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Show Page 6 The Ogden Valley news Volume XXII Issue VII June 1, 2014 Announcements Obituaries Wilbur H. Berrett December 12, 1919 ~ May 12, 2014 Wilbur H. Berrett, 94, passed away on May 12, 2014 in Bountiful, Utah. He was born on December 12, 1919 in North Ogden, Wilbur H. Berrett Utah, to Marlon H. and Stella Barker Berrett. On Oct. 16, 1940, he married the love of his life, Doris Hill, in The Salt Lake LDS Temple. During World War II, he worked for the Red Cross in San Francisco, then returned to settle in North Ogden, Utah where he and Doris raised 4 children. He worked for First Security Bank for 39 years, retiring in 1985. He was vice-president and manager of the northern division mortgage loan department. He was a president of the Utah Mortgage Bankers Association. Upon his retirement, the Ogden newspaper Business Editor dubbed him Northern Utah’s Mr. Mortgage. He provided financing as well for significant real estate-recreational developments in Bear Lake, Ogden Valley, Brian Head, Terry Lynn Jones 1937 ~ 2014 Terry Lynn (Telford McBride) Jones passed away peacefully in her sleep on Mother’s Day. We could not think of a better present for her on this special day as we celebrate her return to our Heavenly Father; Robert Terry Lynn Jones and Wanda Telford, her parents; Milt Jones, her eternal companion; and other family and loved ones. She lived a life worthy of the presence of the Father. Terry’s six children were from her first marriage to Michael McBride. Her children, Mike (Rani), Jon (Jane), James (Wendy), Robert (Amy), Daniel (Darlene), and Suzette love and cherish their mother. Terry’s marriage and sealing to Milt brought his loved four children into her life: Jim (Beverly), Russ (Nadine), Julie (Steve), and Kristie. She has 30 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. She is survived by her six siblings: Robert, Richard, Paul, Ted, Michael, and Kathryn. Terry’s church service included pianist, organist, choir director, Primary President and and Ogden City. Carl L Holton (Brother Carl) Active in community life, Wilbur served Carl L Holton (Brother Carl), 88, passed as councilman and mayor of North Ogden and was also elected to the Utah House of away May 13, 2014 at St. Joseph Villa in Salt Representatives. After that he was a lobbyist Lake City. He was born November 11, 1925 in St. Louis, Missouri to James and Caroline for the Ogden Chamber of Commerce. Wilbur was born with an outgoing nature Holton. Brother Carl had been a member of the and loved people. He often told stories of events in his life. At an early age he was active Monastery community for over 40 years. He in sports including commercial fast pitch and came with a Master’s Degree in Forestry and basketball teams, along with playing on church years of experience that helped us in our farmball teams. Always an active LDS church ing and range operations. Brother Carl was an excellent cook, and member, he held both ward and stake positions. He was devoted to his family and was proud of prepared meals for our many guests over the his children and grandchildren and their accomplishments. James Randall Wilbur is survived by his children, Dennis, Thorsted Diane (Jerry) Ellison, Steve, and Barbara; 11 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren. He November 1, 1952 ~ May is survived by his brother Val (Julie) Berrett 11, 2014 and sister Belva (Richard) Phipps. He was preJames Randall ceded in death by his wife, Doris, in 2002; his Thorsted, 61, passed away parents, and seven brothers and sisters. Sunday, May 11, 2014. Funeral services were held Saturday, May He was born November 17 at Lindquist’s North Ogden Mortuary, 2140 1, 1952, the son of LeRoy N. Washington Blvd. Harold and Alice Ezma Interment, Ben Lomond Cemetery, North James Thorsted Randall Thorsted. Randy Ogden. was raised in Ogden and Send condolences to the family at <www. graduated from Ogden High School and attendlindquistmortuary.com> ed Weber State University. Randy married his sweetheart Edris “Eddie” teacher, Young Women’s leader, visiting teacher, and temple worker. She served a mission Greenwell on August 31, 1985. They were later with Milt in the Toronto, Canada LDS Temple. sealed together, along with their son, Chris, She wrote and directed winning “Road Shows” for time and all eternity on July 2, 1987 in the Ogden LDS Temple. Randy and Eddie moved in the once small town of Alpine, Utah. Her civic service included PTA President and to North Ogden and later moved to Pleasant special education teacher in Jr. High for ten years. View where they have lived for the last 16 In her later years, Terry loved to travel; especially years. He belonged to the Pleasant View 11th Ward, the trips that included genealogy work. Most of Pleasant View South Stake. He held numerous all, she enjoyed her trips with all her grandchilchurch positions including, High Priest Group dren to the magical world of Disney. Terry would want her wonderful hospice Leader, Young Men’s Counselor, Scout Master, nurses at Valeo thanked. She spent only a few and Stake Provident Living Leader. He loved weeks with Jeff, Martha, and Anne, but loved Scout Camp and High Adventure Outings. Randy’s passion in life was creating really them so. We thank them along with Holly and Cory. We also thank the members of Terry’s good food, properly prepared. He was a ward, and especially Bishop Hunt. Special, Certified Executive Chef, a Certified Food special thanks to Ron and Susan Wicks for Management Professional, and a Certified your tireless love and service to our mother! ServSafe Manager and Instructor. He manThank you Aunt Kathy, Suzette, Mandi, and aged Ye Lion’s Den Restaurant during the Dr. Shelly Ebert for all you have done over the early 1980’s and then purchased the business long months and days in caring for and fulfill- in 2001 with his wife as his business partner. He was known to have the best prime rib ing Terry Lynn’s wishes to a “T” Funeral services were held Saturday, May anywhere! He also owned and operated Food 17 at the Highland 18th LDS Ward Chapel, for Thought Café in North Ogden from 1988 to 1992. He had been a volunteer participant 4679 W. 11000 N., Highland, Utah. in the “Real Men Can Cook” fundraiser for the Interment at the Highland City Cemetery. Condolences may be sent to the family at YCC of Ogden for the past ten years. He was a past member of Ducks Unlimited, <www.warenski.com> ACF Beehive State Chef’s Chapter, and the Utah Restaurant Association. He belonged to the Pintail Duck Club, the National Rifle Association, the Boy Scouts of America, and lately the Front Sight Firearms Training Institute. He was a Range Officer for the Wasatch Shooters Association. Randy was an avid outdoorsman and loved the mountains, lakes, and especially fly-fishing streams. He loved to ski and was a ski instructor at Snow Basin in his younger years. He loved to hunt, fish, hike, camp, and teach his children and the youth of his ward his passion for outdoor activities and enjoying God’s magnificent creations. As a child, he was a little rascal; as an adult, Randy was always willing to serve oth- years. He could be seen every summer in a favorite activity, astride a tractor, as he was instrumental in the success of our extensive harvesting efforts. In later years, as his health began to fail, Brother Carl’s care for us was returned by our care for him, in our Monastery infirmary and in professional healthcare facilities. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, May 17, 2014 at the Monastery, 1250 S. 9500 E., Huntsville, Utah, under the direction of Myers Mortuary of Ogden. Interment at the Monastery Cemetery. ers. He greatly loved his grandmother and selflessly devoted himself to caring for her in her later years. He currently was caring for his mother with steady patience and vigilant attention. He held his extended family together by carrying on many holiday traditions with his delicious cooking. He utilized the same diligence and passion for feeding people excellent food in his latest position as the Director of Dining Services at Country Pines Retirement Community in Clinton. He loved to teach his culinary skills to his children, nieces, those who he employed, and any others who sought knowledge and expertise from him. At the end of Thanksgiving dinner, he never once failed to say, “It takes two days to prepare and 15 minutes to eat.” He was a devoted husband, father, brother, and son. He not only left a huge hole in his family, but also in his ward family and community. Randy is survived by his loving wife, Eddie; son, Christopher Randall Thorsted; daughters, Kathryn Anne (Richard) May, Dannelle (Ryan) Holding, and Erika (Rodney) Biggs; three grandchildren; mother, Alice Thorsted Cawley; sisters, Laney Lamie, Alison (Jerry) Wilhelmi; and his cherished nieces, Dani, Emily, and Lauren. He was preceded in death by his father, grandparents, and niece Noelle. Funeral services were held Saturday, May 17, 2014 at the Pleasant View 11th Ward Chapel, 500 W. 3100 N. Interment, Ben Lomond Cemetery, North Ogden. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Diabetes Association at (www.diabetes.org/ donate/) would be greatly appreciated. Charitable donations may be made in James’s memory to: AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION OF UTAH 4424 S 700 E STE #100 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84107 Telephone: 801-363-3024 Send condolences to the family at <www. lindquistmortuary.com> Deceased Darlene Hawkins Garrett, 81, died May 11, 2014. William E. Goodell, Jr., 80, died May 12, 2014. Dale Huband Ellis, 84, died May 17, 2014. Joseph Wayne Noble, 80, died May 17, 2014. Gary M. Stokes, 69, died May 20, 2014. Carver’s Cove Baby Animal Days June 1 - 30 Open Wednesday thru Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information call 801-745-3018 or visit www.carverscove.com Looking for an experienced agent to sell your home? 30 years of experience selling Ogden Valley Homes Multi-Million Dollar Sales Master Of course I can sell your Home, Condo or Property! Paul L. 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