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Show A-8 Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, June 27-30, 2020 The Park Record Obituaries Jane Ann Jennings Kimball LIVE LUXURY Oct 8, 1940 — June 13, 2020 Your best life begins with a home that inspires you. KELLY ROGERS 435.640.7600 Global Real Estate Advisor Kelly@LuxuryParkCityRealEstate.com www.LuxuryParkCityRealEstate.com ©MMXVIII Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Sotheby’s International Realty® is a licensed trademark to Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates, Inc. An Equal Opportunity Company. Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated. Copyright© Summit Sotheby’s International Realty 2018. With deep sadness we announce the death of Jane Kimball. Jane Ann Jennings was born to Grace and George Jennings in Ruth Nevada on Oct 8, 1940. She grew up in Ruth and later lived and worked in Moab. Jane attended the Holy Cross School of Nursing in Salt Lake City pursuing her passion for healthcare. Jane also spent time working in San Francisco. In 1965 she married Gary Kimball of Park City. The Kimball’s would often say that the best thing Gary ever did was to marry Jane. Together they supported family members and the Park City community with kindness and generosity. She began her nursing career in Park City where she worked in the Miners Hospital before it was moved. Later she became the first public health nurse for Summit County. She was instrumental in implementing many health department programs and always did her best to make sure that the women, children, and elderly of Summit County had the resources that they needed. Most notably, Jane Ann Jennings Kimball Jane was responsible for the start of the County WIC program. It was common for Jane to work her full-time job at the Health Department and then to spend extra hours helping others in-need, especially the elderly. Jane helped coordinate and care for many senior citizens who would otherwise not have been able to remain independent in their homes. Jane was smart, kind-hearted, quick-witted, and loved people. She was a faithful member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and shared deep connections with many good and lifelong friends. She was preceded in death by her brother Pat Jennings, sister Joann Jennings Jensen, and her husband of 54 years Gary. She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews, her brother in-law Paul Kimball, niece Sarah Peters (David), Claire, Matthew and Henry of Park City. Her children James and Janice will be forever grateful for the love and support that she gave them throughout their lives. They deeply loved their mother and will treasure her memory and example of how to live meaningful life. The family would like to thank George Hare who was a long term friend and nurse who coordinated in home care. Thanks to Pua Vaitai and Teresa Lolo for providing in home support during her last months. A mass will be held on June 27 at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church located at 1505 White Pine Canyon Road, Park City. Due to heath restrictions as a result of the coronavirus, attendance will be limited. Please email jjkehs@hotmail.com if you would like to attend. Interment will be at the Park City Cemetery at 2 p.m. Those wishing to send gifts can do so by making a donation to Crossroads Urban Center or The Road Home. Friends and family may visit the online guestbook and share a memory of Jane at www. probstfamilyfunerals.com. Rick Wilcox January 25, 1990 — June 6, 2020 Our goodhearted son, Rick Wilcox, 30, passed away June 6, 2020, in Lexington, KY. Rick was born January 25, 1990, in Salt Lake City and grew up in Park City. He enjoyed family, lots of cousins from all around the west, friends and various activities including basketball and baseball. Rick loved a wide range of music, vocabulary, trivia, movies, books, bookstores and making people laugh. He could ease tension with his dry wit and re- markable sense of humor. His friends called him a “no BS kind of guy.” After high school Rick lived in Los Angeles for about three years and then in Kentucky and Park City off and on since 2012. He made many friends and acquaintances over the years from all over the country who knew his kind heart, sweet soul and some of his ongoing health issues. Several of them shared their good memories and stories of Rick with us. Rick Wilcox The full obituary and memorial service information can be found at Nelson Family Mortuary, Provo, and Care Cremation and Funeral Service in Lexington, Kentucky, where comments can be made. Thanks to the staff at both facilities for your assistance with this situation. In honor of Rick, will you please consider a donation to one of the non-profits listed in the obituary or a local homeless shelter or animal shelter of your choosing. Latecomer to congressional race takes fundraising lead Get all the latest Park Record updates. Blake Moore hauls in nearly $360,000, topping 3 others Associated Press Shop, Dine & Stroll in Historic Park City OGDEN — A Utah candidate who was a late entry to the race for a U.S. House of Representatives seat has passed his competitors in campaign fundraising. Blake Moore had generated $357,639 in fundraising for his campaign bid as of June SUNDAYS on MAIN are CAR-FREE 10, The Standard-Examiner reported Monday. Moore, who did not formally announce his campaign until Feb. 12, is one of four Republican hopefuls for the 1st District U.S. House seat. U.S. Federal Election Commission fundraising reports through June 10 indicate Moore leads fellow Republican Bob Stevenson, who has raised $354,497. Trailing them are two more Republicans, Katie Witt with $242,821 raised and Kerry Gibson with $201,000. Two Democrats competing for the seat are at the bottom of the money list. Jamie Cheek had $26,927 in reported campaign fundraising and Darren Parry had $11,879 at the time of the reporting deadline. Mail-in ballots for the respective party primaries are due June 30. The winners in each primary will face off in the Nov. 3 general election to see who will succeed U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, a nine-term Republican who is not seeking reelection. The Historic Park City Alliance encourages you to support LOCAL FIRST as we work to support the small business economy. Historic Park City requests visitors to respect social distancing practices and wear face-coverings, when appropriate and encourages the use of alternative transportation. GALLERIES, BOUTIQUES, BARS & RESTAURANTS, ENTERTAINMENT & FAMILY ACTIVITIES Visit historicparkcityutah.com for a complete list of offerings. Looking Check our for a HELP WANTED JoB in ? section CLASSIFIEDS ! SUBSCRIBE. DONATE. ADVERTISE. During times of crisis, crucial information about your community comes from local reporters. 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