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Show T UXTAll BASIN STANDARD. November Richens E. Ervin Arnold (Dick) Richens. age 83, returned home to his Heavenly Father, October 30, 2000, Sandy, L. Utah, after a abort illness. Dick was born the 10th of 15 children to Henry Thomaa Richens & Catherine Arthema Mott on April 9, 1917, Arcadia, Utah. Married Adelaide Margaret Fish November 28, 1938. Later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple December 12, 1963. They were blessed with eight children. He loved to farm on the Ranch where he was bum and raised. There he was truly at home. He also loved hunting and fishing, lie laid the main sewer lines in the Salt Lake Valley with hia brothers, some trenches near 60 ft. deep, risking his life. He was a very good Equipment Operator. He had a friendly personality. and always had a joke nr riddle to tell. He was alway willing to help people. He will I e with us in our thoughts, and wewil! iiw him dearly. Preceded in deal h by his parents, nine brothers, two sisters, & first bom son. Joseph Ervin. Survived by hia wife Adelaide, Children - Anna (Charlie) Reynolds. Sheila (Rick) Litaon, Rosemary (Ron) Lloyd, Linda (Gary) Hancey, Jeannie (Dennis) Glasebum, Steven (Jill) Richens, Denise (JR) Carter. 39Grandund61 Great Grand children - Brothers Afton Richens, Arlo Richens Sister Thelma McKenna Jensen Lawrell C. Jensen, age 93, of Roosevelt, pawed away November 1, 2000 at hia home. He waa born May 6, 1907 in Fountain Green, Utah to Neils Cornelius Jensen and Lizia (Eliza) Christine Anderson Jensen. Hr married Elvida iVeda) Cox August 30, 1934. she preceded him in death April 25, 1996. He graduated from Snow College and was an all star basketball player when Snow went undefeated. He went on to BYU and graduated in Physical Education. He played professional basketball two yean for the US Mines. His high school coaching career led him to several high schools, such as Moroni High. Mount Pleasant High, and The Fielding Academy in Montpelier, Idaho. Lawrell's career as a principal began in Paris. Idaho and followed him to Roosevelt. He was the principal for Roosevelt High and Roosevelt Junior High. Lawrrll was the principal at the junior high for 21 years until he retired in 1972. Lawrrll was very civic minded, and served in many local and state o fTices He served as president ofthe Lions Club. Chamber of Commerce, and waa on the dty council. He was the state chairman fur the Utah State Division of Aging and Adult Service. He was chairman for the state AARP board, and was a key player in securing funding for Roosevelt 'a Crossroads Centennial Senior Center. Lawrrll has received numerous swards from various organizations, which wu greatly appreciated by his family and himself. In addition to the civic service. La wrell served in the LDS Church in many different capacities. He loved horses and always had at least one or two to ride. He loved gardening and shared hia harvest with his neighbors. He also had an insurance business and a farm with some cattle. Lawrrll is survived by sons, Carl ( Debra) Jensen, of Littleton. CO. and Robert (Linda) Jensen, of Ogden; $ grandchildren. great grandchildren, and a brother, Ray Jensen, ofTifton, GA. He was preceded in death by brothers, Vcm. and Dean Jensen, and a sister, Cora Madsen. Funeral service bold Saturday, November 4. 2090, 1 1:00 AM. at the Roosevelt LDS 5thWard Chapel. Burial in the Roosevelt Memorial Park under direction oftheliullinger Mortuary. Memorial services were held Saturday, Nov. 4, 2000. 11am., at the Willow Creek 7 Ward. Interment at the Mountain View Memorial l a gift from the members snd prizes were given to Barbara Thorne, Teresa Harmston. and Jennn Yack. . Card of Thanks Our Mom, Erna E. Murray, had lots of great friends and loved living here in the Uintah Bain. To all those that showed expressions of friendship, kindness and love we are extremely grateful. Thank you all the home care people who have helped care for mom the past few years. Thank You Uintah Busin Home Health & Hospice, Roosevelt 4th Ward and all those that brought food, flowers and helped share our grief at her passing. Again we are reinforced as to the quality of good people that live here i n our area. The Family of Ema E. Murray Lois Hanson, Donna Davies Jerry Murray Larry Murray Danny Murray 1; American legion Auxiliary. j.urricr, ixtu. pir, the annual 1r reel" for the VA ho.-p-i- l'ii.: (' i 0.!t t id t !' -- 1 !; - u: : ho.-:- k a.v : ...-Mi- are providing g:fta for . t h. -e fa. Sondra Nielsen and her children of Lemington was here to spend the weekend with her folks. Dean and Pam Peter in. They also visited wit h other family members and grandmother VvvaTollefson. Her husband was deer hunting. Brad and Cami Toltefson and their lit tie family of Mid vale came to spend the weekend wit h his folks Bruce and Darlene T ol!efon. js t'i I he Vi terans at the VA rn Suit Lake. Veterans who at the honpital can choose (if charge to pve to their r.ilx-- rf urV, fi'rC!iri;mas. Many r aim in the hospital are i n-.- fin.t.ii : ,!i able to buy gifts and this pr ct i nai.k-s- hen to give at Chrifct-- ii. Unit 64 gathering dona-ti- fti.d will deliver them to the In j i(uiiiS.u; luikc D'liatiiinsmutd w iei.:s alia '.he hospital asks tie -' ih na' m t ..- 1 -' Connie Cleave and Rachel Henderson drove down to Moab where they spent three days with Rachel's three sons, Brent, Nolan, and Chuck and their families. Bub and Rita Adanmch came from Gurrany Wi. with a pickup truck and trailer. Thev are moving a .tc::.s he included. Dobe r( .eived by Nov. 15. A: vine to donate to this rti'.y proicct t.) benefit our veter-ai.- al can contact auxil-u- i it in r pn si nt. Beverly Hansen, u'cef.iry Teresa Harmston, 7LJ J.'ila er Bev and Mdhe's in R iv. It I i.e ;riiny Birthday dub met on O t. I:S ct the Premier Grill to cel-u- ! birihdav ofFern i'.c the Jt in.Li.ru hi n wa? nerved to mem-- b .itvi g before several tables si i'ri.ic'j were played Fern received r.'i n . ig t;-.- ' hu-p- 722-341- ,)- - ?jzt to Rita's mother Verl Nelson Wisconsin with them for a while Verl Nelson was taken to Bountiful by her two son's Marlin and iJelmun to keep a doctors appoir.ipu r.t Von and Darlene Thomas and son Jack went to C entemile List week. They went to visit their son Dam-1and Charieen and also got to me snd visit with their little great grands-- n who is five months old along with their other grandson Logon. Zola Fweat. wife of Ferris of Kruiiland, spent three days in the Provo hospital. Zola had a heart attack while she was in the hospital. They did some repair on her heart. Aaron Dunsmore. son of Wally and Judy Dunsmore, Arcadia, gave his mission farewell in the Bridgeland Ward on Sunday, Oct 29 Heisguir.g to serve in the Canada. Vancouver Mission. Those from outoflownwho attended was his mother, KoU-rtDura-morHeber; Father. Clyde Heath. CA: His grandmother Ida Frsndson, Elsanore. le t of friends who sang a beautiful song. All of Aaron's family took part of the program. Aaron will enter the MTt a The Stake Relief Society program put on at the Stake Center on Oct 26 was well represented and the d isplay of quilts were more than spectaru lar. Most of the ward members al! helped on the quilts. Shop the Classifieds nn 1u UWlM ce toe Bunor IM! Smewa's G0 OfferiExpires SSSHfl DIGITAL DYNAMITE DEAL! Two Receiver System With Installation vV mcluOes compter e jytfem New sut'sc.x?' More Channels! 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Russell, Whiterocks; Km,ymjr tLeAnn) Reed, and ofWhiterecks ; 10 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild, brother and sisters. Clifford (Charlrne) Duncan. Xeola; Madeleine Marlines, Neola; Jean Phelps. Whiterocks Road, Luke Duncan, Neola. Madeleine Martinez, Neola.Joan P hr Ira. Whiten k Rond. and Judy Lynn Peterson. Salt Lake City. Lillian was preceded in death bv her parents, a daughter, Iva Reed, brothers and sister, Rudolf Ncphi, Clinton Duncan. Alvina Duncan, Delilah Duncan, Sally Duncan, and Nettie Duncan. smo 'S&d W S3 L ftjy TN.V V- -: m WJI More local channels NOW on DISH Network! ALL SALT LAKE CITY CHANNELS!!! JiTj (S) jSfe KJZZ BYU-T- V CBS ABC NBC HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER FuncndsPTYtcrehrM 11 m. Tuesday. Nov 7 st the St Flusheths Tho Switch Episcopal Church in Whiterocks Burial in the John Harmee (em-eter- y in Whitrrock under the direction of the lluVunger Mortuapy. On. 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