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Show Sun Advocate Price, Utah Tuesday May 21, 2002 11A Casfle Valley ohRnaries I Scott Fugate Ross Oliveto tionnie Rasmussen PRICE - Ross Oliveto, age 85, passed away May 16, 2002 at Castleview Hospital in Price. He was born May 10, 1917 in Sunnyside to William and Isabel Baxberio Oliveto. Married Annie Angotti Sept 16, 1941 in Price. Ross was the owner and operator of the Airport Service Station in Price for 37 years. His caring and giving for all his cus- ORANGEVILLE - Our beloved Bonnie Bell Rasmussen, age 71, returned to her Heavenly home May 17, in Price. She was bom in Orangeville 'on Nov. 3, 1930 to Herald and Fhyc Stilson Bell. Married Keith' Rasmussen Dec. 9, 1949. She was raised in Orangeville most ofher life and enjoyed many it tomers and exceptional mechanic skills earned him a communitywide reputation as a fair, honest and friendly businessman. Ross was referred to those who knew him as a the man with the Big Hands and he was always there to help anyone in need, day or night Ross was a loving husband, fiN'- ' - ORANGEVILLE After 71 years of life Scott Chadwick Fugate passed away at his home in Orangeville May 13, 2002. Chad was bom in Ferron on Oct. 1 1, 1930 where he spent his life until marrying Marilyn Cox Jan. hobbies, including riding the gardening and grdwing flowers, traveling, and was extremely happy when she had her root beer and ice cream. Her greatest joy in life came from serving and loving her famfour-wheel- . ily. She was an active member of the LDS Church. She served in many callings in the church, including Sunday School teacher, young womens, Relief Society presidency, compassionate service director and worked in the Oliveto, Hayden, Colo.; grand- fe-th- er, daughter, Machete (Shane) grandfather and who gave all hie had both physically and emotionally to his family and he never missed an opportunity to help a friend or neighbor. Ross was fondly referred to as the Gentle Giant by Dr. Mat Morgan. Over the years, Ross trained many young employees in the skills of hard weak and honest which prepared them for successful careers in their personal and business lives. He touched many lives as an outstanding role great-grandfath- Lemon, Grand Junction, Cola; Stephanie (Steve) Oviatt, Huntington; Nicole (Rob) Alt, Billand ings, Mont; Manti LDS Temple. She also great-grands- served a mission call to Wisconsin. little buddy, Nickolas Ross Oviatt, Huntington; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by parents; daughter, Merlene Skoglund; brothers, Sam and Dominic Oliveto; sisters, Anne Kaye and Catherine Rasmussen, Orangeville; Sandra (Paul) Oveson, Cleveland; Uuni Feta The family would like to express gratitude to the staff at the Heirloom Inn for the wonderful and loving care during his stay model Ross received matty outstanding business awards from Chevron Oil Compaity and the Price Chamber of Commerce. Samuel Gibby Brasher that. band, father and grandfather, peacefully passed away with his family around him on May 16, Catholic Church. Committal service, Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, remem- 2002 at age 84 in Sandy. Bom Oct. 5, 1917 in Hunting-to- brances may be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of choice. Survived by loving wife, Annie Oliveto, Price; daughter, Carol (Earl) Marra, Price; sister, Sally LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Carolyn Powell Peters, 62, passed away Tuesday, May 14, 2002, at Columbia Sunrise Hospital She was bom Nov. 19, 1939 to Wilford and Evelyn Powell Married John Peters March 26, 1960. She was a homemaker who loved to cook, craft and sew. Survived by husband,: John, North Las Vegas, Nev.; daughter, Kelley Duran, North Las Vegas, Nev.; sons, Justen Peters, Las Vegas, Nev.; Douglas Peters, Santa Maria, Calif.; sister, Merlene DeCaro, Price; brothers, Clark POweU,' Newport Beach, CaliL; Douglas Powell Santa Rosa, Calif.; and nine grandchildren. She was preceded in death by parents; and niece Denise Denny DeCaro. Memorial services will be June 1 in Las Vegas under the directions of Palm Mortuary-Cheyen7400 W. Cheyenne in his late 70s. He was best known for his unconditional love, humor, friendship and devotion to his family. Gibby proudly served in the Army during World War II. He was a member of the Lions Club and worked with the Prevention of Blindness Society. Survived by wife, Ruth; children, Lynda McBride, Lynn (Barbra) Brasher, JuDee Brasher and Nancy (Robert) Lyons. He was the proud grandfather of e, Road, Las Vegas, Nev. Carole De Leon Lynn Lyons, Brittany McBride, Orris McBride, Pat Daniels, Chad Briggs, Kari Cannon and Dyke Briggs; 22 eight ami sister, Anona Oliver. Preceded in death by parents; sister, Elda Burnside; brothers, Marion and Merrill and special Brian McBride. Also preceded in death by best friend, Paul Palmer. son-in-la- - Funeral services Monday, behind. She was a lifetime member of the LDS Church. Carole is survived by daughter and husband, Sheila (David) Mam, Riverside, Calif.; and two grandchildren, Candace and Erik. ALso survived by brother, Thomas Gray. Funeral services will be Tuesday, May 21, at 11 a.m. at the Price IDS Stake Center, located at 500 East 100 South, where friends may call one hour prior to services. 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Carole May De Leon, age 64, passed away May 16, 2002 in Price after a brief illness. She was bom May 30, 1937 in Salt Lake City to Peter Moroni and Lillie May Jorgensen Gray. Her kindness and humor will long be remembered by her family and many friends she leaves to Frances Marion Brasher Carolyn Peters NSV8W' Daniel (Stephanie) Fugate, and numerous beloved grandchildren He foland lows his parents; Yukon and Maggie (Jensen) Fugate; brother, Mince Fugate; and sister, Virginia (Ginny Fugate) Magliocco in death. His love, quick wit, and mischievous grin will be missed by friends and family ton numerous and often joked about burning to mention. Services will he Tuesday, May his castoffs and mistakes in the old pot belly stove in his shop. - 21, noon, at the Orangeville 1st He is survived by wife, Marilyn LDS Ward Chapel. A visitation will be from 10:30 to 1 1:45 a.m. (Cox), Chris Chadwick (Debbie) Interment will be in the Ferron Fugate, Maigaret Fugate-SwaseRuth McCoard (Mark) Nelson, Cemetery under the direetkm of James Kon (Tish) Fugate, Scott Riusctt Mortuary in Castle Dale. PRICEWELLINGTON n and Ida May Rowley. Married Ruth N. Otterstrom Nov. 18, 1946 in the Manti LDS Tfcmple. Dad was an avid sports fen; he especially liked the Boston Red Socks. He was quick to tell a story or recite a poem. He loved animals, reading, the outdoors and being a home teacher. Dad was a coal miner and a farmer. He farmed until he was PRlCENORTH 13, 1931. Soon after marrying Marilyn, he was shipped out to serve his country and returned with combat honors from the Korean Conflict. Following his service in the U.S. Army, he began raising his family in Kennewick, Wash. While there, he worked at the Hanford Nuclear Power Plant helping to advance nuclear medicine and science. In 1971, he moved his family to Ferron and began working at mine. the Chad retired from Dugway Proving Grounds and moved into the Cox family home in Orangeville. He and Marilyn served an LDS mission in Houston, Texas. Chad enjoyed visiting with grandkids, working with wood, y, SANDY- - Samuel Chester Gibby Brasher, our loving hus- Funeral Mass Monday, May 20, at Notre Dame de Lourdes He was a member of the Catholic Church and a life member of the Price Elks Lodge 1550. Bell (Calvin) Bennett, Clawson; and Bret M. (Sharon) Rasmussen, Huntington; 22 grandchildren, and eight Also survied by three brothers, .Ibm (Margaret) Bell, George (Ann) Bell Claude (Janet) Bell; sister-in-laCarol Bell, all of was preceded in She Orangeville. death by parents, one brother, and two grandchildren. 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