| Show - - TEw - The Salt Lake Tribune NATIONOBITUARIES US Airlines Flying Low Financially B11 Friday November 20 1992 US airlines compete How the world's six largest airlines five lost money carriers All amounts in US dollars Of CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO — Few would argue that the United States' combined network of railroads airlines truck operations and highways is without peer The US transportation system is the most efficient in the world for moving people and goods In the competition among nations for supremacy in the global economy it is one of the nation's trump cards But some parts of the system are stronger than others Railroads and trucking have emerged leaner stronger and more efficient as a result of federal deregulation in the late 1970s and early 1980s Most of the inefficient players have been eliminated and consumer confidence in the two transportation modes has been restored to a great ex- tent But for US airlines highly visible though they may be the struggle for survival — and the cutthroat competition for passengers and routes — continues unabated despite the fact that this industry too has been deregulated for more than a decade "The best thing that you can say about the airline industry right now is that it will stabilize — n eventually" said Harold L a vice president with Boston Consulting Group in Chicago and a consultant to airline and other transportation companies in the United States and abroad "In the meantime the shakeout within the industry likely will continue" Since 1990 the nation's airlines collectively have lost close to $8 billion — more money than the as a whole has made in profits since its inception A major carriers have filed for protection under the federal bankruptcy code since March 1989 Three of them — Eastern Airlines Pan American World Airways and Midway Airlines — have bolted their hatches and folded their wings forever Of the major US carriers still flying only four — American United Delta and Southwest Airlines — appear certain to be around at the turn of the century according to industry analysts Southwest Only one of the four is making money quarter after Sir-ki- half-doze- n quarter The financial crunch facing USAir and Northwest Airlines doesn't bode well for their longterm health the analysts note And the three carriers operating in bankruptcy — Continental America West and Trans World Airlines — are the iffiest of all It's no wonder that Robert Crandall chairman and president of American Airlines the nation's largest carrier describes the state :of the US industry as "dreadful" "The situation domestically in the US for the airline industry is terrible" said Guenther Eser director general of the International Air Transport Association the international airline trade group based in Geneva Most airlines around the world are hurting financially but "half of all our losses can be attributed to just five or six big airlines in the United States" Eser told the group's annual meeting in Montreal earlier this month Analysts and airline executives agree that escape from the financial doldrums won't occur until the economy improves In addition however the airlines will have to become more and begin customer-oriente- d eliminating inefficient portions of their operations That could mean changing or even scrapping the system used by most major carriers Getting the US Transportation Department to put limits on how long bankrupt carriers can continue to operate also is necessary analysts say Failure to do otherwise could "drag down even the few remaining healthy carriers" according to a recent George Washington University study The story is better in surface Especially encouraging is a new effort by the transportation railroads and the trucking industry to work together After more than a decade of intense competition and vicious rate wars that weakened some companies and wiped out thousands of others following the lifting of most restrictions on interstate trucking 14 years ago the trucking industry appears to have stabilized according to analysts What has emerged is an industry dominated by a handful of such major l trucking firms as Greenwich United Parcel Service JB Hunt Transport Inc in Lowell Ark and Consolidated Freightways in Palo Alto Calif Small and medium-siz- e firms that managed to survive the industry shakeout meanwhile are doing what they are best at — corridor next year Meanwhile as a result of better management computerization equipment development and a $17 billion-plu- s tndustrywide investment in tracktnd signal renovation in the 1980s the railroads are again positioned to compete effectively with the trucking industry for freight shipments Too bad the state of the US airline industry isn't as rosy airline executives say "We have the best airline system in the world but with the notable exception of Southwest Airlines the industry here just hasn't learned yet the importance of eliminating inefficient routes and putting the customer first" said Donald Valentine Southwest's vice president of marketing and sales One way the airlines could cut costs and eliminate inefficient routes some analysts point out is by dismantling or at least altersystem the ing the airlines have used for a decade to pick up passengers and deliver them to their final destinations Under the system passengers are picked up in "spoke" cities Conn-base- niches As a result which had been fairly common before deregulation has been elininated and shipping customers for the most part are getting service at reduced better rates On the other hand tens of thousands of truck drivers have lost their jobs and a lot of the smaller firms have gone out of business or been swallowed up by the industry's major players Many of the drivers who lost jobs when the companies that employed them folded have become employees of the companies that survived Most are struggling however analysts note because price-gougin- on-tim- g e owner-operat- their earnings have dropped along with the reduced rates the trucking companies now charge As for the railroads they again are beginning to offer viable alternatives to flying and automobile travel through Amtrak the al corporation charged with operating the nation's intercity passenger trains For several years Amtrak has been providing rail service capable of speeds up to 120 miles an hour in the Northeast corridor linking Boston New York and Washington DC Now it's testing a new train built in Sweden that is capable because of its ability to tilt into curves of maintaining even faster speeds If all goes according to plan the train e scooped-nos- called the X2000 will be put into regular service in the curve-filled E1049 s :1 MOST REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT AT OUR SUGARHOUSE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS LOCATION ALL REPAIRS FULLY GUARANTEED BY UTAH'S OLDEST HEARING INSTRUMENT CENTER MOST-EXPERIENCE- At MI44 P Hari AS 1948 SINCE HEARING °COEN MURRAY hub-and-spo- ( - D 1441 E 2100 SIC SOUTH 485-144- 1 NORTH OF SUGARHOUSE PARK OTHER OFFICES: LOGAN PROVO - - (11 i F ik 4 3 N rk i I f" Tailoring The Classic Boy Coat The Details Make the Difference -1 i Her to helping others was mine in the pchove ' H: to 'i - C zC ' 3 i ' - 0t C $239 -- CO tr te D ct - i -- :! :el —I 234 -- 257 1 t:i-3SOURCE Chicago Tribune Airline Business Kmght-tilddc- and flown to a "hub" airport There they are transferred to different airplanes and flown to their final destinations The system has become so elaborate and widespread that it has become inefficient the analysts contend Airline executives on the other hand say the industrys financial problems would be alleviated if the government prohibited carriers from operating once they file for bankruptcy At least thafs what the executives at airlines not CrJphic r in bankruptcy say Bankrupt airlines frequently discount fares below cost to increase their cash flow The honchos of healthy airlines say they have to match the lower fares to keep their own planes full PAID PUBLIC NOTICES OUI LDS th--- i4'q''" ing the services I f 120 N La Monte 1120 Bullock La Monte Bullock age 77 ot Alpine died November 19 1992 at his home following a long bottle with diabetes Born January 6 1915 in Draper to Charles and Nellie Osborne Bullock Married Ins Mecham May 221940 in the Logan IDS Temple He was on active member of he IDS Church holding many positions including Young Men's presidency music director and secretaly at the High Priests He had been on officiator in the the Provo Temple He had been employed at Utah Power & Light Co He was a roster grandparent at the Utah State Training School Survived LI !Ive sons Kay Hogan Bullock Carmichael Calif Bony Bullock Amencan Fork Glade Bullock Santa Clara Calif Kevin Bullock Lehi: Jeffrey Bullock West Jordan He was Preceded in death by three sons Neil Dee Bullock Doyle John Bullock Cleve Dawn Bullock Also survived by a brother Woody Bullock Blackfoot Idaho and two foster sons Lincoln Shepard and Kerusch Haf001 Funeral services will be Monday 11 am at the Alpine 10th Word Chapel 165 No 100 East Friends may call Sunday pm at Olpin Family Mortuary 500 So 300 East Pleasant Grove or 5 am Burial- - OgMonday at the church den City Cemetery N rflj2O Ellen Ellen Kemp Commack 81 passed away vember 18 1992 in Solt Lake City Born December 3 1911in Midvale Utah to Mary Elizabeth Newbo4d and Leo Milton Kemp Married Clarence J Commack July 21 : '''"L j T Jerry 1120 Eanes E ' 1: --- - Stephen Forrest and ''' f - "4"'iF l vit ' 11 ' Robert Gordon: nine grandchildren Jennifer Lynn Travis Eric Matthew Riann Ryan Desiree Thomas and Nathan: sisters Helen Weaver and Betty Angel: brothers James W and Robert Eanes mother Elizabeth He was preceded in death by his tattler and twin brother Kerry Friends may N 1121 1120 Wayne Pitkin Johnson Wayne Pitkin Johnson born in Nib ley Utah May 16 1915 to Eugene and Lola Pin Johnson passed away Tuesday November 17 1992 at ltie age at 77 in Bountiful Utah He married Ruby lidweil in the Logan IDS Tem pie in 1937 She preceded him in death He was also preceded in death by one son Eugene He and Ruby were active in church and civic affairs He was a High Priest in the LDS Church He was educated in Cache Valley schools He was a successful dairy farmer with many Moods He marned Ruth Christopher in 1981 Survived by his widow three stepsons Douglas Kenneth and Robin Chnstopher: also survived by one brother Russell and Pearl Johnson Salt Lake City: three sisters Cleo and Gordon Ricks Benson Utah Dora and Sherman Butler Las Vegas Nevada Ethel Snyder also of Las Vegas Nevada He was preceded in death by one brother Willis Johnson Funeral services will be held Saturday November 21 1992 11 am in the Nelson Funeral Home Chapel 162 East 400 North Logan with Bishop Vaughn Griggs conducting Fnends may cat Friday evening Tram 6 to 8 pm and Saturday one hour prior to services Burial will be in the MilNille Cemetery I 1120 N iiii9 call Wednesday at the Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary 6503 South Redwood Rd from 5--7 pm Funeral services will be held Fnday in Princeton West Virginia I 1120W1 ill20 tdoho-4- ois McOrme !meson Rob died November 17 1992 at Fails Idaho Pam October 15 1934 Salt Lake City to Robert and Net° kilgrow McOmte Grew up in Solt lake City Married Wetzel "Jim- !meson Elko Nevada he died m 1972 Mooted Gen R Roberts Sne 'ley Idaho Member LDS Church Summed by her mother Neto E Woos Tucson Arizona husband Glen "Doe Roberts Shelley Idaho sons Jerold !meson Michael Imesoo and Todd imeson all of Sneiley Robert imeson Nampo: Tony kneson Mesa An2000 brother Robert Mc Om Salt lake City sister Nero Eove Bongburst Tucson Arizona 11 granOchildren Preceaed in death by 'other md two brothers-Service- s Saturday 1 pm of Nolaer Mortuary in Shelley Fomrly will recerve thenas Friday evening 7 to 830 pm and Saturday morning 1130 a m to 12 40 pm Bumf: Taylor Cemetery 1 1120 N 11 20 George Rytting Rytting 83 our beloved fa grandfamer and Mena retuned home to LAYTON—George our Heaventy Father Thursday Novernbet ic: 1992 at the home of his datightet C0f(3ee m Clearfield He was born '41u4rjlzs:1 31 1909 in ho o son of Charles Fre-- I' duck Rytting and Emma Lenora Millwata He morned Maxine Bitter May 3i 1940 in the Satt Lake IDS Temple She Merritt J Larson MURRAY—Our beloved husband father and Merntt Larson age 76 Passed away November 18 i992 22 Born September 1916 in Moroni Utah the -- oldest of three children to James M and Erma Draper Larson He mar- lied June Boehme June is i947 later so lem- nized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He was a member of the LDS Church Retired from Os Rhome-Poulen- territory 1 1 I t"Joritt t 410 ' I 7 a He manager ) - 0 &'0' - ) L I! -- i ---(hen and blessed the lives of those he hod known he will be greatty missed Solved in World War II in the Air Force He is survived by his wile June Murray: sons and daughters-in-loWest Jordon 1114"Q Larry and Connie Craig and Laurie South Jordan sew-e- n sister Glona grandchildren Brown BeMew Washington brother Boyce Salt Lake City Funeral seNices will be Saturday November 21 1992 1i am at the Murroydole Ward 6300 So 3rd East Murray View will be Friday horn 6 p m at the Memorial Estates Mortualy 5850 So 900 East and one hour pnor at the word Interment Redwood Memorial Estates Cemetery 6500 So Redwood Rd N II19 I Tii2O N Utah Men Pills CLOTHING FOR MEN Sc West South Tete & WOMEN (Insertion in one paper would be $285 per line) picture is used there is an additional It a $52 charge 3641851 For pokin eepp 00 obituary inforrnatton the number to call is: 237-299- 0 of for anyone coiling outsde the Si area in the e state of Utah our number is: 1120 Schiro and at a age Earned the rmy Air Corps as medic After his tour of duty he mamed Doro- thy Olson his bride ot 44 SOO° west Pipeline Corp where he worked until 1983 when he retired James and Bernice Severence Greenleaf ten doll Married December 30 1989 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple Achve in IDS Church He was a Discoveriand Docent at Nagle Zoo and served on the board as treasurer Survived by his wife: three daughters and one son Use Michelle Amy James P and Samantha all ot West Jordon Parents three brothers and one sister Funeral services will be held Saturday 2 pm at the Weiby 5th Ward 8385 South 4800 West Friends may colt Frtclay 6 to 8 pm at McDougal West Jordan Mortuary 1861 West 7800 South and Saturday of the church one hour poor to seNices Interment West Jordan City Cemetery 1 Libi Hull 1120 N 1 1120 Fl and attended the versoN ot Utah Custom- er service manager tor C R England Co Kevin loved fishing gt racquetball wutching his son pray soccer and he loved his family member or Me Church of Jesus Christ of Ace latter-daSaints having served in the Elder's Quorum rYesidency octivities conwnittee and Scnool Sunday Survived by Ns wife Pamela and children Stacy L on yler K oil of Salt lake City mother Eiaa Smith Solt Lake: grandmottier Alton Jamison St George Utah brothers Don Smrth Seams ashington Ed Smith (wire Lisa) Solt Lake: sisters Mrs Joseph (Susan) Vo Hone Los Veis Nevada Mrs Todd (Diane) Bowen and Mrs Green both of San Lake numerJames ous nieces and nephews Preceoed so aeoth by his lather and his brother Men Smith Funeral services will be held Saturday November 21 12 noon at Me Cottonwood Heights 1st Warcl 7075 South 2245 East Friends may coil at the Evans & Early Mcwtuary Friday evening trom 6 to 8 pm and olso at the church one hour ono( to services Interment Larkin Sunset Gar irls Friends so wishing may make contributions to the Utah Heart Associotion We love you and we will miss you Kevin" I 11 20 N1121 Maria titres!' MURRAY—Maria Wrest) November 19 1992 She vocts born January 10 1902 m Elanctiove SPOin to Juan and Viviano Espinoza Aran- - age 90 passed 140fiat Married Manuel in Elanchove 1925 rirens(Ili in death May 22 1963 M0f10 was loving and was loved by everyone Survivors: son and 2 1 Jess daughter-in-lo- and Donna Unesti - daughter and son-ilaw Mary and Jean Goztombide nine grondchildren and ten great grondchilciren St was preceded in death by a daughter Jove Cassinghom Funeral Moss Saturday November 21 1992 at 9 a m in St Vincent Oe Paul Como lic Church 1375 East Spring tone (50th South) Holy Ifoa:4 will be recited Friday at 730 pm in Mortuary 8090 So Stare where friends may colt Friday pm Interment Wells Cemetery Wells 11 Nevada Mu' 20 In Memoriam RAY L GUIVER 11i913 92487 Deal Grandpa Thank you for your love patience and special memories you have giv- en ot us rrmrxr—wilyrisvmc And now I see it thru oN Well never out tears lose you thru the years No motter what we'll For we never port hove locked you in Our hearts mO4 ' we meet Nam Papa Roy Love your family ‘t ' ' it F - He is survived by: His loving wife Dorothy and beloved son George W Schiro: both Satt take City his wonderful daughter Pauline (Giovanni) Ingrad granddaughter Claudia Rome Italy his sister Rosemcly Schultz Clearwater Honda Funeral moss will be celebrated Saturday 11 dm at St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church 1375 East Spring lane (5000 South) A vigil service will at Neil O'Donnell & be held Friday at 7 Sons Mortuary 372 East 100 South where friends may call tram 6 to 7 pm Commatal Mt Calvary Cemetery pm N1120 11i20 The Salt Lake Tribune notes the following deaths by name age date of death residence and mortuary handling the funeral arrangements BAILEY Renee Summerhays 62 Nov 18 Orem Wing Mortuary Lehi BULLOCK LaMonte 77 Nov 19 Pleasant Grove Olpin Mortuary Pleasant Grove CAMMACK Ellen Kemp 81 Nov 18 Salt Lake City Deseret Mortuary Salt Lake City EAN ES Jerry E 62 Nov 15 Salt Lake City Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary Vest Valley City HANCUM John Carl 43 Nov 17 Salt Lake City Evans & Early Mortuary Salt Lake City JOHNSON Wayne Pitkin 77 Nov 17 Bountiful Nelson Funeral Home am to 5 ant Holidays 12 noon to 5 p rn DEADLINES WEEKDAYS Deseret News (metro) (Published that evening) Tribune (all editions) (publishea tolowing day) Deseret News (state) (published following day) 930 am 600 pm 600 pm SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAYS 500 pm papers all editions copies at this news paper are available kg intonation Please cot Both Extra 237-293- 'I 1 Lo- gan LAN IER Joan Alice Aamodt 61 Nov 17 Salt Lake City Redwood Memorial Estates West Valley City LARSON Merritt J 76 Nov 18 Murray OBITUARY DESK HOURS 8 ant to 6 pm y 8 away REGIONAL DEATHS young years and was proved Os a purchasing agent to Natural Gas He moved to Salt Lake City in 1973 as a pur chasing agent for North- - Kevin L Smith age 42 was mooed home to hts Father on Heaven November 18 1992 in Salt Lake Cifv Born January 31 1950 on Park City Utah to Kenneth E and Eida Yates Smith Married Pamela Meow) June 22 1970 on Salt lake City: late( sotemnized on the Salt Lake Los lempie Graduated from Skyline High School on 19o8 till Thomas George Scher° age 68 passed away of natural causes on Wednesday Nov 18 1992 He was born Jury 18 1924 in Chicago son ' of George and Pauline Allan M lendall Obituaries are charged tor at the rate of $400 pet kne tor insertion in both Tribune and Deseret News death — Monday-Frida- Allan Mark Lendall age 4i died Novembet 18 1992 in West Joldanlrtah Born April 7 1951 in Massachusetts a son of 4 : 011"‘ pobk October 14 1992 40- He lived in Madison 4 County Mho tot 33 years He attended Madison High School and to in 49 Ricks College He has lived Layton years He reined tram the US Postal Service in 1977 attet 33 years He had been on active member of the IDS IDS Church oil of his lite and served a three-yea- r mission in Holland and a short term mission in He was Anzona a stake missionary Gospel Doctrine teochet word cleft home teacher and served several years in the name extraction Pogrom He entoved music all ot his ale was ward organist to most of his hte and was WIrently an organist at the Ogden Temple He was aiso Organist tot the Hill An-- Force Base Chapel of the Four tot 33 years - earning the Chapel Chaplains- award in 1975 This award was given nationwide on on annual basis to those who hove performed excephonal service tot Me Armed Forces He was also on organist tor several years tot the Community Church in Layton He was on accomplished pianist and OrgOrmSt and over the years accompanied many prominent people on many different occasions He was a verv patient loving and devoted husband and father always helpful and never critical His varied interests inducted being a master storyteller talented musician mechanic handyman and avid BYU sports tan He will be greatly missed by all who knew him SuNmog are his seven children MI Howard Rytting (Kay) Lawrence Kansas Marlow C RYIbrig (Barbara) Layton Utah Linda R Boer (Robert) Piedmont Caillornia Of Marvin 8 Rytting Madison Mississippi Sandra K Joncas lSusan) Kaysville Utah Caroiee Schofield- (Jet- Utah Suzanne Monterongo (Gil- etYr) Tony) West Point Utah 31 grandchildren seven ANaretta Aiso surviving are two sisters-in-laRytting Tremonton Utah Phoebe Pytting Logan Utah He was preceded in death by his sweetheart at 52 years Maxine Bine RYtting his Parents five brothers three sisters and one son George Melvin Rytting Funeral services will be held Saturday 2 pm November 21 1992 at the Park Street IDS Chapel 275 Park Street Layton Friends may call Friday from 6 to 8 pm at Lindquists Layton Mortuary 1074 North Fairfield Rood and Saturday at the church from 12:30 to 130 pm kVerrnent lincktuisrS Memorial Pork in Layton and flights of an"Goodnight sweet prince gels sing thee to thy rest- —Shakespeare Sundays INFORMATION ' I -- his family and especially his grandchil- - adored OBITUARY Other wool coots from $200 him in preceded 1 Thomas G Schiro grandpa Our beloved husband tatter and grandfa- ther jerry E15 Eanes age 62 passed away November 1992 Born April 30 1930 in rT71777!!'"71 Prince Wick West Virgin- ''' 11 '' io to Walter G and Dal- ' IV Elizabeth Hill Lanes Married Betty May Den ' 4111124 1 vim in Sophia West Vir-Member R°tired Cri3ct3ist i OrY No- 1930 marriage was kd- — 40 ' er solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple They ' severin lived Logan for 1 at years later moving to tSalt Lake City ile A passed away January : 10 1972 Ellen mamed i ''' Alfred G Cammack 2 September 27 1973 --- — She is sunwed by her husband: tour stepchildren George A and Joyce Mendon Utah Allen M ond Marilyn Son Jose Cali t Ronald C and JoAnn Hyrum Utah Karen M and Robed Wilhelm Logan two sisters Adalene McCoieb Thelma Hewlett both of Lucille Kemp and Reta Cala two sisters-in-loCammack both of Salt Lake nine 27 many nieces and nephews all of whom loved her Member of the Harvard IDS Ward She worked at the Pans Co and Excelcius Beauty Solon for many years Graveside services will be held Saturday November 21 1992 12 noon Midvale City Cemeten 7200 So Lost of Funeral Directors: Deseret Mortuary i i20 Honey God saw that you were tired And a cure was not to be he put his orms ciround you and whispered John come with me With tearful eyes I watched you sutter and sow you rade away I hied and tried to keel) you here But I couldn't make you stay Your sweet heart Molly stopped beating Your great love now put to rest Gods will breaks my heart But he proves to me once again that he's still tolung OCIN 'be best All ore welcome to the celebration ot the new life of John Carl Honcutt Born November 10 1949 lett November 17 1992 quietly at home by his wite's side He wishes to say so long to his wife and best (vend Ten Honcult to his love Julie to his former wife Shouna to his brothers Chris Dane Tracy Travis and Casey and his beautitut little sisters Janie Judy and Kelly and oU ot their spouses He says "I love you to his Mom and Dad Diane and John Apostle to his Mom and Dad Sharrnane and Joe Kingston and boys But a special "Catch yo toter" to his Mom Mitz and Dad Cart Hancult I may be gone Dod but even time you take someone s hand and soy keep coming back you'll Know the stranger next to you is me He gives his love to eoch of his aunts and uncles nieces and nephews Waiting to special hugs and great fishing will be Alma R Mckiiiian Larken Blood leSueur Grandma LeSueur lime Chris and little David Aunt Miyn and Grandpa Hanks A special goodbye to his sons Mathew Charles Jones Hancult and Joseph Alma Blood Hama "Don't do anything I would do" See you later Bunny Bunch Funeral services will be held Sat November 21 1992 at I I am at the Evans and Early Mortuary Chopel 574 East 100 So where friends may can Friday evening from pm and Saturday one hour ono( to seivices Military graveside serwill Mt Olivet vices be at Cemetery 1342 East 500 So Funeral Director& Evans and Early MCW10- So ii20 Cammack K Kevin L Smith 58 of Shelley 1 11 Relief Society and Sun- day School organizations Arleine Summerher mother She is survived by haYt her husband Eldon James Bailey and six children Craig James Bailey Sheny Lynn Rut Judith Ann Seeder Asian Rem Bailey Linda Lee Luke Lane Joseph Bosley and 26 grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday November 23 1992 at 1100 am at the Vermont 2nd Ward Chapel located at 400 N 400 E Orem Utah Friends are invited to coil Sunday evening Nov 22ncl at the Wing Mortuary 118 E Main Lehr between 6-- 8 pm and at the church m Orem one hour brior to services Monday Interment will be in the Orem City Cemetery follow- T Lois McOmie !meson Roberts SHELLEY She Church and served faithfully in the Primary s340 c Ffel Covettd yyuu oo oo c1749 !'i? VI IV 13 ': " I C -- Saturdays FINE 4(7e r iiii9 c ' II10 co John Carl Hancuft 1r! Timeless '- 1 f 'f '' ' horn US Air Farce otter 22 Years of service He taught us love and N lit 5 687 OBITUARIES 4 Pure Pendleton® t g: Foreign airlines 97 90 -- 1 ?: Surnmerhays Batley of Orem died Nov 18 1992 at her home following 'a prolonged illness :' g She was born Aug 30 - - '' 1930 and was raised in si 4 salt Lake City Utah r' : 1 daughter of Lorenzo SumBenet and Arleine ii meows She married El-- ' aps 44 don James Bailey in the Solt Lake temple on a '''' June 22 1947 il Thomas Belinda Joyce : 101 100 millions of dollars Domestic airlines beloved wife and mother Renee Survived by wife: chit-Walter It 116 ? Renee Bailey OREM—Our dren Gem Tate t 6128 PAID PUBLIC NOTICES COMPOSSIOn kkq : In Foreign airlines Domestic airlines d serving specific and defined ' As1111 In billions of dollars three US long-hau- D "11-11-- 1 including the nt I )I 1991 in Memorial Estates Mortuary Murray LENDALL Allan Mark 41 Nov 18 West Jordan McDougal Golden Rule Funeral Home West Jordan Lois McOmie !meson 58 ROBERTS Nov 17 Shelley ID Nalder Mortuary Shelley ID RYT'TING George 83 Nov 19 Layton Lindquist Mortuary Layton SCIIIRO Thomas George 68 Nov 18 Salt Lake City Neil O'Donnell & Sons Mortuary Salt Lake City SMITH Kevin L 42 Nov 18 Salt Lake City Evans & Early Mortuary Salt Lake City URRESTI Maria 90 Nov 19 Murray Goff Mortuary Midvale I V - |
