec. 16, 2003, in Spring-fielMO, surrounded by family and friends. Michael was born to Donald E. and Rosalie A. Roper, Nov. 23, 1949, in Springfield, MO, He married Constance Ann Harris, Aug. 13, 1985. Michael graduated from Drury College, MO, in Springfield, 1971. He received his masters degree in finance from the University of Missouri, Columbia, MO; in 1973. Michael became the third generation in his family to become a certified public accountant. After graduate school, he went to work for Fox and Company, later known as Grant Thorton, the firm in which his father was a partner. He worked in their corporate office in Denver, CO, for 1 years. Michaels family owned a ranch in Aspen, CO; where he spent a lot of time as a child. He loved the mountains and he loved to ski. In 1983, Grant Thorton wanted to move their corporate headquarters to Chicago, 1L. Michael didnt want to leave the west, so he decided to go into private practice. He spent over 20 years working as a public accountant. She married Tony Rumich in Duchesne, in 1981. They were later divorced. Mary attended North Sanpete with High School before moving her family to Provo, where she graduated from the Old Brigham Young University High School. Mary was a gifted and talented person and an avid reader all of her life. She sought an acting career in her younger days and was a part of the theater for a good number of years. She lived in California, Utah, Ohio and Arizona. She is survived by two daughters, Nina Rumick, Mesa, AZ; and Carol (Chris) Seabolt, Oak Harbor, WA; three grandchildren and two sisters, Linda Church, Mesa, AZ; and Pat (Bryce) Barker, Vei nal; nine nieces and nephews and 18 grand-niecand nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents and one nephew. Funeral services were held Dec. 18, in the Mortuary, Mt. Pleasant. Interment was in Fairview City Magleby-Ras-musse- Cemetery. The fine lace for which Paraguay js Justly, famous is called nanauti, the Guarani Indian word for "spider web." STEEL ROOFING 2?H SIDING 29 ga Galvanized - CHEAP!!; S -- 'O 10' -- 12' & - 14' A X - 4 Don't $e What You Want? I, 29 gouge 14 lengths Only lehi - -- TAN IVORY BRIGHT WHITE - BEIGE WHITE METALfnar MORS AND HITU !8l South IZOtost - Hi' - JO' -- W lenolhs1 GREEN Call Us Fat Pricing on Cut To langlh Roofing Siding Ask About Delivery n 1 A TALL Rl 8 -- 20 lengths 1 -8- 00-947-0249 Store HoursSat M-- F 8-- 5 Bi Mp!ohxtl.rtf Ewell Anderson field, Mt. Pleasant; and brother Gloyd D. Anderson, Magna. He is preceded in death by one grandson, three three brothers and one sister. services were held . Funeral Dec. 12 at the Taylorsville 12th LDS Ward. Interment was in Valley View Memorial Park. Men Be a and Women ages part of one ol the most 12 & up; exciting Bools in Sanpete County! Classes start January 10, 2004 An illusion which makes me happy is worth a verity which drags me to the ground. Christoph M. Wieland NOTICE TO BID This Notice is to all qualified General Contractors for a project to frame the attic level of the Historic Spring City School; documents are available at Springv City Hal) located at 150 East Center Street, in Spring City, Utah. All prospective bidders must show bondability, proof of insurance, past performance on similar type projects, references, ability to meet a Pre-qualificati- in te pre- qualification documents. The project will be completed with the existing roof in place. It will be the responsibility of the contractor to ensure there is no damage to the existing building while this contract is in force. This project will be administered and funded through the Spring City Building Board in cooperation with The Friends of Historic Spring City and a Save America's Treasures grant through the National Park Service. All proposals will be due January 8, 2004 at 3 p.m. at Spring City Hall located at 150 East Center Street, Spring City, Utah. Contact person is Gary Parnell, Y 435-462-252- 4. 7-- Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Ralph Waldo Emerson The Eiffel Tower is 984 feet tall. on schedule and other items specified Open House Tue., Jan. 6, 9 pm Come in and check us out! Door prizes and refreshments. Experts offer cutting-edgGet it all for Call A community is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm. e education and experiences. only $850! Payment plan is available. (435) 283-573- 4 for more information. Henrik Ibsen ACCEPTING BIDS the smallest Paraguay landlocked country in South Ephraim Ambulance Association is accepting bids for construction of a is America. have never advocated war, except as a means of I peace. Grant The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. Jefferson Trifles make perfection,, and perfection is no trifle. Michelangelo Water for Sale for well permits 462-214- 1 new ambulance storagetraining building. Bid specifications can be obtained from the Ephraim City offices at 5 South Main, Ephraim, UT 84627 beginning December 29, 2003. Sealed bids are due no later than 1 p.m. on January 8, 2004. Bids will be opened at the city building in a public meeting at 2 p.m. Ephraim Ambulance Association reserves the right to reject any or all bids. |
