Show I Page 4 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Tuesday June 3 1997 I Obituaries Jessop Jotaop Fund In the College of Natural Resources at Utah State University B Low B Low 83 died Satur day May 31 1997 at his homo Ho was born March 30 1914 in Millville Utah Ha was tho oldest Chester P Boss son ol Alfred Budge and Arlene Jessop Low He married June Jenaen Dec 21 1937 In the Logan LDS Temple He lived the first 23 years of Ms life in Cache Valley graduating from Utah Stale Agricultural Cot lege in 1937 He then moved to Ames Iowa and attended Iowa State University where he received his doctorate The next two years were spent m Havana M working for the Illinois Natural History Survey in wetlands and waterfowl research Ho and his family then returned to Logan Utah where he worked 30 years at Utah State University as leader of the Utah Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit and professor In the College of Natural Resources He was instrumental In the education and graduation of more than 150 master and doctoral candidates For a lifetime of service in the conservation field and university student training he received many awards of recognition including a Distinguished Service Award from USU tho Bridger Award from tho Forestry Club at USU and the American Motors Corp Award for Conservation Throughout his Jessop was an active member of tho LD8 Church serving in many organizations including the bishopric high council and stake presidency Ho spent many years as an offidator in the Logan LDS Temple He knew and loved tho outdoors and enjoyed fishing hunting and camping with his famify and friends He is survived by his wife June four sons Eugene J (Pat) Low of Ogden Richard J (Judy) Low of Centerville Jay B (Julio) Low of Providence Gordon J (Stephanie) Low of Providence one daughter Ufa Nancy (Kevin) Low Krogh of Logan Also surviving are 29 grandchildren He la and 11 also survived by brothers Clyde T Lowe Spanish Fork Ray D Lowe Fullerton CaKf Blair Low Ogden Paul Low Sail Lake City and one sister Rose L Madsen Florence Ariz He was preceded in death by Ms parents and sister Marlon Funeral services wM be at noon Wednesday Juno 4 1997 In the Providence Stake Center BOO S 600 East Logan Utah with Bishop 0 Brent Greenhalgh of River Heights 1st Ward conducting Friends may cal from 6 to 8 pm Tuesday June 3 1997 at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary 34 E Center SL Logan Utah and from 10:30 to 11:30 am Wednesday at the Providence Slake Center Burial wi be In the Providence Cemetery Those wishing may contribute to the Jessop B Low Scholarship Chester "Chet" P Boss 88 passed away in Logan Utah May 31 1997 Ho was bom In Garland Utah to Polar Boss and Ida Kunz on March 3 1909 He married Aileen Caldorwood on Sept 28 1933 and they became the parents of five children Aileen passed away Sept 14 1977 He married Carmen Farnsworth on Fob 10 1978 Chet was an energetic skilled meticulous carpenter who was known for Ns workmanship For 30 years he contracted to bukd numerous homes and churches In Northern Utah before moving to Utah whare he Centerville became building superintendent for Hogan and Tlngoy Constructiori He oversaw the construction of 'numerous commercial buildings and also public structures including schools university facilities visitors centers and churches not only in Utah but also In Idaho and Nevada He was an active faithful member of the LDS Church From 1930 to 33 he served In the mission He held various other awing She made a quit lor al her 14 grandchildren Surviving are one son 8tephon H (Doris) Foster Preston Idaho two daughters Mrs Jake (Jean) Simmons North Salt Lake Mrs Kenneth (Joan) Bigler 8cottodale Ariz 14 grandchildren 42 greatRuth Wlttington California Luctef Hunter Roy Utah Funeral services wi be at noon Thursday June 5 in the Larkin 8 Sons Mortuary whore friends may cal from 10 to 11:45 am Thursday Burial will be in the Ogden Cemetery high council In the Bear River 8take Scoutmaster and Sunday School teacher He was a loving and devoted father He was a member of the Lions Club and active in community affairs Chet is survived by his second wife and five children Colleen Carlisle (Logan) Paul (Centerville) Lynn (Lehi) Lyle (Ogden) and Doyle (Roeetsurg 22 grand- Ore) children and 28 He was preceded in death by his parents one sister Minerva Jesse one brother Victor He is survived by three sisters Edna Wood (Garland) Donna Linford (Salt Lake City) June Orchard (Petaluma Calf) and throe brothers Russel (Centerville) Kenneth (Garland) and Kart (TaytorsvMe) Funeral services wM be at 2 pm June 4 1997 In the Lindquist Mortuary 727 N 400 East Bountiful Utah Friands may cal from noon to 1:45 pm before the service Burial mmmSrnrn JMm llHI km Dw n wm vHHWiM wOfflOsOfy wi Ella L Foster Ella L Smout Foster 87 died Monday Juno 2 1997 at a local care cantor She was bom on Aug 21 1909 in DoweyvMo Utah a daughter of James M and Hannah L Domey Smout 8he married Harvey P Foster on May 8 1929 In the Logan LDS Temple He dtad on Sept 15 1991 She resided In Beaver Dam and Ogden for the past 55 years She was a seamstress and instructor for the Singer Sewing Machine Co In Ogden 8he also was a member of the Ogden 20th LDS Ward where she was active in dtOTM fil MriCUllLIM sp On June 23 1937 he married Hazel Richards In Brigham CHy Utah Their marriage was soiem-nizs- d June 23 1938 in the Logan LDS Temple Vem had many Jobs during his lifetime He drovs street- Minna H Leonhardt cars and buses in 8acramsnto Calf from 1938 to 1947 when Ns dseire to return to farming took him CAMPBELL - Diane Springer and Scot Providence a hoy May 30 CORBRIDGE — Terrie Parkinson and Clayne Wcllsvillc ahoy May 30 DESPAIN — Bonnie Burnell and William llyntm a boy May 30 GEIIRETT — Michelle Wood and Timothy Logan a girt May 30 KENT — Amy Lovell and David Logan a boy May 30 RILEY — Kristen Riggs and married Dorothy M Loofbourow Bridenbaugh She died Jan 7 held Funeral arrangementa are under tho direction of Rogen and Taylor Funeral Home 111 N 100 East Tremonton 1989 Bumica (armed both Irrigated and dry farms worked at a service station in TremoMon and became tho operator of Pep 8ervlce In Tremon-kHe wae a farm Implement and tractor dealer for many years In m Lynn B Packer that capacity he designed and manufactured pea harvesters beat diggers and loaders and other farm Implements to assist the termers In the county Bumlce loved working with horses winning many trophies with his Shetland show ponies Ho owned and operated the Lit tie Buc karoo Rodeo and delighted taking tho rodeo throughout the Western states In operating the rodeo he came to be known as "Daddy to Preston and Malad Idaho Buckaroo" He was active with the Thors he fanned until he went to rodeo until 1989 when he went on work for the U8 Department of a church service mission to Lynn B Packer 56 died Sunday 1 1997 at Ma homo In North Logan Utah ho waa bom Aug 2 1940 to James Lyman and Vataen Bowen Packer In Rexburg Idaho Ho married Sandra Sue FoBott on Aug 3 1981 In tho Logan LDS Temple He enjoyed the outdoors hiking cookhorseback riding Dutch-ove- n ing and hunting Lym waa a won- Juno Adam-ondkahm- PROVIDENCE Utah - Agriculture Fanners Home Administration in 1982 He worked In the Boise Bonner's Ferry Paul and CiklwBl offloM until hit rofromont As a boy Vem loved the outdoors hunting and fishing In Ms later years he became an avid Minna E Holds Leonhardt 92 died at the Sunshine Terrace in Logan Utah on June 1 1997 She was bom May 23 1905 to Oskar Robert Hside and Agusta M PoN Holds In 8Hesia Germany She Immigrated to the United States In November 1928 and worked in New York She came to Utah in 1931 and marrisd Alma Leonhardt on May 14 1935 In the Logan LDS Temple Alma died Jan 29 1972 She was a faithful member of the LDS Church and especially enjoyed doing temple work 8ho worked for many years as a cook at The Bluebird restaurant In Logan Utah and was known for her good cooking and har green thumb She raised many beautiful lowers and specialzsd in gcMsr twice accomplishing a Ha loved his family and was greatly loved by them as wel as by al whoee Ives ho touched Vorn was active In the LDS Church all of his life serving In many dffiarant callings and held the office of a high priest at tho Brno of hole-in-o- ne his death He and Hazel worked together In the Boise Idaho Temple He loved music and sang as wel as played the piano and the organ for Ns own enjoyment He is survived by his wlfs of 59 years Hazel Ms five cNkben Vem Wendell Yeates Jr (Gail) of Orangevale Calif Sherrill J Williams (Mark) Boise Idaho Richard M Yeates (Joan) Vancouver Wash Garth N Yeates (Bobbie) Riverton Wyo and Joyceiyn D Vest (Randy) Payson Utah 16 grandchildren 18 a sister Wilma Gallagher pBOIIIf nfmi nu flUiflOfwUO IMGN and neohews whom ha loved dear- - QimrQIi She Is survived by the following children and stepchildren Molva (Daren) Reese Salt Lake City Utah Alma H (Pam) Leonhardt tt Providence Utah Fom (Dali) Logan Utah Uoyd (Janice) Leonhardt Providence Utah WHS (Gonovie) Leonhardt Providence Utah Merlin (Rita) Leonhardt Logan Utah LaRae (Don) Godfrey Ctarkston Utah 24 grandchildren 71 54 three nieces Mildred 8inger Doris Coffey and Judy Provonsha She was preceded In death by a son Elwood and a brother Gustav Holds Funeral services wi be at noon Thursday June 5 1997 in the Providence 1st ward Chapel 155 N 100 East Providence Utah with Bishop Steve Allen officiating Friends may call at tho ABon-HMortuary 34 E Center SL Logan Utah on Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and at the church Thursday one hour before services Burial wM bo in tho Providence Cemetery S4b-bo- He was a faithful member of the LDS Church He received much enjoyment from his weekly temple sessions Surviving are his four children Edifo (Gordon) Bronson Plymouth Utah Lewis West Valley City Utah Elaine (Kay) Shuman Oceanside Calif Kenneth (Carol Lynn) Logan Utah 19 grandchiland dren 57 eight Funeral services will be at 11 a jn Thursday June 5 1997 at the Tremonton 2nd and 5th Wards Chapel with Bishop Kay Williams officiating Friends may cal from 6 to 8 pm Wednesday June 4 1997 at Rogers and Taylor Funeral Home 111 N 100 East Tremonton and from 9:30 to 10:45 am Thursday Juna 5 1997 al tho church Burial wil be In the Tremonton BLiAmJaiAJ vlwOfVlOW derful artist and ha painted pictures for his family and friends for many years He loved to paint and had tho ability to capture great beauty in al Ms paintings One of Lynn's favorite hobblea was his birds He raised and raced pigeons for many yaars and his home is filled with many beautiful trophies he won Throughout Ma Me Lynn was an active member of the LDS Church serving In many organizations including president of the elder’s quorum executive secretary to the bishopric young men's president 8coul and Explorer leader primary teacher and homo teacher Lynn loved working with youths and some of Ns most enjoyable experiences were with the young people Ho spent 25 years working in the 8couting program Lynn has always been extremely proud of Ns family Ho is survived by Ms wife Sue North Logan four vWiNraiyt Fern P Andreasen hr- - Funeral services were at 1 1 am today at tho Northview LDS sons Chapel 6711 Northview Bishop Michael Montgomery of the Maple Grove Ward wM officiate Grave-aid- e aervicos will be at am 11 Wednesday at the Logan Comalary Services are under the direction of 9w Rolyroa Funeral Chapel ij gn tirin' t 4 write Danish 8ho attended grade school In Bear River City and attended Bear River High 8chooL Fern married Golden R Andreasen on March 19 1924 In Brigham CHy They had 11 children Bumlce Hun-sak95 died June 2 1997 at or al his homa In Tremonton Utah of natural causes and raised two granddaughters He was bom Fsb In 4 1902 Elwood tho third son of Lewis and serving In various auxiliaries Eta enjoyed knitting quitting and She was raised In Bear River CHy by her Danish grandparents and teamed to speak read and Bumice Hunsaker They lived In Bear River City and Elwood Fom was a member of the LDS Church and served in numerous organizations She thoroughly enjoyed studying literature for Relief Society lessons She was a granddaughter of a pioneer and News of record Logan Regional Hospital ANDRUS — Rebecca Woodward and Kirk Logan a girl May 30 taros of her children Gordon R Carolyn end Janice Graveside services win bo st 1 pm Thursday Juna 5 1997 at in the Bear River CHy Cemetery with Biahop Henry Z Thompson conducting No formal viewing will be E Warnsr Hunsaker He married Elna K Anderson on Feb 2 1921 In the Logan LDS Temple They lived In Box Elder County Etna died Oct 10 1957 He taler Sarah Our very special husband father grandfather greatgrandfather and Mend Vem W Yeates passes away peacefully Saturday evening May 31 1997 He was 82 years old and had lived in Boise for the past 26 years Vem was bom 8epL 5 1914 in MMvIta Utah to John and Elizabeth Jones Bailey Yeates Hs attended schools In Millvills and Logan Utah graduating from South Cache High School In 1934 He graduated bom Utah Agricultural CoBogo In 1938 wHh a bachelor's grandchildren and two sisters 8wtas-Gar-m- church positions including being In the ward bishoprics In Gartand and Centerville Utah a member of the Vem W Yeates Matthew Logan a boy May 30 BENNION — Heidi Hodges and Quinn Logan a boy May 31 EDWARDS — JoDawn Martin and John Preston a boy May 31 MAJOR — Dawna Brinton and Dale Avon a boy May 31 MATHEWS — JaNell Davis and Trent a boy May 31 Richard Wclliville a boy June Franklin County Medical Cen- MEEK — Christa Hearsay and Wade Preston a girl June 2 WARD — Amue Ellsworth and Nathan Preston a boy June 3 POLICE BLOTTER Logan City Police Department TRAFFIC ACCIDENT — A SENT1 — Lorene Guikema and Thad River Heights a boy June I SKEEM — Aleece Mumford and Michael Hyde Park a girt Smithfield man and woman were Junel WORLEY— Lisa Theurer and was very active in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers for over 40 years 8he served as a captain secretary and registrar of the Gold- mond The accident caused the en 8piks Camp and also served on Box Elder County Board Fom motorcycle to tip over and dam- the an avid penwoman and was aged both vehicles Clements told wnunQ poetry v(oyM he had turned around to police She Is survived by her husband check his blind spot before of Elwood and the following chilchanging lanes when traffic dren Rayola (Raymond) Phelps aheadstopped suddenly Milwaukie Ore Clair (Valene) ter SANDERS — Alison Jones and Anthony Mendon a girl May 31 1981 Honda Gold wing was struck bom behind by a car driven by TVler Clements 22 Rich- 1 Both Brian and Chantae Yocom Tremonton Curtis Elwood M Reid suffered minor injuries in the (Donna) Miltvilla Roger (Karin) accident Brian Yocom was taken Elwood Aten (Carol) Bear River to Logan Regional Hospital CHy Linda (Leon Rasmussen) where he was treated for a leg Ronald (Jodi) Brigham City injury and released Damage to granddaughters Jodi (Brent) dm motorcycle was estimated at Smithfield Cindy (Scott) $2 0001 Damage to Clements car Ntetaon Mount Sterling 41 86 greakgrandcNkfron 10 was estimated at $15001 He was cited for improper lookout injured Monday when their motorcycle was struck from behind by a car at 1330 N Main St A police report said Brian MB-Ml- k Kar-ra- n Yocom 36 and Chant ae Yocom 21 had been headed north and were stopped in traffic when their grsnd-cNkfr- en Fom was preceded in death by Packer Kralg (Kathy) Col- orado Springs Colo Kevin (Jodo) Packer Roy Utah Korey (Heidi) Packer North Logon Utah Kelly (Mary Ann) Packer Magna Utah two daughters Kamle (Famish) Thompson North Logan Utah Konio (Craig) Humphreys North Logan Utah brother Bryca (VaLoy) Packer Smithfield Utah two stators Mario (Darnel) Haney Ogdon Utah Lynda (Donald) Brennan Ogdon Utah He to survived by 11 grandchildren He was preceded In death by Ns parenta Lym wM be greatly mtased by Ms family and friends Funeral services wH be at 1 pm Thursday Juno 5 1997 In the North Logan LDS 8tako Center 2750 N 800 East with Bishop Michael Weston of the North Logan Ota Ward conducting Friends may cal at ttw church Thursday from 1 1 am to 1 pjn Burial wi be In the Logan Cemetery Arrangementa are undar too ffireclion of Cranney Mortuary Death notice Olive R Brown Olive Ann R Brown 87 died Monday evening June 2 1997 at her home A complete obttuary wfl appear in a future edition of The Herald JoumaL Funeral services wi be at noon Friday June 6 1997 In toe Logan 14th Ward Chapel 96 W 600 South with Bishop Ditto Mumford conducting Friends may cal at toe church from 1030 am to noon Fri day Burial will be in the Logan Cemetery Arrangements are undar toe direction of Cranney Mortuary About Cache is $109 or $79 for USU staff Sumo wrestling laser tag velcro Interactive faculty or students or $2400 for wall food all night door prizes discussions on leadership con- corporate registration of up to 30 and more ducted via satellite at Utah State attendees Call 797-04for The Veterans of Foreign University will start Wednesday 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