| Show I LOCALREGIONAL The Salt Lake Tribune Di Sunday September 9 1991 OBITUARIES Paul Dav Id Adcm:on - )6 1 — - ' - T ''' - - -- t ' - t 4- teat 1 A' 4 I '' ' ''' ''' um Sn t - t - 1 ) - ' t' t l ' " - ' 4t I I '' - t f i 1 ITt- r--- 4 '''' — HillT i- - '''''' 9nd A ' - 4 '' A ‘404 ' ''' Jordis T JordLi Torgersen Bailey '' - k: t"'"Klt-4- ii I ' 1 : "fammente '11 ‘ Ross P 1 ' ond Janene Adamson - '' Victoria Texas Maly and David Kener Salt Lake City 12 grandchildren be in children Pr death by wile and a son James D Graveside semoes win be heid Tuesday September 10 at 100 prri of lakehrlis Memonal Park 10055 South Slate were a viewing wall be held pm oat to services Funeral Salt Lake CtIv P' - 4 I: c' I EZ'Ad'rnsok and t 'A Owen Goodrich Paul David MOMSOM Oge 79- - Possed away 7 1991 ' Seagnbet 31 1912 In ' t Amencon Fork Van to David Alphonso ond Harriet Amelia (Mott A 1 Adamson Marrkdd Ruth "- T': Emma Lipner Anti 18 m I 1935 in Coomile U tah I SurinVed by children '"t: i - i 7 resetv 7 k TAt lob - 0 4 1 NZfiarlft' fi '1 in 4 7 di A ta' i - Seanember7 20MI 1900 in Oslo Norway to Alfred ' ' '' s I' -- - - ii?'''' 4rr—t -- 1"'No' -- r-- r-- and spouses LamarOar- k - ':dc and Luana Bailey 4 1 d lone and Jack Monson: Tom and LeJoyce BalHanCarol John and ley Ham and Reba Bailey sen all of Solt Lake City Keith and Clarice Bailey Whither Cant Betty and Jock Haight Pasco Wash Ron and Kay Bailey Boise Idaho many grand great and Preceded in death by on infant son Funeral services will be held Wednesday September 1 lth 11:00 am at the West Jordan s Museum Chronicles Polygamous Life of Utah Pioneer and His 11 Wives lune By David Clifton THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEST JORDAN — Nancy Long owes much of her business success umm 1 to Mormon pioneer and polygamist Archibald Gardner She bought a dilapidated West Jordan flour mill in 1979 one of 44 mills Mr Gardner built in the Salt Lake Valley in the 1880s She and her husband Chris Christensen then transformed the mill into a lucrative country store and restaurant by playing off Mr Gardner's name and reputation Now Ms Long is returning the favor She recently opened a museum dedicated to Archibald Gardner's life and achievements at the Gardner Historic Retail Village 1075 W 7800 South The museum housed in a renovated log cabin is the only one in Utah dedicated to a polygamist Ms Long said A former Tooele County sheriff donated the cabin to Ms Long last year She moved the structure built in 1866 from Clover Tooele County to her village and began collecting items for the museum e local artist painted a portrait of Mr Gardner surrounded by smaller pictures of his 11 wives that greets visitors after entry fee into they drop a an antique cheese mold at the door To one side is a case containing original West Jordan mill sales slips used in the 1880s and early 1900s An old flour sack found in life-siz- ' 25-ce- nt one of the mill's sifters rests next to various letters and post cards At one end is an original copy of a program from the 50th anniversary Pioneer Jubilee held in 1897 But the museum's true magic is within a large glass case along the back wall A collage of Gardner memorabilia most of which was donated by Archibald Gardner's descendants detail his life and those of his 11 wives A silk dress and snuff box used by Margaret Livingston Mr Gardner's first wife are displayed In a lower portion of the glass case are liquor bottles thought to be owned by his fifth wife Elizabeth Lewis A black dress worn by his last wife Mary Larsen is also shown The centerpiece of the display is a large glass cabinet containing many of Mr Gardner's personal possessions A picture taken when he was named a Church of Saints Jesus Christ of Latter-dabishop hangs in an antique frame along with tools he used to build his mills His original grave marker now sits outside the museum's door "This is a rich piece of history He's related to my mill and has become a daily part of my life" Ms Long said The museum is open Tuesday from 11 am to 3 pm Thursday from 1 to 4 pm and Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm Ms Long has come to know many of Mr Gardner's descendants She has become an honor y i1f te ':?:'''' q eAc-- ' I '' I :!' i ' : i t- - 4-- - 1 -- $ - The museum features remnants relics from Archibald Gardner's many flour mills Court Upholds Firing of the ire Isd aa in en THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Utah Supreme Court has upheld the termination of a former Morton Thiokol employee whose failure to complete an inspection procedure delayed testing of a redesigned booster motor In a unanimous ruling the court found that Thiokol's firing of Billy Johnson was proper because contrary to Johnson's argument its employee handbook did not constitute an employment contract The decision upheld a summary judgment granted to Thiokol by space-shuttl- e 15-pa- ats :he Ex-Thiok- ary member of their family and has daily contact with many of them She recently attended a Gardner family reunion where she played one of his wives in a skit "When I first bought the mill they'd come up to me and say 'Hi I'm a Gardner' And I'd say 'Hi I'm a seamstress' " Ms Long said The Gardners have since donated many of the items from Archibald Gardner's life bhe said They occasionally come by to talk about the pioneer tell Ms Long stories of his life or see what new treasure she's acquired for the museum Worker ol 1st District Judge Franklin Gunnell In 1988 Thiokol was in the midst of a redesign project aimed at correcting flaws in the booster which had been blamed for the January 1986 explosion of the space shuttle Challenger In July 1988 Thiokol estabk test procedure lished a to verify the placement of redewhich had played a signed part in the failure of the Challenger booster Johnson who had been a process inspector since 1979 was assigned to inspect the leak-chee- leak-chec- k test procedure "although he had not received adequate training regarding the new process" Chief Justice Gordon Hall wrote At the same time all inspectors were working mandatory overtime to meet Air Force deadlines and had been urged by upper management to avoid shutdown orders On July 8 1988 technicians were involved in five simultaneous operations even though Johnson was the only inspector in the building and thus was unable as to witness each motor "set-uprequired " nd :he ht as )se The Salt Lake Tribune notes the following deaths by name age date of death residence and mortuary hand1Mg the funeral arrangements ADAMSON Paul David 79 Sept 7 Salt Lake City MacKay Deseret Mortuary at Lake Hills BAILEY Jordis T 91 Sept 7 Salt Lake City MacKay Colonial Mortuary BANKS Harold 83 Sept 8 Murray Boomhead Funeral Home Riverton CAYWOOD Jenni Lucille 60 Sept 7 Midvale Goff Mortuary COON Eleanor Parker 85 Sept 6 Salt Lake City Peel Funeral Home Magna FAIRBANKS Rulon Rol 58 Sept 5 Tooele Russon Brothers Mortuary Bountiful HART Ja ilee 7 mos Sept 5 Salt Lake City Goff Mortuary HAWKINS Earl 82 Sept 7 Provo Berg Mortuary Orem JACKLIN Charles 78 Sept 6 Orem Berg Mortuary JONES Alfred Lynn 81 Sept 7 Murray Jenkins & Soffe Mortuary Salt Lake City LUYK Anna Van 82 Sept 8 Salt City MacKay Deseret Mortuary LUYK Anna Van 82 Sept 8 Salt City MacKay Deseret Mortuary Lake City MAES Gary 21 Sept 7 Salt Lake Lake Lake Salt City Memorial Estates Mortuary Krikor M 81 Sept 7 Neil O'Donnell & Sons Mortuary MCCARTY Emerson E Jr 68 Sept 6 Salt Lake City Peel Funeral Home MAKIIDOUMIAN Salt Lake City Magna MILLER Amy Anderson 78 Sept 5 Tooele Tate Mortuary MONSON Edith W 82 Sept 6 Pleasant Grove Wing Mortuary Lehi MORTENSEN Laurence R 73 Sept 6 Salt Lake City Russon Brothers Mortu ary PENDLETON Billee Lyne 5 days Sept Salt Lake City Crandall Funeral Home RHEAD Verda Lillywhite 78 Sept 7 Salt Lake City MacKay Cottonwood Mortuary RIET Johanna Clasina Pleternella Schipper 82 Sept 8 Salt Lake City JenkinsSoffe Mortuary SMITH Norman Wesley 74 Sept 6 Salt Lake City Larkin Sunset Gardens STONE Rita Hayward 81 Sept 5 Salt Lake City Late Hawaii SUMTER Mildred Sept 7 Provo Berg Mortuary Orem SWENSON Emil Ferdinand 89 Sept 8 Lindon Olpin Family Mortuary Pleasant Grove TAYLOR Ethel Sorensen 89 Sept 7 Lyman Springer-Turne- r Funeral Home Richfield TURNER Merlin 68 Sept 5 Orangevill Calif Wing Mortuary Lehi WOOLFENDEN Charles 79 Sept 6 Orem Berg Mortuary 5 1 I - T 99 Jennie L Caywood with cancer Born October 7 1930 In Sett Lake City Utah ' yr- 1 of Cy- 001 mrkk prus High School She DisThird ' worked for the ' k trict Court and served as a volunteer at Temple Square Jennie dedicateel her life to her chit- dren i :el Survived by: son Troer Caywood and wife Shannon Springville: son Chad Caywood and wife Rondo Sandy daughter Connie Mascoro and husband Dan Vernal daughter Maury Ennis and husband Kyle Oregon son Jace Coywood Midvale 12 grandchildren Preceded In death by father Charles (Chuck) Archibald and a grandson 7 Ryon Caywood Also survived by mother Violet (VI) Archibald Magna sister Betty Christensen and husband Rex Kearns: sister Ellen Parke and husband Claude Kearns brother Gory Archibald Magna stepbrother Dale Archibald and wife Pauline Magna stepsister Pauline Harames and husband Spiro Roy Funeral services will be held Wednesday SepIn the Midvale 6th tember I I 1991 at I 1:00 IDS Ward Chapel 425 Jackson Street Friends 8090 South State TueGoff at call Mortuary may and Wednesday at the sday 6:00-8:0- 0 pm 10:45 from 9:45 church am Interment will be in the Larkin Sunset Gardens T N3 99 am 99 Eleanor Parker Coon LAKE CITY—Minnie Eleanor Parker Coon 85 died September 6 1991 at the home of Iry I r- CM Valerie and Edward daughter Salt Lake City St Mark's Hospital Sept 7 coTTLEy Kristin and Craig son Sandy Alta View Hospital Sept 7 DAVIS Alta and Thomas son Salt Lake City LDS Hospital Sept 7 DEARDORFF Teri and David daughter 't V Valley City sisters Eldo Birchen Thelma Shields Veda Barnes Volvo Owen LoRene Kimball and 16 Virginia Jackson 28 61randchilciren Preceded in death by a brother Leiand and sisters Reatho and Emily Funeral services will be held 11:00 arn 1991 at the Wednesday September Attamont LDS Stake Center Friends may call at the Mortuary Roosevelt Tuesday 7:00900 pm and at the church Wednesday 9:30 to 11 am Burial will be in the BluebeH Cemetery 98 T 98 N3 Uordo Gillespie Greenwood South Jordan— Uarda Gillespie Greenwood 78 our beloved wife mother grandmother sister and friend passed - away September 7 1991 ' She was born April 6 1913 in Brigham City Box Eider County Utah ' 11' 7 to Clyde Cod and Laura Jane Squires Gillespie Maried Thomas Foster Greenwood Jr in the ' Salt Lake LDS Temple on "vile June 15 1933 Llarda was On active member 1 s!of the IDS Church hay- - ' in Dig served teaching and executive positions In ward and stake auxiliaries Including Stake Relief Society President She filled two-f- i lime missions with her husband to Washington D C and Massachusetts Boston Missions respectivety She was active in PIA including Jordan High School PTA President and was active in civic organizations Survived by her husband Foster Soutt Jordan children Mrs Cad (Laura Ann) Andreason Moab Mrs Bruce (Elaine) Briggs Midvale Mrs George (Karen) Richins Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs John Wary Lynn) Crawford Sandy Bishop Thomas Foster and Patricia Hislop Greenwood Sandy Mrs Scott (Gayle) Bradford Sancti 34 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren brother and sisters David R Gillespie Mn Francis (Doris) Forbush both Sandy Mrs Frank (Sarah) Mosley Boise Idaho Mrs William (Betty) Mullen Kearns Mrs Kenneth (Joyce) Stout Salt Lake Funeral services will be held Tuesday September 10 1991 at COO pm In the Jordan River 1s1 LDS Ward Chapel t0400 South 1540 West Friends may call at Goff Mortuary 8090 So Stale 6-- 8 Monday pm and Tuesday at the church from 11:45 am to 12:45 pm Interment Murray City Cemetery 98 99 N3 O Earl Hawkins 0 Lad Hawkins died Saturday September 7 1991 after a valiant battle against lymphoma He was born February 25 1909 in Pacheco Chihuahua Mexico the eighth of ten children to Alma Mears and Harriet Ellen Carlton Hawkins The family left Mexico during the Mormon exodus of 1912 IMng in areas of New Mexico until settling in Blanding Utah As a youth he worked on road crews in sawmills and as a cowboy and mule skinner He married Ruby West of Pleasant Grove Utah on June 29 1932 In the Salt Lake LDS Temple In 1934 he and Ruby moved to Provo where he was employed at the State Hospital He worked on construction of the Geneva Steel Plant and tetired as maintenance foreman of the Provo City Power Pion! In 1974 after 34 years of service In 1960 he was honored as the Outstanding provo City Employee Earl was a High Priest in the LDS Church serving in many capacities: home teacher High Priest group leader bishopric counselor stake high councilman and bishop where he served 5 years and oversaw the construction of the Ward chapel He enjoyed outdoor activities 1e hunting fishing hiking and taking care of his garden Friends and neighbors were recipients of flowers fruit and vegetables he grew each years He is survived by his wife Ruby four sons and one daughter Gordon W Hawkins Earlene H Multbrook Reed W HavAins all Provo Clyde W Hawkins of Orem and Uoyd Earl Hawkins of American Fork 18 grandchildren and one brother Lorenzo Hawkins of Bountiful sister Harriet Petersen of Riverton Funeral services will be held at 2:00 pm on Wednesday September 11 1191 in the Provo 700 North 600 East Viewing will be at the Berg Mortuary from 6--8 pm on Tueat the church one hour prior to the and sday service Interment will be in the East Lawn chapel 99 S " 99 N3 Johnson M j ' 1 ' '''“ ft It I ' ci come CALL 237-200- 0! graduated land 1967 from High- School High - in and attended col- - Idaho A lege recent longtime rest- - ' dent of Salt Lake She —'711---- - iik was a homemaker and business woman She is suMved by her 11 4 husband Greg four ' t"'— :: at daughters living home Sarah Kim Amy :: and Whitney her father S BIUCO McRae of Salt lake two brothers Bruce McRae of Macon Georgia and David McRae of Satt Lake Memorial seMces will he held Wednesday 12 noon at the IDS Holladay 8th Ward 5450 So Holladay Blvd in Boise i T 99 99 N3 A Lynn Jones MURRAY—Alfred Lynn Jones September 7 1991 at his home Born in Murray age Baseball League as well as serving as a 81 died '' Utah on May 4 1910 to Fre-o- "' drick William and Mary Jane Evans Jones Mar- fled Opal Swallow of Utah on Meadow March 28 1939 later solemnized in the Monti LDS Temple A lifelong resident of Murray Ac- five in Community al-fairs Involved in the es- tablishment oi the area's Western Boys 7 vs 7 k 0 0 ws evident in her snuggle to hoid onto It Because of her example her cNidren witi endeaver to toilow in her footsteps 3 John verse 4 The joy she hod tor life was contoglous Survived by daughters Mrs William A (Penny) Domichel Mrs Mrchoel D (Cothr) Butler Mrs Gregory M (Tami) Lund six grandchildren Tom" Michelle Jet Heather Jernter and Jerimioh one Jesse brothers and sisters Mrs Wade (Made) Wilkens Mrs Selby (Beulah) Williams Gladys Me Wonen Mecham Alen Thomas Kay Mecham Ktoe Beecher Preceded In death by three brothers Herbert Glen and Blaine Mecham Funeral services will be held Tuesday September 10 11 am Mountain View Memorial Estates Chapel 3115 East 7800 So Budd Mountain View Memorial Estates 98 4!' Gory Moss age 21 passed away at St Marks Hosprial September 7 1991 following complications from surgery Born Juty 22 1970 Gory graduated from Cottonwood High School in 1988 He was employed at Thatcher r Company belonged to -1 the Wings Pigeon Club He loved Ilshing golfIng his truck ond racing pigeons 1 His wish to help others ' was fulfilled by the do- -ar nation of his organs He Is survtved by his v7 mother Marian Densley: father Henry Moos step father Jerry brother Mike Arizona sister Sandy Prater or SandM stepbrother Steve Densley (wife Leslie) stepsister Usa Hubbard (husband Jeff) and maternal grandmother Mrs Elsie Borgmann Funeral services will be held Tuesday September 10 1991 at the Memorial Estates Monitory 5850 South 900 East at 11:00 am where viewing will be held Monday form 9 pm and one hour prior to services Interment at Mtn View Memorial Estates Cemetery r f v 99 Krikor M c141 '- ''' 4- $ No- rod k ' Makhdoumian doom and Yehdsopete Makhdoumian SuNived by his wife Worde: tour daughters Mrs Haroutoun (Mice) ? v evi ft Kalaydlion France: Mary Makhdoumion Mrs °hones (Sonya) Ak- Kivourk Mrs Sarkis (Juli- wile) Manoukian all Salt 1 r Lake City two sons Nerses and wire An Makhdoumian Avedes and wife Antoinette Makhdournian 12 grandchildren Funeral services 4-- 9 and two be held Tuesday at will pm at Nell O'Donnell 2:00 Sons Mortuary 372 East 100 South where friends may call Monday from 6--8 pm and one hour prior Burial Sae Lake City Cemetery T Lk 99 99 N3 Verda L Rhead Verde Ullywhite Rhead passed away Septem1991 ber Born February 13 1913 In St David Arizona to Joseph Jr and Sylva Owens Lillywhite She served in the Southern States Mission 1932-3- 4 Married James O (Tony) Rhead September 25 1936 in the Mesa LDS Temple Survived by children Mi- Roberta Jackson chael V Rhead Sylvia - r vlee k t i' Merrill ail Salt Lake City Jim Rhead Phoenix Ariz 17 grandchildren eight - i one brother Also survivea by tillywhite Estelvin Funeral services will be 11:00 am Thurday September 12 at MacKay Cottonwood Mortuary 4670 Highland Drive Friends may call Tuesday evening 6--8 pm and Thursday one hour prior to services Interment Wasatach Lawn Memorial Park 99 99 N3 LaCohn S Riding Riding age 64 tember 6 1991 Born April 29 1927 in Mammoth Utah to Mel- vin H and Blanche Stew- passed away Sep- ' art Riding Married the t former Vivian Benson January 4 1947 in Ever- ett Washington He was a retired truck driver Member of the LDS C144 r Church He is survived by his wife Vivian children B i Riding Cad H Riding Linda K Larsen Kenneth R Riding Connie Mae Fleagle and Janice B Swenson 19 sisters grandchildren two Helen Anderson Mary McClain will Funeral services be held Tuesday September 10 1991 2 pm at Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary 6500 So Redwood Rd where viewing will be held Monday 6--8 pm and one hour prior to services Interment at Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery ) 98 T 99 Johanna (Nellie) Piet Johanna Casino Pietemella Schipper age 82 passed away September 8 1991 Plot a In Salt Lake nursing home of natural '''100 Born - —1 99 N3 use21 1909 Rotterdam Holland to Adriaan and Johanna Roose Schipper Mar- ried Christian Petms Riot April 26 1933 he died February 18 195 She Immigrated to the Unit- ed States in 1947 as a convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints She settled ' In si r e A - Krikor M Makhdoumian age 81 of Salt Lake City died September 7 1991 He was born January 1 1910 in Adeyamon Turkey son of Makh- I 016t ' ct ( T (! 99 N3 Gary Maes laCohn S - ' "oi 6 ft member of Murray City Acttve Board member of Planning and Zoning the LDS Church served in many capacities including Elders Quorum president High Priest Group leader and with his vite he served in the Massachusetts Boston Mission As on electrical and designing engineer He was employed by Lang Wayne Equipment Company later Dresser Industries Atter retirement he established FW Jones & Associates— Westozich along with his son where he worked until his death He was a king gentle loving husband father and grandfather who inspired all he knew to live the "Golden Rule" and work to their full KENNEDY Angela and David son Wendover LDS Hospital Sept 7 LYMAN Kathryn and Reed son Salt Lake City LDS Hospital Sept 7 THREDGOLD Lynnette and Jebb daughter Centerville LDS Hospital Sept 7 WAGER Cindy and Robert daughter Harriman Alta View Hospital Sept 7 WAILS Christine and Edward daughter West Jordan St Mark's Hospital Sept as well as het brothers and se- Johnson 42 died Saturday In Las Vegas Nevada M Born June 23 1949 in Pocatello Idaho She I k - Haki firxdor! WI Lour Viz mkt-til‘pusre on top -- Nth a Lake City LDS Hospital Sept 7 IRVINE Paula and Carbor son Wendover LDS Hospital Sept 7 KARHENBIUHL Stephanie and Scott son Bluffdale Alta View Hospital Sept six children by wife Lois Bluebell and spouses Bob and Mahe Goodrich Bounlitut Jay and Carahln Goodrich Salt Lake City Ralph and Gene il Goodrich Sandy: Owena and Ryon Johansen Draper Ann and Alan Stokes West Valley City Carol and Gary Coutom West Kathleen (Kate) her marriage always a good friend and neighbor She enjoyed handiwork working on ceram- ics and raising a garden in her bac ord Elea-S Church nor was an active member of the serving in various capacities and loved singing In the ward choir Member of Me DUP She loved to cook and generously gave gifts of her special candy She passed along these and other talents to her children and grandchildren She was much loved and will be missed by her family which includes two sons James Thomas nJ1 Coon of Santa Clara and Roger Parker Coon of Salt Lake City a daughter Mrs Larry (Denece) Disera Salt Lake City 15 grandchilthree sisters Ardren 19 lene Micheisen Eikgrove Calif Ermon Winget Salt Lake City and Marjorie Christensen of Richfield and a brother Gilbert Parker of Kearns Funeral services will be held Wednesday September 11 1991 at 11:00 am at the Magna Word Chapel 8749 Wee 3000 South Friends may call Tuesday evening form 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Peel Funeral Home 8525 West 2700 South Magna and at the ward from 10 am to 10:45 am Interment will be at the Valley View Memorial Park N3 99 I 99 tairtiNgi ra 1) 0jwwo Almiro Hancock Goodrich Married Lois - P -Benson June 4 1937 in ' the Salt Lake LDS Tern- was a farmer Eipe( lnire in the CCC camps Worked con- stiuchon and was a master mechanic for Chewon Oil Company and retired after 32 years of service Member LDS Church He was a good friend and neighbor ond enloyed his family and grandchildren He was a special grandfather to oil of his grandchildren and was deafly loved by all his June tolan June Ina Mecham Lo Zan age 61 passed away September 5 1991 in Rexburg Idaho Born March 22 1930 in Heber Utah to Warren i&- ' and Sylvia Clegg Me- chant Married Jock n June 15 1949 He ' ' preceded her in death t v October 21 1986 Her love for ide was 1 I r I only superceded by her 1 1 love for Jehovah and e e-er t her family That love extended to her children g to nd childr en and kr at her family residence 4 Utah l'111 -- and T ' he died April 22 1969 Eleanor was reared and educated in Jo- seph and Richfield I i t- '''v Kathleen (Kate) Coon on March 311927 Safi Lake City Born May 3 1916 in Bluebell to Leslie Bruce Memorial Cemetery ""' ried Stanley James In lions 9th Word SALT i-- Sandy Alta View Hospital Sept 7 DRESFEN Tricia and SHIELDS Steve Jr son Kearns Pioneer Valley Hospital Sept 7 DRINGMAN Jeaninne and OWEN Jer ron son Salt Lake City Pioneer Valley Hospital Sept 7 FARR Ann and Timothy son Riverton Alta View Hospital Sept 7 FLANARY Teresa and Bryce daughter Riverton LDS Hospital Sept 7 GIILIES Teresa and FIN N EV Dean son West Valley Pioneer Valley Ilospitol Sept 6 HODGES Heather and Craig datightPr Salt Lake City Sept 7 HODSON Patti and John daughter Salt - t and a graduate her daughter Denece Deena She was born Decern- ber 29 1905 at Joseph Sevier County Utah a daughter of Thomas Bry- ant and Ader Menorah Gilbert Parker She mar-- p 1 !' !- cancer Married and divorced Men J Caywood Jen- nie was an active mem- ber of the LDS Church age Hoe- - due to diabetes complica- - T MIDVALE—Jennie Lucille Coywood 60 home passed away September 7 1991 at her otter a valiant struggle CIAMMED AD REGIONAL BIRTIIS ANDERTON Louann and Nolan son West Valley City Alta View Hospital Sept 7 AUSTIN Deanne and Jack son West Jordan St Mark's Hospital Sept 7 BATES Julie and Marlon son Centervile Lakeview Hospital Sept 7 BRACKEN Kimberly and Samuel son Salt Lake City St Mark's Hospital Sept 7 99 N3 in Utah Magna since the time of 'he aal ! She has lived REGIONAL DEATHS ?xt 74 died Septem- oge Deseret Utah to Daniel "rri Vernon and Sarah Myrie : " Western Cahoon Mar- fled Rose Mae Smith : March 5 1938 in Ely Ne Uk kw' r vado He worked for if Are : Union Pacific Railroad kk for 39 years as a plumb- 'be' 'b 5: et He enjoyed fishing ""7'-goicraftsmaster was a and r kv man He resided in Du-' chesne in the Summer At and in Overton Nevada in the winter Member of 41 the LDS Church Survived by his wife Duchesne children Burt Blaine and Patricia of Tooele Joan and Steve Ames of South Jordan Russell and Janice of West Jordan daughter-in-laJulia 18 grandchildren four mother Myrte Bennett of Magna sister LaPreal Hansen of Magna brother Glen of Elsinore Calif Preceded In death by a son Gene Funeral services will be held 11:00 am Tuesday at the Peel Funeral Home 8525 West 2700 South Magna where friends may call Monday 8 pm and Tuesday one hour prior Interment Valley View Memorial Pak ' mite e Blaine V Cahoon ‘ 4 - 99 N3 Blaine Vernon Cahoon ber 6 1991 in Ely Nevada Born March 17 1917 in - :i1 99 - - 1 Mountain View 5th LDS Word 3760 West 9380 South Friends may coil Tuesday evening 8 South pm at MacKay Colonial Mortuary 2128 State and at the curch Wednesday 9:45-104-5 Lawn Wasatch am Interment T 4 Duchesne County it —ktv :' ' hus- prior in Roosevelt nity Survived passed away ' Nicolai and Lovise Ben- mite Johansen Mar- ried Albert Clarence Church served In many amnion presidencies Survived by children Rkk EganThe Salt Lake Tribune Nancy Long says her West Jordan museum is only one in Utah dedicated to a polygamist 91 Goodrich 75 beioved band lather grandtather and brother passed away Saturday Sep-tember 7 1991 at the Bailey age Bailey January 12 1922 In the Salt Lake LDS Tern- pie He passed away August 5 1961 Active member of the LDS ! '- BLUEBELI—Owen potential Survived by his wile of 52 years Opal: children Gordon L Jones Murray Mark W Jones Janice Pehrson both Sandy Fred W Jones Murray 20 16 and grandchildren brother Cecil Jones Murray Funeral services will be held Wednesday September 11 1991 12:00 noon in the Murray 3rd LDS Ward 160 East 4600 South Friends may call 4760 South State at Jenkins-Soft- e Mortuary Tuesday 6--8 pm and Wednesday at the church am Interment Murray City Cemetery N3 99 I 99 In Salt lake City ' i' ' '' ' t — 'I i ' '' 01 423 ''' 4 4 - - re- - i married an active member of the LDS Church spending many years researching genealogy Survived by sons Thomas E E Richard daughter Joyce B Domichet 22 grandchildren 16 Preceded in death by her husband two sons H John and Joel C Funeral services will be held Wednesday September 10 at 12:00 noon at the Haven IDS Ward 2280 South 300 East Friends may cat at the Jenkins-Sall- e Mortuary 4760 South State Tuesday 6:00-8:0- 0 pm and Wednesday at the church 11:00-11:4- 5 am Interment Murray City Cemetery N3 99 I 99 See More Obituaries on D-- 2 |
