Show t fw la Jf V AS — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday July 24 2002 I Obituaries 4 She married her soul mate Garth Barker in 1968 in Logan where their marriage was sol- emnized In the Logan LDS Temple They resided in Logan She spent most of her time raising four boys while working with her beloved husband at Barker's Phillips 66 in Logan She spent countless hours catering to everyone's needs but her own In her spare time she loved working in her flower gardens creating Jewels In the earth She was loved and will be missed by aH those who knew or had met her She is survived by Garth Barker her husband of 34 years four sons Bret (Kelli) of Millville Justin of Logan Damon (Amber) of St George and Micah of Logan three grandchildren Kristen Torie and Mitchell Barker two sisters Mary (Charlie) Davis JoAnn (Blaine) Andersen two brothers Alan (Lisa) Izatt Scott Izatt and mother Nondas Izatt She was preceded In death by her father Boyd Izatt and brother Stephen Izatt She was and will always be the strength and guiding light for our family You will always be In hearts we will miss you The family would like to thank all the friends for the support they have given her A special thanks to LaVere and LuneHa Barker for aflthe care they have given her Funeral sendees will be held Thursday at noon in the Logan 23rd Ward Chapel 600 E Center St with Bishop Russell Sea-moconducting Friends may call at the Allen-HMortuary on Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm and at the church on Thursday from 10:30 to 11 :45 am Inter-ment will be in the Logan City Cemetery Janet Smith Bailey and Marie Clegg of DeVar and Jan Clegg of Logan and a special niece June Mathews of Providence 21 grandchildren 52 great grandchildren and nine "Butch" She was preceded in death by her loving husband Tom her infant son Thomas LaRon her daughter-in-laWanda Clegg her grandson Derrick Clegg and 12 brothers and sisters Thelma Clegg was deeply loved by her family and she wiA be missed very much The family would Hketo express their thanks to Dr Todd Brown and stall Hospice and the many friends and family members who helped her through her last remaining years and a special that you to the Alan Hinckley family Funeral services will be held at noon on Thursday July 25 2002 at the Woodruff Ward Chapel 940 W Three Point Ave in Logan with Bishop Max Steadman officiating A viewing wtt be held on Wednesday July 24 2002 at Nelson Funeral Homs 162 E 400 North Logan 'from 6 to 8 pm and from 1 0 to 1 1 30 am prior to the services at the church Interment will be at Logan City Cemetery The funeral arrangements are under the direction of Colonial Funeral Home 2005 S 4th Ave Pocatello Idaho Condolences and memorial may be sent online to the family at http:co1oniaiplan4evercom ’ Janet Smith Bailey 57 passed away peacefully on July 22 2002 in Ogden Utah She was bom Feb 5 1945 in Logan to Asell Chugg Smith and Hazel Naylor Smith She has been a lifelong resident of Cache Valley attending and graduating from the Cache County schools Janet loved animals She was always taking in and caring tar stray animals and had a natural talent for dog grooming She especially loved her children and delighted in her precious grandchildren She was a member of The Church of Jesus Saints Christ of Latier-da- y She is survived by her mother Hazel of Logan and hettwo children Bonnie (Earl) Roberts of College Ward Wade (Jan is) Bailey of Preston and three grandchildren JaCeeiyn and Shantel Golding of College Ward and Colby Archibald of Preston She is also survived by a sister Ronda (Terry) Cron- quist of Smhhfield and two brothers Clyde (Patty) Smith of Lewiston and Clair (Jenny) Smith of Temps Ariz her stepmother Afton Smith of Smith-fiel- d ‘ Darlene' Smith Janet’s family would like to extend a special thank you and express their heartfelt gratitude to the members of the North Logan Seventh Ward and especially Bishop Nolan MacKay for the kindness and concern shown to their beloved daughter mother and grandmother over the years Funeral sendees will be held at noon on Friday July 26 2002 at the North Logan Seventh Ward Chapel 730 E 2000 North Friends and family may cad on Thursday July 25 2002 at Nelson Funeral Home 162 E 400 North Logan from 6 to 8 pm and on Friday from 10:30 to 11 :30 am at the church prior to sendees Interment will be in the Logan City Cemetery Condolences to the family may be extended online at wwwnelson- -' funeralhomecom " MOm you are dearly loved and will be greatly missed You haye truly been a pillar of strength and a great example of courage and love John L Navajo young girts Hve with them one from 1958 to 1959 and one from 1963 to 1964 Tbgether with his wife he participated in the Martin Harris Pageant They also served together in the Logan Temple where he was an offidator He is survived by Ms wife Verda and daughter Helen (Heggie) WMngs of Providence four grandchildren Emily (Warren) Spencer John James and Jared WMngs and one sister Sarah L Heggie ' Funeral services will be held at noon on Saturday July 27 2002 in the Ctarkston Ward ' Chapel 25 E 100 South Fami-' ly and friends may cal on Friday from 6 to 8 pm at Nelson Funeral Home 162 E 400 North Logan and on Saturday from 10:30to 11:30 am at the church prior to services Interment wW be in the Clarkston City Cemetery Condolences to the family may be extended online at wwwnelsonfunerai-homecom The family would like to ' express their sincere appreciation to Dr Edward H Redd Dr StevenS Salisbury and the IHC Hospice staff for their kind and tender care The family Would also like to thank friends nieces and nephews for their Lizette Peterson-Home- r Dr Lizette 51 of Heggie Columbia Mo unexpectedly passed away at University Hospital on Thursday July 18 2002 Thelma Clegg in-la-w ' w al two stepsisters Dixie Hodges of Smithfield Jeanie (Rich) Taylor of Layton and a stepbrother Mike (Janice) Mikketeen of Smithfield She was preceded in death by her father Asell Smith and a sister- -' Ml-MJ- Ie ‘ Shewas bom July 12 1911 in Arbon Idaho to Lucy Daw- -' son and William Wallace Jenks She was raised in Arbon and Blackfoot Idaho and Young Ward Utah She married Thomas Clegg in the Logan LDS Temple on Jan 8 1930 They lived in Logan most of their married fives in the family home built by her father She spent most of her life raising beautiful flowers that she' loved to share with everyone She raised and sold com for many years end taught her chil-dren and grandchildren to appreciate the beauties of nature and the bounties of har- vest She held many positions in the LDS Church her favorite ' being Compassionate Sendee leader and she was very dediLOGAN—' cated to each one She loved On July 20 the gospel and our savior Jesus 2002 Shew Christ and she loved to serve 54 passed ' others away at the Thelma was a member of the University of DUP Daughters of Utah Pk- Utah Hospital neers Eliza R Snow Camp tor afterwinning' 22 years She really enjoyed battles with ' DUP and the people associated brflbst cancer in with this camp She stopped in teUkemia 2002 and and 2000 attending DUP activities losing to unknown complica- because of dedining health tioris ' Thelma is survived by her Sherry was bom on April 20 chidren Wedded Clegg of 1948 in Benson Utah to Boyd Ogden Ronda and Don Tlbbitts and Nondas Izatt She was Dick : raised in Benson and later Hyde of Logan Margie and Hymas of Logan Clinton Park Utah Sherry Lee Barker : ' : where she spent her entire academic career At the time of her death she was the Byfer Distinguished Professor and the Curators' Professor of Psychological Sciences at the er Significant Research Contribu- tion Award the Shannon Award from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Devei-opmeand the Chancellor's Award for Outstanding ' Research and Creativity In Ihe Behavioral and Social Sciences nt : : m- bia Prof Peterson-Homled a distinguished career as a researcher scholar mentor and editor In the fields of clinical and health psychology and was internationally recognized as a leader and innovator in the field of pedatric and child clinical psychology Her achievements were many and varied and Included the award of Curators' Professor the highest professorial rank at the University of Missouri the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award from the Cllnica Psychology Division of the American Psychological Assoiciationthe Sod-ety for Pedatric Psychology th ! n She authored four books 38 book chapters and 145 scientific Journal articles and mads landmark contributions to Improving the quality of the Ives of children She served as the edjtor of two of the most Influential — Journals in cflnlcal psychology ' the Journal of Consulting snd Clnical Psychology and Behav’ ior Therapy and wasthe found- ingedtor of Cognitive and Behavioral Practice She was Valley dozen scholarly Journals Lizette always described herself as a teacher She was a highly sought after mentor who supervised 21 master's theses and ' 33 doctoral dssertatfons and a popular undergraduate instrud-to- r f AkmotiveCorpat the and Maijorie were sealed In the Idaho Falls LDS Temple Roy loved to garden andredse beautiful lacy Irises many were one of a kind that he lizette loved the outdoors the mountains and the ocean snorkel-in- g cross-pofinat-ec- L " She enjoyed gardening cooking readng mysteries and attending her children’s spotting and school events Lizette had a strong and beautiful spirit She cared passionately for her family and her profession She is survived by her husband Andrew and son Geddas both of Columbia: her daughter Kestrel of Santa Cruz Calif her mother Zetta Peterson of Logan sisters Leita Peterson of Los Angeles Calif and Edwina Cross of Ashland Ore and her brother Edwin T Peterson of Vernal Utah In lieu of flowers the family respectfully requests a memorial to the Lizette Peterson-Homer Graduate Fetlow-ship Fund 210 McAlester Hal University of Missouri-Columb- ia Columbia MO 65211 yt t Logan Cache Airport for 32 years Roy taught hundreds of people to fly He had over 20000 flight hours This Is equlvalsnt to spendng more than two years of his life In the air Roy was active In the LDS Church and served In many capacities over the years He aisoon theedtorialboardsof a hiking swimming and V many Roy's Ufa was spared many tiroes Hq said It was a mlrade he was not shot down In one of tfie Invasions He recognized he was spared because ha had not yet completed his ' mission here on earth and so he could many his sweetheart Marjorie Tfcbttts and raise thetr family Following the war Roy and Maijorie were married in 1945 He owned and operated of thd Assoct-ano- ‘Flyer Tire" Utah State University in 1973 She went on to the University of Utah to earn her master’s and doctoral degree in clinical psychology She married Andrew Homer at her parents' home in Logan on June 5 1978 Following her clinical psychology internship at the Sait Lake City Veterans Administration Hospital in 1978 she took a position at the University of Missouri-Cdu- 8he was named a Fallow American Psychological Theurer She completed her bachelor's degree summa cum laude at University of j n V Herman LeRoy Lizette was bom Feb 24 951 in Cedar City Utah to Edwin L and Zetta B Peterson 1 He was bom Oct 12 1909 in Clarkston the son of Andrew Stewart and Mary Loosle Heggie He was the seventh child in a family of six sisters and one brother He married Verda Marie Jenson in the Logan LDS Temple on Jan 23 1947 A diy farmer by vocation he ' owned and operated their acreage with his father and brother Andrew in the production of wheat and alfalfa f His formal education included : North Cache High School and Utah State University where he ' received a bachelor's degree in ' industrial arts from the school of engineering Later in life he' contributed to the Agriculture Field of Learning at USU He was active in the LDS Church having served as ward clerk and bishop of the Clarkston Ward He always enjoyed music and was a member of the ward choir for many years As a'young man he fulfilled an LDS mission to the Eastern States In later years with his wife he &erved LDS mission to the an Philippines in the Smithfield Stake he was a member of the high court- dl stake clerk and second counselor in the Smithfield Stake presidency When the Smithfield Stake was divided he was sustained and set apart as stake patriarch In the new Benson Stake He was a generous contributor in deed and ser- vice wherever he was called to serve He was especially sup- porthre of the Boy Scout pro- gram He and his wife participated hi the Indian ment program having two ? Roy is survived by Marjorie his wife of 56 years two daughters and one son Lana Emis of Uttieton Colo Steven Theurer of Klghiands Ranch Coto and Shaundei Smathers of Golden Colo eight grandchtidren and six a brother Gordon Theurer and three sisters Lucille Demerast Evelyn Jennings and Kathleen Olson Funeral sendees will be held on Thursday July 25 2002 at noon in the Allen-HMortuary Chapel 34 E Center SL Logan where friends may call on Thursday from 11 am until time of sendees Interment wil be in the Providence Cemetery en al ‘ Ora R Johnson TREASURETON Idaho — Ora Arm Roholt Johnson bom Nov 22 1915 In Cleveland Idaho to James C Roholt Sr and Mary Ames passed away at the Franklin County Nursing Home on Sunday morning July 212002 LOGAN — Hetman L Theur- er (Roy) 86 passed away on 2002v July 19 He had been healthy and active up to the day he dfod The cause of death was a massive stroke Roy was bom on Oct 24 1915 to Herman F and Lily SJoberg Theurer LHy died when Ftoy as three weeks old He was cared for by his aunts until his father remarried Julia He was raised in Wetisvie and graduated from South Cache High School in 1934 He attended Utah State University where he was captain on the ten- nis team Roy served in World War II as a flight officer He took part in Ihe invasion He flew as aglider pilot in the 94th Troop Carrier Squadron over the English Channel landrng In France He also took part In missions landing in Holland and Ger- - Funeral sendees will be held on Friday July 26 2002 at 11 sum in the Riverdale LDS Church with Bishop Sam Smith conducting Friends may call Thursday from 6 to 8 pm at Webb Funeral Home 109 E Oneida Preston and Friday from 10 to 10:45 am at the church Interment will be h) the Treasureton Cemetery Card ol Thdnki Cory Tod Jensen The family of Cory Tbd Jensen would like to convey their thanks to aH of you who have shared in our loss Thank you for the compassionate service and the acts of love and kindness that have been shown to us by everyone We are truly blessed to Kve in such a wonderful community : with such lovirig people Thanks to everyone our burdens have been lessened by knowing he was loved and liked by so many people Thank you sincerely IRE JENSENS Tod and Cindy Kayla Jacoby Clayton and : Alysaa ’ Births Frsnkgn County llsdfoai Center 8PACKMAN — Rebecca Roy-lanand Adam Rreaton a girl July 22 Jamee Newton a boy July 20 KOOTON — Alicia Duerach and Michael Logan a girt July 21 HOVEY — Amanda Andrew and Cody Hyrurn a boy July 21 ' PRE&E — Lynze Hyrurn a girt Logan Regional Hoepltal SuzanneWheatley and JUN22 " PETERSEN TTade Chadwick Daniel Logan a girt July 9 HODGSON — Heidi Barge and and Glen Hyrurn a boy July 22 Tine TT Herald yfca&L Journal USPS241-82- MENSTRUAL HEALTH &FMS : RMbhedeveiy Manky itaMfh Suwky narniat' by CkTk VUIct Pubiisfcini LLC 7S Wed 300 Narfc PO Boi 4S7 Lopi Uttfa S4323-04S- 7 ' ' 0 ' ' 1 UuliTtricphonc(435) ' Periadicali ' TrfFn(IOO)275H23or(SS)2S9-763Ul : Lqg l jfj' ' - Contact Christy752"2121 tan? 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