Show 1 r In Memorium Col James C Waller J Gordon S Reynolds BOUNTIFUL- Our beloved brother father grandpa and husband Gordon S Reynolds 70 passed away peacefully on March 2 2002 in a Bountiful hospital Bom April 18 1931 in Mount Pleasant Utah the son of Peter William and Cora Petersen Reynolds He married Ann Bowen divorced Mamed Dcloris Siler Luker on March 6 1970 he was a member of the LDS Church he was an active member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Salt Lake City Utah and held many positions in that organization throughout his life He is survived by his wife Dcloris children and their spouses Valdon (Sue) Reynolds Bountiful Cory Reynolds Phoenix AZ Parrula( Richard) Jorgensen Bountiful William Luker Bountiful Deborah Evans Bountiful and Thomas (Cheryl) Luker North Salt Lake grandchildren six six sisters Jcanninc (Jay) Shepherd Richfield Elaine (Glade) Liv ingston Moroni Norma Elsinore Susan (Clark) Christensen Olsen Bountiful Wilma (Ned) Christensen Moroni and Vicki (Jay) Omcr Orem Preceded in death by parents and two brothers William Peter and Lynn Asa Reynolds Funeral scrv ices were held Wednesday March 6 2002 at 00 a m in the Orchard I" Ward Chapel 3707 SO 800 W Bountiful Waine ic conducted the sets ices Family prayer was offered by Cliff Siler Lcla Christensen played the prelude and postlude music Darrel Twede was the chorister Invocation was offered by Ross Livingston followed by the opening hymn “Love One Another” Peggy Thomson read poems followed by a tribute from Dcloris Reynolds Holly Ferguson sang "That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine" accompanied by Lcla Christensen Waine Ivie gave the closing remarks lowed by the closing hymn "I am a Child of God” V icki Omcr offered the benediction Graveside side scrv ices were by Loyal Order of Moose Dedication of the grave offered by Reed Winterton Interment was at the Lakcview Memorial Estates Don’t Cry won't be Don't cry at my grave ‘cause there I'll be in the breeze that rutiles your hair I'll be in the snow be in the sunshine I'll be in the places where we used to go be in your laughter and in funny things I'll be in your shadow and there in your dreams I'll be in your greetings but not your goodbyes I'll be in the reflection I'll always care won't 'Cause So of your don't cry at loving eyes my graveside be there Author unknown Chloe Augusta Fuchs Craig Chloc M idv ale Augusta passed Fuchs Craig aw ay Wednesday 83 M arch 6 2002 at a Wciser care center Funeral services will be held at 3 00 p m Saturday March 16 2002 at Thomason Chapel Wciser Interment will be held at Eastsidc Cemetery Midvale Chloe was born August 21 1918 at Abraham Utah the daughter of Marcus Luther and Mary Matclda Reed Fuchs In 1933 she moved with her parents and her brother Carol to Midvale Idaho where she entered the Midvale High School She graduated from Midvale High School in the Class of 936 Chloe met the love of her life LaVellc Clarence Craig at the Cambridge Rodeo the summer of 936 They were married July 17 93 7 at Granges illc Idaho They returned home to South C ranc C reck area w here together they established their ow n ranch and w here then tw in sons were bom and raised Chloe was an artist she entered her paintings in local fairs and art shows She was also an artist at baking especially apple pics which were always a treat to those traveling out to the ranch She was Club for women a founder of the local in the area a member of the Wciser River Cattlcwomcn the Dixie Club and the Area Homemakers Council of the University of Idaho Extension Club Chloe and LaVellc were together at all times working in the fields and making improvements to the ranch and the home They shared a passion for raising good cattle and giv ing baby calves a good start to life Tbcir improvements they made to the ranch resulted in a good harvest at the HOLDEN NEWS NCherryl Wood 8 David Johnson is a patient in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo after suffering a stroke last week His wife Shauna is w ith him at the hospital Brent Stephenson was a patient in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo last week for several days We are glad he is home now and doing better Congratulations to Daniel Thatcher on his recent engagement to Cassie of Huntington Congratulations to Philip Tuttle sons Lori and Ken and Jacob Coats son of Randy and Joyce on recciv mg Academic BasketAllstate Awards at the State ball Tournament in Delta recently This award honors scholar athletes for excellence on the basketball court and in the classroom Weekend isitors of Stella Stephenson were her daughter McrcneOwen and husband recently returned from their mission to Akron Ohio They spoke in Sacrament meeting along with her brother Mark Stephenson who is on the Stake High Council A new Primary Presidency was sustained Sunday in the Holden Ward Tina Jean Stevens is the new president Johnson and Sally Oliver as her counselors and Car alee Wood as the secretary A Joyce big thanks to the outgoing president Coats and counselors Kris Condie and Diane Davis and secretary Jean Johnson Visiting Stella Johnson one day last week were her daughter Diane Buckw alter and husband Jim from Sandy Crisula Johnson has returned from spending three months in England and Wales visiting her daughters and friends Cherryl Wood and her sister Gwen Evans of Fillmore visited their mother Edith Dcardcn last Monday at Pleasant Acres in Delta on her 83 Birthday end took her out to dinner — Colonel James Clyde Waller Jr (U S Army Ret ) 78 died March II at his home in Sacramento Cal if of pulmonary fibrosis Devoted husband father grandfather soldier attorney and friend he was bom 1923 in Salt Lake City to August James Clyde Waller and Mary Marshall Waller He graduated from Granite High 1940 and from the University of School in Utah in 1946 with a B S degree and from the University of Utah College of Law in 1950 w ith a juris doctor degree Jim was called to active service in the Army in 1943 w ith a remark jble group of junior class ROTC friends w ho were sent to Camp Roberts Calif and then to officer's candidate school before receiving their commissions He studied chemical engineering fore switching to law while in the Army On his graduation he served in the Army Judge Advocate Corps for 20 years Hisservice included tours immediately after World War II as an infantry platoon leader in Japan and Korea and later as judge advocate in many memorable posts including Fort Richardson Alaska where he received the distinguished service medal with the Third Armored Division in Frankfurt Germany and at the Pentagon He also had a tour of duty as judge advocate for the Utah Military District Millard Jr private law practice He married Maxine Cropper in Evanston Wyo on March 9 1943 They celebrated 59 years of marriage two days before his death Maxine survives as do their adoring children Laura Waller Elizabeth Duane Richard (Janice) Waller and law Pam Swanscn all daughier-iand five grandchildren James Waller Taylor and Eric Duane Brooke and Chris Waller and a sister Shirley (Milton) Hollstcin of Salt Lake City A son James Douglas Waller preceded him in death He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints Funeral scrv ices w ill be Friday at p m at the in the Harry Nauruan and Sons neral Home 4041 Freeport Boulevard Sacramento 95822 Friends may call there Thursday from 4 to 8 p m Betty Rae Black Betty Rae Black a warm and loving wife mother grandmother and greatgrandmother passed away at home on January 24 2002 She was bom on August 9 1929 in Eureka Utah to Alfred Leonard and Virgic Broderick Betty attended schoolin Eureka until Junior High when she moved to Delta where she graduated from Delta High She was always active in school programs ans was a great cheerleader a quality that continued throughout her life She w as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints She was married to Jerry Paxton with whom she had two children Greg and Lana They later divorced She then married Bruce Black who had four children Lynn Laurinc Phillip and Rodney Betty retired from First Security Bank after working for many years at vaarious branches in Salt Lake Dugway and the Orem area Betty was a very kind happy and outgoing person She showered people with love and she was much loved in return She was a gifted homemaker who loved fishing and golfing She traveling camping found true joy being with her friends and family Her warm smile and contagious laugh will be greatly missed but never forgotten Her husband Bruce a son Gregory Lynn daughter Lana three County Chronic Procretf March Phillip and Rodney Black stepdaughter Laurinc Martin brothers Ladd and Dean Broderick and sisters Maggie Kay and Tola Newman survive her Bcliy’sbrolh-erArlo and Cloy Broderick and her sisters Leona Laird Erma Gourley Elnora Broderick and Lila Anderson preceded her in death Betty had 22 grandchildren and six Graveside set vices were held Tuesday January 29 2002 at 200 p m at the Timpanogos Memorial Gardens 1000 North 400 East Orem Dean L end of the season for which they were proud The couple enjoyed ev cry evening driving around and checking all the fields and cattle to see that everything on the ranch was O K They would go to town gether for machinery parts and if that trip took them farther they would stay overnight and this was a treat Most of all Chloe and LaVelle loved each othet and being together in work and leisure Chloe enjoyed working with her sons giving them encouragement to get an education and take leadership This meant many trips to town for the parents She was espcilly proud when they were elected Student Body President and Vice President during their senior year at Midvale High School She encouraged her father Marcus Fuchs to teach the twins his talent in fiddle guitar and piano Chloe touched the lives of many people exemplifying how to enjoy the good things of life to the fullest and how to take a bad situation and find the good in it Survivors include a son Victor grandchildren Forrest and Danielle Craig greatgrandchildren Sabrina and Vince Craig son Kent and wife Carolyn grandchildren Kelly) Craig Molly (Steve) Rogers and Ethan Craig and Tai Rogers She was preceded in death by her husband on January 22 2002 her parents two brothers Haley and Carol Fuchs Ron( Thank you The family of Lincoln Eliason would like to express appreciation to all those who have shown love and acts of kindness during the lose of their husband ther and grandfather A special thanks to the staff and residents at Diamond D for making Lincoln's last weeks as comfortable as possible Thanks to Trish Riding and all those volved in the Hospice Program Thanks to Bishop Layne Eliason and all ward members for their many acts of scrv ice such as delicious food nice isits and timely phone calls and pray ers in our behalf Thanks also to some wonderful visiting teachers for their compassionate service We appreciate the Ward Relief Society for providing the luncheon after the services There were many others who have shown their love and expressed their sympathy at this time We appreciate all of you!! Cleo Eliason Martin and Sally Eliason Dixon and Laura Eliason Julia and Steve Miner Tracy and Cheryl Eliason Sylvia and Chance Williams Coleen and Keith Johansen Brian and Gail Eliason Preston and Deidre Eliason Maria and Ron Nordhagen Tanya Eliason and families 2QQ2 PgQftl Black rado and Linda (Michael) Marantctte Sid Carson City Nevada Ogden Oak City l’tah 4 Grandchildren 8 and a halfgreal grandchildren Brother Waldo J Black Deseret Utah Marilyn T Black Tooele Utah and Carol Leigh (Robert) f lowers Phoenix Arizona He is preceded in death by his “Yellow Rose of Texas” as he called her Jackie died 20 months ago on July 2 2000 on their 58 anniversary of their engagement He is also preceded in death by his only son 5 day old Larry Dean Daughter Audrey Ann Ogden and his grandson 10 month old Gary Lynn Fowlcs brother Vcrlc Dec and parents Funeral services were held on Monday a m in the March 2M2 at Ward Chapel 3423 West 4500 South IX'serct Friends called at Nicklc Mortuary on Sunday March 10 2002 and at the Church on Monday from 40 a m 9 Family Prayer was offered by Brent Black Nephew Prelude and Postlude Music was by Jay Finlinson Bishop Layne Eliason conducted "Each Life That Touches Ours For Good" was sung by the Congregation a ccompamcd by Jay Finlinson and directed by Anna Mae Bunker Invocation was by Sid Ogden Obituary was given by Bishop Layne Eliason "How Gicat hou Art" was sung by Jeff MaryAnnc Roger Melanie Ogden Grandsons and Wives accompanied by Jay Finlinson Tribute to Dad was given by inda Marantctte Daughter “I Need Thee ery Hour" was sung by Rick Sandy Shelley and Kris Fow les Grandchildren accompanied by Jay Finlinson spoke LcRoy Gus Fow les Patriotic Songs were presented by Melanie Ogden Granddaughtcr-in-laBishop aync Eliason made remarks "God Be With You Till We Meet Again" was sung by the Congregation accompanied by Jay Finlinson and directed by Anna Mac Bunker Benediction was by Craig Black Nephew Dedication of the Grave was by Waldo J Black Brother Interment was in the Deseret Cemetery under the direction of Nicklc Mortuary Military Rites were by American cgion Post 135 Pallbearers were Gus Fowlcs Doug Meacham Sid Ogden and Michael Rick Fowlcs Marantetie Jeff Ogden Randy Ogden and Eric Marantctte Grandsons Honorary Pallbearers were Grandsons and Great Grandsons Grant Marantctte Trevor Kinsman Roger Ogden Devin Fowlcs Dusty Parrott Garrett Buckley and Jonathan Ogden God watched you as you sullered and lie DESERET- - Dean L Black age 83 passed away in his sleep 6 March 2002 af Pleasant Acres for the Elderly in Della Utah of hear! problems complicated by diabetes He was born 17 May 1918 in Deseret Millard L'tah to Avcmo Thompson “AT" and Inga Marie Jensen Black He married Jacquelyn "Jackie” Flach 17 October 1942 in Kansas City Jackson Missouri while he was in the US Navy he marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on their 15 anniversary on October 17 1957 After graduating from Hinckley High School he attended US AC (now Utah Stale L'nivcrsity )for two years taking counting and business administration classes He labored in the oil fields the summer in 1937 where he visited his classmate Russell Schocnbcrgerjust prior to his being killed in an auto accident nances w ere rough so he quit school went home and helped on the family farm until entering the serv ice in 94 He joined the Navy and earned Naval Av laior wings al Corpus Christi Texas While instructing in Primary Flight Training met Jackie July of 1942 after short acquaintance and dating he was assigned lo Kansas City as an instructor where they were married Summer of 1943 was assigned lo Naval Air Transport Service where he served until end of war as plane commander in the “Flying Boats" - flying from Washington D C to Brazil in the Atlantic and throughout the Pacific from San Francisco Left the Navy in December 1945 as a Lt Commander and came home to ranch and farm which re retired from in 1984 by leasing his farms out He and his brother Waldo farmed together and came even closer They helped their ther run cattle out ut the Black Ranch in the Vernon Mountains Dean served as director vice president and president of the Oasis Seed for 14 years as Farmers Home Administrator Area Committeeman and on the Selective Service Board during the Vietnam War Nona P Chesley DELTA- - Anona Joy Pearson Chesley age 92 passed away March 8 2002 in Delta Utah She was bom February 22 1910 in Meadow Utah to Karl Emil and Lula Jane Bushncll Pearson She married Francis B “Scott" Chesley April 22 930 in Beaver Utah He died November 29 1990 Nona was a lifetime resident of Millard County where she attended Millard and Delta High Schools Henegcrs Business School and Quish Beauty School in Salt Lake She owned and operated her own beauty salon and dress shop for many years in Delta She was the Home Service Chairwoman for the Red Cross for 25 years She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints serving as a Junior Sunday School teacher Ward librarian and auxiliary secretary She is survived by Daughters: LaRac (Shirley) Peterson Delta Utah Julie (Don) DaGradc Stockton California 6 Grandchildren 19 Great Grandchildren 4 Great Great Grandchildren Brother: Daryl Pearson Stanford California Sister: LuJuana (Joel) Smith Macomb lla Meadow Pearson nois Utah 14 Nephews 10 Nieces She was preceded in death by Brothers: Dale and Stanley Funeral services were held on Tuesday March 12 2002 at a m in the Delta Second Ward Friends called at the Church on Tuesday from 930 - 1040 a m was Family Prayer by Peter Jacobson Prelude and Postlude Music was by Elaine G Robison Bishop Michael Mooney conducted “I Stand All Amazed" was sung by the directed by Elaine G congregation Robison and accompanied by Ruth Talbot Invocation was offered by David Abbott Jom Jacobson and Stacy Whittingham Granddaughters gave the Eulogy “You’re Not Alone" was sung by Ken Lcbbon accompanied by Ruth Talbot Linda Smith spoke and lder Chesley Jacobson made remarks read by Kami Jacobson Grandchildren Medley of Nona's Favorite Songs was presented by Don DaGradc accompanied by Ruth Talbot Peter Jacobson spoke and Bishop Michael Mooney made remarks "How Great Thou Art" was sung by Ken Lcbbon accompanied by Ruth Talbot Benediction was by Kann Eyre Niece Dedication of the Grave was by Don DaGradc Interment was in the Della Cemetery under the direction of Nicklc Mortuary To Sana s second family at the Delta Medical Center we express our Community deepest prat nude for the wonderful care lose and kindness you gase to our mother for so long H e lose you all Pallbearers were Shirley Peterson Don DaGradc Peter Jacobson Dav id Abbott Mark Spor Fred Lyman Magee Whittingham Shawn Grant and Daryl Pearson 14 he command at Fort Douglas In served in Vietnam often flying in combat zones to conduct army trials throughout the country He received his master's degree in international law at the University of Virginia while in the Army He retired from the army as chicfjudge advocate at Fort Ord Calif He then became chief administrative law judge for the California State Personnel Board which he served for 20 years After his retirement from the state post he was in lie wasa faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Samis serving in all positions of the Bishopric and Clerks except 2 Councilor was Bishop of the Deseret Ward from October 964 to 1969— also High Priest Group Leader and Stake Auditor Dad loved lo garden and shared all his fruits and vegetables with his neighbors and friends His yard of beautiful flowers and trees delighted everyone that drove For years he decorated his home past and entire yard with Christmas lights also delighting all those that drove past Dean was a great husband father grandand brother lo his father He aponly remaining brother W'aldo preciated all the visits that family and friends made to Pleasant Acres to visit knew you had your share lie gently closed your weary eyes and took you in his care God has you in Ills keeping we have you in our hearts Your memory is our keepsake with that we ll never part God saw you him Honorary Pallbearers were Shine Church Joel Smith Elder Chesley Jacobson Scott Abbott Jake Abbott Chris Abbott Gene Rogers Brandon Bergencrand CadeCallistcr When God sends forth a liny soul When God calls home a tired soul To learn the of earth ways And stills Mother's a fleeting breath love is waiting here that Thai the hills gelling lie whispered tired and a cure was not lo he So put lbs arms around you with me" Although "Come and we loved you dearly we could mu make you slay A inldcn Heart slopped hard working hands healing broke hearts God our to prove lo us to rest He only lakes the best A ather's love is wailing (here We call this wonder this loo is birth - not death God knew His family was his main priority throughout his life We as a family arc thankful that he has gone to his heavenly home and is free of the suffering he had to have here on earth He was always generous to family and friends He is survived by his daughters Nancy (LcRoy Gus) Fowlcs Sutherland Utah Frances (Doug) Meacham Hayden Colo birth Steve Garvey of the Ssn Diego Padres became the first to finish the season with a fielding average of 1000 in you were suffering were hard to climb first 1984 So he gently closed your eyelids And whispered "Peace He Thine" In tears we watched you fade away were nearly broken You fought so hard lo slay It broke our hearts lo see you go Hut you did not go alone Our hearts For part of us went The day God called with you you home Judilh Finlinson Uneasy lies the head that wears crown — William Shakespeare Henry IV Part 2 a VQ Ci Ct Diamond?D)Tnn Open as an Assisted Living 24 Hr Car Facility State Licensing 234 W Main Delta Ut For more information call Jane at STAY CONNECTED! We can do nothing of ourselves Jesus said "I am the true vine and my Father is the husbandman Every branch in me that hearth not fruit he taketh away Every branch that hearth fruit le purgeth it that it may bring forth more fruit Now you are clean through the word which have spoken to you Abide in me and in you as the branch cannot bear fruit of itself except it abide in the vine no more can ye am the vine ye are the branches He that except ye abide in me abideth in me and in Him the same bringeth forth much fruit: For without me ye can do nothing John As our arm will do nothing unless it is attached to our bodies we can do nothing for God if we are not attached to Jesus When we abide in Jesus and He abides in us we will produce good fruit We will have love joy peace longsuffering gentleness goodness faith meekness and temperance in our life (Galatians 5:22 &23) The fruit of the Spirit will be in operation in our life The fruit of the Spirit will not be in operation in our life if we are not connected to the vine which is Jesus Jesus said “Ifyou abide in me and my Word abide in you ye shall ask what ye w ill and it shall be done unto you Herein is my Father glorified that ye bear much fruit so shall ye be my disciples Verses 7 & 8 It is when we are connected to Jesus that we can go to Him in prayer and know our prayers will be answered It is when we are connected to Jesus that we produce much fruit and then we are His disciples Pastor Kathy Mincer 351 South 100 West (435)864-391- Delta or Utah 84624 (435)864-515- |