| Show - - - - - - — -- I UTAH The Salt I ake Ttibune From previous page Klaus Guertler - 22204 122024 RN BSN k s 10W OW 1 k 00 ' 'a44 N tt r 0 kt ‘ A'' Lorene Aylett age 49 returned to her Heavenly Father on Wednesday February 25 2004 surrounded by family and friends It is a comfort to know she is no longer suffering from her painful battle with breast cancer even though she will be missed by everyone who knew her Lorene was born January 4 1955 in Salt Lake City Utah to Orgill Edgar (Agqie) and Thelma Gygi Ay lett She graduated from Highland High School and from the University of Utah with BS degrees in Business Management and Psychology She particularly enjoyed her career responsibilities involving meeting and convention planand NPS ning at McDonald's Her determination Pharmaceuticals and attitude to service others positive sustained her through many recurring emotional and physical trials Lorene was blessed throughout her lifetime with many true and dedicated friends and family to whom she credits much of her success in life and without whom she could not have accomplished all that she did In her own words "I consider good friends and family to be my greatest blessings' Lorene loved theater music travel and was an avid U of U gymnastics fan An accomplished pianist Lorene taught piano lessons for many years She had beautiful green eyes and a movie star smile She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ Saints where she valof Latter-da- y iantly served in a variety of ward and stake positions in the Institute Women Young Primary Sunday School and Relief Society organizations Her most memorable church service was as a teacher and advisor and mentor She is survived by her mother Thelma Ay lett sister Maureen (Tom) Ellison brother Jess (Barbara) Ay lett 10 adored and favored nieces and she enjoyed nephews with whom spending time - Justin Memmott Erin Ay lett (Jaysen) Oldroyd Elisa Ay lett (David) Harless Emily Ethan John Nicholas Scott Katie Chelsea and Michael Ay lett Preceded in death by her father in April 2000 Thanks to the numerous friends neighbors acquaintances and relatives who provided endless support and help over the years and especially these difficult past three months She would like to give special thanks to Dr William Reilly Cara Mickelsen and the oncology staff at Salt Lake Clinic Sue Basta from the U of U Pain Management Center and Care Source Hospice staff for their compassionate i N4 1 t i t r P I ' Febru- of an 924 in son of 114 preceded him in death He 53 years of marriage served his country during World War She after in the US Army Dad spent the last few years enjoying life with a wonderful companion Lona Winget Brown She was also injured in the accident and is recovering Dad and Lona loved to square dance and play cards He was a postman for 33 years and active in the Letter Carriers Union He loved his chigrandchildren and great-gran- d He loved to travel and the ldren great outdoors Dad is survived by his daughter Sherry (Kent) Powell and his son Richard (Lynda) Baldwin and twin Dan (Doris) Baldwin Also brother survived by his grandchildren Randy Powell (Kim) Powell Cory (Kelly) Dane II Baldwin Brian (Jenny) Baldwin Nick Powell (Amy) Nicole Courtney Colby Kolbe Garrett Averie and Emma Preceded in death by his siblings Deile "Dee" Max Glen Lela and Adrian "Que Funeral services will be held Monday March lst 11 am at Redwood Memorial Mortuary 6500 S Redwood Rd A viewing will be held Sun6-- 8 from pm and one day evening hour prior to services at the mortuary II Tara Goins Brennan - 2004 Alien Christensen 1 A k -) e Vivian Petersen 1918 - 2004 r t 11-24 t 40 ! I 1 Vivian passed away peacefully Feb 26 2004 to be reunited with the love of her life Lauritz (Larry) P Petersen Mother was the third child born to John Edward and Elizabeth Donaldson O 1918 in Wha lan on October Scofield Utah Mom had many lifelong and cherished friends throughout her life and always had great stories to tell of her many fond memories of growing up in Scofield and Ogden Mother and dad were married on November 3 1939 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Mom worked at the Arms Plant and the Veteran's Administration until helping her husband establish B & Electric in 1959 which they operated until their retirement in 1983 She was on active member of the LDS Church Her greatest joy was her family - son Larry (Helen) daughter Sherri (Blair) Davis eight precious four and grandchildren survived by her sister Vivian Paul Margie Mickelsen brother-in-laPetersen sister-In-laJanet Wha Ian and many nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her husband Larry sister Lavada Petersen and brother Jack Wha Ian Mother was deeply loved and will be dearly missed Funeral services will take place on Monday March lst at 2:00 pm at Larkin Sunset Lawn 2350 E 1300 S Salt Lake City Friends may visit between 6:00 pm and 800 pm on Sunday February 29th and one hour prior to services on Monday Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery The family wishes to extend our gratitude and appreciation to the wonderful staff at the Residence CareSource Hospice We will always cherish the wonderful memories and the many ways you enriched our lives "Love ya Mom" Is Richard R Snow n February 29 2004 i A 11 iller'41' I I I A I r Richard R Snow went home to his Heavenly Father on Feb 23 2004 at the LDS Hospital after a long battle with Diabetes He would have been 69 years old on March 25th He was preceded in death by two sisters Pat and Gladys and his wife Phyllis He is survived by his sister Joanne his daughter Deborah three SOnSt David Thomas and Matthew five grandchildren and two Family services will be held later time Funeral Directors: IPS at a Crematory - 4 k - ‘e t- - 1 -- 4k '4 1 0 04 tt '1''''' Ilk se '' ':: ikre ow k t I I i t I — PRICE - Justin Charles Bentley age 34 passed away February 26 2004 while under the loving care of his family after a courageous battle with cancer Born March 8 1969 in Price Utah "Chuck" to Charles Bentley and Rhonda Mae Cowan Married Petrea Oman August 28 1993 in Price they later divorced Justin married Me lany Guymon July 23 2003 in Price and he treasured every minute that he shared with Me lany and his new family Justin graduated from Carbon High in 1987 the College of Eastern Utah in 1988 with his LPN and as an RN in 1990 He also graduated from the University of Utah in 1992 with a Bachelors of Science in Nursing Justin was a caring and loving caregiver who was a longtime employee of Castleview Hospital in Price Justin loved golfing hunting biking riding motorcycles and camping at Ferran Mountain His greatest enjoyment was spending time with his son School Tannin He is survived by his loving wife Me lany Bentley son and best buddy Tannin stepchildren Ryker Bentley all of Price Madisyn and Donivyn father Charles (Jenine) Bentley Elmo Marrelli Justin s Heather sister Kay lab Marnephew and look-a-liLee relli stepfather Bogdin all of and father-in-laPrice mother-in-laof LaMar (Gayta) Guymon Huntington Justin is also survived by friends many other loving relatives who all thought the and world of him He is preceded in death by his mother Rhonda Bogdin grandparents Ferrell and Maxine Bentley and Konky and Mona Cowan "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away" Funeral service Tuesday March 2 Mitchell Rifler?' 2004 12 noon Home Family will be at Mitchell s Monday evening from 6-- 8 pm and Tuesday one hour prior to service Interment Cliffview Cemetery In memcontributions maybe ory of Justin made to the Justin Bentley Cancer Foundation CO Eastern Utah Com675 East 100 munity Credit Union North Price Utah 84501 Mary Jackson Bodily 78 died at home February 26 2004 from pulmonary fibrosis Mary was born August 25 1925 in Salt Lake City Utah to John William and Jesse Pearl Miller Jackson She was married to Vohl W Bodily February 7 1949 in the Salt Loke Temple She met Vohl while they were both serving in the mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Together Mary and Vohl raised a family of four children however lost one daughter at age nine Her husband and family were her greatest joy She was a loving supportive companion to her husband Her children always knew Beshe was their greatest supporter sides being o mother and homemaker she also managed the office for her She husband who was will be remembered for her quick wit her sense of humor her quiet service and care of others Throughout her life she was active in the church She served in every auxiliary as o teacher and leader In addition to her mission to Texas she also served a mission to with her husband from Singapore 1991 -- 1993 Serving her community through her church activities was an important part of her life Mary is survived by her devoted husband Vohl W Bodily and children Kim J Bodily and wife Kathy of Salt Lake City Utah Lynne Dewey and husband Dole of Eagle Idaho Jeanne Skidmore and husband Alan of Spring Texas 16 grandchildren one sister three Ellen Nygaard and husband Richard one brother Darrell Jackson and wife Jane II and one sister-in-laYvonne Jackson Mary was preceded In death by her parents daughter Gail Bodily grandson Quentin Skidmore sisters Beth Olsen and Bertha Hogan brother Blaine Jackson A viewing will be held Tuesday March 2 2004 from 10:30-11:3- 0 am followed by funeral services at 12 noon at the lvins Stoke Center 240 East 1060 South Ivins Utah A viewing at 12 noon with interment at 1 pm will be held Wednesday March 3 2004 at the Sunset Gardens 10600 South 1700 East Sandy Utah Buddy Owen Brems age 74 passed on February 26 2004 in West Valley City Utah He was born July 22 1929 in Lehi Utah to Francis Allen and Sadie Leona Brems Peterson Graduated from West High School Married Bessie Klasna on August 30 1951 in Las Vegas NV He was a member of the away LDS Church tar Buddy served in the US He was an Marine Corps ATV and enthusiast avid loved to ride and be outdoors He fish He had a to hunt also loved and remarkable memory and loved to tell stories about his friends and family post and present He retired from ANRGarrett Freight lines and was on active member of Teamsters Local 222 Retirees He will be greatly missed by his loving wife daughters ond many friends and family He was our "John Wayne" and leaves on empty spot at the campfire Buddy is survived by his loving wife Bessie daughters Beckie C (John) Merlo and Terry L (Phil) Hatch sisters Rae Robinson and Myrna Open-shobrothers Allen O Brems Don A Brems and Louis D Brems seven 10 and grandchildren Preceded in death by parents brother Omar ter Thora L Brems Brems J sis- Funeral Services will be held Mon day March 1 2004 at 10:00 am at Valley View Funeral Home Chapel 4335 West 4100 South The family will receive friends at a viewing on Sunday evening from 5:00 to 7:00 pm and one hour prior to the service at the Funeral Home Interment: Valley View Memorial Park Virginia R Aragon Loved Forever 4 Van M Covington "Gone Golfing" 1 i Returned to her Heavenly Father at in Salt age 62 February 27 2004 Lake City Utah She was born June 2 care Her favorite quote depicts the way she lived her life: "There is an eternity before and an eternity behind and this little speck in the center no matter how long is comparatively but a minute" Funeral services will be held Saturday March 6 12:00 noon at the Taylorsville 30th Ward 4252 S Bennion Rd (1905 West) Friends may call Friday 6-- 8 pm at McDougal Funeral Home 4330 S Redwood Rd and Saturday at the church 10:45-11:4- 5 am Interment Larkin Sunset Lawn 2350 East 1300 South In lieu of flowers Lorene suggests donations be made to the Huntsman Cancer Institute Care Source Hospice or take a friend to dinner and remember the good times 2004 a Dad passed away early on 2004 as the result accident He was born December 20 1 He was the Utah Wellington Ade lia Winget Baldwin and He Baldwin Jesse Clark married Mary Margaret Edwards March 11 1944 - 2004 ‘ ' Cs07 1( as- ' ary 22 1975 - e - 'kv I I Klaus Johannes Christian Guertler was born on February 3 1931 in Hamburg Germany to Karla Schreiner and Hans Guertier A beloved husband father son and brother he passed away suddenly of a heart attack on February 25 2004 Klaus immigrated to the United States on June 5 1 951 along with his parents and brother and sisters Shortly thereafter he was drafted into the US Army and sent back to Germany where he was fortunate to play in the 7th Army Orchestra and participate in the Special Services Ski Team In 1962 he married Bernice Swenson in the Logan Temple and together they had seven wonderful children Klaus graduated from the University of Utah with a Bachelor and Master's degree in electrical engineering He worked many years for Utah Power and Light from which he retired in 1 988 He served in the ia Mission 1956-195- 9 Klaus and his wife Bernice served at the Swiss For many Temple from 1998-199- 9 years he served faithfully in the Salt Lake Temple Klaus was a faithful son of his Heavenly Father He loved the Lord and he loved his family These were the most important things in his life Klaus was a talented musician and blessed many as a lifelong and gifted violinist He is survived by his wife Bernice mother Karla Guertler sisters Resa Christ° and Renate brother Tom children Monika (Kurt) Nygaard Hans Christian Andreas (Elizabeth) (Fausta) Tony (Donalene) Stefan (Andrea) and Daniel 19 grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday March 1 2004 at 12:00 noon at the Valley View 6th Ward 20 East 3900 South Friends may call Sunday 7 at Wasatch Lawn Mortu3401 Highland Dr and one-hoary prior at the church Interment will be in Salt Lake City Cemetery 1906 n '1" P ob 4 i - 3 ---- ek $ It - N te ile " 1 4 m1 1- - ( ' 0 —00 ''k 9- - i 0 - 192- (4' e 1 Mia9ry! 2cks4on - ' 40i I -- - 'ti Buddy Owen Brems Justin C Bentley -- - - 2004 1955 Van Ted Baldwin "My Sweetheart" Lorene Aylett Sunday Februar) '29 200-- 1 0 N :' it IL UTAH - Our beloved father and grandfather Alten Christensen 97 of Richfield Utah passed away February 25 2004 in Richfield He was born to Heber C and Annie RICHFIELD Peterson Christensen on August 13 1906 His was a life of challenges and fulfillment His mother died when he was eight years old and his father two years later A loving maternal grandmother kept the family together While growing up Alten learned to work in the beet and hay fields of Richfield He served a three year mission in New Zealand where he taught school at the church sponsored Mood Agricultural College Returning from his mission he joined with his brothers and sister in the retail business "Christensen's" He was actively involved in the business until his passing He married Alta Wintch August 28 1939 in the Monti IDS Temple She came from Monti to Richfield to teach school They were blessed with six children During his life Allen was involved in church and community His service church assignments included: Sunday school teacher high councilor Bishop Stake Presidency quorum president for 21 years Regional Representative Richfield Welfare Region Chairman Stake Patriarch and life time home teacher In the community he has served on the School Board Chamber of Commerce bank director hospital board member and District Scout He was privileged to Committee speak at 136 funeral services for friends and associates While involved in this service Alten helped to make a number of projects In 1950 he obtained successful permission from the First Presidency to place copies of the Book of Mormon in Richfield motels This later became a He started the church wide project Book of Mormon Family to Family Program in his Stake during which thousands of copies of the Book of Mormon were sent to missionaries In addition Alten has been responsible for the distribution of tens of thousands of Books of Mormon throughout the world In 1973 Alten obtained permission to conduct a Sunday Service at the local jail He did this weekly for ten years this Sunday service continues today He has helped to support scores of missionaries over the years For the past 15 years Al-thas attended the Temple every Tuesday with a group of dear friends In recognition of his church and community service he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by Snow College a Service Medallion award by Southern Utah State College an LDS Manhood Award top honors from the Elks Lodge Second Miler award from scouting Rotary Club award for service and with his wife Alto the President Kimball's lamanite Award Above all Alten loved his companion and his family He has often said that the wisest and most important thing he ever did was to convince a young lady by the name of Alto Wintch that she should marry him and although it took four years had it taken forty it would have been worth it She preceded him in death May 10 1985 Alten was a wonderful father and Is survived by his six children Evelyn Johnson Sunnyside WA (George) St Christensen Clark (Kassie) Boren PanCamille (Hugo) George ama Annette (Dean) Burgess Sandy David (Kathy) Christensen Alan (Debbie) Christensen both of Richfield 33 great-gran24 grandchildren children brother McKay Christensen in death by wife Payson Preceded June and Heber brothers Alta Ha sister Christensen George Toronto Monwill be held Funeral services day March 1 2004 at 11:00 am In the Richfield 2nd IDS Ward Chapel 821 N 500 E Friends may call at the Magleby Mortuary on Sunday from 6 -- 8 pm and at the Ward Chapel on am Burial Monday from 9:30-10:3- 0 will be in the Richfield City Cemetery S Funeral directors: Neal Magleby 8 Sons Mortuary Richfield Utah In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to Primary Children's Hospital ) t Tara Gains Brennan age 28 died February 24 in Salt Lake City She was born in Salt Lake City July 20 1 975 to Frances Nilson and James C Gains Tara laved music both classical and lazz and was a talented violinist performing with the Olympus High Orchestra and the Stanford University Orchestra She attended Amherst College in Massachusetts and Stanford University in California After graduation she worked in the Bay area as a technical recruiter for four years before beginning law school at the Unin San iversity of California-Hasting- s Francisco She hoped to become an entertainment lawyer Her friends will remember her for her outgoing personality easy laugh soul keen intellect and Tara had many talents and laved bookstores shopping movies yoga sushi and especially talking on the phone to her many friends across the country Her mother would like to thank all her friends old and new who have provided friendship and support Friends and family who would like to share their memories of Taro are invited to a memorial service on Monday March 1 at 11 am at Larkin Sunset Lawn Chapel 2350 E 1300 S A visitation will begin at 10 am Wilma Jane Maxwell Elkins 1919 A - 2004 Van Morgan Covington 53 passed away February 27 2004 in Salt Lake City UT from complications due to a long battle with multiple sclerosis Born September 26 1950 in Salt Lake City UT to Van Dee and Dixie Vee Morgan Covington Married to Terrie Reavely (divorced) and Terrie Griffiths (divorced) Graduated from South High School in 1969 Former Branch Manager for Zions Bank Played collegiate golf for Weber State University Member of the Salt Lake Symphonic Choir He was a very loyal family member and friend Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Survived by daughter Emerri (Jesse) Carrillo Alexander grandson mother and brothers Troy and Shaun 1 i : (Lisa) His family wishes to thank Arlington Hills Nursing Home and the University of Utah UT à- -i '14 84115 Funeral services ' ''''' s-Soffe A I ) 4 ' f- 1 --fill iIll 11111(1 be held Tues- pm at 4760 S State 1 Jenkin- "Willy" wife V' Virginia Cannon was born in Salt Lake City UT to parents Robert and Tresa Barrowman In 1914 and was the oldest of three children She grew up in Salt Lake City graduating from Westminster College in 1933 and going on to study at the University of Utah Here she found true love when she met Angus Steffensen Cannon during one of her classes They were married on Dec 6 1934 Following her graduation Virginia began work on a Master's Degree in Education at Brigham Young University Though she had intended to become a teacher there were no lobs available due to the hardships of the Great Depression Instead when she she and Angus moved to Chicago found a career in the office of Frank Bain who designed the Social Security System during the administration of President Franklin D Roosevelt When her husband finished a graduate degree in Business at the University of Chicago she preferred to retire from her work in order to return to Utah and begin a family Virginia and Angus made a life for themselves in Provo where they raised three children — Angus Robert Stephen Philip and Julia Virginia Angus became the Human Relations director at Geneva Steel while Virginia cared for the family taught Sunday school in the Presbyterian Church and became active in Beta Sorosus Women's Club All her life she stayed abreast of and kept a politics read avidly beautiful garden of roses She and lived Angus frugally carefully saving and investing their money so as to support their children and grandchildren in times of need To her the greatest achievement of her life was simply being able to provide for her family After Angus' death In 1989 she remained a devoted mother and an independent woman She died peacefully in her home Virginia Cannon is survived by her son Angus R Cannon her daughter-in-laLinda B Cannon her grandchildren Virginia Irene and Angus Joseph her sister Betty Berquist her niece Marilyn Mills Bryner and her good friend and neighbor Clifford Pierpont Please contact Berg Mortuary in Provo at (801) 373-18- 41 for information on funeral services grandmother neighbor and friend Wilma Jane Maxwell Elkins 84 died Friday February 27 2004 In Bountiful Davis County Utah Wilma was born April 19 1919 Peoa Summit County Utah the first daughter and second child of Irvin Leslie Maxwell and Ivy Marchant Wilma Maxwell graduated from South High School Salt lake City Utah She married Richard Ira Elkins May 23 1941 and the marriage was later solemnized in the Salt lake Temple Wilma was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints serving in many capacities including Relief Society president She served with her husband as an Ordinance Worker In the Salt lake Temple and supported her husband in his many church positions Wilma and Richard have been residents of Bountiful Utah since 1958 She was a pink lady for many years at the IDS Hospital and was president of the association there After her great voluntary service she became manager at the LDS Hospital gift shop for seven years Wilma worked several years along side her husband to develop a printing business that later became a part of Trans-AmeriCorporation Wilma is preceded in death by her parents three brothers (Morris Irvin Maxwell George lee Maxwell and Keith Wallace Maxwell) triplet siblings and one sister Ella Mae Maxwell Holm Wilma Is survived by her husband Richard Ira Elkins one sister Lorraine Maxwell Pendelton Ruby (Marous) Mark Fayette Pendelton) of Ogden Utah one Leslie Burt Maxwell (Marian Irene Pearce) of Alhambra California her children Bryan Richard Elkins (Melanie Limb) of Ca !lento Nevada Sheryl Elkins of Bountiful Utah Craig Roy Elkins (Monica Victoria Dunn) of Far West Utah Drew Maxwell Elkins (Christina Christy Gudrun Brooks) of Bountiful 19 grandchildren Utah and 20 Funeral services will be held at the Bountiful 41st Ward Chapel 33 South Moss Hill Drive (1500 East) Bountiful Utah Wednesday March 3 2004 at 1 1 am Friends may call Tuesday evening from 630-8:3- 0 pm at Pus son Brothers Bountiful Mortuary 295 North Main and at the church Wed0m prior to nesday from 9:45-104- 5 the services The Elkins family wishes to thank the neighbors Dr David VanderMerewe nurses and hospice personnel for the loving and tender care of Wilma during her illness May the Lord's blessings ond comfort be with you Online guest register and condolences at wwwrussonmortuarycom Jacob de Jager "The Happy Dutchman" 1161923 — 2252004 '' " ‘ '13 NE ' 1r t 1 - J 111'"71' ' -- Du- 3317 Bill Haskins i in She loved to spend time with her grandchildren (greatest grandma) and loved her trips to Mexico She was also an award winning Avon Representative Virginia Is survived by her husband son Bryan (Lisa) Aragon) and ter Arlene (Paul) Lovato Britney and Brandt Shay la and Nathan (mi hito) Aragon sisters Jennie Esther Mae Pauline and her special Gloria and many special nephews and nieces especially Angela She was preceded ideal by her parents five brothers and three sisters Friends and family may call TuesMarch 2 2004 6-- 8 pm Rosary service 7 pm at Deseret Mortuary 36 East 700 South Salt Lake City Utah and again one hour prior to the service Funeral services officiated by Pastor Louis Z Enriquez will be I am Wednesday March 3 2004 11 at the mortuary chapel In lieu of flowers please donate to The Komen Breast Cancer Foundation 888-88- t4- mother 110 special Mortuary St where friends may call Monday from 6-- 8 pm and Tuesday from 12- 1 American Fork pm Interment Cemetery BOUNTIFUL - Our sweet sister A will day March 2 2004 at lk oF' their donations may be made to Multiple Sclerosis Society 2955 So West Temple So Salt Lake lieu of flowers In Virginia Tresa Barrowman Cannon 2121914- - 2252004 4 for Hospital care 1941 rango Colorado to Sam and Mary Rendon She married Herman A Aragon on July 3 1973 )01 i ':4'C61711-1'1177- 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't N N''''' 4011( Haskins age 60 of Murray passed away peacefully ThurFebruary 26 2004 after his year long battle with Multiple MyeBill Utah sday lama He was always happy and never lost his zest for life He was a great example and mentor for everyone who knew him Bill was the son of Fred and Ruby Haskins He was born November 2 1943 in Salt Lake City Utah He married Janet Lomax later divorced They had three children Stephanie Me(Stu) Buehner David (Monicca) gan (Kory) Snider On June 14 1994 he married Kristy and her children Lyndi (Don) be !nap Kasidy (Nate) Evans Jeremiah (Tani Ile) Averett and Jam (Amanda) Averett Bill had a special place in his heart for his Tanner (the hunter) grandchildren Sadee (the nurse) Ambria and little Jacob William Bill had the time of his life last summer going fishing every week with Dave He always looked forward to the hunting and camping trips in the trailer at the Fillmore KOA with all the family and Keith and Nancy He was a reserve Deputy Sheriff for Salt Lake County from 1 969 to 1990 when his dream was fulfilled and he became a full time deputy Bill is survived by his loving wife Kristy all seven kids eight grandchil- dren his mother Ruby Haskins He is preceded in death by his father Fred Haskins He wanted to leave a special Thank You to Kent and Linda Mackay for all of their help and support and all of the staff at Dr Frames Office Funeral services for Bill will be held Monday March 1 2004 at 12 noon at the Holbrook Mortuary 3251 South 2300 East where friends may call Sunday evening from 6 pm and again Monday from 1045- 11:45 am prior to the services Interment Murray City Cemetery Funeral Directors The Holbrook Jacob de Jager passed away peacefully at home on Feb 25 2004 Born in The Hague Netherlands the youngest of five children to Alexander Philippus de sger and Maria Jacoba Cornelia Scheele After World War II in 1945 he received military training in England and served for three years as a Welfare officer In the Dutch East Indies on the island of Java After his demobilization in the Netherlands in 1950 he was employed for 26 years International Electronics by Philips Company mainly in managerial positions overseas because of his foreign language abilities Jacob had a unique way of putting everyone at ease with his genuine love of people Infectious smile and sense of humor While residing with his family in Toronto Canada he was converted and baptized Into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in May 1960 From that day until the end of his earthly lourney he served the Church diligently and with great lay in various domestic and overseas assignments 17 years of which he served as a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy He also served 14 years on the National Advisory Council of the Marriott School of Management at BYU Provo Jacob Is survived by his loving wife of almost 50 years Bea to whom he was sealed in the Swiss Temple in 1966 son Michael de Jager PhD (Adrienne) Provo daughter Audrey Inez de Jager Poulson (Ronald Scott) Farmington Utah and eight grand children He will be sorely missed by all who knew him well The family wishes to express great gratitude to Dr Gory Alexander Dr Howard J Wing and Dr Michael Beu1 for their excellent and loving care Funeral services will be held Mon March 1 2004 at 12! noon at the Ensign Stake Center 135 N 'A' Street Friends and family may visit Sunday evening from 6-- 8 pm at Larkin Mar260 E South emple and Mon from 10:30-11:4- 5 am prior to services at the Stake Center Interment Larkin Sunset Lawn Cemetery Condolences and memories may be emalled directly to the family at tulips2youmsncom See NEXT PAGE I A4k A 414—"‘ c |
