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Show THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 10 Volume II, Issue XX October 15, 2000 Announcements Weddings Obituaries May-Anglesey Chrys May and Jeremy Anglesey were married Friday, September 22, in the Manti LDS Temple. The bride is the daughter of Kathy May of Parowan. The bridegroom is the son of Mike and Michele Anglesey of Liberty. A reception was held that evening art the home of the bride’s aunt in Parowan and the following evening in the Liberty LDS Church. After a wedding trip to Jackson, Wyoming, the couple will make their home in Ogden. The bride is a graduate of Parowan High School, LDS Seminary and Dixie College. She served in the South Dakota Rapid City LDS Mission. The bridegroom is a graduate of Weber High school, LDS Seminary and served in the South Dakota Rapid City LDS Mission. He manages the Cabinet Tree in Ogden. they lived in Huntsville, Logan, Fillmore, Cedar City, Loa, Richfield, Ephraim, and Ogden. They also lived in Jackson, Wyo.; Alamogordo, New Mexico; San Mateo, California; and Alexandria, Virginia, moving back to Ogden in 1975. Gay was an active member of the LDS Relief Society, Pine Tree (Forest Service women), Wasatch Audubon, and Golden Spike Gem & Mineral Society. As a devoted and loving wife and mother, her whole life was centered in her immediate and extended family. She was an accomplished seamstress and made many of her daughters’ clothes and many beautiful quilts for her daughters and granddaughters. Gay also obtained a New Mexico teaching certificate and taught at Holloman Air Force Base. She is survived by her husband of nearly 62 years; three daughters: Mary Gay Doman, Ogden, Utah; Lois Ann Doman-Rose, Partlow, Virginia; Kathryn Rae Lang (husband William), Fort Lupton, Colorado; and two granddaughters, Jennifer and Andrea Lang; also three step-grandchildren and nine step-great-grandchildren. Surviving brothers and sisters are Robert L. Wangsgard (wife Pat), Myrle Homer, and Karma Smith (husband Charles). She was preceded in death by a brother Scott Wangsgard and his wife Beth, and by a brother-in-law, Wendell Homer. Interment, Huntsville Cemetery. Solano-Summers Sharon Viquez Solano and John C. Summers were married Thursday, September 14, in San Jose, Costa Rica. The wedding was followed by a traditional fiesta attended by friends and family. The bride is the daughter of Maritza Solano, also of San Jose. The bridegroom is the son of Robert and JoAnne Summers of Huntsville. Sharon attended schools in San Jose, Costa Rica and will graduate with a degree in French from the University of Costa Rica this November. John graduated from Weber High School, attended Utah State University and Weber State University. After the bride graduates, they will make their home near Puerto Viejo in the province of Limon, Costa Rica. The couple took a honeymoon trip to Volcano Arenal. Births Madison Young, granddaughter of Donald Young and Reeta Arneson of Eden, daughter of James and Kayleen Young of Layton, was born on September 25 at 11:30 p.m. and weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces. Eagle Scouts Jason Conway Lewis, 15, son of Brett and Sheila Lewis of Eden, Troop 238, Eden LDS Ward, has earned his Eagle Scout Award. He is a sophomore at Weber High School. Missionaries Elder Jason Daniels Brown, son of Christopher and Christine Brown of Huntsville has been called to serve in the Mexico Veracruz Mission. His farewell address was held September 24 at the Middle Fork Ward. Gay Wangsgard Doman Gay Wangsgard Doman of Ogden, Utah died at her home September 25, 2000 after a short battle with cancer. Gay was born October 5, 1913, in River Heights, Cache Valley, Utah, the daughter of Louis and Ione Maughan Wangsgard. She was raised in Huntsville, Utah. On December 2, 1938, she married Everett Doman in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Gay attended elementary school in Huntsville and Weber High School in Ogden, and graduated from Weber College (then a 2-year LDS school) in 1933 with a teaching certificate. She taught in the Huntsville Elementary School for 3 years before going back to Utah State University in Logan where she graduated in 1938 with a degree from the Home Economics Department in Child Development. Following her graduation, Gay taught for a short time in the Ogden City School District. Her husband, a U.S. Forest Service employee, moved frequently. In Utah John Rex (Jack) Newey HUNTSVILLE-John Rex (Jack) Newey, 89, passed away peacefully at his home in Huntsville, Utah, October 4, 2000. Jack was born April 11, 1911 in Huntsville, to John Alanson and Hannah Charlotta Anderson Newey. He married Rose Genevieve Phillips on September 13, 1940 in the Salt Lake Temple. Jack was a life long resident of Huntsville. He grew up as a farm boy and learned the value of hard work, dedication, service and integrity. These qualities remained with him throughout his life with his family, his church, his country and his fellow man. Jack was a little man, but all who knew him, knew he had a heart of gold as big as the world. He was always serving and putting others before himself. Jack attended school in Huntsville and at Weber High School. He loved to play baseball and basketball. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, gardening and reading good books, especially the scriptures. Most of all he loved being with his family. He retired after working for many years with the Utah State Department of Transportation. He was always interested in community affairs. He served several years on the Huntsville Town Board as well as a term as mayor. Jack was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served in many positions, including officer and teacher in the church auxiliaries, in the presidency of the Elder’s and Seventies Quorums and the Bishopric of the Huntsville First Ward. Jack served three missions. He served in the Swedish Mission from 1936 to 1938. He served for several years as a missionary and in the Mission Presidency of the Ogden Utah Stake. He served faithfully as a temple ordinance worker for 24 years in the Ogden Temple and one year in the Washington D.C. Temple. Jack is survived by his wife of 60 years, his daughter Majken N. (Joe) Harris, son Paul J. (Lesley) Newey, 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren (We love you and will miss you grandpa). He is also survived by his sister, Mazie Newey (Floyd) Barnett of Ogden. He was preceded in death by his brothers David, Dale, Harold, Victor and sisters Irene and Margene. Internment, Huntsville Cemetery. Dale L. Boswell EDEN – Dale L. Boswell, 56, beloved son and father, passed away on September 26, 2000 at the University of Utah Hospital. Dale was born January 10, 1944 in Roosevelt, Utah, a son of Leslie and Nina Boswell. Dale attended Ben Lomond High School before serving nine years in the U.S. Navy. While circumnavigating the world six times, Dale completed two active tours in the Vietnam War where he was decorated with several honorable medals including the Navy Commendation Medal for saving a fellow serviceman’s life. Dale was passionate about scuba diving while instructing as a dive master through Sea Topia in Clearfield. Dale explored waters such as the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas, Beliz, the Channel Islands, among other favorite dive spots. Dale was also a great enthusiast of aeronautics, from which he had a pilot’s license and many radio-controlled gliders. Dale was employed at Raytheon Communications where he helped design and program flight simulators for various aircrafts for the government. Surviving are his parents, Leslie and Nina Boswell; brother, Craig Boswell; three children, DaLyn Erickson, Shelly Quintana and Brandon Boswell; five grandchildren; three nephews; and two nieces. The family wishes to thank all those who showed their concern and helped to make Dale’s last days as peaceful as possible, especially the staff of the SICU unit at the University of Utah Hospital. Please send in your announcements to: OGDEN VALLEY NEWS P O BOX 130 EDEN UT 84310 Tu/! Gmpsfodf! Dbuipmjd! Dpnnvojuz MASSES: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. WEEKDAY MASS: Tuesday: 6:30 p.m. followed by The Rosary Phone: 745-LORD Huntsville, Utah PASTORAL ADMINISTRATOR: Fr. Charles Cummins 399-9531 RECONCILIATION: 30 minutes before Mass Come celebrate with us God’s good news. Intersection of Highway 39 & Snowbasin Road |