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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS Community WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4, 1995 Orderville Goins' On Obituaries Watson. Wolf and son also visited at the Both First and Second Wards home of Allen and Clarice Cox. Elbum and Cleo Sorensen atjoined in the Sacrament meet-ingo- n Christmas. Many visiting tended funeral services for her families attended the service. brother on Tuesday. By Twila Cox Funeral services were held on Saturday, December 31 in the Kanab Stake Center. Burial was in the Kanab City Cemetery under the direction of Mosdell Mortuary. Garn, Rosalie and Trevor Jay and Cheryl Cox and their three children from Fort Lewis, Esplin and Kykee Sorensen Washington, visited at the home spent Christmas in Bunnel, of Allen and Twila Cox. They Florida with daughter, Dione have moved from Fairbanks, Wilcox. Bob and Letitia Henderson Alaska. They have also visited Burin Moapa, Nevada with the traveled to California to spend ton Coxs, with the Kenneth Christmas with family memCoxs of La Verkin, and at the bers. home of Cheryls grandparents, Marty Hepworth spent ChristNat and Colleta Muzumdar in mas here with his father Edmund Parowan. Before returning to Hepworth. Max Campbell of Salt Fort Lewis, they plan to visit in Lake visited DarLyn Sorensen the northern part of the state. on Wednesday. Carol Lambs parents from Burial services were held at southern California have re- the Orderville Cemetary on cently visited with Carol and Tuesday for Ruth Lamb, 95, of Brian. Wayne and Jo Sorensen and son of Mesquite, Nevada, Lisa and Harris Allen of Fredonia, Mike, Konni and Erin Mahoney of Kanab visited at the Dale and Margaret Sorensen home. Beth Sorensen had her daughter Mavis and granddaughter for the weekend. Rena Tait spent Christmas in Las Vegas with John and Peggy Reese and family. Visiting for Christmas at the home of Norman and Barbara Carroll were Wes and Kathleen Brinkerhoff and children of Vernal, Utah. Robert and Laura Johnson and family traveled to Wells, Nevada for the wedding of their son, Robert Johnson and Marianne Dahl. Spencer Cox has been home from the service for a visit. Julie Elida Judd Seiber Elida Wilma Judd Nash Nina S. Smirl Margaret Nina Swapp Smirl Salt Lake. 85, passed away on Wednesday, December 28, 1994. She was born November 1, 1909 in Kanab, Utah, to James William and Harriet Johnson Swapp. She married William J. (Bill) Smirl All Kanab Civic Orchestra on September 9, 1933, in Ogden, members need to attend the re- Utah. They were later sealed in hearsal on January 5, at 7:30 the St. George Temple. He died p.m. in the KHS music room. We on January 30, 1970. will be practicing for the JanuNina was a member of the ary 10 performance for the Utah Church of Jesus Christ of LatterSaints. She lived all her Variety Arts Council. We only -Day have two rehearsals to get ready life in Kanab. Her children, for this performance so every- grandchildren, one needs to be at both rehearsand brothers and sisters als. The Utah Variety Arts Coun- were the most important things cil is the major source of grant in her life and she never missed monies for the orchestra, and we a family members birthday. She need to show them the monies had a quick wit and a remarkare going to a quality group so able memory. She is survived by three they will continue to give us begrants. This will be a great daughters, Harriet Whiting, seaGrand Junction, Colorado; ginning to another concert son! Be there! Joanna Betenson, Bountiful, Utah; and Kathleen Holland, Kanab; twelve grandchildren, 22 Orchestra members alert great-grandchildre- Kanab Tire Senior Your Complete Auto Service Center Expertly Trained Professional Technicians n, brothers Cliff Swapp, Fredonia; Neaf great-grandchildre- n; Swapp, Page, and Leon Swapp, Kanab; sisters, Corris Morgan and Ella Willis, both of Kanab. Nina was preceded in death by her husband; a Donald Whiting; granddaughter, April Nicol, brothers Mark Swapp, Eldred Swapp, Cloyd Swapp, and a sister, Viola son-in-la- Get Ready for Winter Cooling System Flush Winterize-Recycl- e your Antifreeze w, TJrea Auto & Light Truck Largest Selection in Area Road Hazard Protection Service Competitive Prices-Loc- GOOD-YE- AR 1 Now Available in Kanab al FREE Rotation-Balancin- g (Ask for Details) Computer Alignment-Balancin- g anH gsiongl Brake Servics Brake Lathe for Resurfacing Drums & Rotors Trained Brake Specialists FREE Brake Inspection 265 East 300 South Kanab 644-255- 7 The unmatched quality of memorial markers from Bountiful Memorial Arts Co. Local Representative Dan Jackman 644-287- 0 Seiber, age 86, died December 25, 1994 in Henderson, Nevada. She was born June 25, 1908 in Fredonia, Arizona to William Maurice and Eliza Brooksby Judd. She married Charles E. Nash. They raised their family in Kanab. Elida was a member of the LDS Church and of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. For the past 22 years she has lived in Henderson, Nevada. Survivors include her children: Margaret Bowcut of Salt Lake City, Utah; Demotte Nash, Kent Nash and Norman Nash all of Henderson, Nevada. Seventeen grandchildren, thirty-fiv- e great grandchildren and one great greatgrandchild. Sisters: Ineta Adams, King City, Oregon; Noreen Ford of Sacramento, California; Bessie Chamberlain and Ola Sage of Kaysville, Utah; Elsie Swapp, Fredonia, Arizona; sisters-in-la- w: Gwen Judd and Mildred Morris, Fredonia, Arizona. She was preceded in death by three brothers: Maurice Judd, Orval Judd, and Lloyd Judd. Funeral services were held Friday, December 30, 1994 in the Kanab Utah Kaibab Stake Center. Burial was in the Kanab City Cemetery under the direction of Mosdell Mortuary. were hopping trains for the coast or Salt Lake City out of Modena, Utah. After his marriage, he spent months at a time living in sheep camps, taking a few days here and there to visit his wife and child. Later, his brother Cornell and he bought a small spread and a few head of cows which they ran for several years. After selling the ranch, he contracted with the postal service to deliver mail to the North Rim and all points in between. He drove mail for twenty years until his retirement. After retirement he traveled the horse racing circuit of southern Utah with a few of his old pals. He enjoyed going to Las Vegas to shoot craps, or traipsfor ing around the country-sid- e petrified wood or simply gathering a few sticks of wood for his wood stove. His final years were largely consumed caring for his wife and stealing a few minutes here and there to visit his grand kids. He loved the outdoors. His eyes really lit up at the idea of getting out in the hills. It was out in his beloved hills that he finally left this mortal life. It was surely how he would have wanted it. His survivors include his wife of 67 years, three grandchildren and their spouses: Jo Lynn and Gaylen Hoyt of Logan, Utah, Robin and Carolyn Hamblin and Carol Lee and Eldon Hunt, all of Kanab; Foster grandchild, Maeta Beck of Pleasant Grove, Utah; 16 sisters, Claudia Fawcett of Kanab and Tamar Wilding of Orem, Utah. He was preceded in Isaiah S. Hamblin death by four sisters and three Isaiah Stewart Hamblin, brothers, a daughter and two aged 92, died December 27, sons, one grandson and one 1994 from injuries sustained He was in a fall. He was born Decem- deeply grieved at the deaths of ber 18, 1902 in Kanab, Utah, to his only son to survive infancy, Isaiah and Tamar Stewart Thomas Stewart, and his GrandHamblin, the second of ten chil- son, Thomas Douglas. Now they dren. He married Fay DeLong are together again, along with on September 5, 1927, in the rest of his family waiting for him there. Panguitch, Utah. he rode his Funeral services were held at early years During round-up the range during on the Kanab Utah Stake Center the Arizona Strip. During his on Saturday, December31, 1994, spare time, if he and his friends at 10:00 a.m. Internment was in werent hiking eighty miles from the Kanab City Cemetery under the North Rim of the Grand the direction of Mosdell Canyon during the winter, they great-grandchildre- great-granddaught- er. n; i |
