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Show I t WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 2. 1978 Friday Rites Slated Charles Eugene (Gene) Peters, 15, of 104 Willow Street, died Tuesday, Feb, 28, 1978 in an Ogden nursing home of pneumonia, and complications from injuries sustained Jan 7 in an accident on North Main Street in Layton. Rites Held auto-pedestri- Samuel B Scoffield, 68, of 847 Elm, Layton, died Thursday. Feb. 23. 1978 at the McKay-De- of e HE WAS born Feb. 24, 1963, Hospital m Ogden at Clark AFB., Philippine a heart ailment. Islands, a son of Johnnie S and Eloise Mattix Peters He has lived in the Philippine Islands for three months, Detroit, Mich for 10 months, Niagara Falls, New York for two years, Panama City, Fla , for one year; Key West, Fla , one year; Bristol, Ind , one year; Colorado Springs, Colo one year; Columbus, Ga , one year and Layton for six years HE WAS bom Aug 6, 1909 in Layton, a son of Richard and Alice Rose Parsons Scoffield. On May 23, 1935, he married Ethel Adams in Bountiful. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 11, 1965. MR. SCOFFIELD had been a journeyman plumber for Bachman Plumbing for 35 years before he retired in 1971 He was a member of the United Steam Fitters and Plumbers Union. In 1976, he was honored as Utah Craftsman of the Year tor Davis County. HE HAD lived in the Lay-to- n Kaysville area all his life Mr. Scoffield was a member of the Layton 16th LDS Ward. He was a past member of the West Layton Ward Sunday School superin-tendencHe had been a home teacher and active in scouting. SURVIVING are his widow of Layton; one son and two daughters, Capt. Gary A Scoffield, serving with the U S. Navy at Annandale, Va ; Mrs. Mark (Shauna) Hansen, Sunset; Mrs David (Susan) Stayner, Bountiful, 15 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren Also surviving are three brothers and five sisters, Syvil Scoffield, Washington Terrace; Maurice Scoffield, Mrs. Lillian Adams, Mrs Floyd (Bee) Neilsen, Layton, Charles A. Scoffield, Kaysville, Mrs Freda Edwards, Mrs Frank Germany; (Thera) Price, Garibaldi, Ore , Mrs Leland (Leone) Bennett, Farmington FUNERAL services were held Monday in the Layton Fast Stake Center with Bishop Keith X Brown officiating Family prayer was by Lorin E Bachman; prelude and postlude, Arlene S Thomas, musical selections by Harris Adams included Sometime and Youll Understand Somewhere My Love " Invocation, Syvil J. Scoffield, speakers, Bishop Keith X Brown, David B Stayner, Bishop L. Kent Bachman and President Ralph Dibble Benediction was by Don C. Ellison S HE WAS a ninth grade honor student at Central Davis Hansen, were Kurt Mathew D. Stayner, Scott S McGibbon, Sco- James Scoffield, Alan ffield, Randy Donald Wintle. Wilde and SAMUEL SCOFFIELD High School in Lay-to- n Although I will not be member of the Layton First Ward Troop 155, where he became an Eagle Scout He later became an active member of Mountaineering Post 350 of Kays- physically present, I can clearly see in my minds eye ville the chapel, hear the music carrier for the Ogden Standard Examiner, and was the many faces gathered in and eulogies being given, feel the sorrow and serenity and smell the fragrance of the flowers I can see the procession wind its way along old, familiar roads into the foothills. I can feel the chill m the air as Dad is laid to rest, sheltered by the snow covered mountains to the east and overlooking the beautiful panorama of the lake and valley to the west. BUT THE picture Ill never forget is seeing Mom and Dad together waving from the pier as I put out to sea last fall from San Diego Also 1 remember the great times Dad and I had together with each other and all the family. Dad and EACH ONE of us only passes through this life here on earth once and in doing so, there are many experiences and things that only come by or happen once. I thank God that He blessed me with one wonderful father, Sam Scof- field, and one dear mother, Ethel. For this I will be eternally grateful Although Im not sitting next to you Mom, you can be certain that Im there in mind, heart and spirit. Now I will close, not with just saying to Dad but rather for I know for sure that we will be together again on the other side God bless you Love, your son, Gary, USS Kitty Hawk Honorary pallbearers were He had been Dale Penrod, Wesley Tomalinson and Bob Walters GENE is survived by his parents, and brothers, Johnnie and Wesley, and sister, Linda, all of Layton; his grandfathers, Ray Mattix, South Bend, Ind. and Wesley B Peters of Slocomb, Memorial Park. The Layton 16th Ward Relief Society cared for the flowers, dmg MR. Scoffields son, Capt. Gary Scoffield, was unable to attend the funeral services for his father because he is on a tour of duty aboard the naval FRIENDS may call at Lindquist Kaysville Mortuary from p m Thursday evening and 12 30 to 1 30 p m. Friday at the chapel, prior to services Interment will be in the Kaysville-LaytoCemetery n no Contributions are to Family flowers suggests be made to the Primary Childrens Medical Center. FUNERAL services will include a family prayer by Ronald D Moore, an uncle, prelude and postlude music by Bishop Lee Johnson; an invocation by Ray Vidinhar; remarks by Bishop Leo J. Mecham and Max Andersen and Dennis Morley as speakers An Organ selection will be by Bishop Johnson The benediction will be offered by Dennis Seegmiller and the grave dedicated by David R Capener PALLBEARERS will be Johnnie S. Peters, Jr , Wesley R. Peters, Steven B Capener, Jade Adams, Rodney Douglas, Bill Cullen, Brent 9, 1977 SURVIVING are the parents, one brother and one sister, Clayton C and Alecia Fullmer, all of Kaysville Grandparents, Mr and Mrs Claire Fullmer, Kaysville, Mr and Mrs David C. Hess sage arrived too late for the funeral. of Salt Lake City Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a m. in Lindquist Kaysville Mortuary with Bishop Lowell M Taylor ANDREA FULLMER officiating Andrea Joy Fullmer, three month old and one-hadaughter of Steven C and lf V tv w , BURIAL was in the Farmington City Cemetery np Cochairnien of the annual Heart Fund Drive from the Ka)villeand Fruit Heights areas are seated 1 to r, Nellie Golden and Eulalia Peacock Standing, Jana Pulsipher and Teresa Holdavvav They yv ill solicit volunteers to canvass both cities dining the big drive scheduled for I eh 2H through March 5 np HEAD HEART DRIVE Ward officiating The parents are members of the Kaysville 2nd LDS Ward carrier, Captain ccoffield sent a telegram to be read at the funeral services The mes- V Funeral services will be conducted Friday, March 3, at 1.30 p m. at the Wasatch Chapel, 789 E. Wasatch Drive in Layton, with Bishop Leo J. Mecham of the Layton First SHE WAS born Nov. in Salt Lake City Kitty Hawk. t Alabama Alice Sandy Hess Fullmer, died Saturday, Feb. 25, 1978 at the family home of causes a medical pending examiners report. MARK M. Hansen dedicated the grave. Interment was in the Kaysville-Layto- n Morley and Robert Morain Care of flowers will be by the Layton First Ward Relief Society employed by North Davis Cabinet in Clearfield at the time of his accident Services Held Koldewyn, Phillip Koldewyn, CHARLES E. PETERS employed as a 9 I didnt always agree and sometimes 1 didnt listen to his sage advice, but, I have and will always continue to live and work in such a manner as to make him proud and uphold his good name James Kogianes, Donald THE telegram read as follows. Dear Mom, Shauna, Susan and family and friends I find it very difficult to at this express my feelings time However I would be remiss if 1 did not try to relate some of my thoughts. Jr He had been a good bye PALLBEARERS ) Davis County Heart Fund Drive will be held Eeb 28 through March 5 This years theme is Uere Putting our Heart Into Your Health, m other words Vere 1 ightirg MARTHA BOWEN Services Are Held for Your Life Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Nance Bowen, 92, of 371 East 100 North, Kaysville, were held Saturday, Feb. 25, 1978 m the Lindquist Kaysville Mortuary at 1 p m. with Bishop George J. Kershaw officiating SHE DIED Tuesday, Feb 21, 1978 m a Clearfield nursing home of causes incident to age. Mrs. Bowen was bom April 16, 1885 in Kaysville, a daughter of Hyrum Joseph and Sarah Butcher Maylin. WAS married to Ulysses V. Nance on Nov. 17, 1904 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Oct 20, 1921. She was married to Horatio F. Bowen on June J2, 1929 m the Salt Lake Temple. He died Oct 15, 1931 She was a lifelong resident of Kaysville and had been employed by Inland Printing Co. of Kaysville and Gotschall Printing Company of Salt Lake City. During world war 11 she was employed at Hill SHE asking Kaysville Martha Chapel ARE THEY everyone to be geneious when a volunteer comes to your dor The Heart Association of Utah has one of the largest percentage of its contribu-- t uns going to research and Debbie Sne'l who is attend ing the Brigham Young University at Provo and Stephanie Snell who is attending Snow College at Ephraim, Utah were wet kend guests of their parents, Dr and Mrs George F Snell over the Presidents holiday weekend Mr and Mrs Melvin Heath have returned from a month vacation They spent tune in Mesa, Arizona where they visited his sister and brothcr-i- n law, Mr and Mrs Ted Bowers of Oregon who are the winter in Arizma Ihey also spent time with other relatives and friends in the area They drove on to Amarillo, Texas where they enjoved a stav with their daughter and her family, Mr and Mrs Ken spending Cox Mrs Bernice Layton ac- companied their daughter Mr and Mrs and son Robert lee and children of Clearfield to Blackfoot, Idaho on Saturday to visit with Mr and Mrs Robert Layton and children education treat thrombophlebitis in the legs, an inflammation of the veins accompanied by formation of a blood clot and developing techniques that will reveal even more hi about the human art Research is continuing to improve methods for treat merit and controlling blood pressure, which is a major contributor to deaths from heart attacks and strokes The development of artificial heart valves and materials for synthetic artery grafts The cf artificial creation pacemakers, an implanted electronic device used to correct heart rhvthm distur- y THEY ask that if you can not give a little, then to please take the time to read the in formation given to you by your volunteer worker, it mav save your life np bance THEY are training medical Let Us Show You Our New personnel to operate the coronary units in hospitals nationwide To improve ELEGANTLY blood flow measurements in the heart and brain, permitting early detection and treatment of blood vessel disease Research is continuing on wavs to treat congenital heart defects - defects which often can be corrected through surgery Finding more effective ways to diagnose and methods of JAlTiTAHE-lAVTO- AFFORDABLE Custom Built BOISE CASCADE HOMES Phone 773-661- 6 FOR SALES REP APPOINTMENT (asm Q Air Force Base. She had owned and operated weekly motion pictures m Kaysville and owned and managed a beauty shop m Clearfield. SHE WAS a member of the Kaysville 8th LDS Ward and active in Relief Society She was also a Sunday School teacher. Surviving are one son, Wendell M. Nance of Kaysville, three grandchildren, 16 and four great - great - grandchildren, one sister Ada M. Maylin, BAMS SPSUSJESJ union square ! Kaysville. BURIAL was in the Kaysville Memorial Park Family prayer was by Lynn Nance; prelude and postlude music, Anna McCallister, "In The Garden by Lynn and Kimberly Nance, accompanied by Anna McCallister, invocation, Robert E Burton, . jT. speakers, Mary Bowring, Robert M Johnson and Mary Timothy Services Held Saturday Funeral services were held Saturday, Feb 25, 1978 in the Orem 10th LDS Ward for Mark Ammon Heaston, old son of Gary L and Lonna Johnson Heaston of 700 North 50 East, Orem, former Kaysville residents. were PALLBEARERS Gregory Heaston and Patrick Heaston Burial was in the Kaysville Layton Memorial Park np six-wee- k THE infant son died Wednesday, Feb 15, 1978 in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo He was bom Dec 28, 1977. Surviving are his parents, one brother and three sisters, Eric Heaston, Lisa Heaston, Valeria Heaston and Tonya Heaston, all of Orem ALSO his surviving are Mrs and grandparents, Leonard Heaston, Kaysville, Mr. and Mrs Luke S Johnson, Layton, the Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry Madsen, Mr Bountiful. Services included: family prayer, Dr. Dennis Heaston; Bishop Howard Holman conducted and gave remarks; speakers were President Stanley Thayne and Nancy Seely. Thompson Rites Held Tuesday 81 David Mark Thompson, Whitesides, Layton, died Saturday, Feb 25, 1978 in a Layton hospital of a heart ailment. of 105 HE WAS born March 1896 in 10, Dunfermiline, Scotland to Alexander and Agnes Anderson Thomoson On Aug 15, 1922 lie was married to Bessie Murray in Heber City. HE WAS a member of the Layton 12th LDS Ward. Mr. Thompson was a veteran of world war I. He was a member of the Park City American Legion Mr. Thompson was also a member of the Elks Lodge SURVIVORS include his wife of Layton, three sons and one daughter, David Murray, Salt lake City, Mrs William (Bonnie Jean) Marson, LdVeme, Calif ; George A , Layton, Arthur R , East Lay-toeight grandchildren, six Funeral services were held Tuesday, Feb. 28 in the Larkin Mortuary in Salt Lake City. Burial was m the Heber City Cemetery with military honors by Lockhead Post, American Legion, dmg 638 E. 9400 MUSICAL selection by Lynn Nance, "That Wonderful Mother of Mine" accompanied by Anna McCallister, benediction, Glen Stuart, dedication of the grave, Bishop Wallace F Allen Pallbearers were Ben D Nance, grandson, Mel Nance, Stanley great grandson, Stanley Webster, home teacher, Clifton E. Blood and C. Frank Butler, neighbors great-grandso- FLOWERS were cared for by the Kaysville 8th Ward np Union Square, Sandy So. f WY1 ,K - Locations are Celebrating Union Squares Grand Opening All Anthony '1 h5 V ., Eiptra March , i ii i 31 1971 -i ., - $100 I i i i i, v ONE COUPON PER VISIT Locations 3923 Wasatch Blvd. S.L.C., Olympus Hills Funeral 33rd & Washington Ogden Rites 505 No. Main Are Held i 1 OFF on any large Pizza $100 I , H ANTHONY S RESTAURANT 1 T jgtfr.frT I.t FREE Order of Garlic Bread with any food purchase itr Layton ONE COUPON PER VISIT Open Daily Mary Lou Lewis, former resident of Green Street in Layton died Friday morning, Feb 24, 1978 of cancer SHE WAS married for years to Don Lewis Funeral services were held Tuesday, Feb 28 in the Tooele LDS Stake Center dmg 24 All 11 Locations am toll pm and Sat 11 a m. to 1 a m. Sunday 2pm to 10 p m. Fri ? r t . ANTHONY S RESTAURANT VTVT'7 Buy a Spaghetti Dinner J 3 at Regular Price end receive the second FREE ,y.4 |
