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The Salt Lake Tribune OBITUARIES Marie W Crockett 43015-11- 698 OBITUARIES Monday January Paul Warren Frisby 19 1998 Valentino TA ST Mary Walker Anderton u Utah Mary Walker Anderton 64 Utah our loving mother grand MARYSVALE - of Marysvale mother and greatgrandmother died Jan uary 17 1998 in Sandy Utah She was bom Novem- ber 22 1933 In Mt Pleasant Utah to Wil-llam L and Annie Krebs Walker Maty married Bud J Anderton Febiu- -' ary 23 1952 In Mt Pleas-an- t the marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Maiy loved drawing hunting fishing shop- ping and the mountains L She Is survived by her husband Bud Marysi vale children Joan and Ken Christiansen West Valley City Buddy Anderton Tooele Margaret and John Caldwell Evanston Wyoming Patty and Jett Sorensen Sandy George Anderton live Tooele 10 grandchildren dren three sisters Floyd Sterling Colo- -' '' rado Norma BruceMarjorie Elk Bend Idaho Anna Mae Toms Pocatello Idaho ' Preceded In death by parents grandson Buddy James Anderton Jr brothers Jay Walker La- Vor Walker Robert Walker Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 21 1998 at 1 pm In the Marysvale LDS :Word Chapel where friends may call on Wednesday from 11 a m to 12:30 pm Burial will be in the Monroe City Cemetery Funeral direo--t tors Neal S Magleby & Sons Mortuary Richfield Utah 'ft V t T J 119 N Our dear loving mother grandmother sister and friend Marie W Crockett returned home to her Heavenly Father on January 16 1998 She will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends Marie was a sweet kind and honest per son - an inspiration to all mat knew her She was bom April 30 1915 In SLC UT to Jakob and Christine Weller Werner one of seven chi- 119 Mary Alice Meagher Arentz bom May 12 1910 In Salt Lake City Utah died at home Janu- -' ary 13 1998 In Laguna Hills California Mary 'Alice was the beloved mother ot Cathy Sam Nick and Corey Arentz and Susan Matthies The eldest child of Katherine T McDonald and Nicholas J she was Meagher raised In Vernal Utah and completed high school at Saint Mary's of the Wasatch She studied at Saint Maiy's of the in Indiana George inWashington DC ' and graduated University Washington from the University of Utah Law School law Alice a established Mary partnership with Virginia and Donna Seare the first law firm of women in Utah She practiced law in Utah for eight years before her marriage to Samuel S Arentz Jr on February 5 1940 They met on a New Year's Eve blind date and for 54 years she shared his adventures as a mining engineer ing in Colorado Nevada and Utah and travel-- " Ing to many countries around the world Within her community she was an active member of Pi Beta Phi Alumni Association The v Business and Professional Women's Association Women's League and the Women's v- the Catholic Auxiliary of the American Institute of Mining Engi- -' neers She also contributed her seivices to legal aid the Murray B Allen Center for the Blind and many other community efforts She was well - loved for her compassion kindness and gener- Woods - ? s t t i fj u J J l oslty Maty Alice was an accomplished pianist and She taught her children to play and love music chilwas a devoted mother participating in her dren's school activities and filling their lives with Waher own spirit of adventure whether on a satch canyon picnic or an alligator hunt on the Amazon During the final years of her life In Laguna Hills she was greatly admired for her radiant smile and uncomplaining disposition gracing the lives of those around her with her gentleness and courage She was preceded In death by her sisters Margaret Price and Katherine Ivers brother Nicholas J Meagher Jr and her be-loved husband She will be greatly missed by her children and their spouses 12 grandchil nieces dren five greatgrandchildren nephews and friends A wake service will be held at the Evans & Early Mortuary 574 E 100 S on Sunday Januaiy 18 at 7 pm and a Funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Madeline 331 E South Tem-- ? pie at 10 am on Monday January 19 In lieu of Sowers donations may be made to the Travel-- i ers Aid Society Family Shelter 210 S Rio Grande Salt Lake City Utah 84101 T N 118 119 I j Joe Abel Carrillo Joseph Abel Carrillo 71 passed away peacefully alter a courageous battle with Alzheimers disease Bom August 5 1926 In ! Durango Colo to tin R and Marqulta Mar-- r Ca- - sous Carrillo He was a member of the Catholic Church superintendent at Boise Cascade for 39 years Navy Veteran of - World War 0 He Is survived by his loving wife of 25 years LaRae many children J' grandchildren brothers sisters and numerous t family members Special thanks to the staff of Alta Care Center for their loving care Funeral services will be held Wednesday Jan1 uary 21 1998 2 pm at Memorial tales Mortuary 5850 South 900 East where friends may call one hour prior to services Interment Murray ' City Cemetery "Muchas Gracias por todo Joe Felize sueno y Via con Dios !' GUNNISON Utah Bom February 5 1913 In Mayfield Utah our beautiful rose of a mother Hazel Nelson Christensen was the third child and second daughter ot nine children belonging to Abinadi and Stena Awilda Willardson Nelson Hazel's early years were spent In Mayfield Cleveland and Gunnison Utah where she attended the local elementary schools In 1928 Nora Nelson her beloved 19 year old sister was tragically murdered which left a life long lasting effect In Hazel's life Four years taler her father died and she assumed the responsibility of assisting her mother In raising the family In the midst of the Great Depression Years Hazel was very proud of her five brothers who served their country In World War II She began working at the earty age of 13 for Mrs Aimon-dingat the Christenson Hotel on the comer ot First South and Main Street In Gunnison and then for Aymer and Elva Peterson proprietors of the Wistena Cafe Later she was employed by the Wilson Hotel In Sallna Utah It was during this time that she met her future husband Peter Loyal Christensen They were married February 6 1939 in Las Vegas Nevada Together Hazel and Loyal started Hazels Cate In Gunnison Later they established Loyal's Place which became a popular billiards parlor II The War World raising of their three childuring dren was part of her business life She always knew where her children were and they knew where she was She took the time to meet their needs and was a good mother In 1950 plans were made and they opened the Lila Lee Apparel in Gunnison The following years Hazel was active in chile affairs and had a great love for gardening and flowers She assumed a major role in the development of the Gunnison City Park and was a Charter Member of the Gunnison Garden Club She also spearheaded the planting of the beautiful Flowering Crab trees that line both sides of the street where she lived The Salt Lake Tribune acknowledged her flower gardens with a major feature article in the newspaper and numerous awards including sweepstakes winner at the first annual award snow In Hazel's later years she was placed on perpetual status with the Utah State Beautification Travel took Hazel to many scenic places in the United States and the world Some of these places included the Hawaiian Islands Mexico Egypt England Germany Austria Greece and Switzerland She was privileged to travel with the Moimon Tabernacle Choir on the European Tour which included London Paris Munich and Oberamergau Hazel's other hobbies included cooking baking candy making fishing and camping with her husband family and friends She was a cancer survivor of over 30 years and was a quiet inspiration giving hope and encouragement to others In 1997 Hazel received a lifetime Business Achievement Award from the Gunnison Business Association for 70 years of business on Gunnison's Main Street thus portraying Hazel the Matriarch of the Gunnison Business District Hazel was a lifelong member ot the Church of Jesus Saints Christ of Latter-daSurvivors include the following: brothers Lucian (Ada) Nelson Salt Lake City Morris (Norma) Nelson St George Reed (June) Nelson Tempo AZ sister Barbara Ann (Jay A) Anderson Salt Lake City children LeGrai Loyal Christensen Salt Lake City Lila Lee Christensen Gunnison Joe L (Beth) Christensen Gunnison stepdaughter Cleda Dee Thrasher Victorville CA grand- children Julie Ann (Andrew) Howell Salt Lake City Stacy Allison Christensen Laramie WY Joseph Rudi Christensen and McKay C ChristenTaysen both of Gunnison lor Caitlin and Tanner Howell all of Salt Lake City She was preceded in death by her parents husband Peter Loyal Christensen who passed away Jdnuary 26 1981 sisters Flora Nelson and Shirley (Neil) Myrup: brothers Merrill ond Glen Nelson grandson Ron Christensen Hozei died January 15 1998 as a resident of the Mayfield Community Care Center In May-fiel- d Utah where she was tenderly cared (or and loved by that extended family the Angels ot Mercy Seivices will be held at the Gunnison LDS Stake Center Tuesday Januaiy 20 1998 at 1 pm where respects may be paid Monday evening from 6 to 8 pm and Tuesday morning from 11 am to 12:30 pm prior to services Bunal will be In the Gunnison City Cemetery under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina Utah "God Be With You Til We Meet Again" T 118 N J - T N 119 120 119 Burton Arnold Cole died Burton A Cole 82 of Temecula Calif 15 1998 after a long illness Bom Sept 14 1915 In to Ira A and Utah Logan Nina B Morrison Cole S Skjot Marie Married haug Dec 8 1945 in Salt He Lake City graduated from Logan High School He seived as master sergeant and crew chief In me Army Air Corps 1939-194-5 Worked at his own auto repair business for January and VFW Burt was a dedicated husband and provided well for his family He faced illness and Injury with Indomitable strength He is survived by his wife ot 52 years Marie sons Robert A (Marion) Ventura Calif Richard E Temecula Calif Gary Thomas "Tom" Santee Rodney William "Bill" Fairbanks Alaska daughter Diane M is (Dennis Green) Summit survived by his brother Park Utah He also Edwin F Asheville NC He was preceded In death by his daughter Pamela Jean and brothers Wallace and Raymond and sister Alton McAllister Much beloved and devoted mother Maiy her iathaleen Coleman Walker age 76 joined Walk-i- r nother Zella Scheu father Robert William and honored brother Fred G Walker on Jan-tar- y 17 1998 Bom December 29 1921 In Pocatello Idaho lalsed in Magna with hef prized sisters and Mothers Later moved to Saft Lake Mary had a keen Insight for life She faced ind overcame many perils to benefit her loved mes for her they mattered most She treasured picnics and family nany Survwed by her children Danny (Boise) Jeny md Janet Judy James and Lucille Coleman lary Howland Stephen Robert and Wallace nos rencuey luvhj ho has not been in touch since May 1950 with any other cousins nieces and nephews horn she shared her life at noon 12 Funeral services will be Friday j Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood ere friends may call Friday 11 am-1- 2 N 119 E Phyllis 119 White White 72 our beloved wife and to her Heavenly Father on Januaiy 1998 She passed ray at home after a "hyllis E urogeous battte meet The with was bom June 10 25 In Faitview Utah a ughter of Erick and na Erickson She was member of the LDS lurch where she rved as a Relief Soct- president for three d ors She will be by those left ihind survived by her "ibond Elmer B White snrsh Forte four daugl Donate She Is Ms Carole John- - ivwter jvest Valley 14 twosis- Burlington Mrs Vesta Rasmussen Fork Martinelli Spanish Mrs Delta l1 Serai services will be id Spanish in the Walker Mortuary Chapel at the t at 187 South Moin Friends may call ora from 6-rtuary on Tuesday Burial services to the hour one prior dnesdoy fork City Cemetery be m the Spanish 'm Srea Jeanette wsdavcri r9 N11V Graveside service at noon on Thursday January 22 1998 at Bountiful City Cemetery 2020 S st 200 West Friends may call one hour prior at Mortuary 727 North 400 East Bountiful T 118 N 1906 Cowley Joseph Preston Idaho the son ot Matthias Foss ond luella Smart Parkinson BMMawiwffl Cowley He married t Marian Bennion on September 18 1931 and over me last 67 years they have supported and loved four children 23 grandchildren ond in He Tras had joy and rejoicing in his posterity and on January 16 1998 passed his away home peacefully at His life has been full of caring service first to his eternal sweetheart then his children men The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints then his profession certified has also served and treapublic accounting He with his alma mater-Uta- h his association sured State University and his colleagues in real esand Chi tate Sigma sports neighbors He toved to compete on the golf course the tennis court the handball court and the Snake Riven where the outcome was never affected by time As long as there was one more hole to play or one more point to go or one more fish to catch he was always at his best when the contest was finished Such It is with his passing He is survived by his wife Morion sons Joseph children Funeral services will be Tuesday January 20 1998 12 noon at the University Ward 160 South University Street (1350 East) Friends may call from 10:45 to 11:45 am at the University Ward and Monday evening January 19 1998 from 6 to 8 pm at the Larkin Sunset Lawn Mortuary 2350 East 1300 South Interment So Lake City Cemetery T 117 N OBITUARY DESK HOURS 8 am to 5 pm Saturdays 10 am to 5 pm Sunday 12 noon to 5 pm Monday-Mda- six 118 T N 119 Jacoba W Dinkelman "Together Again" Jacoba Wacnter Dinkelman passed away r on Januaiy 14m 1998 in me Rocky Rest Care Home while asleep She was bom November 24 1903 in Den Hel-dItn Netherlands She was married to Hendrik Dinkelman on December 12 1923 and mis union was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on Jan 30 1934 Hendrik died Nov 22 1988 Survived by two sons-Joh- n Salt Lake (Alice) City William (Ottalyne) East Carbon seven grandchildren 29 She was a devoted member of the LDS Church and served a mission with her husband to me Netherlands in 1947 Funeral seivices will be held Monday Jan 19 Mori 4760 1998 12 noon at me Jenklns-Soff- e So State where friends may call Mon from 11- 12 Interment - Larkin Sunset Gardens N 116 T 119 Kenneth Scott Dougherty Kenneth Scott Dougherty died in Salt Lake City on January 16 1998 HewasbomMay31 1956 In Frankfurt Germany to Richard W and Nina E Dougherty He attended schools In Madison Wisconsin and the Nicholaus Cusanus Gymnasium in Bonn Germany Kenneth graduated from high school in Chadron Nebraska He was a National Merit Scholar and a winner ot a National Council of English Teachers' award He was a graduate of Carleton College where he was a Carterton scholar Kenneth woiked for his father in his genealogy business after adventurous jobs in gold mining seismic surveying in in Alaska and me intermountain west His talents included phoexploring philosophy and building tography beautiful porches and fences for a Victorian cottage He greatly enjoyed hiking in me Great Basin me Rocky Mountains and Southern Utah He knew much of me west by foot He is survived by his parents of Salt lake City his sister Julia Dougherty Mazzocco brother-in-lanieces llaria and Annibale Mazzocco Francesca Rome Italy his brother Will DouLake Salt City grandmother Esther gherty Krause Columbus Ohio and loving great-auaunts uncles and cousins in New York City Washington DC Columbus Ohio Milwaukee and Chippewa Falls Wisconsin ond elsewhere A memorial senrice will be held at me First Unitarian Church 569 South 1300 East Salt Lake City on Tuesday January 20 1998 at 4 pm In lieu of flowers me family requests donqtions to o memorial in his name to be announced at a later date Funeral directors Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum and Mortuary 119 T 120 DUGWAY Utah Farren Shane Duncaa 44 died Jan 17 1998 in Tooele Utah He was bom August 13 1953 In Fillmore Utah to Farren J ond Roween Day Duncan He married Vickie February 18 1978 in Rush Valley Utah He was a member of the LDS Church He loved hunting fishing and camping with his family He was a con- 119 age Glen 119 On January 15 1998 Paul Warien Frisby shuttled off mis mortal coll and jumped me boat bound for mat mysterious and inevitable shore ot the afterlife Bom January 24 1945 in San Diego California Paul Is survived by his loving partner Kcrthy Hayden farmer wile and lifelong friend Sarah Martin and me children he so dearty loved Megan Orion Olivia Jessica Zak and Ayisha his mother Joanne Frisby his dear friend and uncles Stanley Forsythe Donald The Chier Forsythe and Don and Bernice Frisbv and an extended family consisting ot hundreds It not thousands ot close and deeply loved friends Preceded in death by Archie and his (other PW Frisby Father lover son mentor guide teacher writer artist and friend extraordinaire Paul was a Viet Nam vet postal service employee researcher Into advanced hedon theory volunteer fireman glass artist social worker mediator KRCl Community Radio Board Member Universal Ufe Minister (performing countless marriage ceremonies) and student of life logic and reason Paul frequently wrote letters to tne editor displaying his unique writing talents and his personal qualities of reason and companion for me human condition He was an activist all his life striving to protect me innocence and the beauly Iha) makes life so precious for us all Paul telt a special connection with me beauly healer philosopher of the Colorado Plateau especially the Colorado River and me Grand Canyon He was a boatman and explorer ot consciousness and canyons He loved the Colorado me Green me Yampa boats knots string tricks canyons ravens mushrooms bubbles from puzzles gethe ometry toys limericks poetry desert rivers clouds mountains the sun women science cigars music me moon science fiction Frank Zappa Gravity's Rainbow Blood Sport dogs children words campfires juagling storytelling Carolina Burana Ice cream chocolate sex love ideas space ditties petroglyphs pictographs conversation Rasta river sauna s desert colors ethics Five's Chasm anagrams drifRedwall Cavern KRCL fireworks sketching 420 ganja skateboarding double chocolate double malt malts calligraphy sand Old Solo Infinity cottonwood trees coffee art literature jokes laughing singing playing layovers waves ripples reflections light shadows fluted rocks blue horizons moki marbles grand vistas towering walls moist grotto's some rapids sandy beaches river Westwater Canyon mud camp me put-i- n Cataract Canyon The Room on Top me Fiery furnace Moab and whatever lies around me carrots rocks river bend He hated me take-ou- t in his propeller and beets Paul is perhaps best described as a man who left mis laughed often and loved much torwho me time he wond a brighter and better place spent in it who always found appreciation ot the beauty in ell and me means to express it and who above ail was truly alive in every moment and in eveiy sense of me word Those lucky enough to have known him knowmemat words cannot express the extent to which profundity of his love affected our lives nor me extent to which he will be missed Your absence Paul will be (eft deeply by us all but your presence remains with us and will be telt even deecier in me lessons you have gifted to us me example you have given us of a life lived to me absolute fullest and me echoes of your Oidenl laughter You will no doubt continue to touch us to me very depths of our hearts minds and souls tor the rest of our lives As you often told us "me business ot life Is to be engaged In loving relationships To make a relationship loving: express what Is truly in your heart" We will heed those words and will continue to spread me light of love mat you have taught us so much about It can be said that your life was an Inspiration and your memory our greatest Inheritance May you "go where me river goes" and may we be fortunate enough to meet up again at that great confluence down the line In lieu of flowers his family requests mat donations be sent to KRCL radio or me Rape Recovery Center "He has achieved success who has lived W6ll laughed often and loved muchmewho has enwomen respect of joyed me tiust of pure Intelligent men and me love of little children who has filled his niche and accomplished his task who has left me world better than he found It whether by an Improved poppy a perfect poem or a rescued soul who has never lacked to exappreciation of Earths beauty or failed press it who has always looked for me best in mem me best he had whose others and given life was an inspiration: whose memoiy a benediction" (by Bessie Anderson Stanley) "This could be a bummer if you had a bad attitude" (by FEI III) A celebration of Paul's life will occur on Sat January 24 (his 53rd birthday) at Kathy's house 10 am to "Second Star on the Right Straight on Til Morning" twood Rocky kokopelli 8c Bullwinkle DANCE BOATMAN DANCEI SING BOATMAN SING! T 119 T 119 Virginia Howard Sartor 119 N 119 TRIBUTE TO VETERANS Ametican (lags that appear with some obituoiy notices signify that the deceased was a military service veteran The copies of this news paper are available infomiation please call: Extra v 237-293- 1 lived In many mining towns during nis youth ond in his later years always enjoyed visiting these areas and show- ing them to his family He was employed as an electrician at Kennecott Copper Bingham Canyon and later retired after 43 years of service He always took great could all be together pleasure when his family He married May Hyde of Crescent Utah on Sep Lake City They were Salt 29 1937 in tember sealed together with their children in the Salt LDS Lake Temple September 29 1953 He is survived by his wife of 60 years May Johnson: children DeLoy and Rebecca Sacramento California Dwight and daughter-in-laConnie Ft Walton Beach Florida Geniel and Jack Bortz Salt Lake City grandsons Derek L Johnson ond Carlos Levin son of Rebecca sisters Martha Treu Ellen Devine Violet Foulsen Arlene Olsen: brother Lenine Johnson also several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by both parents and a grandson Kevin Johnson Funeral services will be held Tuesday January 20 1998 at 12 noon in the Willow Canyon 3rd LDS Ward Chapel 9636 South 1700 East Sandy Utah where friends may call Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:45 am Interment Crescent Cemeteiy Glen will be greatly missed by his family 118 T 119 N Jr George JrKanamu Lehi ot died peacefully Georae Kanamu at his home after a long illness January 1 7 1v98 with his family at his side He was proud to have been a driver with UTA Prior to his health problems he had been a heavy equipment operator at WW Gardner Company He loved his horses camping fishing and especially his grandchildren He will be missed by his wife Jerrie Neerings Kanamu of Lehl sons George Kalani Kanamu Huntington Baach California Jeffrey Katoi (Ale-ciKanamu Mapleton Utah daughter Jennifer Maile (Matthew) Davis Lehi lour mother Rebecca Kaopuikl and grandchildren: stepmother Annie Kanamu both of Honolulu two four sisters and his brothbrothers Hawaii ers- and Friends may call at the Wing Mortuary Main Lehi Tuesday evening from 8 pm Bunal be in the Lehi City Cemeteiy 118 E will 119 1 119 N L Roger Mattison Beloved husband brother grandfather and Roger Lee Mattison Bom July 9 1943 In National Cify California to Samuel and Twila Hand Mattison Married Sharon Elaine Mattison January 3 1997 In Elko Nevada Survived by three daughters Vickie Lynn Hansen Dartene (Jeff) Adams Catherine Irene Mattison five grandchildren Broudy Shaun Joshua Jimmy Ciara June Alanna sister Mattison and her fiance Shannon Crumplen loving Marge and Hoi Dreyer and ramily nieces Shannon (Troy) McKellips Tammy Kimball Pam Hewitt Debra Shell Robin Mattison Pendleton OR and Jodi (Matt) Ferguson Walla Wafia WA nephews Jim Kimball Lyle Kimball Greg (Sandra) Mattison Preceded in death by brothers Samuel Jr David and sister Helen Funeral services to be held Monday Januaiy 19 1998 at 1 pm at American Legion Post 71 (3419 So West Temple) 1 For Olsen Stratford passed away peacefully January 17 1998 In Salt Lake City surrounded by his loved ones He was bom Febiuaiy rTfl '' 22 1914 in Wilson Utah a son of George Edwin Stratford and Melva Karl Olsen Melvins younger years were spent in roe Ogden area He attended the University of Utah graduating in 1936 He began his career with the Pacific Fruit Express Co In Ogden Business pursuits later took him to Melvin Falls where Melwas involved In the Idaho Potato Industry He senred as executive manager of the Idaho Potato & Onion Shippers Assoc ond was later appointed executive manager of the Idaho Potato Producer's Assoc He later entered the real estate and insurance business being general ot Holladay Typewriter Co and workmanager ing with DV Groberg & Sons Realty He also served as president ot the Toastmasters Club Melvin marned Jessie Keller of Mantua Utah on Nov 10 1938 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple She passed away Feb 24 1987 They are the Idaho vin Karen (Eugene) of three Karents Salt Lakedaughters: City Sandra (Albert) Brown of Annette Bountiful and (Uwe Shaun) Michel of Salt Lake City His daughters have telt greatly blessed by the sense of security love and concern they nave always felt from their father Melvin is also survived by 16 grandchildrea 15 two brothers Arvel (June) Stratford Keith (Lois) Stratford and sister Shirley all of Moyes (Dean) Ogden Melvin gave generous and meticulous seivice Suinis to The Church (3 Jesus Chnsl of latter-daHe served In several bishoprics and high councils and especially loved nis call os executive secretaiy to Pres Rheim Jones of the Idaho Falls Stoke which continued when Pres Jones was called as Regional Rep Melvin was a skilled note taker recorder ana organizer and was always thorough and efficient in his assignments He has been admired for these qualflies and has always been a man of integrity and diligence Meivin loved the outdoors and was a fine fisherman and hunter He loved just being out In nature and observing the beauty around him Melvin ond Jessie had a wonderful circle of friends that they studied with hoveled with and maintained close relationships with for many years They considered these relationships a special blessing Funeral services will be held Wednesday January 21 1998 11 am at the laikin and Sons Mortuary 496 24th Street Ogden Utah where friends may call one hour prior to services Friends may also call at Larkin Mortuary 260 E South Temple SLC Tuesday evening 6 to 8 pm Interment: Ogden Chy Cemetery 119 T N 118 Nathan Willliam Paxman Nathan William Paxman 24 passed away peacefully in his sleep in Januaiy 1 7 1998 at his home in Layton Utoh He was bom on Janu- ary 28 1973 In Bountiful Utah to Judy Roe Thor- nock and Preston Lynn Paxman He attended woods Cross High School and graduated in 1991 He also attended Salt Lake Community College Nathan Is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints He was employed by Sysco Foods and enjoyed his work Nathan was a loving friend to all He brought a little bit of light Into everyone's life and there was always room In his heart for anyone In need His kindness and compassion was well known and he will be qieatly missed by those who had the privilege ot knowing him Nathan is survived by his father and stepmother Debra Cox 'brothers Michael Paxman ot Murray and Rory Paxman ot Moab sisters and brothers-ln-taCamille and Brian Odette and Nicole and Jason Lowe both ot Stansbury Pork stepsister Chelsee Weimer of Layton nephew Skyter Lowe: nieces Kirstle Curtis Kaisha Lowe Morim and Chaylen Odette and Munel Cox of Mantf and very special friends Melanie Partridge ond Usa Holgren Preceded In death by his mother Judy and grandfathers William Paxman and Ronald Thomock Funeral services will be held at 11 am on Wednesday January 21 1998 at the Summer-haz- e Ward Chapel 380 S Fairfield Road in Lay-to- n Utah Family and friends moy call Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 pm at Russon Brothers Mortuary 295 North Main in Bountiful or one hour prior to seivices on Wednesday Interment wifi oe at the 8ountiful City Cemeteiy In lieu ot flowers please make donations to Primary Chilarens Hospital T 119 N 119 N VALLEY 119 Cards of Thanks Condolences Calvin C Naftz WEST 120 truly sisiers-in-la- Coolidge Naftz 72 CITY-C- passed away January 18 1998 He was bom March 28 1925 in Greeley t Colorado to John and Jakie Langley Naftz In Memoriam MICHAEL WM MORIARTY Married Horence Maura In Denver Colorado on June 5 1949 She preceded him in death on August 9 1993 alvin owned and operated his own groceiy distribution business 119 11997 82240 Michael William Mnriartv son of Bernard and Thelma Moriarty Married Arlene Pierini they Collins Wholesale Inc and served in the Air Corp during Worid War II sons Dave Survivors (Marlene) Park City Utah Rob (Rhonda) Pocatello Idaho grandchildren Doug Kara Andy Tyler three brothers and three sisters Preceded in death by his parents and one brother Calvin desired to be cremated when he died A private memorial service by the family will be held at a later date The "Entertainer" passed on to his Fattier In Heaven on Friday January 16 1998 after a hard fought struggle against Parkinsons disease Bom on April 11 1920 and left on tne doorstep of me Haugheys home in Eureka California He was brought into the home given o name provided with lifes necessities and a loving family He served his country in Europe during World War II completing his tour of duty at Ft Douglas in Salt Lake City While here he met the most beautiful girl in Sandy1 Jennie Chufar whom he married in 1943 They had two children and lived an 'Ozzie and Harriett lifestyle in Midvale He loved life and had a kind heart After his lifefamily piano gardening and chess were his long loves He spent thousands ot hours enterevents taining at nursing homes and charity throughout Saft Lake and Davis counties He played the part of Uberace on stage at the U of U Kingsbury Hall He is survived by his wife Jennie his daughter-An- n Banks (Randy) his son Bob (Joyce) seven and three grandchildren Out of state survivors Include nis half sister Glenn Myron Agusta Eskra and and Bruce Forbes In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Parkinsons Research Foundation Celebration of his life will be held Monday Januaiy 19 1998 from 8 pm at Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary 295 North Main Vigil prayer service begins at 7:45 pm Funeral services will be held at St Olafs Catholic Church 1800 Soulh Orchard Drive Tuesday January 20 1998 at 10 am Inteiment will be at Mt Calvary cemetery 118 He was bom on December 29 1915 in Midvale Utah to August William and "Mabel Thompson Johnson He Fort Warren Harding Haughey T Johnson home T N W Glen William Johnson 82 loving husband father grandfather and brother died January 16 1998 at his Army Ground He is survived by his wife children Christopher Andee Cody parents Farren J and Roween Duncan a brother Terril S (Done) sisters Pamela (Ken) Stranko Debra (Allen) Larsen Danna Duncan many nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held on Tuesday January 20 1998 at 10:30 am In ttre Dugway IDS Ward Friends may call at Tate Mortuary HO So Main St Tooele on Monday from 6 to 8 pm and Tuesday at me church from 9 to 10:15 am Intef-mein me Tooele City Cemeteiy In lieu of flowers me family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society T 119 T SANDY tract administrator at Proving Dugway 119 Foss Cowley Joseph was bom March 20 Foss he and Also survived by four sisters Lillian W Boyer Ruth W Conner Bessie W Fredriksen and Elsie W Walt Preceded In death by her husband David her son Daniel W Crockett and two brothers Ludwig Werner and George Werner Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary 260 E South Temple from 8 pm Monday January 19 1998 Funeral services will be held at 12 noon Tuesday Januaiy 20 1998 In me Rose Pork 9th Ward Chapel 760 N 1200 West SLC UT and friends may also call at me ward (tom 10:45-11:4am prior to services Interment Wasatch lawn Memorial Park We love you mom we will miss you dearty and we look forward to seeing you again Farren Shane Duncan Force Base until his retirement In 1975 He lived In Bountiful for 30 years and moved to Southern California In 1981 He was a member of the Utah National Guard Calif K T many years and as a technician at Hill Air Mary Kathaleen Coleman Walker : ldren She married David L Crockett in SLC July 9 1939 They had five children and were married 56 years Her family was her greatest joy As a mother and grandmother she was exemplary Marie was a creative person whose hanas were always busy sewing painting or working In her yard Her flowers were beautiful and her paintings will be treasures to remember her by She worked as a fashion merchandiser tor many years before retiring She was an active member ot me Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints and served faithfully In many positions including Sunday School teacher Primary teacher Cub Scout leader and Relief Society Presidency She was also active In me PTA with her children She lived in me Salt Lake area all of her life She Is survived by four children David W Crockett (Glenlce) of Spokane WA Mark W Crockett Joyce) of SIC UT Leon W Crockett or SLC UT and Carolyn M Wall (Scott) of ille IL nine grandchildren three UT Melvin Olsen Stratford Fuenles f 119 Mary Alice Meagher Arentz ' M Valentino M Fuenles aqe 25 died Jan 17 1998 in a Salt lake Hospital He was bom Feb 4 1972 in Salt Lake City to Louis and Veltha Bluebird Fuentes He was a member of the LDS Church He is survived by his special friend Jean Marie Gonzales of Salt Lake City daughter Danielle his mother of Ibapah UT brother Jacob Steele e of Wendover sisters Rita Fuenles of Ibapah Vasser Duratn Vasser Rina Perez and Dina Vasser all of Salt Lake City grandmother Florence Steele Friends may call at Tate Mortuary 110 So Main St Tooele on Monday January 19 1998 10:30 am to 2 pm Funeral services will be held on Tuesday in Ibapah Bunal will be in the Ibapah Indian Cemetiy N have three daughters Sherrie Trout Pamela Kuykendall and Moriarty one grandson Justin Trout Michael was the Fire Captain in the Rio Vista Fire Department Was a fireman trainer tor 14 plus cities Rio Vista City provided all the horrors at Michael's funeral Uways lom 119 Philo Rasmussen T 85 ot RedPhilo Rasmussen mond died Januaiy 17 1998 in Richfield Utah He was bom July 15 1912 in Redmond Utah to Wilford and Kate Nelson Rasmussen He married Velma Day August 16 1934 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple He was a former and active member in the LDS Church He and Velrna worked as temple workers In the Monti IDS Temple for four & Dad 119 N 119 REDMOND in Salt Lake City due to sudden massive cardiac arrest She was bom March 17 1918 In Bountiful Utah a daughter of Arthur L and Maude Farey Howard She married Clarence H Sartor October 16 1939 in me Salt Lake LDS Temple She was a devoted wife and mother who loved cared for and supported her husband children fnends and church members in all of their activities Virginia was a graduate of West High School and was employed in me Salt Lake City Board ot Education os a secretary for over 25 years She was active in me PTA serving as president and held various positions in her business and community associations A stalwart in me Church of Jesus Christ ot Latter-da- y Saints she served faithfully in many positions In the church auxiliaries Hrr spiritual strength touched the lives of ad who knew her She especially loved teaching children who adored her She was a wonderful woman ot Integrity and Inner strength who met her many challenges with dignity hope faith and humorof She was a great giver outstanding leader children and people and example of love and charffy for all to emulate Everyone toved Virginia She Is survived by her husband Clarence H two sons Lynn H Sartor Phoenix AZ and Gaiy S Sartor SLC daughter Patricia J Sartor SLC sister Ramona Payn--3 Ivins UT brother Alan L Howard West VA tour grandchildren and one preceded in death by son Ronald L Sartor A Tribute me Greatest My One and Onty Girmy How Great thou Art - Nothing comes to mind more that this my special great wife ond companion ot 58 years How fast the years go by when one has roe sweetest and certainly me mate greatest person in my life as his running When you my sweet Glnny sard "I Do" and I said "I Will" the do's had it and the two dos sealed the rest of our fives in a marriage made in Heaven It is the greatest expedience anyone in life can have What more can one say - when one meets that elegant mate in a special arrangement with our Heavenly Father nothing else can be sweeter in life It hos been the greatest privilege ond honor of my fife to hcrvebeen of service to you my special sweetheart during your illness as it will be when we join together in Heaven Goodbye my love How sweet It has been You're the Greatest Rest In Peace I love you Your Heavenly and Earthly Partner Forever and Forever To TLC (Tender Lovrn Ctora FUneral services wifi be held Tuesday Januaiy 20 1998 at 12 noon at the Poriey's 3rd Ward 2615 E Strinaham Ave (2295 S ) In celebration ot her life friends may call Monday evening January 19 198 at the larirln Sunset Lawn Mortuary 2350 East 1300 South Soft Lake City Utah from 6 to 8 p m and on Tuesday 10 30 to 1 1 30 am prior to the services at the Porieys 3rd Ward Interment Sail Lake City Cemeteiy 1118 ) N 119 years He is survived by his wife Velma of Redmond children Wendell Rasmussen (Gayle) of Salina Phyllis Rush (Don) ot Las Vegas Jerilyn Despain (Wayne Ackerman) of Ft Benton Montana Ronald Rasmussen (Marjorie) of West Valley City LaVon Rasmussen (Becky) ot Midvale Elaine Gurr (Alan) of Aurora Utah 27 grandchildren 57 and two great greatgrandchildren brothers arid sisters lowed Rasmussen (Ruth) Ellis Rasmussen (Oda) LaRee Root Camille Humphrey (Nytes) Day Rasmussen (Betty) Funeral services will be held Tuesday January 20 1998 at 12 noon in the Redmond LDS Church Friends may coll Monday evening at the Warren R Jensen Funeral Home in Salina from 6 to 8 pm and at the ward chape) on Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:30 am priof to services Interment in the Redmond City Cemetery T 119 N IN LOVING MEMORY LaRean 63020 B Smith 11997 and this worid out One year ago today family lost a very special taa l Although we know you are now In the presence cf our Lord and with you parents and other family members we long to hear you laugh and wish we could see you smile once more Thank you for all the beautiful memories we carry with us each day your incredible kindness and warm loving nature are gifts you gave to each of us and we cherish them deepfyl Until we can be with you again please continue to lovinaly watch over us and know how much we love and miss youl All Our Love Your Family t 119 N 119 119 UTAH DEATHS DEADLINES WEEKDAYS Deseret News (metro) (published that evening) Tribune (all editions) (published blowing day) Deseret News (state) (published following day) SATURDAY Both SUNDAY papers all 9:00 am 500 pm 500 pm HOLIDAYS editions 5:00 pm OBITUARY INFORMATION Obituaries are charged for at the rate of $400 per line for insertion in both Tribune and Deseret News (Insertion in one paper would be $265 per line) If a picture is used there Is an additional $500 charge plus spaced used For obituary information the number to call is: 237-299- 0 or for anyone colling outside the SL area to the e number is: state of Utah out h in Compiled by Scott Morgan Tie Salt Lake Tribune notes the fol- lowing deaths by name age date of death residence and mortuary han- dling the funeral arrangements ANDERTON Mary W 64 Jan 17 Mt Pleasant Magleby & Sons Mortuary Richfield DOUGHERTY Kenneth S 41 Jan 16 Frankfurt Germany Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum and Mortuary DUNCAN Farren S 44 Jan 17 Fillmore Tate Mortuary Tooele FUENTES 25 Jan 17 Salt Lake City Tate Mortuary Tooele HAUGHEY Warren H 77 Jan 16 Eureka Calif Russon Brothers Mortuary Bountiful PAXMAN Nathan W 24 Jan 17 Bountiful Russon Brothers Mortuary Bountiful RASMUSSEN Philo 85 Jan 17 Redmond Jensen Mortuarv Salina STRATFORD Melvin 0 83 Jan 17 Wilson Larkin Mortuary Salt Lake City WALKER Mary K 76 Jan 17 Pocatello Idaho McDougal Mortuary West Jordan WHITE Phyllis E 72 Fairview Fork Mortuary SBjn Walker J