| Show A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday August 18 2002 Obituaries and nephews Funeral services will be held at the Flamm Funeral Home 61 N 100 East Rexburg Idaho on Tuesday Aug 20 2002 at 11 am Friends may call Monday from 6:30 to 8 pm and Tues- - ‘ day from 10 to 10:45 am' Burial will be in the Burton Idaho Cemetery The family extends a special thanks to the wonderful staff of IHC Hospice for the loving care and service they provided Condolences may be extended online at Meng Bean Joy LOGAN — Eleanor Joy Meng Bean 82 died Thursday Aug IS 2002 at the home of her soii and daughter-in-la- w Richard and Marilyn Meng of Logan Joy was bom Aug 1 5 1 920 in Thornton Idaho the eldest daughter of Cart Richard and Fredonia Swenson She married Waiter Meng on July 16 1941 in the Cardston Alberta Cana- da LOS Temple Walter died Dec 22 1954 On Dec 7 1956 she married Douglas S Bean in Sugar City Idaho Douglas died Dec 5 1993 Joy grew up on the family farm in Burton Idaho and graduated from Madison High School in Rexburg Shortly after their marriage Walter and Joy moved to Brigham City and then to Ogden as Walter worked as a carpenter in building the Army Hospital and various building projects at Hill Air Force Base They returned to a small larm near Rexburg in 1943 Joy and Walter had one son Richard Because of Walter's illness family moved to Rexburg and Joy provided income for the family by working first at Evans Ice Cream Parlor then in a drug store and for several years she worked at the Ashilman Shoe store in Rexburg where she' made some lifelong friendships In November of 1954 Joy was elected Madison County Trea-in surer and was 1956 Following her marriage to Douglas Bean the family moved to Teton Idaho where Doug was a farmer and rancher Joy and Doug lived in Teton until 1990 Because of some health problems Joy and Doug sold their farm and moved to Logan to be dose to family Joy was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in the Primary Sunday school mutual and Relief Society Joy was preceded in death by her parents and by her two loving husbands Walter and Dou- glia She is survived by her son Richard and daughter-in-laand Marilyn Meng of Logan her two sisters Gwendolyn Bratt of Sugar City and Shirfey and Fred Dee Saurey of Logan She is also survived by her four grandchildren and their spouses Tina and Blake Jensen of Salt Lake City Melissa and Taylor Duer-sc- h of Jamesburg NJ Ryan and Misty Meng of West Jordan Utah arid Cindy and Steve Larsen of Logan She Is also survived by eight with two more on the ' and by many loving nieces way Floyd R Bodrero LOGAN -Floyd R Bodrero beloved hus- band father grandfather and passed away Aug: 14 2002 in the Logan Regional Hospital after a sudden stroke He was 90 Floyd was bom Dec 4 1911 io Moses and Wilhelmina Wanner Bodrero He was educated in the Logan city schools and as a young man showed an interest in music and enjoyed the saxophone Floyd spent most of his early life working on the family farm His love for the soil and the challenge of farming set him on the path and gave him the vocation that he would pursue the rest of his life His chosen career helped him become a horseman a dairyman a welder a mechanic a a farmer He was never too busy to help someone in need often working into the early hours of the morning He loved farming gardening old farm equipment old cars and model trains and tractors He was active and lived independently until the day of his death Floyd married Ruby Anna Kunz on Jan 12 1942 They had seven sons and one daughter Dennis (Betsy) of Tooele Marsha (Gary) Hudson serving in the Denmark Mission Copen- hagen Keith (Sandra) of Colorado Springs Cok James Lynn (Cyndy) of Taylor Utah Travis (Laura) of West Jordan Rex (Karen) of Hyde Park and the-littl- master-of-all-trad- Larry He was preceded in death by his wife Ruby sons Dennis James and Larry one brother Earl two sisters Mae (Mrs w Scores Steele Leatham) and Clara and one grandson He is survived by daughter Marsha sons Keith Lynn Travis and Rex sisters Hazel (Mrs Joel Ricks) of West Valley City Laura (Mrs Marvin Nungesser) of Logan Barbara (Mrs Monte Call) of Malad Idaho and brothers Kenneth (Norma) of Dayton Idaho and Ivan of George Wash 23 grandchildren and 13 great- - ' Continued from A3 school came back scores in reading and language arts had risen across the board The biggest jumps in scores were with the first and fifth grades The percentage of with satisfactory scores on the tests went from 86 percept for the 2000-0- 1 school year to 94 Fifth percentin 2001-0- 2 grade went from 73 to 81 percent Scores for all grades first-grad- es er end-of-lcv- el increased in both reading and math “We are tickled pink with the news” Hanks said “We are up in all areas” 1 Hanks said the news is good hut the scores must go up again for the 2002-0- 3 school year Lincoln Elementary faculty and staff will begin a reading hour in each classroom every day Besides the teacher there will be teachers’ aides volunteer par- ents resource teachers and English as a second language teachers available during reading hour “Research has shown that Services grandchildren Floyd was proud of his family their successes and their activity in the church Floyd was an active high priest hi the Willow Valley First Ward He gave untold service to the church welfare farms and had a special love for temple work and missionaries His greatest pride was his family and he did much to assist them and their children His family loves him and will miss him Funeral services will be held Monday Aug 19 2002 at noon at the Cache Stake Center 125 W 600 North Logan A viewing will be held Sunday from 6 to 8 Mortuary pm at the Alien-Ha- ll 34 E Center St Logan and Monday from 10:30 to 11:30 am at the Cache Stake Center prior to sendees Burial will be in Logan City Cemetery will be held Tuesday The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and was a high priest in the Woodruff Ward He graduated from Logan High School in 1948 where he was active in sports He has worked for LeGrand Johnson and retired from Cache Valley Dairy He loved showing his horses spending time in the outdoors and being with his amat the Aug 20 2002 at 11 LDS chapel 1500 S 600 East Bountiful Visitation for Mends and family will be held Monday from 6 to 8 pm at Russon 295 N Main Bountiful and Tuesday one hour prior to sendees Interment Bountiful City Cemetery 2200 S 200 West An e guest book Mor-tua- ry er on-lin- and directions are available at wwwnj8sonmortuarycom family He is survived by his wife Parma Kendrick Logan four sons and one daughter Doyle and Cathy Kendrick Richfield Jerry and DaNene Kendrick Betty Morse Carlsen Trenton Keith Kendrick Day-to-n Nev Scott and Tammy Kendrick Smithfield LaDawn and Richard Salvesen Nibley one brother John and Lydia Mae Kendrick Logan a sister Jean Kostoff Pasco Wash 16 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren He was preceded In death by his parents a sister Julia May Beckman and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held Tuesday Aug 20 2002 at noon in the Woodruff Stake Center Three Point Ave Friends may call at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary in Logan on Monday from 6 to 8 pm and at the church on Tuesday one hour prior to services Interment will be in the Providence Cemetery LOGAN — Betty Morse Carlsen 72 returned to her Heavenly Father on Aug 15 2002 following Faye Marie Winborg Boothe compll-catidnsfro- heart attack She was bom Aug 13 1930 in Inkom Idaho a daughter of Berkley and Doretta Hudson Morse She was the youngest of 13 children She attended Logan city schools She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints She married her sweetheart of 56 years Lowell D Carlsen on July 23 1946 She was a devoted wife and loving caring moth- er and grandmother She was compassionate toward others and always wanted to help She is the mother of five sons She is survived by her husband Lowell five sons L Dean D Craig G Bruce and Susan P Kent and Terry B Carlsen all of Logan nine grandchildren 1 6 two sisters Bonnie Kelstrom of Roy Elva Cooper of Salt Lake City and Harold Gardner of Salt Lake City She was preceded in death by her parents six brothers and four sisters Funeral services will be held Monday Aug 19 2002 at 1 Mortuary pm in the Alien-Ha- ll 34 E Center St Friends may call at the mortuary Monday from 11:30 am to 12:45 pm Interment will be in the Logan City Cemetery Together Forever BOUNTIFUL— Our sweet ' generous mother grandmother and sister Faye Marie Winborg'' Boothe 69 passed away Aug 15 2002 after a sudden illness She joins her sweetheart Jon Reed Boothe to whom she was sealed Jan 211954 in the lTogan Temple Faye was bom Feb 16 1933 in Nibley Utah to George Windsor and Bernice Hovey Winborg She graduated from Utah State University with a degree in education She taught kinder- garten in Davis County for 29 years She was a faithful member of the LDS Church in the Bountiful 25th Ward where she has lived for 40 years Faye is survived by daughters VeAnri (Greg) Schaefermeyer ‘ Blanche J Woolsey Blanche Bertha Justensen Woolsey 95 died Aug 14 2002 at the Sunshine Ter- family LOGAN — NeVear Melvin Kaysville Kathryn (Wayne) Gellder Bountiful 13 grandchil- Kendrick 71 of dren brother George H Win- borg Millville sisters Loma (Dennis) Jensen River Heights Sharie (Bill) Green Bakersfield Calif and Mend Jean Mecham who is loved like a daughter Faye was preceded in death by her husband Reed and her parents We express special appreciation to the doctors and nurses of the UofU Surgicql ICU for their skill devotion and compassion ’ during our ordeal Logan died Friday Aug 16 2002 at his home in Logan of natural caus- - es -- He was bom Sept 20 1930 in Logan a son of NeVear Jones and Elva May Astle Kendrick He married Parma Dene Hepworth on Sept 28 1950 in the Logan LDS Temple He was there is more progress with reading in smaller groups” Hanks said “We have every available human being attacking this” an active member - of She was bom March 13 1907 in Meadowville Utah She was the eighth and youngest of children bom to Rastus Peter -Justensen and Clara Mena Mousley Blanche married Fearel Lars Woolsey of Mount Pleasant Utah on June 17 1925 in Manti Utah They were later sealed in the Logan LDS Temple They lived in Moroni Utah from 1925 until 1931 when they moved to Lehi Utah In 1937they moved to Mount Pleasant where they lived until 1941 when they moved to Logan where Fearel had secured employment at the Utah State Agriculture College currently known as Utah State University Blanche worked at Bushnell Veterans Hospital in Brigham City helping young soldiers who had been Wounded during World War II She also worked 1 at the Budge Hospital as a aid She loved working nurse's in the nurqpry with newborns Blanche is a member of The' the changes will be more moderate The scores went up significantly last time he said so it isn’t realistic to expect them to jump as much next time “We feel great about where we’re at and the direction we’re headed” Hanks said Despite being on thelist of schools that failed to meet state standards Hanks said parents were understanding and supportive “This was not the fault of and second-grad- e classes will have more intensive help during reading hour First-- with more responsibility on the teachers from third to fifth grade Although he said he is sure the scores for 2002-0- 3 will go up and the reading program will be successful Hanks said She was preceded in death by her parents brothers and sisters her husband Fearel and her daughter Madge Git-ji- anyone and we’re not sure of all the reasons why it hap-pened” Hanks said “We are working to improve our fost scores and we’re forging ahead to make improve- The family wishes to thank the Sunshine Terrace Sunshine Terrace Day Care IHC Home Care BRAG and Dr Avery for their kind and loving care Funeral services will be held on Monday Aug 19 2002 at 1 pm at the Logan 13th Ward church at 195 S 100 East Friends may call at the Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary 34 E Center St on Sunday from 6 to 8 pm and on Monday from 11 30 am to noon at the church Burial will be in Logan City Cemetery Card Turner We would especially like to thank the Hyrum 6th Ward Relief Society and Priesthood for everything they did on such short notice It was greatly appreciated Thank you all so very much The Turner Family Kae Gene and Heidi Alta Jessop and Barbra Kresie Births -a Logan Regional Hospital Heidi Burgoyne and PARSON Brett Logan girl Aug 13 ESPLIN — D'Lynne- - Kirby and Robert Logan a girl Aug 14 HALTER — Janetta Johnson and Jason Logan a boy Aug 13 5HIBALD — Amy Leishmah and Craig WeDsville a boy Aug 14 WARD — Telay Stauffer and Matthew Hyrum a boy Aug 15 HICKMAN — Kendra Nix and David Logan a girt Aug 14 SEVILLA — Lynette Winn and Pedro North Logan a girl Aug 14 BROWN — Alisa larrison and Benson Hyrum a girl Aug 8 JOHNSON — Stacie Thompson and Rick Laketown a boy Aug 15 ARGYLE — Julie Suisse and Nathan Logan a boy Aug 15 CHRISTENSEN EmHy Johnson and Matthew Logan a girt Aug 15 PUGLIESE Stephanie Ariotti and Chris Logan a girl Aug 16 LYON — Monica Dornan and Cassidy Garland a girl Aug 16 - Hyde 's Encore Charles McCollum lds touns HISTORIC NAUVOO OcObar 14-1- 7 J-- nnnNsoN BUI INTO W Nbk 1- -i Nk 12-1- 7 Dw Mort tom MchiOi 12 1 or 5 hjncwsxpm V I -- V St i!' 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