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Show Volume XXVIII Issue X The Ogden Valley News Page 7 June 15, 2021 Announcements Obituaries Brent Kenneth Jakobsen July 14, 1955 ~ December 7, 2020 Brent Kenneth Jakobsen passed away December 7, 2020 in Ogden, Utah. He was born in Ogden, Utah July 14, 1955 to Kristian Brent Jakobsen “Chris” Frederik and Julia Schnabel Jakobsen. Brent spent the majority of his life in the Ogden area. For many years he owned an upholstery business called Custom Upholstery and earned the nickname “Custom.” Growing up he worked for his dad who owned a masonry business. Brent enjoyed camping and the outdoors and spending time with his friends. He was an expert in the art of sarcasm, and you Lee Charles Stayten Lee Charles Stayten was born in Layton, Utah to Tom (Carl) Stayten and Lorrie Rodda Stayten September 12, 1993. Two of the proudest days of Lee’s life were first, the day his daughter Ayvin, Lee Stayten made him a daddy. The second, the love of his life, Mercedes and he welcomed their son Jayden into the family. His children were his pride and joy, whom he loved from the bottom of his heart to the depths of his soul. Lee had such an adventurous spirit and always found a way to make things fun for everyone he was around. As soon as Lee could walk, he enjoyed fishing and tinkering on vehicles with his dad any spare moment they had. He loved to share his love of fishing with his children and enjoyed them, but most of all, he enjoyed the time that was spent with those he loved. Lee loved the Denver Broncos and the Utah Jazz. Every family gathering, Lee initiated the football or basketball game between the brothers, uncles, nephews, and dad. Lee loved his entire family, including those who were such close friends they became family, and spending as much time as possible with each and every family member. He is preceded in death by his best could never tell if he was kidding or serious. Seriously! He was typical Norwegian (with a lot of German from his mom): stubborn, opinionated, unfiltered, loyal, protective, hardworking and hard-playing. He was greatly loved and will be greatly missed. Brent was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Glen Ray Jakobsen, and his son Stryder Blue Jakobsen. He is survived by his daughter Rachel (Taz) Brown of Norris, Montana; sisters Dara Littrell of Huntsville, Utah and Kjella Jakobsen, Wamsutter, Wyoming; grandsons Ryden, Kai, and Kristian; granddaughters Ava and Stella; and nieces and nephews Amy, Trevor, Kiera, Karine, Bryan, and Leda. A celebration of Brent’s life was held at an open house on Saturday, June 5 at 468 Shupe Lane in Ogden, Utah. Cremation entrusted to Lindquist Mortuaries. Condolences may be sent to Rachel at <Jakobsen@gmail.com> friends Isaiah Hamilton (Spot) and Brandon Stuffleban, several cousins, Aunt Rae, Uncle Ray, paternal grandparents, and maternal grandparents. He will forever be remembered and greatly missed by those whom he left behind: Mercedes Sandoval, his greatest love; their son Jayden Stayten; his daughter Ayvin Stayten; and Melissa Stam; his parents Tom (Lorinda) and Lorrie Rodda-Stayten; his siblings Jennifer and Monte Wissel, Derick and Jessica Stayten, Ellie and Scott Crozier, and Georgia and Travis Strong; and his nephews and nieces Isaac, Christian, Jaxyn, Mekyle, Aliah, Alana, Deacon, Mason, Conner, Tyelar, Kaidan, Kailla, Lance, and Cash. To those who know and love him, “Lee is @%*!&^ Lee” who will be deeply missed and remembered forever. Our baby boy, our baby brother, and our example of unconditional love. Send condolences and flowers to 9082 E. 500 S., Huntsville, Utah 84317. Deceased Andrew James Zumbo, 18, died May 16, 2021. Margaret Bond Stimpson Child, 89, died May 23, 2021. Phillip R. Tarran, 88, died May 24, 2021. Karen Hinchcliff Blain, 88, died May 24, 2021. Daniel George Eastman, 58, died May 25, 2021. Sylvia Arlene Taylor Hadfield, 100, died May 25, 2021. Hans Philip (Phil) Jorgensen, 97, died May 28, 2021. Betty Lou Pebley Kendell, 92, died May 28, 2021. Faye Bowen Layton November 16, 1934 ~ May 26, 2021 “In her own words” I was born lucky to the union of Gertrude H. Larsen Bowen and Vern C. Bowen, in my grandmother’s home on Faye Layton 8th Street in Ogden, Utah. Now I am in Heaven, Huntsville, Haiti, or Hawaii enjoying God’s beautiful white clouds and golden sunsets. I have lived lucky all my life enjoying opportunities and receiving loads of love. I was a babysitter, cherry picker, soda jerk, cashier at Community Bakery and California Free Market, usherette for the Orpheum Theatre, bookkeeper for a shoe store and in the office of Mountain States Telephone Co.—all in Ogden, Utah. I was schooled in Weber County, graduating from Ogden High School class of “53”. Still in touch with many friends from Lincoln, Mound Fort, Lorin Farr schools, and “the Chester Street Gang.” I married Jerry Layton (Davis High); deceased March 10, 2017. Married 63 years. We raised four sons and cared for two grandsons, a great-grandson and great-granddaughter. I was energetic, loveable, formidable, happy, friendly, irritating, fashionable, creative, an organizer, and a forgiver of faults, mine included—a strong woman with opinions and determination. I loved dancing and singing, and was always there for the underdog (animal or human). A collector of memories, an instigator of family gatherings. No one had a slice of my good pies until we played “The Parlor Games.” I was active in the community of Huntsville, Utah, including PTA, and in the LDS Ward and in Stake positions, including choir (Joyce and Lula), and the singing mothers. A member of the Variane Dance Club, Arts International Woman’s Club, and volunteer at the Union Station in Ogden. I served on the Executive and Alumni Boards for Festival of Trees Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah for over 40 years; and a child advocate (CASA) for three counties for sixty years. My favorite Motto: “A hundred years from now it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in or the kind of clothes I wore, but the world may be much different because I was important in the life of a child.” I assisted Jerry in raising our sons; building, and decorating homes; owning and managing several restaurants and rental properties; and raising calves, cattle, mink, and all kinds of critters on “Faye’s Funny Farm,” including a thousand-pound pet pig named “Snuffy” that lived for thirteen years. Now, at my age, I ask myself: “How’d I do all that?” Just plain lucky. I am survived by son’s Kirk B. Layton of North Ogden; Kipp Gerald (Cher) Layton of Roy; Kenneth Ted (Traci) Layton of Queen Creek, Arizona; and KC Layne (Kristi) Layton of North Ogden. Also, seven grandchildren: Jared (Madison) Layton of Green Bay, Wisconsin; Zac (Lacey) Layton of Ogden; Emry Layton of Oakland, California; Kelcee, KyLee and Kolby Layton of North Ogden; and Sydney Layton Delizio (Bryce) of Queen Creek, Arizona; and eight great-grands: Tytan Nay, Hunter, Camryn, Jade Nicole, Kenny, Zac Carter, and Ford Luke Layton. Also, siblings Bonnie Bowen Durbano Burtenshaw, Gary (Mignon) Bowen, sister-in-law to Dan (Ann), Bill (Jan), and Nancy Reinitz Layton. I was preceded in death by my husband, parents, and a whole lot of relatives, including my nephew Dennis Brent Durbano. I have enjoyed good health and good luck for 86 years thanks to my doctors, dentist, nurses, pharmacists, hospitals, and the affable Dr. Brent Williams. I chose to be interned at Evergreen Memorial Park in Ogden Utah. My sons invited family and friends to a gathering of remembrance at Myers Mortuary, 845 Washington Blvd. in Ogden, Utah. We are grateful for the compassionate care of Stefanie Reed (a pseudo adopted daughter) from Atlas Hospice, Susan Barker, and Dana Durbano Pearson. Memorial donations may be sent to: INTERMOUNTAIN FOUNDATION PRIMARY CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL PO BOX 413043 SLC UT 84141-3043. Mom says, “thank you.” At age 86 our mother was still cooking, cleaning, and helping children. She leaves a legacy of genuine motherly and grandmotherly love as an example for all. Her family was her life’s work. We were lucky—make that blessed. Condolences may be sent to the family at <www.myers-mortuary.com> Norene Burton Orton, 88, died on June 7, 2021. The Community Foundation of Ogden Valley (CFOV) and Mountain Arts & Music invite you to MUSIC ON THE PATIO! THURSDAY, JUNE 24 6 TO 9 P.M. FREE Admission Wolf Creek Clubhouse 3873 N. Wolf Creek Dr. Craig Shriber Raven Spirit SUPPORT OUR NONPROFITS Southfork Band Donate at cfov.net |
