Show A6 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday March 2002 1 Obituaries Most of his years in Logan he in the 20th Ward of the Church of Jesus Saints Christ of Latter-daHe is survived by his sons Milton D (Judy) of Glamis Calif and Garden City Utah Mark (Joan) of Brqokside Utah and David (Jennifer) of Stanford Coombs Covert tanford Coombs Covert age 65 passed away February 27 2002 from injuries' sus- Jf Howard Skabelund LOGAN Utah —Joseph Kaye Funk SALT LAKE CITY Utah — Dr Kaye Funk passed away on Salt Thursday Feb 28 2002 Lake City She was bom Oct 12 1924 in Logan Utah to LeRoy Con- rad and Grace Viola Williams Funk She spent her childhood in Rexburg Idaho Duchesne Utah and Richmond Utah She graduated from North Cache High School in Richmond and receivkl a bachelor's degree from Utah State University in 1946 She com-plated a dietetic internship at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland Ore in 1947 She received a master's degree from the University of Washington and a doctorate degree in foods and management from Michigan State University in 1966 She was employed as si hospital dietitian at the University of California at Berkeley in 's Pocatello Idaho and at Hospital in Denver Colo ' She served as an assistant professor at Michigan State University and at Utah State University anp as an associate professor of foods at Washington State University She retired in Chil-dren- in 1988 Her interests included Utah history crafts quilting and ' weaving She will also be remembered for her cooking and baking especially her legendary cinnamon rolls ' She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints She is survived by al brother Calvin W (Carol) Funk Richmond and a sister Leah Grace (Charles Durrell) Hendricks Ska-belu- 88 passed away orv Feb 26 2002 at the Logan Regional Hospital He was bom' Mach 191913 in Logan to Jacob Ephriam and Lola Ann Bissegger Skabelund Howard married Utahna Young on Feb 13 1936 She died on Dec 17 1995 They had two daughters She ran Simkins and Tamra Boccia He attended Cache Valley schools and graduated from Logan High He was a lifetime resident of Cache Valley where he owned and operated his own farm and raised Black Angus cattle He loved farming' working the soil planting and harvesting He continued to work his farm until just before his death Howard loved fishing hunting and camping Re was an avid Utah State University ‘ fan each year attending all football and basketball games He just received an award for over 50 years of bowling with the Logan Men's Bowling Associa- iciating Interment will follow Gem Memorial Gardens tion He is survived by two daugh- tors She ran (Ike) Simkins Ivins Utah and Tamra Boccia Logan seven grandchildren and 13 and his brothers Lynn and Robert Ska-behind He was preceded in death by his wife his father and mother ' his sister Lola and his great- Marie granddaughter Candace Adams ' Funeral' sehrices win be held at 10 am Saturday March 2 ' 2002 at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary Chapel 34 E Center Street Logan where friends may call on Friday evening from 6 to 8 pm and on Saturday from 9 to 9:45 am prior to the senrice Interment will be ih the Logan City Cemetery at Friends may cal at the Funeral Home 1350 E 16th Street Buriey on Sunday from 6 untl 8 pm and at the church on Monday from 10 unit 10:45 am Flas-muss- burning produces soot and dust that arc condone nts of particulate as are the emissions from combustion engines The fine particles can become lodged in delicate lung tissue decreasing lung function especially those people with respirator and cardiovascular ailments Bear River Health Department called five “red" days and 22 “yellow” days in Cache County “The number of ‘red and ‘yellow’ days has increased during the past couple of years because we are using a Blood Letter Continued from Al Continued from Rich said if it was doping technicians could test the DNA of residual blood to implicate athletes who could be stripped of any medals they won The Austrians took home three Olympic medals in Nordic events at Soldier Hollow Christian Hoffmann won a silver and Mikhail Botvinov bronze in the race while Wolfgang Femer won bronze in the biathlon sprint Spain’s Johann Muehlegg was stripped of his gold medal in the race after n for darbepoet-itesting positive which boosts production of g red blood ceils “Conducting blood transfusions to enhance performance is not only unethical and prohibited by the Olympic movement code but is also extremely dangerous to the health of the athlete” the IOC said Thursday anti-dopi- ' as well as sever- al nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by a sister Gene Funk (H Randall) Ogden Utah Services will be held on Saturday March 2 For the time and location contact the funeral y Mortudirectors ary in Logan at (435) 753-304-9 Interment will be in the Rich- - -mond City Cemetery ' Hill-ya- th ec w! ev a su di he in di ot ' w tii A sf I ‘I “I would just hope they would get somebody who is unbiasM and just wants the historical facts and truth out of it and that’s all I want “It’s a concern It is in Utah you know It is a concern that it’s done with no prejudice on either side” she said T sc m lx a m 6 secufe location like a shelter she said They will follow them to work or confront D Si Si them in a secluded area Anderson said Similar shelters in Salt Lake City and Ogden have reported no problems Anderson emphasized that : police response is fairly quick at die shelter’s future location and that the building will be locked down and wired There won’t be a tall razor wire fence she joked but the facility will be tion in which the husband has come looking for his wife” she said Since the first official shelter was established in 1984 Anderson said there have been no problems with violence ButunUkethe present shel-ithe future facility will be publicly known Anderson is unconcerned If husbands are to seek out their wives it won’t happen at a sc D st O L til A 10-fo- ot ol secure ai CAPSA will host an open house of the new building in d ir April d Your view al P ti Continued from A4 Births Logan Regional Hospital LEISHMAN — Usa Combe and Mark Nibley a boy Feb 20 Missionary Dylan James Olsen son of Craig and Pat Olsen of North Logan has accepted a call to serve in the Texas Fort Worth LDS Mission He speaks at 11 :30 am Sunday in the North Logan 11th Ward 1550 E 1900 North He enters the MTC March 6 The price for obituaries and cards of thanks is $4 per column inch Obituaries are measured columns wide by inches deep including photographs Al obituaries must be placed by a mortuary or in person by someone authorized to make payment or arrange biNng There is no charge for death notices placed by a mortuary For more information call The Herald - : 1 Journal 752-212- pable Conference attendees phones and let our representatives in Congress and die Senate that is Representative Hansen and Senators Hatch and Bennett know what we feel about the issues that ' affect our freedoms That said die United Nations may be enemy number one under the guise of being friend number one For example while the US State Department lists Syria as a terrorist sponsoring country die UN ostensibly countenancing our war on terrorism admits it onto the five-seUN Security Council just ! days after A colleague of mine who attended the UN conferences in San Frimcisco and Rto De Janeiro said die hatred for America was profuse and pal Mickelsen Wednesday Feb 28 2002 Funeral services are pending for Monday and are under the direo-tio- n of Nelson Funeral Home A complete obituary wi appear ina future edWon of this newspaper Ui 1 Pat Norris a descendant of - Charles H ' nc dc Captain Alexander Fancher one of the wagon train leaders is awaiting the outcome of tests on die authenticity of die documenL er yes- terday the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 1010613 - 2145 These quotes were taken at that time and provided to The Herald Journal by Edward Jones Death notice SMITHFIELD Utah — Charles H Micketsen 75 of Smithfieid passed away at his home on “He never ever felt he was going to be executed until die end of the second trial when he finally realized that it looked like he was going to lose the case” he said That was in 1877 “We have never had a situa- - and fractional dollars per share Mutual funds are quoted in dollars sndoents: pm Al Continued from A3 Stock prices are quoted in whole iti Si ca supposedly written that he was in good spirits even perky and had just finished building two houses CAPSA Selected stocks ex Pt well-rea- - T1 depending on pollution levels “Red” means burning is prohibited and people are asked fo reduce vdiicie trips and take the bus or TRAX Like- wise industries are asked to minimize their release of air pollutants and ensure that air pollution control equipment is functioning properly “Yellow” means a voluntary no burn and “green” means bum- ing is allowed board of directors of the John D Lee Family Association and his descendent said the spelling and grammar errors in the letter are not evident in any of his diaries “By this time John D Lee was a pretty d min” he said "(The diaries) show a marked difference between the person writing in the diary and the person who wrote on the plaque The errors are not the kind that John D Lee would make during this time in hi i life” Additionally John D Leg indicated in a diary entry for the day after the letter was ng At approximately 4:30 Jtah’s air quality' Wood-burninConditions g are identified as “Red Yellow Green” — similar to traffic lights The program is used to notify citizen when they can burn wood in a fireplace Verne Lee a member of the oxygen-cariyin- Obituary policy Liv-erm- Calif day Feb 26 2002 in Santaquin She was bom June 15 1912 at Provo Bench (now Orem) Utah the daughter of James Lewis Peterson and Matilda Josephine Anderson She received her education in Utah graduating from North Sanpete High School in Mount Pleasant Utah in 1929 She later attended Snow College in Ephraim Utah and the University of Utah ' where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in elementary education in 1935 Ivy married Russel Spencer on June 9 1947 in the Manti LDS Temple They lived in Utah prior to moving to Twin Falls Idaho in 1949 While living in Twin Fate Ivy taught school for ' 17 years at Washington Elementary They then moved to Burley where she taught at the Overland School for six years and at Dworshak Elementary for 10 years retiring in 1977 In 1996 Ivy moved to Logan Utah to live with her son John She then moved to Payson Utah prior fo moving to Santaquin where she has resided since She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she served as a Primary president Sunday Schodi secretary a visiting teacher and was Relief Society president of the Burley Eighth Ward tor iriany years Survivors include her children Susan (Bill) Boyd of Tucson Ariz and John R (Teresa) Spencer of Logan Utah one brother Virgil (Connie) Peterson of Moravia Costa Rica 14 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren She was preceded in death by her parents her husband Russel who died on April 13 1964 two brothers and three sisters The funeral will be held at 11 am Monday March 4 2002 at the Burley Stake Center ’of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints 2050 Normal Ave with Bishop H Scott Horsley off- ' Howard Continued (kom Al formeriy of Bur ley cfied Tues- Hyde Park Utah a daughter Karen (Dennis) Michaeison of PocateBo 18 grandchildren and 14 a sister Maurine (Richard) Robins of Orem Utah brothers Harvard (Phyllis) of Oram and St George Utah and Gerald (Gogo) of Newark Calif He was preceded in death by his wife parents two sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Saturday March 2 2002 at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary Chapel 34 E Center Street Logan Utah where family and friends may call one hour prior to the service Interment will be in the Logan City Cemetery tained in an automobile accident Stan was bom June 8 1916 to Emily Coombs Covert and Thomas Abner Covert Stan married his sweetheart and companion Roxine Conkle January 8 1941 in Salt Lake City She' died June 24 1996 In 1946 Stan began his 35 year career with Fluor Corporation His work took him to several foreign countries as well as many assignments throughout the USA Stan and Roxine lived in California from 1943 to 1978 when they moved back to Salt Lake He is survived by one sister and two brothers: Priel Burton Glen Covert and Quentin ' Covert all of Hyrum Utah He is also survived by several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his mother and father wife brother Keith and two sisters Mary Schultz and Bessie Iwertz Funeral services will be held Saturday March 2 2002 at 2:00 pm at Mountain Vibw Memorial Estates 3115 E 7800 S Friends may call one hour prior to services Internment: Redwood Memorial Estates 6500 S Redwood Rd r Idaho— Ivy Spencer 89 Santaquin Utah resident y SALT LAKE CITY Utah -S- Burn Spencer BURLEY Ivy las si high priest c t 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