Show f v In Memorium In Loving Memory of Casey Dutson LAS EGAS NV - Anthony Casey Dutson 13 died in an A TV accident on June 22 2001 at the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park in L'tah He w as bom June 29 987 in Salt Lake City Utah to Neil R and Ann Christensen Dutson He was active in the Boy Scouts of America through the Beverly Glen LDS Ward in Las Vegas Nev ada currently serving as senior patrol leader He was a member of the jazz band at Keller Jr High a straight A student and was President in his Deacons quorum in the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints Casey enjoyed gardening spending time on the farm w ith his grandparents camping and He was outdoors activities enjoyed any a young man committed to serv ing and helping others Most of all Casey loved and enjoyed the lime that he spent with his family and the many things that they did together as a family in work and play He will be love and missed by many Casey is survived by Parents Neil R and Ann C Dutson Las Vegas Nevada one Brother Jason Dutson 16 five Sisters Angela - 19 Candace - 18 Jill - 12 Mindy - 10 Suzanne - 7 Grandparents Howard and Afton Dutson Oak City Utah and L Dcrral and Barbara Christensen Delta Utah Funeral serv ices were held onTucsday J June 26 at 10 00 AM in the LDS Chapel in Las Vegas Nevada on Hollywood and AM Stewart lew mg atthe church prior to the services Sen ices w ere also held on Wednesday June 27 2001 at 00 AM in Oak City Utah Viewing at the church from AM Interment was in the Oak City Cemetery Oak City Utah under the direction of Nicklc Mortuary Delta Utah Will Remember You" was by Came Bay and Lachclle Wallace Bruce Curtis made remarks Closing Hymn was “God Be With You T ill We Meet Again" by the Congregation Benediction was by Jeanene Abbott Dedication of the grave by Lerry Interment as in Wallace Delta Cemetery Pallbearers were David Ward Bruce Bowcutt Rick Bowcutt John Bowcutt Eric Rooks Tyson Bowcutt Lerry Wallace Dennis Bowcutt “I Rayola Robison Peterson Grav eside serv ices for Rayola Robison Peterson from Spokane Washington were June 24 2001 at the Delta Cemetery Survivors are daughters Marsha McGraw (Tom) Mary Lynn McGraw (Rick) two grandchildren and 2 Attending the services was Marsha’s son Tom and wife Ann and daughter Mary Lynn & Rick Marsha is now living in Hawaii Program was conducted by Arland Invocation by Peterson Talk by Carlyle Peterson held LYNNDYL - Irene Ellen Best age 61 passed away on Tuesday June 19 2001 m Lynndyl Utah She was bom November 6 1939 in Nepht Utah to Thomas Ell and Annie Irene Lovell Best Ellen graduated from Delta High School in 1959 Latw she attended Nursing School in Ceder City She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter Day Saints She served as a Primary Teacher Secretary in the Primary and then as a Secretary in the Sunday School until her death Ellen is survived by Brother Bud Robert (Connie) Best Lynndyl Utah Niece Nikki Louise (Gerald) Robison Fillmore Utah Nephews Justin Robert and BenUncle jamin Smith Best Lynndyl Utah William (Edith) Lovell Taylorsville Utah Aunts Fern Willden Salt Lake City Utah Elta Nelson California Elma Lovell California She was preceded in death by Brother Thomas Roy Graveside services were held on Satur00 AVI in the day June 23 2001 at Mary Magdalena Frank David Bowcutt Jr DELTA - Frank David Bowcutt Jr age 50 passed aw ay Friday June 22 2001 at his home in Delta ol congentive heart failure He was born July 2 1950 in Ogden L'tah to Frank D and Ida Harriet Adams Bowcutt Dave moved to Delta from Ogden in February 996 He graduated w ith honors from W eber State in 1992 where he received many awards He graduated with a double major in psychology and social work He was proud of his accomplishments eryone enjoyed his sense of humor He will be missed by all who knew him pecially his family Dave is survived by his Parents Frank and Ida Bowcutt Brothers Rick (Penny) Dennis Bowcutt Bruce Bowcutt Bowcutt John Bowcutt Sisters Brenda (Lerry) Wallace Betty (Dave) Ward many Nieces and Nephews and his cat Topaz Dave was preceded in death by Brother Gerald Bowcutt Funeral services will be held on Monday June 25 2001 at II AVI intheNickle Mortuary Friends and Family will gather 45 AM Burial will be on Monday in the Delta Cemetery Family Prayerwas by Bill Abbott Prelude and Postludc Music was by Elaine G Robison Bruce Curtis conducted Opening Hymn was “I Need Thee ery Hour" by the Congregation Accompanied by Elaine G Robison and directed by Jane Ann Draper Invocation was by Don Robison Eulogy was by Rick Bowcutt Brother Millard County Chronicle Progress Irene Ellen Best Arland and song “I W'alked Today Where Jesus Walked” sung by John & Linda Larsen Dedication given by Kenneth Peterson Time was then opened for fnends & Rick spoke LuDean family Peterson Shirley Peterson spoke Friends Barbara Ashby and Dwight Moody spoke The family wants to thank all those who helped with this memorial Rayola was Leland Peterson’s wife of John & Katie Peterson of Delta Leamington Cemetery Friends called at the Leamington W ard Saturday from 45 AVI Burial was in the Leamington Cemetery under the direction of Nickle Morturay Perez 1940 Mary was bom on September 2 in Tempe Arizona to Francisco and Frances Hernandez She was the youngest of seven sisters and had an older and a younger brother When she was about two years old the family moved to East Los Andeles where they lived until she was a teen The family attended and was very active in the Apostolic Church “La Hermosa" which later became “El Siloe" When Mary was in Junior High they moved to a new house in Pico Rivera and she tried to attend the local school but quickly decided to stay with her friends at Stevenson Junior High in East L A She went on to graduate from Garfield High even though it meant long bus ndes every day In 1959 Mary enrolled at East Los Angeles College majoring in sociology Since she still needed transportation she arranged to carpool to school with an old family acquaintance who just started at ELAC from the Whittier Apostolic Church - Manny Perez After a couple of years of study and many good times Manny and Mary decided to get married In 1961 Manny got his AS Degree in May and they were married on July 8 1961 They both put their studies on hold and set out to establish their life together Mary worked as a clerk typist and Manny as a carpenter and then as a draftsman Soon they had two beautiful daughters and had bought their first home When Manny wanted to return to school full time Mary unselfishly agreed to rent out their house for a while to save money to make ends meet After Manny graduated in 1968 Mary returned to her studies and in 1975 she graduated from Fullerton State University in Elementary Education This wasjust a few months before their son Manuel M ichael was bom and the same year they moved to their present home in Whittier She started student teaching the next year Her first assignment as a certificated teacher was with the Los Angeles Unified School District In 1981 Manny got the crazy Idea of going off to a foreign country — well OK to Delta Utah - to build a power plant and asked Mary to consider relocating to Utah for about three years Before making their final decision Manny took the family to Delta for a visit in late spnng Mary was impressed by the clean air and the fnendly people but what she really liked was the large number of children and young people in town The three years became six and Mary taught in the Millard School Distnct five of six years She basically put up with the stay in Utah although she liked the people and the slow pace There were almost weekly trips to the big city to the nearest Mall and Mary even tned learning how to ski But Mary hated the cold and snow1 During their stay in Utah both daughters were married in Whittier end two of their four grandchildren were bom Needless to say them were many many trips back home by planes trains and automobiles' Upon their return from exile Mary went to work for the Montebello Unified School District and recently taught at Cesar Chavez Elementary in Bell Gardens Teaching was a passion for Mary and in effect she taught all her life as a young person she taught Sunday School as a babysitter for her various nephews and nieces she was a tough disciplinarian as a certified professional she was respected for her classrooms and just these past few weeks she taught us all how to be courageous and how to trust in God' Mary loved to travel and in spite of a fear of flying she and her family enjoyed several trips to Mexico and Hawaii a cross country trip to Niagara Falls cruises to Mexico and Hawaii and a month long tour of Europe Just five months ago Mary and Manny visited Cancun Mexico for the first time Her favorite trips however were motoring and moteling it up the coast to San Simeon to Yosemite or Arizona She loved to take drives and as late as last week Manny would take her for daily drives to the beach the mountains or just to the Mall Mary’s life and values were centered around her faith in God her family and teaching As a master teacher she touched the lives of her family her students and many others Now she has taken her final wonderful journey and is at the Master's feet absorbing and learning marvelous things from the Teacher of Teachers' Mary is survived by husband Manny daughters Michelle Marlene and son Manny Jr She was blessed with four grandchildren Services for Mary were held at Roschitls Memorial Park in Whittier California on June 25 200 a June 28 2001 Page William Keith (Bil Monroe Fillmore W illiam Keith Moore (Bill) age 72 returned home to our loving Heavenly Father June 23 2001 He was bom June 14 1929 in Arvin California to Daniel H Moore and Willa Shoemaker He mamed Mary Jacqueline Murray October 18 1971 in Lordsburg New Mexico Bill was a loving husband father grandfather great grandfather and friend He passed away at home with his wife and son by his side He loved working hard as a fanner and rancher He loved life and helping others including animals He ways found time to do community and church service He is survived by his wife Mary of Fillmore son Shane (Corianne) of Salt Lake UT daughters Susan (Steve) Garrison of San Diego CA Melissa (Roger) Ellcstad of Sacramento CA Darcie Rebecca (Kevin) (Mark) Chapman Youngblood of Redding CA Kimberly (Pctc)Tuccio of Phoenix AZ He has 16 grandchildren and 4 great- grandchildren He was preceded in death by a daughter Cathy Moore his parents four brothers Harvey Wayne Charley and Jack also a great granddaughter Funeral services will be held Wednesday June 27 2001 at 00 p m in the Fillmore LDS Stake Center Friends may at Olpin Mortuary call Tuesday from and ednesday from 30 a m to 2 30 p m at the church prior to services Services were conducted by Bishop Prelude and postludc Kerry Watson music was performed by Arlene Reid The family prayer was offered by Ashby Robison The invocation was given by Eldon Christensen The obituary was read by Colleen Halsey Kac Starley sang "I Am A Child of God ” Next Phil Whatcott spoke followed by Brent Olsen reading Corinthians 13 Nina Freestone reading a spiritual thought to music Corianne Moore delivered Shane’s Memories of his father Jr Robison spoke followed by a poem read and written by Lori Whatcott followed by Louie Robison singing and playing “May Have This Dance Final Remarks were given by Bishop Watson The benediction was offered by Kent Swallow Thedcdicationofthegrave was given by Shane Moore Pall Bearers were Corey Moore Shane Jason Whatcott Moore Tracy Christensen Josh Cranney Stevens Jeremy Teeples and Honorary Pallbearers Ryppley Susan Gamson Melissa Ellcstcad Chapman Rebecca Youngblood berly Tuccio Jodi Olson and 9 Kevin Ryan were Darcie Kim- Tricia 3 oung Interment will be in the Fillmore etery under the direction of Olpin tuary “Poppy" months and ears haw dots The From b ne want him hire and calm our ft ars slnngth nisdom and lose reasons To hold our hand fits kindness tias gone still ers f tor Silfish Sent Mor- to old oung And set Cem- that of one from above this life He And gase It Masn But neser He gase eass did he He d hold hi n the all it his alnass sou fall up going got rough sou the strength To go on and gel lough fseser an unkind h ord spoken Of others did Me hi ar friend you count on hou had no reason to ft ar Critters great and small He cared for And enjosed them all baseball plaser Has Mho' he dreamed to be the en ) or Giants could surely see determined sort of man that Mould neser gise up Fsen antul him Thes Hho lived bs the Munis it" alnass cheered ion up He loved to plant And natch things gron I guess that s h He losed farming so Husband grandpa father and friend tou can do And The list goes on beser reaching an mil The gentle giant He all came to lose Has finally returned lo his Pear Father abose I love you former Bill Bill Lori Lsnne Hhalcotl Trena Lynn Fleming Trena Lynn Fleming was bom April 1965 in Milford Utah She died June 2001 m Salt Lake City Utah She is survived by her parents Mark & Linda Thompson Arthur and Clclla Fleming a son Aaron Bjcrregaard sisters Tammy Willis Jamie Fleming Misty Henrie Britce Mcmweather Breezy Hoffman brothers Scott Fleming Jarrod Fleming Trampis Fleming Bobby Merriweathcr Van Frampton and her very special fnend Teresa Garcia many aunts uncles cousins nieces nephews and friends She was employed by the University Hospital and was well loved and respected in the community for her dedication and excellence in patient care Memorial services were held Wednesday June 20 at 2 30 p m at Hope Chapel at the University Hospital Also in Mincrsville Utah Saturday June 23 at 2 10 14 p m Air conditioning isn’t the only way to keep cool Melody Kesler A little creative problem solving can go a long way to keep everyone including household pets comfortable this summer while holding energy costs dow n A few strategically located fans can take a serious load off your air conditioning system Dinner off the outdoor gnll (or from the microwave) will use less power and sav e you again by not heating up the kitchen Conserving energy during this crunch can save you dollars and help us be resourceful with everyone's supply Here are some tips for you to consider Give it some thought - you might have a few tricks of your ow n Keep doors windows and window coverings closed during the hottest part of the day Open windows to let in the cool morning and evening air Use microwaves or outdoor grills instead of ovens Use a programmable thermostat and set to 78°F or higher as comfort and health allow Use portable fans to stay cool instead of large air conditioning systems when outdoor temperature is below 90° F Wait 'til late to use electricity Avoid using your dishwasher and washerdryer during summer peak hours of 2 pm to 8 pm Run only full loads If you will be away from home for more than a few days unplug TVs VCRs and computers as they draw power even when not m use Do the bright thing Call us at and ask for a copy of our Bright Ideal booklet Make saving energy a habit ® UTAH POWER CJtmi PufiCorp Ivins UT Melody Kesler beloved wife mother grandmother and fnend to all she met slipped from this life to the next June 14 2001 at her residence She was bom September 17 1945 to parents Lucille Blanche Morfit and J C Chnstianscn Melody’s mother said that she named her because from the time she knew she was carrying Melody that she was always a “Melody her in heart "Melody is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints She married Marion Leon Kesler February 16 1974 and they sealed their in the West Jordan LDS Temple and were mamed for 27 years Melody’s mother was inspired as is dicated by her name because Melody was very musically gifted In high school she played in many bands and choirs She could play the saxophone guitar piano organ clarinet and many other instruments Melody sang in the St George Heritage Choir for many years until her health wouldn’t permit She loved musicals movies and theater She was a successful business woman operating mary businesses from a trucking company to the last being a locally owned title company She had a photographic memory and could recall any phone number she ever used even if it had been thirty years ago Melody loved anything that was beautiful praise worthy or of good report She loved to take trips to visit this earth's beauty quite walks quite dinners with fnends and family gatherings were always at her home For years she served as an angel of mercy to countless people never asking for anything but what she could do to help She was always a shoulder to lean and cry on She was always active in her church as well as an active temple worker Melody is survived by her husband brothers’s and sister and children Marion Kesler (husband) Carol Christiansen Aloa Dcrcta (sister) Val (brother) Chnstianscn (brother) Derk Kcsler(son) Debra Daniels (daughter) Justin Kesler Ariane Harkcr (son) (daughter) Sarina Johnson (daughter) Greg Kesler son 22 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren Funeral services were held Wednes00 a m in the day June 20 2901 at Ivins 4th Ward LDS Chapel Services were conducted by Bishop Sherman Curtis Prelude and postludc music was performed by Roxanne Dibb The family prayer was offered by Derk Kesler The invocation was given by Sarina Johnson The eulogy was given by Debra Daniels Derk Kelscr read a poem followed by a piano medley of Melody’s favorite hymns by Roxanne Dibb James Haslcm and President Clifford Dunn spoke The Bailey family sang “We'll Walk Beyond Eternity " Final remarks were given by Bishop Curtis The benediction was given by Michelle Kesler The dedication of the grave was offered by Paul Davis Pallbearers were Greg Kesler Derk Kesler Justin Kesler Cory Johnson James Daniels and Cory Harker Compassionate service was rendered by the ins 4th W ard Relief Society Burial was in the Ivins Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary of 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