| Show Total Loss The Salt Lake Tribune Intermountain Area Obituaries i Overheated Stove Ignites Brighton Resort Cabin Special to The Tribune — A cabin in BRIGHTON the Brighton Ski Resort loop was destroyed when a stove overheated Monday afternoon while thtf Occupants were skiing The south end of the cabin was engulfed in flames when Brighton Fire Department volunteer Lt Steve Jorgensen arrived just minutes after the 12:37 pm report Ski area personnel helped Lt Jorgensen set up his equipment and get a hose through the waist-dee- p snow By the time the pumper’s 750 gallons of water were exhausted the fire was “controlled and knocked down” but the cabin was already badly damaged Lt Jorgensen said Two engines from the Salt Lake County Fire Department arrived soon after Lt Jorgensen had pumped his first load of water Four loads of water later the fire was deemed but n I cabin sits within The the Brighton resort “loop” about 100 feet from the narking lot and just a few hundred yards from the ski lodge and lifts new Beltone Petite is the smallest Actual size hearing aid Beltone has ever made Free hearing test by licensed specialists 60 day no risk trial Free world wide lifetime service r ® I9SS Hrllonr SALT LAKE SALT LAKE OGDEN 900 E 4421 S Harrison S 355-883- 2A 476-014- 4 Lake City to William S M and Elizabeth Armstrong Bean Morrled Frankie Bain February 1921 In the 5 ' YKa ! - Heller Hearing Thmufih Hnsfraeional ( are 50 ltl In Salt Lake City Utah Born February) 1900 Salt 1126 E 3300 466-592- 9 S I I I I I I I I I An unattended noon setting fire V —Tribuna Stall Photo by Al t Hartmann stave overheated Monday afterto a cabin near the Brighton Ski Resort wood-burnin- g Lawmakers Take to the Hill To Aid Children’s Hospital dous skiing and helps promote industry in my home state" Garn said By Sena Taylor Tribune Correspondent PARK CITY Meeting on the Hill is commonplace for US senators but when the hill is in Park City and the lawmakers are in ski wear instead of suits and ties it’s unique Eleven US senators and one cabinet member gathered in Park City last weekend for the second annual Senators’ Ski Cup benefiting Primary Children’s Hospital The event concluded Sunday Nearly $50000 was raised last year and used for children whose families were unable to pay medical bills “But even more important for me is the fact the tournament is a fundraising event for Primary Children’s Hospital” Hatch agreed “It’s a great thing for Utah and I think its going to do well for the hospital because of its large number of benefactors” As the cup benefits the state Hatch said “it’s tough to get that many senators to come to anything away from ” Washington “The event brings a lot of business people here who can see we have terrific skiing and a variety of lifestyles They go away very impressed with Utah” he added Stein Eriksen ski director at Deer Valley said “the senators are fantastic I love their attitude and their spirit they are so excited about the racing This event is only going to grow and grow and soon the senators will be going back and saying ‘let’s spend less time at the White House and more time in Park City’ ” Secretary of Energy John Herring-tonsai- d the skiing is “undescribable” He is a skier whose duties in Washington have diminished his time on the slopes over the last eight years He said Park City is his favorite ski area adding that this event is beneficial to the lawmakers “We have a good time together I find this atmosphere very productive We talk about business on the chairlift and it’s a good environment” Craig Badmi chairman of the Senators’ Cup and vice president of Park City ski area is glad to host the event once again “The senators are skiing really well and I noticed that Bob Hasten of Wisconsin and Orrin Hatch have really improved over last year Jake’s skiing is consistent as always I think everyone is pretty happy We’ve got great weather again and it went very that Sponsors hoped to double amount this year The event is sponsored by Sen Jake Garn who has continued this year to impress senate members with his skiing even though he’s only skiing “fair and average” he said Regarding his race opponents Garn said “let’s say I beat most of them but they are probably a lot faster than me” Showing progress in his skiing form this year is Sen Orrin Hatch who has been dubbed the most improved skier Hatch’s first time on skis was at last year’s Ski Cup “It’s a miracle to make it down the hill once” he said of the ski races On Saturday 16 teams captained by a senator or cabinet member raced on dual giant-slaloer m courses at Park City Ski Area The racers performed time trials Friday in order to be paired for the dual slalom The senators and their sponsors later participated in grudge matches which involved participants who agreed on wagers and handicaps between themselves The wagers had to be at least $50 But sponsors say its all in good fun for a good cause an event like this “Obviously brings attention to Utah’s tremen well” Jenifer Jean Gibbons Mary Lucill Clark and Lawrence James Jr all of Salt Lake City and Patricia Ann of Portland Ore He is also survived by his brother Andrew John Brennan of Salt Lake City and his sister Rosemary Lee of Portland Other family members surviving him include his nine grandchildren June Ian and Jane Brennan Jim and Matthew Crockett Tim Sean and Brennan Clark and Andrea Brennan The family asks that in lieu of flowers contributions be made to Judge Memorial High School or to a charity Mr Brennan’s rosary will be recited Tuesday at 7:30 pm at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 670 S 100 East Friends may call between 6:30 and 7:30 pm Mass will be held Wednesday at 9 pm at the Cathedral of the Madeleine 331 E South Temple Burial will be at Mount Calvary Cemetery Los Angeles Lawrence James Brennan a former “Irishman of the Year” and grand marshal of Salt Lake’s 1982 St Patrick’s Day parade died Sunday He was 78 Mr Brennan was a former grand knight of the Knights of Columbus and a member of the cathedral choir and the Hibernian Society He was active in the Cathedral of the Madeleine parish of the Roman Catholic Church He attended Jackson School Judge Memorial High School the University of Utah and the University of Portland where he was the sole graduate of the class of 1932 Mr Brennan sold insurance with his brother Leonard worked at the Arms Plant in Salt Lake City Victon Co in San Francisco and for 25 years at the Salt Lake Hardware Co from which he retired in 1973 He is survived by his six children: James Kearney of Walnut Creek Calif Kathleen Julia “Sister Thelma” of the Daughters of Charity in Area Deaths ANDERSON Gladys S Salt Lake City January 17 1988 A BEAN Joseph Lake City January BIRD Donna M January 17 1988 BLACK January J Dee 17 Kearns Provo 16 1988 1988 5661500 EXPIRES 12488 486-330- SOUTH EAST 0 JXPjRES4NE 16 SOUTH MAIN 546-125- 6 EXPIRES ST 12488 Frank J Salt Lake City January 16 1988 CRANDALL Lucian C Scofield Carbon County January CRAW 17 1988 Kathryn R Ce- dar City Iron County January 16 1988 16 1988 Arol E Lyn-de- n Washington January 1988 FISHER Alma S Bountiful January 17 1983 HALL Mildred P Preston Idaho January 16 1988 JACOB LaMar R Price Carbon County January 17 1988 COX Revo ERICKSON 17 BURKETT Bernice S Salt Lake City January 18 3232 400 January 16 BRENNAN Lawrence James Salt Lake City Jan- uary DENLINGER Merkley C Salt Lake City Salt 1988 SOUTH WEST at of 1926 In 1988 JENSEN Jacob D Salt Lake City January 18 1988 KOHL Garfield 16 1988 Bud Pcnoultch County January POTTS Tom H Soil Lake City January 17 1988 PRICE Jr Harold G Berea Ohio January 14 1988 Lo- the Logon Temple She was reared and educated In Preston Idaho She loved music and hod been octtve In various singing groups She was an active member of the LOS Church where she held leadership and teochlng positions She will be remembered for her compassionate service to others her love of her family her cheerfulness and sense of humor Include: Four daughters Mrs Jeffrey (Diane) Hyde and Mrs Travis (Julie) Mitchell Falrvlew Idaho Mrs Kenneth R (JoAnn) Cieog and Mrs David L (Linda) Baird Salt Lake City mother Helen Preston one brother Dean Palmer Fresno Col If 18 grandchlkfren preceded In death by her husband who died Dec 8 1987 and her father Funeral services will be Thursday January 21 1988 at 1 pm in Fcrirvlew Ward Chapel 139 bast 4800 So Friends may call Wednesday at Webb Funeral Home 109 Eost Oneida Preston from 7 to 9 pm and at the church from 11 to 1230 Thursday Burial Folrview Cemetery 119 N3 119 James R Vance James Robert Vance 47 died January 16u 1988 fa Woodland California He was bom In Salt Lake T City Utah Janu21 1940 He was a son of Or Cyril L Vance ary Loretta and June James Vance He from graduated of Utah and in 1964 received a fellowship fa at the University of California Davis He spent 20 years fa the Systems and Automation Department at Shields Ltorary He loved the outdoors especially fishing and hunting He and Mary Elliot Powers were married June 20 1967 He Is survived by: his wife three children Jeanne Loroine Lloyd Joseph and June Marie his mother and stepfother George M and Loretta June Jorrves sister Mrs Owen (Marlon) Bigler Sott Lake City stepsister Deanna James Butler Salt Lake City stepbrother G Gordon James Phawilx Arizona Services will be held fa Davit Col Ifomia at St Martin's Episcopal Church Wednesday Burial fa Woodland California Friends who wish may contribute to the National Prevention of Blindness Utah Auxiliary 661 South 200 East Salt Lake City 84102 or Foundation of America Epilepsy 4351 Garden City Drive Landover Maryland 20785 T 119 N3 Jacob D 120 Jensen Jacob Dansie Jensen beioved father grandfather randfather and brother passed away January 18 greatg- a 1988 in Salt Lofce hospital of complications following sur27 1909 RUDY Robert Scott Salt Lake City January 17 brother Jensen and sisters Frank L Woods Cross June Johnson Nino Robinson both of West Valley City Funeral services 12 noon at Deseret Mortuary Chapel 36 Cast 700 South where friends 8 may call Wednesday pm and Thursday one hour prior to services Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery Funeral Directors: Deseret Mortixry T 119 1988 SMITH Noble Salt Lake City January 17 1988 STEADMAN Wayne H Rlverdale California Jan- uary 16 1988 TREGLOWN Alfred Truman West Jordan January 17 1988 VANCE James R Woodland California Jan16 1988 WARD J Clyde uary Utah County 1988 Salem January 17 WEBSTER Theron M St George Washington County January 16 1988 WRIGHT E Iberia Bert Jerome Idaho January 16 1988 N3 119 Lucian C Crandall AMERICAN Fork— Lucian Chipmon Crandall oge 82 died January 17 1988 at Schofield Utah Bom January 10 1906 fa American Fork Utah the son of Lucian Delaney and Olive Chipmon Crandaii Married Thelma Batchelor March 19 1928 fa Ne-pUtah Educated In American Fork and attended the Universiof ty Utah He was an independent trucker fa 1949 began work for the State Rood Commission as a heavy duty mechonic He loved horses ond was a member of the American Fork Riding Crib Avid fisherman Member of the Fraternal Order of Bogies fa Pleasant Grove Survived by wife American Fork one son ond daughter Lucian Dee Crandall Layton Jean Johansen American Fork sevone greaten grandchildren grandchild preceded fa death by o brother Detoncy and two sisters Blanche Tatter sail and Berne ice Gktaings services will be Wednesday 200 pm fa the Anderson and Sons Mortuary Cho-p49 East 100 North where friends may call Wednesday one hour prior to services Burial: American Fork City Cemetery T 119 N3119 Harold G Price Jr Harold Gordon Price Jrv ooe 56 died January 14 1988 fa Berea Ohio Born May 12 1931 fa Satt Lcke City to Harold G and Mlkfred Wilton Price Sr Morrled Dtr-lee- n Moore Augjst 28 1955 fa Satt Lake City R rttred NASA research engineer Currently employed by Anoiex Corp Member Wasatch Lodge el F8AM Groduate of South High School ond university of Utah Survived by wife Darieen Berea Ohio three daughters Darla Nogy Harlesvllle Penrv Wendy Suehrstedt Durham Motoe and Connie Kowiecki Cincinatti Ohio grandson Jason Nagy Graveside Funeral services 12 noon Wednesday January 20th Mount Olivet cemetery 1342 East 500 Friends may coil at Eastman's Evans & Early Mortuary 574 East 100 8 South Tuesday pm fa lieu of flowers family suogests con-- tr buttons to the American Heart Fund T T 118 120 N3 Robert A Sheldon Our beloved son brother ond father Robert Alan Sheldon aoe 42 passed away 171 January 1988 fa a local hospital of o heart attack N3 119 In iS the8 Satt Lake Temple after which they raised ihelr tarnKy be Bountiful He was a school teoefe er fa Davis County for over 49 years He begon his teaching career fa Henrlevttte Southern Utah He served as Davis County Education Association Viet President and past President He served a mission for the UDS Church fa Nova Scotia Canada-anNew Hampshire from 1920 to 1930 He also served as O SfcAe Missionary and as an Ordinance Worker fa the Satt Lake Temple for over eiohi years He previously served fa the High Priest Group Leadership and as Group instructor Survived by wrffe Bounttfut Mrs Bayard M (Kar- daughters Bountiful Mrs David 4 fa) Taylor Gofthers-bur- g W (Laurel) Ferret 11 Maryland: grandchildren brother H Akfen Fisher Satt Lcke Cfty sister Crystal 1 Paimer Rexburg Idaho hotf-sltors Kathleen Bagiey and fret Lee California preceded In beam by daughter Mrs Richard (Martha) Ward and one granck doughter ‘ Funeral services wW be held Wednesday January 20 1988 at 1200 Noon fa the Bounttfut 9th Ward Chapel 585 East Center Sf Friends may caM Tuesdoy evening 8 pm at Russon Brothers Bounttfut Mortuary Chapel 295 s North Main and Wednesday eft the Church 10:45 to 11:45 am bv ferment Syracuse Cemetery ' Born August 1 30 1945 Salt: Lake City to Ar- - j N3 ond Evelyn Mot Williams Shei- - k 76 118 I I f I t I 1193 N1 Anderson S Gladys b Giodys Shumway Anderson) beloved mother grandmoth- er ond great grandmother passed Janutf y School Served fa the Armed Forces fa Vietnam Former police officer fa Arizona Lived and worked fa Salt Lake City since 1981 Worked several years at the ir Resort Survived by two children Bobble Dawn and Shawn Sheldon both Birmingham Alabama DeAnn Roberts Satt Lake Cfty mother Evelyn Severto one sister two brothers Bevertv Detpoin Price Utah Delbert Sheidon Ogden Bill Sheldon Satt Lake City Funeral services Wednesday January 20 1988 at 1:00 pm fa the Russon Brothers Mortuary Chapel 255 So 2nd Eost where friends may call one hour prior to services Interment: Soft Lake City Cemetery T 119 N3 119 Robert Scott Rudy Robert Scott Rudy passed away January home Bom October 26 1961 In Salt Lcke to Robert 26 oge 17 1988 at ond Reed Davis 1932 25 di- 119 17 1998 of natural causes Bom June 30 Johnson 1911 Utah to William Bird and Lillie Glazier Shum-wo- y Married Joseph Boyer Feb1932 Anderson 5 ruary Lcke LDS Temple He preceded her fa death August 14 1979 Member LDS church Avid bowler Very devoted to her family and wW be greahy missed by them Survivors: daughters Derr1 Evans Murray Utah Devonna Soft Buhl Idoho three Nellson grandsons two five and five step Preceded fa death by an Infant son brothers and sisters ' Floyd Dee Bradford Gilbert Flora and Florence Charley t Bakke Funeral services Thursday 1230 Noon South Cottonwood'-- " y 8th Ward Chapel 6)80 Glen Utah Friends Oaks Murray may call at Larkin Mortuary 269 East South Temple Wednesday and at the church Vonda (Bonnie) Lee Ellis Rudy He was a member ond priest of the LDS Church Graduated from Wednesday one hour prior to the service Interment: Larkin Sun- set Gardens T 119 Arol Cottonwood High School In 1980 He received his Eogle Scout Award ployed football tor Cottonwood Little League and loved to repair and tlx mechanical Items Survived by parents of Salt Lcke City two brothers and one sister Jim and his wife Sheila Midway Col Ifomia Jason and DeAnne both Satt Lcke City grandfather Vera! M Ellis ana 1V N3 E ? MjJ Erickson Aral E Erickson 76 resident of Farmington died January 17 1988 of hearf tenure He was I longtime Utah' residing fa Lyn-de- n Washing- ton having moved there fa 1905 He was bom March 11 1911 Rozeila Sockrider both of Ogden Funeral services will be held Thursday 12 noon fa the South Cottonwood 10th Ward 5235 So Wesley Road (HOC East) Friends may call Wednesday from 8 pm at the Jenkins-Soff- e Mortuary 4760 So State and Thursday ot the church one hour prior to service Ploce of burial pending N3 119 Ts 119 Tom H Potts Tom Hoggan Potts passed away January In Salt Lake 57 1988 oge 17 City Utah Bom fa Satt Lcke July the so C ond Potts Norma R Ben-so- n June of later 1952 vorced di- Elberta Bert Wright JEROME— Elberta Bert Wright 71 died Saturday January 16 1988 ot Magic Valley Regional Medical Center Bom December 20 1915 at Twin Falls He was reared and educated fa Twin Falls and Gooding He later offended Business College fa Salt Lcke City He morrled Edith Hendry fa Jerome on August 28 1936 Their marrloge was later solemnized fa the Salt Lcke LDS Temple fa 1937 he began working fa the hardware business In the Jerome Western Auto Store and continued working there until his retirement During World War If he spent two years fa Portland Oregon working the Kaiser shipyards He was a member of the LDS Church and served as stake MIA secretary He oho served as Scout Master far Troop 38 He is a past member and past president of the Jerome Lions Club He is a post president of the Jefferson School PTA Surviving are his wife of Jerome one son Rkkie Bert Wright Kansas City Missouri and a daughter Deborah Sue Mullins Jerome four brothers James Wright Socromerrto CalSott ifornia Richard Wright Lcke City Forrest Wright Gooding Jock Wright Portland Oren gon one sister Secret Mink Washington nine grandchlkfren He was preceded in death by one sister and his parents Funeral services will be conducted 11 am Wednesday fa the Jerome 4th Ward LDS Chapel north of the high school by Bishop David Egbert Burks wiH follow fa the Jerome Cemetery Friends may caH Tuesday eve8 ning between pm at the Funeral Chcpei and at the church one hour before the service T 119 T 119 Kathryn CEDAR R Craw ENOCH— Kathryn Rowley Crow 34 died January 16 1988 of complications from Lupis at the Cedar City Hospital Bom December 6 1953 in Ce-dCity to James W and Patsy Thoriey Rowley At the oge of 10 of the become the Somuel W Hayborne Married Darrell L Crow August 10 1979 fa Cedar City Utah She graduated from Cedar City High School and was a member of the LDS Church She hod worked os a telephone operator fa Satt Lcke City and Cedar City She painted ceramic and did hoop rugs She It survived by her husband and son Sul D both of Enoch Father Leverkto Mother and sister Susann A soy 2 brothers Samuel C and Cloy M stepbrother Ernest CITY grandmother Vera Rowley ail of Cedcr City- - Father Denzel and and mother-fa-laDonna Crow of Mlltford Aunts uncles and cousins that were very close Funeral services wffl be held Thursdoy at 1 pm fa the Enoch LDS Ward Chapel Friends may call at the Southern Utah Mortuary Wednesday from 8 pm ana Thursday at the word cho-pfrom II 30 am to 1230 pm Interment fa the Cedcr City Cem- - 119 S I I N3 119 Bernice Shlrfey Burkett66 died January 18) 1988 fa a hospital Bom Novem- ber 7 1921 In Rexburg Idaho a daughter of Fred and Hettfe Miller Shlriey She morrled Robert Burkett fa Rexburg ido- ho Later divorced She was employed by i Utah Power Light Co for 34 years and retired In 1985 t She is survived by her son ML choei Burkett brother Henry Shbley Salt Lake sister Giodys 1 Rozeii nine nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 20 1988 at 1 pm fa the Wasatch Lawn Mortuary Chapel 3401 Highland Dr where friends may call one hour 4 prior to the service Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park' Family suggest contributions be i mode to the American Cancer Society In Ueu of flowers N3 119 T 119 Bud Kohl PANGUITCH— Sylvester V Bud Khoi age 77 died January- h 16 1988 at his home fa He was bom May 14 1910 fa Valley Park Missouri to Joseph and Edna Gilbert Kohl He mar ried Marie F McCoy April 26 1935 fa Clinton Illinois He Is a veteran of World War II Attend- ed barber college He worked as a barber for over 60 years 18fa Ohio California and the last years In Panoultch t He Is survived by his wife of Panguftch 2 sons and a dough-te- n Charles Kohl Washington City Utah William Kohl Covina California Mrs Barbara Cason of Las Vegas 7 grandchildren 2 sisand 5 ters: Mr Norman (Anno) Zan-to- n Ohio Mrs Perrysburg Roberts Toledo Ohio Graveside services will be held Wednesday January 20 1988 at 2 pm in the Coneio Mountain Memorial Park fa Camarillo Californio where friends may call 1 hour prior to service time Funeral directors Neal S Mooieby 9 Sons Mortuary Richfield T N3119 119 J Dee Black DESERET-Joseph Dee Black died January 16 1988 fa the Utah Valley Medical Center fa Provo Utah Bom December 10 1913 fa Deseret Utah to William R and Lucy Whicker Block Married Eunice Maxfieid January 2 1936 fa Fillmore Utah later solemnized fa the Monti LDS Temple Active member of the LDS Church serving fa two different Bishoprics presently serving fa the High Priest Group leadership Farmer fa the Deseret area and served as manoger eft the Oasis Seed Coop for 17 years Survived by wife Deseret son Russell M Yuma Arlz Mrs Douglas daughters Jock son Salt Lake City Mrs Scoff (Paula) Finlinson San Jose Calif nine grandchlkfren brother Lovon Ontario Calif sister Mrs Bertella Wilde Soft Lake Cfty 74 Funeral services 11 ’ J 4 am Wednesday January 20 fa the Deseret Ward Chapel Friends may call at the Nkkie Mortuary Delta Tuesday pm and at the church Wednesday one hour prior Burial Deseret Cemetery N3 119 T 119m Wayne H Steadman Wayne H Steadman passed away January 16 188 In River-- : dale California In Midvale Bom Aupus 2 ! Utah lo William E Steadman and Edna Steadman berfti deceased ' Funeral services will be held I pm January 20 In Rlverdrte California T 11T VI (Additional obituaries on next page) 1 t Surviving are: his wife Lyn-de- n Washington son David A f Erickson North Salt Lake Utah' daughter Bcrtoara Smith Lyn- den Washington six grandchb- -' efren Funeral services will be held'" Thursdoy January 21 fa the Femdoie 2nd Ward Femdaie Washington Funeral Directors: Gillies Mortuary Lynden Inter-mewill be to me Lynden City Cemetery N3 119 T 119 Bernice S Burkett for his sincere loving care for others and olso for hit good sense of humor Survived by sons and daughter Dan Thomas Potts Cyntha T Emerson both Satt Lcke City Fred Hogoon Potts Los Angeles ColIfomia two gronddoughters Casarxfra Beou Potts and Paige duPont Emerson Preceded in death by mother Mary Potts Christensen A viewing will be held Friday January 22 8 pm at Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple where services wlH be conducted Saturday January 23 at 100 pm Interment Satt Lcke City Cemetery T 118 N3 119 T Evelyn Espenschled July 27 1941 He served fa the US Army-prto- r to World War M Worked at HIM Air Force Brae fa the Dfrec-forotof Maintenance ond Material Management retiring after 40 years of service He was octtve fa local civic affairs ond ran for Davis County Commts- - He will be remembered Jensen1 Married Virginia Pearl Hockey October 2 1933 fa Salt Lake City She passed away January 13 1985 He was an Inspector with Mountain Fuel Supply Member LDS Church Survived by: three sons Gary D Jensen West Valley City Donoid M Jensen Tempe Arizona John R Jensen Satt Lake two City nine grandchildren 1988 SHELDON Robert A Salt Lake City January 17 fa Murray Utah to Jacob and Eliza- beth they vorced He was a Veteran of the Korean War and was employed at the Federal Building fa Soft Lake City for mony years Survivors: daughter and son Mrs Daniel (Debbie) Butcher Sr Salt Lake City Noble U Smith Jr Sandy stepsons and daughters Bruce Lynn McCarthy Sandy Mrs Wayne (Katherine Lyneffe) Green Soft Lake City Mrs Jeff (T ammy Louise) Saxtorv Murray 14 grandchildren Donlel Ronold Jr Vanesso Jockiefynn Lisa Brandon Lyman Jeremy Alien Do-vi-d Allen Brandi Jo Jessica Luren Zachary Joey Mark Kov Katie ana Joshua a brother Melvin Smith Logan preceded fa death by o son Phillip Lamar Smith fa 1978 Funeral services Thursday 1 1: 00 am fa the Sandy 21st Wrd Chapel 8950 South 400 East Friend may caH at Goff Mortuary 0090 So State on Wednesday from 6 until 8 pm and at the Wrd on Thursdoy one hour prior fa services Buriat: Satt Lcke City Cemetery High ried Holt February Survivors were later Church Attended West MarDennH B In ried Geraldine LDS Palmer 1946 Martha don Member gan Utah to Floyd and Helen Lamoreoux 13 cuse Elizabeth Burris Smith He mar- McCarthy BOUNTIFUL— Alma Stoker Fisher passed away January 17 1988 fa Bounttfut after an extended Mness He was bom 31 January 1906 In Syra- County to Martha Ann Stoker and Horton Leo Fisher He married Etva Dorothy Hutter sfrom on November thur Wiillan Born August Funeral 9150 300 Idaho— Mildred Hail 61 died Janu- gery Bom Novem- Former ‘Irishman of Year’ And Church Activist Dies IN KAYSVILLE IX'tfTjj Center of complications due to ber IN SALT LAKE and Utah Medical 18 lr 1988 Lake City Utah to Frederick G Mildred P Hall PRESTON Helen Paimer ary 16 198 the University Nob Burris “Shorty” Smith Sr 59 returned to his Heavenly Father January 17 cancer - IN SANDY 21 Lo-- Alma S Fisher Noble “Shorty" Smith He was bom November 12 Irj 1928 In Sait gon LDS Temple She preceded him In death October 30 1977 Married Minnie (Ann) Stephen-so- a July 11 1978 in the Monti LOS Temple He was educated In the Satt Lcke City Schools and a devout member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints Served a mission to the Central Attonttc States 1955-5- 7 Worked as an ordinance worker In the Satt Lake LDS Teazle far n seven years as a rancher and salesman far the Sterling Furniture Company A former resident of Summit County and Midvale Utah Survived by wife Minnie (Ann) Stephenson Beon of Salt Lake daughter Mrs Derrald (Helen) Chappell Coalville Utah 17 52 grandchildren sister Elizabeth Dunn of Caiffomki and a ctolmea brother Or Edword Girard Hale Soft Lake City ot$a nieces and nephews Preceded In death by two sons Joseph William (Bill) and Kenneth Joshua (Ken) Funeral services Thursday January 21 12 Noon Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple where friends may coN Thursday two hours prior fa services Interment Salt Lake City Cemetery T 119 N3 120 Chief Hannay said the fire started the floor beneath a lightweight sheetmetal “sheepherder” stove located in a bedroom area of the small cabin The two men apparently did not know the stove could get “too hot” he said Hear belter and enjoy life more! I Jane Wyatt I r for Beltone - away January in at 2:05 pm The Joseph A Bean Joseph Armstrong Bean ogt beioved husbana) father grandfather and brother passed 97 The cabin owned by Elizabeth LaKue of Ogden and valued at about $10000 was a total loss said Battalion Chk! Bob Hannay About $4000 in contents were also destroyed About 40 minutes or so before the fire was reported the owner’s son and a friend left the cabin to ski at nearby Brighton Chief Hannay said Before leaving the two men apparently stoked the stove with fuel to keep the cabin warm wood-burni- BS’1 19 1988 Tuesday January t j |
