Show Obituaries Gunnison Valiev News'Salma Fern Emma Larsen Mellor standards Warranties available off Everything In Store 10 147 S Main Gunnison - 5 Vf conducted in the Fayette Utah Ward LDS Chapel on Tuesday June 22 1999 Burial was in the Fayette City Cemetery The family thanks the Salt Luke and Utah County Hospice program for their kind devoted and compassionate service during the past three months Instead of Bowers the Mellors suggest you lake your grandmother or your grandchildren out to dinner Funeral c Hi It’s Our First Annivr?sary! sers ices were BUY A LW PDIARIS ATV PAWHJIS AS LOW AS Celebrate Ve're Passing To ThelSayingsOn To Yoi month Sorensen B COEUR D’ALENE IDAHO— Tad B Sorensen 86 a 2 year resident of Coeur d'Alene Idaho died June 16 lowing a short illness He was the beloved father of Judy Riba of Hayden Idaho and the late Kenneth A Sorensen of Lafayette California He was born December 8 9 2 in Salina Utah the youngest child of James G and Anna Bell Allred Sorensen Tad excelled academically was president of his senior class and was a major contributor to North Sevier’s baseball and basketball teams stint Following a short depression-erat Weber College in Ogden Utah Tad worked at the Kennecott Copper mines near Ely Nevada where he was a member of the Elks Club After several years he returned to Salina where he worked as the parts manager for Burr Motor In 1955 he moved his young family to Salt Lake City where he worked for Kennecott Copper until he retired Tad loved sports especially baseball In his young adult life he played shortstop for company teams and was known for his speed and dexterity He was a Little League coach in Salt Lake City and he for two seasons in Coeur coached d’Alene Tad is survived by his daughter and Judy and Jerry Riba of Joan Hayden Idaho Sorensen of Lafayette California grandchildren Bryan Riba of Swansea Illinois Gayle Riba Roadifer of Hayden Idaho Amy Sorensen Hiatt of Danville Califor Muling ‘tv For mote information on how to help your Or visit daughter call academic org us on the Internet at Women’s College Coalition “The King of the 4Wi" Offer ends July 31 p-- 1999 5$ °rn KO-- 2 Sale dates from Freedom RV & Sport Center 396 S Main Gunnison Utah red arroa‘ Jt j aiuy heurt nia Alan Sorensen of Boston setts and Jennie Sorensen Smith of cord California and five may call for viewing at the SpringerTumcr Funeral Home in Salina Friday June 25 from 7 to 8 p m and Saturday June 26 from noon to 12:30 pm Burial will be in the Salina Eastside Cemetery Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the American Red Cross PO Box 3836 Salt Lake City Utah grandchildren and 6 She was preceded in death by her husband Gleave and two children: Darwin Peterson and Janet Aase Funeral services will be held Friday June 25 1999 at 12 noon in the Redmond Ward Chapel Friends may call from am to 2 noon prior to the services at the church Interment will be in the Redmond Cemetery under the direction of the Lindquist Layton Mortuary rffMONUMENT 'Cemetery Memorialist f jj 155 7Trr jvmmmw g rfi AVuanbe stopiredij Con- Funeral services w ill be held at pm on Saturday June 26 in the Salina Second East Salina Friends Ward 85 South 8 to Jj'se Massachu- Idaho j via' 'Je aiays i Encourage your daughter to stand up and be heard in school Tell her it’s okay to be smart in front of boys Teach her to be outspoken assertive and inventive 500 ATVs i°f Jane Aiken ST GEORGE — Velda Jane Peterson beloved mother and grandmother passed away on June 20 1999 at the age of 85 She was bom November 3 1913 in Spring City Utah the daughter of Loreno and Mary Jane Aiken Velda was raised in Spring City where she graduated from North Sanpete High School in Ml Pleasant She attended BYU for one year On June 22 937 she married Gleave E Peterson in the Manti Temple They were blessed with four children: Darwin Janet Claudia and Nordell They resided in Redmond Utah until 950 They then moved to Las Vegas Nevada where they raised their family until 1973 when retirement brought them back to Redmond and to St George Velda's life was one of service to her fellow man She was a very loving and caring wife and mother She served faithfully in church callings throughout her life She devoted 10 years in the Manti Temple and the St George Temple with Gleave She was truly a friend to the widowed the lonely and those in need She is survived by two children: a daughter Claudia (Jim) Crandall of Las Vegas Nevada a son Nordell (Carolyn) Peterson of Layton Utah a Pat Peterson of Galatin Tennessee Kris Aase of Twin Falls and Sportsman Styles lnlirited 131 East Klcla rfaJU°lV2‘ Ask about low monthly psimsnts on all Polaris Peterson t But not abused You’ll find our large selection of top quality furniture and appliances will meet your high Ben Brown Fayette Velda USED Valley High School and is actively volved in Speech Drama Music and Sports He also serves on the Fayette YouthCouncil Ben is the son of Bart and Sunnie Brown of Fayette Possessions’’— 37 grandchildren 25 greatgrandchildren and 5 Her foster are Margaret Kee Utah and Mary Kee Arizona A lifetime of service included LDS callings in the Relief Society Primary and Sunday School She was the trailbuilder guide teacher in Fayette for about 5 years She accepted foster Navaho children into her home before the LDS placement program was organized She loved to sew and operated “Utah’s Best Aprons" in Tad Page Nelson’s Use Furniture and Appliance Store Ben Brown was recently selected to be in the edition of Who’s Who Among American High School Students This is the third year that he has been nominated for this honor Ben will be a Senior at Gunnison FAYETTE UTAH — Fern Emma Larsen Mellor age 98 horn April 25 1901 in Monroe Utah died June 7 999 at the home of her son Carl in Lehi Utah She was the youngest daughter of Bent Rolfsen and Lorena Washburn Larsen All of her brothers Bent Enoch Clarence and sisters Ida Lottie Floy Pearl and Ella preceded her in death She married Guy Mellor in the Manti LDS Temple on 15 December 920 and resided in Fayette Utah over 70 years She was the mother of Fae (Lynn) Mellor West Valley Melvin (Betty) Mellor Fayette Carl (Dimple) Mellor Lehi Lorena Pearl (Verden) Hone Centcrfield (Norman) Middleton West Valley Lynn Melvin Betty Lorena and also a foster who Kee son Jerry preceded her in death Fern Mellor is survived by her ‘‘Priceless June 23 1999 Sun Wednesday Who's Who News ' Placeman! Guarantee Designs Cleaning Repairs J “ Thy A Dakne Hallows W 100 S Aurora Offtea 29 Tan Frwa Home Day New Compter j" ’ Datos $ Mayfield Community Care Center News The Care Center is ready for summer with its “Fun in the Sun" decorations Nine residents went fishing in May Another fishing trip is planned for June 23 The fish are brought to the center filleted cooked and eaten On June 3 an ice cream social with three freezers of homemade icecream and chocolate featuring strawberry vanilla was enjoyed by all Ray Smith entertained the residents on June 10 Michele Nielson and girls sang to the residents in a program on June II Vcrda Mae Sorenson will present her program on June 25 Fifteen residents accompanied by six workers from the nursing home went on a picnic to Palisade The scenery was beautiful The food was good The cooking group at the nursing home baked up rhubarb cakes on one and also made peanut Wednesday squares for Father’s Day The craft group made hanging frogs from flower pots paint and straw hats Essie Phyllis and Nora Lee bring their music to the nursing home every two weeks Charles Whitlock w ilh accompanist Amy Gregerson come on a regular schedule Floyd Bishop Reed Synderguard and Buz Winn bring their guitars harmonicas bass violins and music to the group Mary Louise Sorensen told stories to many of the residents The International Club from Snow Coilege interviewed several of our residents They held a garage sale and items with the bought recreational money earned They presented the gi ts on June 21 Erma Anderson and Amy Gregerson come every Tuesday morning at 9 am to present a The new Miss Gunnison Kayla Sorenson presented a musical program on Sunday afternoon Her cousin sang with her She was accompanied by LaRcc Mecham Our June birthday party was held on June 7 Our special Junehirthdaysare Arliene Cartwright Ruth Bauer and Vonda Bogh Cake and ice cream was served lo all Doninc Jacobs played music for the event Corbin a ndBr a n dan Woods id© Extra took mo 37 years and 37 different dot tots hut found a medical practitioner tan t She's one won’t let her go” in a million anti Olive Dennis thought she'd never find someone like Cristv Meaeham NP healths arc provider at the IHC Health Clinic in Salina Olive had traveled around siting everv dm tor in Southern Utah T nulls she found a medical pntttssionil who pmperlv diagnosed and treated her high hlood finallv Ci$4ip- tfc tc pressure ami dizziness Olive s extended tanulv also provides tare to children anti grandchildren done tor Olive Once not alter an emergentv visit she drove Olive and her husband Hdrod home alter datk all the wav to Rt hfield Now vou know whv Olive stitks with Cristv ven if it means going that estra lew miles It’s that extra al spev 3 ol V -- ‘SrHSat has i are U aU'y Cristv all Crotv But that’s V ?§i L extra special care “It lit fvf miles and Je 2 tL 1 “ D- i 'll-- 771 W do f£l1 rj & 5 |