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Show The Ogden Valley news Volume XXV Issue X Page 7 June 15, 2019 Announcements Obituaries Robert Womack January 27, 1951 ~ May 30, 2019 Robert Lee Womack, 68, of Eden, Utah, died Wednesday, May 29, 2019. He was born January 27, 1951 to Boyce and Nora Womack. Robert was a 1969 Robert Womack graduate of Salem High School. He graduated in 1973 from Indiana Dr. Frank Guliuzza III February 2, 1957 ~ February 26, 2019 Dr. Frank Guliuzza III slipped peacefully into the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ February 26, 2019. Frank passionately Frank Guliuzza served his Lord and others for over 40 years. Frank was born February 2, 1957 to Frank Guliuzza, Jr. and Mary (Simpson) Guliuzza. He was the oldest of three children; his brother Randy and sister Robin looked up to him his entire life. His family greatly respected Frank as a sacrificial giver of his time and resources to his family and friends, and with many people in need. Frank was a lifelong learner and educator. He earned a B.S. and M.A. from the University of Wyoming, a Masters of Divinity from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame. Over the years he served in ministerial positions and as a pastor at numerous churches in Michigan, Utah, Virginia, and Maryland. Most recently, he was an active member at Faith Baptist Church in Knoxville, Maryland. Frank served as the Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Government at Patrick SCRAMBLE cont. from page 1 This year’s participating nonprofits are: Back Country Horsemen, Great Basin K9 SAR, Ogden Valley Park Service Area, Mountain Arts and Music, Ogden Nordic, Snowbasin Adaptive Sports, Ogden Valley CERT, Ogden Valley Land Trust, Ogden Valley Tennis and Pickle Ball Association, Snowbasin Sports Education Eagle Scout Awards University – Bloomington, receiving a degree in Biological Studies. He continued his education at the University of Michigan, receiving his MBA in 1983. Robert was the owner and president of Fsqa Professional Services. He is survived by three brothers: Donald Womack, Salem; Howard Womack, Crothersville; and George Ray Womack, Reno, Nevada; and one sister, Linda Knapp, Bedford, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents. Memorial services will be held at a later date in Eden, Utah; Boston, Massachusetts and Salem. Henry College in Purcellville, Virginia until his death. He loved to teach, advise, and coach future leaders—his students. He won many prestigious awards for excellence while teaching at Weber State University, the University of Minnesota-Duluth, Vassar College, Wheaton College, and Notre Dame. Frank is survived by his wife Ann Holcomb of Brunswick, MD, whom he married May 28, 2015 in Ellicott City, MD; his beloved “son” Matthew Williamson of Ogden, UT; Ann’s children: Calvin Dixon (Erica) of San Diego, CA and Laura and Christopher Dixon of Ellicott City, MD. Frank is also survived by his father, Frank Guliuzza, Jr. of Sun Lakes, AZ; his brother, Randy (June), of Rapid City, SD; and his sister, Robin (Chuck) Parkins, of Fort Worth, TX. Frank was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Mary Guliuzza, in 2018; and his wife of 30 years, the former Kathy Spaulding, in 2012. Frank and Kathy became “Dad” and “Mom” to Matthew and the late Timothy Stoddard. A memorial service will be held Saturday, June 15, 2019, at 10:30 a.m., at Mountain View Baptist Church, 2585 East Hwy 193, in Layton, Utah. Interment of ashes will follow at Aultorest Memorial Park, 836 36th St, Ogden, Utah. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that gifts be given to the Frank Guliuzza Memorial Funds at either Patrick Henry College or Faith Baptist Church in Knoxville. Foundation, Valley Elementary and Snowcrest Parent Teacher Organizations, Weber Pathways, Wolf Creek Foundation, Ogden Valley Football, Ogden Valley Balloon Festival, and Boy Scouts of America—Trappers Trail Council. For more information visit <www. cfovoverdrive.org> Hope to see you there! Oliver William Hincy On his way to earning his Eagle Scout award by November, Oliver William Hincy, 12 in July, completed his final project Saturday, June 1 with the help of over 20 volunteers, including family members, friends, and Scouts from Troop 569. The project involved removing and replacing the pressure-treated deck boards on the 35-foot Weber Pathways bike and walking bridge next to the Valley Market in Eden near the four-way stop. The bridge is very important to Oliver, who rides his bike across it regularly with his friends to visit Eden’s Maverick station and Valley Market. Oliver wanted to do something that would improve safety for his community. The boards were replaced at an angle to make them last longer and to keep bicycle tires out of the spaces between the boards as they cross. The wood was donated by Weber Pathways and board member Alan Wheelwright approved the project for Weber Pathways. Wheelwright stated, Oliver’s team did an excellent job and knocked it out of the park by even lining up the screws. Oliver with friends and family rebuilding a Weber Pathway Trail bridge in Eden at the four-way stop near Valley Market. EAGLE SCOUT cont. on page 11 Completed Weber Pathways bridge in Eden. The bridge’s floorboards were relayed on the diagonal to prevent bike tires from getting caught between boards when riders bike across it. Oliver Hincy is shown, center, with friends and family who helped him complete the Eagle Scout project: Jeffrey Amann, Scott Nilson, Brad Milliner, Stratton Tuttle, Canyon Avner, Oliver Hincy, Luke Nilson, Spencer Amann, Shawn Tuttle, Glenn McKinney, and Millard Hincy, Oliver’s grandfather. Additional helpers, who are not pictured, were Bowen, Kaden, and Colton Satterthwaite; Tyler, Aida, and Julia Hincy, and grandfather Geoff Taylor. swing into and make a difference. if many people give a little . . . august 10, 2019 at wolf creek resort 3900 N Wolf Creek Dr. Eden, UT 84310 GOLF TOURNAMENT 4-Person Scramble Tee-Off TBD Shotgun Start PRESENTED BY NON-PROFITS IN OGDEN VALLEY: $500 Per Team Entries Due: July 26 Entry Fee Includes: Golf, Food, Tee Gift & More! Tournament Contact: Jim Morgan cell 801-698-5241 morgajt@gmail.com More info: www.cfovoverdrive.org Proceeds go to the CFOV Match Fund. Contests include: long drive and possibly a chance to win a car with a hole-in-one. 100% OF NET PROCEEDS FROM THE CFOV SUMMER SCRAMBLE SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE FOLLOWING NONPROFITS IN THE OGDEN VALLEY MATCHING OVERDRIVE HAS BEGUN www.cfovoverdrive.org WHEN MANY GIVE IN SMALL AMOUNTS IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE cfovoverdrive.org |
