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Show The Ogden Valley news Page Volume XV Issue XIV July 1, 200 Announcements Obituaries Stephanie Lynn Shaw Leo Stephanie Lynn Shaw Leo, 33, died Friday, June 13, 2008 at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden. She was born May 22, 1975 in Ogden, a Stephanie Leo daughter of Clair J. and Jacqueline Felt Shaw. On November 1, 1994, Stephanie married Shelby Jack Leo in Ogden. They were later divorced. She lived in the Ogden Valley most of her life. She loved the Valley and was a “True Valley Girl.” She graduated from Weber High School in 1993. Stephanie loved skiing on Sunday’s and called that her church. She also coached at www.myers-mortuary.com Dee W. Holmes Dee W. Holmes, a valiant son of our Heavenly Father, passed away June 13, 2008 at his home. He was born on March 26, 1931 in Liberty, Dee Holmes Utah to Edgar and Irma Bailey Holmes. He married the former Melba Howell on September 11, 1953 in the Salt Lake Temple. Dee lived his life with great enthusiasm. He believed that happiness was found in the combination of hard work, recreation with family and friends, and service to others. He was, foremost, a devoted family man. He loved his family greatly and was always scheming for ways to get them together. Road trips, surprise visits to Disneyland, church history excursions, and Lake Powell were either on the calendar or on his mind. Dee was a loyal friend and made many cherished relationships that have endured throughout his lifetime. He saw the uncommon in common people and found something to appreciate and celebrate in everyone. Dee served faithfully in the church. He served three full-time missions: in the Northern States Mission where he met Melba, and together at the Ogden Cannery and in the Utah Salt Lake City Mission. He served as a bishop, in the Ogden Temple, as a high councilman, and in many other capacities. He had a beautiful singing voice and shared his musical talents regu- soccer and softball. She was a member of a hiking club, loved the outdoors, and was Julie Ann a member of the Basin Hott Chics (BHC). Alexander She enjoyed camping, biking, swimming, scrapbooking, softball, and all sports. Julie Ann Alexander, Most of all, Stephanie loved her children 48, passed away June and she did everything for her kids. She 13, 2008. She was born December 30, was friends with everyone, had a big heart, 1959 in Ogden, Utah and was a non-judgmental person. to Charles Herbert and Stephanie is survived by one son and three daughters: Jethro Jack, Gabby, Issy, Julie Alexander Lillian Annette Reiken Alexander. and Liz Leo, all of Eden; her parents Julie was a lifelong resident of Utah, of Liberty; two brothers and two sisters, Mitch (Heidi) Shaw, Riverdale; Kelly graduating from Ben Lomond High School (Mareena) Shaw, Liberty; Julie (Greg) in 1978. She was a member of the LDS Duke, Huntsville; Becky Lincoln, Liberty; Church. She loved anything to do with art and and her many friends. Funeral services were held June 19 at the Liberty 1st Ward Chapel, 4150 N. 3300 E. Sherman Interment, Liberty Cemetery. LeMoyne Hislop Send condolences to the family at Sherman LeMoyne <www.lindquistmortuary.com> Hislop, 85, passed away at his home in Provo on larly. June 25, 2008. He was BYU never had a more loyal fan. Dee born April 13, 1923, served as President of the national Cougar to Charles Henry and Club and loved BYU sports even when Mable Roundy Hislop they were the “doormat of the WAC.” in Huntsville, Utah. He He loved to work hard and helped every- was the seventh son in a Sherman Hislop one around him learn to love it as well. He family of ten boys and two girls. Sherm was founded and developed several successful one of the eight Hislop brothers who served businesses primarily in the wood products in the military during World War II. While a Cadet in the Air Force, Sherm industry. He loved being a salesman and married Dorthy McMillon July 25, 1946 in took endless road trips to call on new and the Logan Temple. They had two children, old friends and to make new discoveries Jeanna LaMoyne and Stephen Charles, before that made his life rich and fulfilling. Dorthy passed away January 29, 1955. Dee is survived by his loving and Several years later Sherm was a Major devoted wife Melba and their five children; in the Air Force preparing to graduate from Karen Bailey, Sherrie Martineau (Chris), the University of Colorado in Boulder. Julie Barfuss (Andy), Doug Holmes (Erin), He met Virginia Sharon Kite who became and Lisa Pack (Cord); 28 grandchildren his wife and the mother to his two young and eight great-grandchildren; his siblings children. They were married July 5, 1957 Kenley Holmes (Jan) and Wilma Porter and were sealed in the Logan Temple. (Lyle). He is preceded in death by his They had two daughters, Christine Lea and parents; his siblings Von Holmes (Clara), Caroline, and a son, Henry Alan, to add to Rae Smedley (Rosco and Arden), Lu Deen their wonderful family. He later returned to Colorado to receive his Masters Degree Bingham (Grant), and Beverly Ann Jensen in Aeronautical Engineering. (John); his loving in-laws Rollo and Bessie Sherm was a man with a variety of Howell; and grandson Benjamin Barfuss. interests and careers. He served in the The family wishes to thank the care- Air Force for 20 years. During that time givers from Access Hospice and Comfort he was a test pilot and a Command Pilot Keepers for their kindness, professional- with over 5,000 hours of flying time. His military assignments were focused on ism, and love. Services were held at the Old Post Ward extensive research and development activiin Ogden, located at 5191 Old Post Road, on ties. After his last assignment with the Thursday, June 19 at 12 noon. Interment, Air Force as Chief of Advanced Plans and Farmington City Cemetery. Online guest- Mission Analysis with the Space Systems Division in Los Angeles, Sherm retired as book at <www.russonmortuary.com> a Lt. Colonel in 1964. His second career was with McDonnell Deceased Douglas Corporation in St. Louis. He was the Director of Advanced Technology Shirley A. Braddock, 74, died June Development. When he retired in 1984, he 21, 2008. Ross Wright Eskelson, 87, died June was Vice President and Program Manager of the Cruise Missile Guidance Program. 21, 2008. After retirement, Sherm and Virginia moved to Provo where they could see their grandchildren as they entered BYU and the MTC, and where he could take advantage 2555 WOLF CREEK DR. EDEN of season tickets to the BYU football and basketball games. painting; she would help paint the windows at the Christmas Box House for the holidays; she also enjoyed crocheting and wood carving. If you could think of it, she could do it. She was proud to be a member of AA and helped sponsor others to get through. Julie was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her son JC (Ashley) Pierce; granddaughter Olivia; siblings Roger (Kathy) Alexander, Robert (Susan) Alexander, Adora (Mike) James, and Joe (Karen) Alexander. A special thanks to Betty and Richard Gillihan for putting her on the right path in her life. “Life was tough, but she was tougher” Arrangements under the directions of Myers Mortuary of Ogden. Condolences may be sent to the family When Sherm was ready for a third career, he applied to BYU=s Law School in 1985 at the age of 62. He was accepted and offered a merit scholarship. Before the school year began, a construction loan came through and he was committed to building Liberty Square Apartments, a large complex in Provo for BYU students. As a third career, he became a general contractor and built apartments and homes for himself and others. Finally, he built a home in his much-loved home town of Huntsville. He took time out from building to run for Mayor of Provo in 1989. That he did not succeed was a great relief to Virginia. When Sherm=s physical energy declined, he began to write books from the accumulated notes and poems of a lifetime. Writing was one of his most satisfying accomplishments. Sherm was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as bishop in Roy, Utah and Hawthorne, California while still in the Air Force. He served on two High Councils and was First Counselor in the St. Louis Stake Presidency. He was teaching the Gospel Doctrine Sunday School Class when Virginia first met him. Most of all he enjoyed being a teacher to young people and basketball coach for the young men. In his later years he served as an ordinance worker at the Provo Temple. Sherm had the blessing of many good years and was an inspiration to his family. He is survived by his wife, Virginia, his four children, Jeanna (Chris) Nielson, Steve (Sherie) Hislop, Christine (Stephen) Fuller, and Caroline Hislop. He is also survived by the source of so much joy, his 16 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Sherm is survived by one sibling, his sister, Jane Brubaker. The family would like to express their appreciation for the kind and loving care given to Sherm in his home by Alpine Hospice, especially to his nurses Dana and Verna, and his aides Luke, Ian, and Adam. They treated Sherm like they would their own family. We are grateful also for the tender mercies of family and friends in the Pleasant View 5th Ward. Funeral services will be held Saturday, July 5, at 11:00 a.m. in the Sharon East Stake Center, 2400 N. 1060 E., Provo. 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