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Show DAILY ahtymond Homer Mckinney. 57, He enjoyedreadingastronomy, died peacefullyin the arms of his music, animals, . shopping online, beloved wife and with his children bike racing with his son, and havat his side on pril 3, 2006 Ray had just had successful knee replacement surgery Our loving mother, grandmother, ee grandmother, sister and friend passed awayon her 87th birthday April 27, 2006to joinher eternal sweet! Hannah Baker Johnson was born April 27, 1919 in Escalante, Utah to H and Zina Roe rs She married NFloyd Johnson Jan from Brigham YoungUniversity in 1949 she taught elementary school for 13 years. She loved towrite poetry and stories many of which werepublished in various magazines Hannah loved herservice in the Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints. She was especially thankful for the opportunity she hadto service in the Texas Louisiana Missionin 1946. She had a great lovefor our Heavenly Father andalways conducted her life to stay close to him. Using her love of teaching. she served in the Relief Society, MIA, and Primary Hannah was probablyoneof the most positive persons on this earth Even thoughshe has had many adversities to cope with in herlife especially the ravages ofarthritis. she never complained and always ther R. G. Lloyd Drummond lost hiis battle with cancer. Dad was born on November13. 1928 to Lloyd schools in , Springville He married Ferl Miller . in 1949 and they later divorced. He then mar- ried Deanna Peayin 1966 andthey later divorced also. Dad spent a majorityof his life working as a heavy equipmentengineer doing road construction but he alsospent time workingfor Orem City, doing concreté work,selling solar heating systems anda variety ofother odd jobs through the years Dadalways enjoyed the outdoors andspent the last 15 yearsof hislife living part of the year in Bluff, Utah andthe otherpari in Mexicoalong the beach. Healsoenjoyed fishing a ington to George R. and Artemisa McKinney. A short timelater, the family moved to Orem. Heattended schools in Orem, graduating from Orem High School. Ray graduated from Utah Valley State College and thenattended Brigham Young University specializing in Computer Science With theoutbreak of the Viet- namWar. Ray joined the United States Marine Corp where he was a Communications Specialist. He received the Purple Heart and the Navy Commendation Medal for heroi achievement. He sacrificed for thecause of duty and honor. Ray marriedhis eternal sweet- heart, Alyce Jayne Ford, on April 23, 1970 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Their martiage was solemnized in the Provo Temple onSeptember29, 1989. He worked for Geneva Steel, Facet AutomotiveFilter, Borges Lamont. Provo City, the Depart- on the beachin Mexico or the luca lakes with his grandkids. Dad was handy with his hands andwas always looking for things to fix-up. He was definitely his own person and bor and was loved by all. As an active member of the Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, he held various positions, including those of Elder's Quorum President, Scout Leader, Young Men's Secretary, Sunday School President, Home Teacher, and helped the youth with many service projects. He was currently serving as the Stake SundaySchool President. Ray waspreceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his wife, Alyce Jayne, daughter Kimberley Anne McKinney,Pleasant Grove, union was later solemnized in the the M: on North Stake Center, located at 475 North 1600 West. He was employed bythe Nebo School District for 27 years and was call on Mondayevening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wheeler Mortuary, 82 a much loved custodian at Mapleton ‘West 400 North, Mapleton or at the a volunteer for the Mapleton Fire Department for 15 years and served as Fire Chief for 2 years. Mel received the high honor of the White Fire Helmet. He was an active High Priest in the LDS Church and served Intermentwill be in the Spanish Cox on July 10, 1981 and their Provo LDS Temple. Elementary for 20 years. He was (Robert) Robison of Cedar City. He is also survived by several nieces Tuesday, May2, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. nology Administrator. He became at the Provo Sharon East Stake Center, 2400 North 1060 East, Funeral services will be held Provo. Friends maycall Monday night 6-8 p.m. at the Stake Center and from 11:30-12:45prior to services. Intermentwill be at East Lawn Memorial Hills Cemetery Condolences can be sent to www. Info@ BergMortuary.com ed could figure out how to fix just about anyt! Melwas loved by many andwe'll misshis bright light! and many grandchildren. She worked inall the organizations of the church. She loved her grandchildren andsewedalot of the D.U.P. the Spanish Fork Senior Citizens, and the Springville Musettes. She loved musicand she and Evergreen Cemetery in Springville. beautiful afghansfor her family. She also loved to keep a beautiful yard and vember2, 1938. Hepassed years together raising their two garden with her husband, She was an active memberof the LDS Church sons, working hard, traveling, and keeping a beautiful yard and home. Herfather passed away when Reber Society She served auch her youngersister, Erma,helped from Payson High School and LDS ic (Leslie) Wilson of Green River, Wyoming;7 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren;a sister, Erma (Mark) McKell of Spanish Fork; and manynieces and nephews. She tennis doubles with hersister. She was voted the outstandinggirl student, received the Tolhurst medal Jack Powell, Lynn Powell, and Edith tive Service and upon moving to Lander, Wyoming,she worked at service mission and worked in the extraction program. L was preceded in death bysiblings, Powell Whitney. Funeral Serviceswill be held Monday, May1, 2006at 11:00a.m. in the Spanish Fork Mt. Nebo Ward Chapel, 1006 East 200 South, Span- ish Fork, Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary, 187 South Main, Spanish Fork,on SundayEvening Ft. Washakie in the health services. Lois retired from US Government service at the Intermountain Indian from to 8 p.m. or Mondayfrom 9:45to10:45 a.m.at the churchprior to the services. Burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery tirement, she enjoyed working at the BYU bookstore. family at: www.walkerfamilymortuary.com, Condolences thaybe sent to the Harold Brown Smith 1530 N. Freedom Blvd. * Provo * 373-7001 www.provofloral.com Until recently, funeral homes were the exclusive dealers of caskets. We offer caskets at thousands Lehi — Harold Brown Smith, 91, passed away on April 28, 2006 from causes incidentto age. BornDec.31, 1914in Lehi, Utah to Archie dren. Graveside, Tuesday, May 2, 2006 at 3:00 p.m.,Lehi City Cemetery. Friends and family maycall at the from Kennecott Utah Copper. work ime ot shesecanbe briefly identified as: 1) Shock. When the pain is overwhelming, a personis temporarily anesthetized This keeps him /her from facing the grimteality all at once. He/she functions rather mechanically for a time 2) Disorganization. The gri¢ver may experience confusion, andhisher actions may be totally out ofcharacter. One womanstated when shefound her car keys on therefrigerator shelf and she recognized something was wrong. It didnt meanshe was crazy. It meant that she is gomg throughaft important phase of grief. 3) Express emotion.In our society there is great pressure put onus to be “strong” andin control. People become upset when we cry There, there, don'r‘cry, Bill wouldn't want you to cry Oneis afraid if we “let go” we will loose complete control. Not so, Tears are wonderful release valves thar prevent troubles of other kinds later on 4) Physical symptoms. Onefeels tightness in the throat, shortness of breath, 2 need to sigh, no taste tor food, sleeplessness, etc. Physical illness cat be a result of someunresolved -ciet_ 5) Guilt feelings. These feelings are troublesome but normal. One whohas suffered a loss through death wants a chance to change the ending, a chance erase any pepsonalneg r tailure, We must realize chat guilt is a choice, not something that is imposed upon us. It is nonproductive. 6) Hostility or resentment. Not everyonefeels these feelings. It is normal for some We wane to find the answers to the “why” questions and it is easyto blame and judge others who were a part of the patient care or even to blame God The griever needs someone totalk to, someone who will listen and not judge, until reason is regained. 7) Lonelifess. This « une of lite’s most difficule experiences, especially if one has lived many years with a loved one. The wise person will learn that une-does not have to teel lonely to bealone, There are great lessortobe learned if you can be a.whole person rather than a half. Theetiever can discover reservoirs of courage, confidence, and ego strengths that give a new focus toliving. 'We never become our oldself again; we canbecome a more mature person. We have a choice to become a stronger, more meaningful : person. -Submitted by Phyllis M, Hansen, MSW, Grief Counselor 801-225-1530 Survived bysister Lucille Wardle, brother Archie Duane Smith, sons Chuck, Scott (Jean), Richard (Trudy), Gordon(Jill), daughter Nancy, 9 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchil- Shock: “Everyhady thaught | uss string, bat Lua realy anl.en Anger: “Wh rate tu happen ty bimiber2” Guiles “If anly 1 bad insisted be’see a doctor sooner.” Depression: “Sometimes wih I Jutd beet bivied terth bom fe AUEM diay ry Pressures: “Exeryhidy it telling mic to do this and do that!” Bear: “I don't go out at night anymore, My homie seems a safe place Shock customarily identities the grieving process while re-establishment, sf reached, means grief is over. In beeween, the stages.vary. Every person's griefissues are uniquely his/her own; it is impossible to compare and suggest one is more difficult Or easy thai anothers. The emotions fele are universal but each person experiences them in different ways. The American culture does not have designated rituals tor griet We live ina death denying society We know it happens but we never expect it to happen to our loved ones of us. Every person must dohis/her grief work. Ic is work Iris hard work: It cat be avvided without pa Ng a price must go throughit. not around, over it, or 495 South State Street * Orem Donna,daughter Sharon, son Brent BrownSmith. Married Mar- “ T NEVER KNEW IT WOULDBE LIKE THIS” A WIDOW SPEAKS Grief authorities have identified several casks, which one must go through’ Si Preceded in death byparents, brothers Ernest, Heber, Alden, wife Ray and Ruth of dollars less than the national average. avoid it And in most instances it is lonely memberof the Euphronian Club, to crochet and made many Temple, No- SIEMENS Hearing Aid Authorized Factory Outlet Edison Stanford Hearing Centers CORNY RA eeLe aLe 725 South 900 East$0” Utah many dearfriends. She was also a her motherandsisters would sing accompanied bythe ukelele. She enjoyed spending time with herchildren andgrandchildren. She loved She also attended BYU. Lois worked at Utah Poultry where she met her husband, Frank. Shealso worked for Seleccreek Stake Center and1 hour prior: to the service. Burial will be in the She belonged to a friendship club Albert Harris Powell and Lillian Dora Daniels Powell. She married Frank Everett Wilson in the Salt Lake Schoolin Brigham City. After re- LargeSelection of Colors & Styles Condolences may be sent to the family at wheelermortuary@msn. com for morethan 65 years and had for being an outstanding speaker andwas the Payson Harvest Queen quilts fortheirtrousseaus. She lovedthe Lord and made manytrips May1 from36 p.m.at the Mill- nated towards the fundraisers that wereheld on his behalf. LeisPawel ilisan Lois Powell Wilson,88, passed Seminary where she was an outstanding studentandparticipated in mond Hammett and Gene Hammett viewing will be held on Monday, and Rocky), and family. friends, support, and to anyoneelse who do- awayin Payson, April 26, 2006. She wasborn in Payson, Utah on January 30, 1918 to smaller children. She graduated one sister. -Dona was born February 18, 1924 Sheis survived by two sons, Ray- Thefamily would like to express appreciation to Alpine Home Health Care for their wonderful hospice care and support Mapleton Fire Department and Am andneighbors for all the love and their widowed mother with the mother and dad, two brothers and tothe Temple. We all will miss her. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, May 2, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. at the Millcreek Stake Center, 4220 S. 420 E., Salt Lake City, UT. A ForkCity Cemetery with full Firefighter honors. The family wishes to thank the with the Lone Peak Jeep Club. He loved serving on the Fire Departmentandthe brotherhood he had there, Mel was a handyman and she was 12 years old and she and away Wednesday, April 26, 2006. She has goneto join her husband, ers Darl Dale (Marion) Drummond andGary (Janet) Hatfield. He was proceeded in death by his parents and a son, Michael Rigtrup Aviewing is scheduledfor 10):00. 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 2, 2006 at the Payson 3rd/5th WardBuilding locatedat 586 W. 1750 S. There will be a graveside servicefollow ing the viewing at the Springville Evergreen Cemetery it 1997 S. 400 E, Arrangement are being handled church one hour prior to services bulance, Mapleton 15th Ward, Nebo School District, IHC Home Care Hospice(especially Sharon, Vicki away October 11, 1998. Theyspent 59 wonderful Dona Fullmer Hammett Mapleton. Family and friends may in manycallings. Mel enjoyed fishing and jeeping American Fork; two brothers, James (Jackie) of Orem; Lane (Rebecca) of Texas; one sister, Marie primarily as anInformation Tech- whard worker, optimistic, very skilled with computers, could fix inything andeverything, and always didit to thebest of his ability Tuesday, May 2, 2006at 2pm. in andgranddaughterHaileyJayne, andnephews. Solutions Inc. He was a successful businessman, very industrious, He married his sweetheart, Vonna son Brandon (Traci) McKinney, Dona Fullmer Hammett great-grand children, and 2 broth: by SereniCaré Funeral Directors, Hailey Jayne. She was his pride joy. He was known asagood neigh ment of Veterans Affairs, and Temkin International. He worked President of his own computer business CONNECT_II, Networking wasn't afraid to let you know what he thought but he had a heart of and would helpanyonein need Heis survived by his children Randy (Kathy) Drummond, James (Lois) Rigtrup. Kathleen(Kevin) Gordon, and Richard (Kristin) Drummond, 21 grandchildren.6 Ellsworth and Thelma Watkins Drummond in Ogden, Utah. He attended McCoyof Lehi; as well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and Funeral services Ses wil be hekton ther, brother, uncle. and friend. Those left behind will sorely miss him. Ray was born on July 21. 1948in Seattle, Wash- R.G. Lloyd Drummond On Friday, April 28, 2006 our fa- parents: George and Deonna Van Nosdol of Payson, brothers: Lester (Polly) Van Nosdol'and Bart (Dawn) Van Nosdol of Salem; sisters: Raeola Hepner of Payson, Shauna (David) son, BobbyC husband,father, grandfa- looked tothe bright side of things She was an exampletousall She is survived by her four chil dren: Ann Johnson, Carol(Allen) Wilde of Orem. Robert Johnsonof RanchoMirage. CA andCorinne Ramirez of American Fork: four brothers and sisters: William Baker. Arnold Baker. Thelma Baker and Laurel Mikkelson: 12 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 2. 2006 at a.m. in the Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary Cha pel. 495 South State Street in Orem Friends andfamily may’ call at the mortuary Tuesday from9-45to 10:45. a.m, Interment will bein the OremCity Cemetery Condolences may besent to the family at www sundbergolpinmor tuary.com A specialthanks to Canyon BreezeCareCenterand IHC Hos pice for the tender loving care that was givento Mom Mel is survived by his wife. Vena: and Mason Lindstram of Payson:his hemorrhage. Ray was and received many honorsfor her academic achievements. Her love Mel Couchis, age 54 of Mapleton, lost battle with a y, April 28, cousins. He was preceded in death by his fathier aes Pete Couchis, and a a wonderful 14, 2002. Hannah was an excellent student a school teacher. After graduating GeorgeMelvin ‘Mel’ Couchis intra cerebral iM 1956 in theSalt Lake Temple.” Hepreceded her in death February of learning and love for children helped her achieve her goal of being Sunday, April 30, 2006 JER ALD RaymondH. McKinney ‘Papa’‘Biggins’ Wing Mortuary, Tuesday from 2:00-2:45 p.m.priorto services. In lieu offlowers, donations can be made to you favorite charity DEATH NOTICE Louise Dalebout, 88,died April 28, 2006, in Cedar Hills, Utah, Services are pending and will be announced by Walker Sanderson Funeral Homeof Orem. 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