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Show Volume XIV Issue XVII The Ogden Valley news Page 7 June 15, 2007 Announcements Birthdays has spent most of his life in Willard and graduated from Box Elder High. Lowell served in the United State Air Force during World War II. He was a Master Sergeant stationed in England. He married Lenora Lowell Lemon Harrop on August 12, 1948, in The Logan Temple. Lowell and Lenora have been in the farming and dairy business for more than 60 years. They enjoy wintering in their St. George home and spending their summers on their Willard farm. As a member of the LDS Church, he has served in many positions. His interest includes wood working, metal art, and traveling. His children and their spouses are Elizabeth and Eddy Kulbacki, Clinton, UT; Richard and Mary Lemon, Chandler, AZ; JoAnn and Richard Day, Willard, UT; Kent and Cathy Lemon, Auburn, WA; Winston and Annette Sales, Liberty, UT; Helen Marie, Willard, UT (decreased); Marilyn Mike, Fruitland, New Mexico. Obituaries Edna Irene Houghton Carter Edna Irene Houghton Carter died at the age of 93 on Thursday, May 24, 2007 at the home of her granddaughter, Karen Lee Judkins. She was born September 13, 1913 in Ogden, Utah to James and Sarah Houghton. Edna married George Carter. They lived in Ogden, Roy and Huntsville and spent 29 winters in Arizona. They enjoyed 75 years together caring for one another and remaining close to their son Marvin. George left their side July 5, 2006. Though quietly independent, Edna lived her life to the fullest and enjoyed every moment, touching the hearts of all who (cont. from page 6) Obituaries knew her. She gave of her time and love unconditionally, always willing to listen and make us laugh. Edna retired from Swift and Company, formerly American Pack. She enjoyed many activities Edna Carter throughout her life including water skiing, fishing, and bowling. Edna enjoyed vacationing with her sisters, especially their trips to Wendover. She expressed her artistic talent by china painting, ceramics, and crocheting many afghans. Among her talents she was also voted “the best cupcake baker and card player ever” by her great-grandchildren. Her greatest achievement was her son Marvin with whom she shared a very special relationship. Edna is survived by her son Marvin George Carter of Huntsville; four grandchildren: Connie (Jim) Robison, Tremonton; Karen Lee (Rex) Judkins, Roy; Brock (Holly) Carter, Roy; Quinn (Bonnie) Carter, Surprise, AZ; 14 great-grandchildren; and 19 great-great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Bessie Robinson, Salt Lake City and Donna Fletcher, Phoenix, AZ; one sister-in-law, Bernice Carter, Ogden; and former daughter-in-law, June Shrope. Edna was preceded in death by her parents, her husband George, brothers Thomas, Herbert and James Houghton; sisters Nettie Griffiths, Mary Warren, and Elva Houghton. Graveside services were held May 29 at the Huntsville Cemetery. Thank you, Grandma, for being a great example to us and blessing us with memories to cherish. We’ll be loving you. The family extends their gratitude to Julie Thompson and the staff of Applegate Hospice, especially Jodi, Rachael, Julie and Carol for their compassion and help during Subscriptions available for out of area residents at $18.00 annually. Send payment with mailing address to: The Ogden Valley news P O BOX 130, EDEN UT 84310 Grandma’s last few months; and a special Emilie, and Adam. thanks to Karen Lee for her love and endSurviving are a daughter, Karen of less devotion in caring for Grandma. Alexandria, Virginia and a son, Peter of Email condolences to the family at Eden, Utah. <www.lindquistmortuary.com> A family and friends gathering was held Friday, June 8, 2007 at Aaron’s Mortuary and Crematory, 1600 Washington Blvd., Charles P. Ogden, Utah Palmer Condolences may be extended to the family at <aarons@relia.net> Charles P. Palmer, 87, Curtis Brent passed peacefully Shupe Wednesday, May Curtis Brent 30, 2007 from Shupe, age 62, causes incident of Orem, Utah to age. He was passed away on born July 6, 1919 Friday, June 1, in Springfield, 2007 in the Uintah Massachusetts to Mountains which Charles Palmer Elsa Goehlert and he loved. Charles Patrick Curtis was Palmer. He married Tekla Mae Fredsall born May 24, 1945 April 13, 1946 at her parent’s home in in Ogden, Utah to Harwinton, Connecticut. They had two Curtis Shupe Ross and Dorothy children. Shupe. He grew He served in the U.S. Army and was a up in North Ogden, then at age 14 moved WWII Veteran. to Huntsville. He graduated from Weber As a graphic artist he worked for many High School and later from Weber State private companies and clients for 20 years University receiving a Bachelors Degree in before becoming an art teacher. He lived Microbiology. He served an LDS Mission for many years in New York State before retiring to Virginia. His passions included to the Chile, Santiago Mission. Upon making arts and crafts, stamp collecting, his return he married Sharon Lee Stone. antique glass pitchers, his children, relaOBITUARIES cont. on page 8 tives, and grandchildren Benjamin, Nathan, |
