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Show Thursday, November 5, 2009 Obituary Joe Trujillo Redmond, Utah - Anthony Joseph “Joe” Trujillo, age 28, of Redmond, died October 28, 2009 in Murray, Utah, after a brave and valiant battle with liver disease. He was born August 20, 1981 in Salt Lake City, Utah, a son of Desse Gilbert Trujillo and Beverly Ann Gauthier. He attended schools in Manti and Ephraim. Joe was an avid fisherman, hunter and a true outdoorsman. He loved all sports, especially football and the San Francisco 49ers. Joe was so full of life and had so much to live for. He will be deeply missed. He is survived by the love of his life and mother of his three children: Amy Jones Trujillo of Redmond; his children: Joseph Trujillo, Laci Trujillo and Allie Trujillo, all of Redmond; his mom and step-dad, Mike and Beverly Keele of Redmond; sisters and brothers: Taira Garcia of Redmond; Thomas and Claudia Garcia of Springville; Tiffany and Billy Orozco of Salt Lake City; Timothy and Tia Trujillo of Provo; Richard and Tresia Trujillo of Salina; his father, Gilbert Trujillo of Salt Lake City; grandmother, Alvina Gautheir of Mt. Home, Idaho; numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 12 Noon in the Redmond LDS Ward Chapel, where friends may visit with the family from 10:30 to 11:30 prior to the services. Burial will be in the Redmond Cemetery under the care of the Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina, Utah. On line guest book at: www.springerturner.com The Gunnison Valley Gazette Gunnison Stake to hold fireside The last of three firesides sponsored by the Gunnison LDS Stake is scheduled to take place Sunday the 22nd of November at 7 pm, in the Gunnison Stake Center chapel. Jay Childs will conduct this meeting centered around three of the oldest businesses in our valley. Scott Hermansen will speak about Hermansen’s Mill, Jim Sanders will discuss the Gunnison Telephone Company, and Paul Andersen will describe Gunnison Valley Bank’s long history. The evening will connect us with three living branches of our valley’s Industrious heritage. It’s a connection with our past that can help us manage an uncertain future. Society • A 6 lb. baby girl was born to Cody and Sharon Olsen of Centerfield on October 19, 2009. • An 8 lb. 10 oz. baby boy was born to Whitney Taylor of Salina on October 19, 2009. • A 6 lb. 15 oz. baby boy was born to Troy and Loretta Bernard of Ephraim on October 20, 2009. Sponsored by: Complete Prescriptions Service See Us For All Your Floral Needs Pharmacy: 528-3455 • Floral: 528-7787 Petite Tablet More Calcium & Vitamin D3 with ® Helps fight leg cramps For those with milk allergies Fights osteoporosis CAL-09902 Rev 0709 Copyright © 2009 Mission Pharmacal Company. All rights reserved. Page 3 Early Christmas surprise for local resident by DUANE HUGH NIELSEN Lila Phillips of Centerfield has received an early Christmas surprise. Although reluctant at first to travel, she has been convinced by her family to take the surprise paid trip to Southern California. A plan was put in to motion several months ago to have her travel for Thanksgiving with her family members in California. She and her travel companion Tammy (daughter) will arrive Friday Nov. 20th in San Diego and depart Saturday Nov. 28th.from John Wayne airport in Orange County. She and Tammy will stay at her oldest daughter Darla Kimball’s home in Escondido. No plans other than visiting have been made to date with the exception of Thanksgiving. Traditional Thanksgiving dinner and get together will be at oldest son Duane Nielsen’s home in Mission Viejo. Duane and Darla were both born in the old Gunnison Valley Hospital. Lila has not been to see the California families in several years so she is overdue. Duane’s house will be overflowing with him and his wife Alice’s family of four daughters with their families of five grandchildren. At this time I am unsure if Darla and her husband Russ are having their three children and five grandchildren join us. It is too bad that our Utah families Teryle and Jean, Cory and Lillian and Wendy have to stay behind but I know it will be at least 70 degrees and not 30 or less on Thanksgiving. Another surprise awaiting Lila on Thanksgiving is Duane’s daughter Stacie, husband Mark, their two sons and of course Boo, the family Chocolate Lab. from Colorado are also making the trip to Southern California. Darla’s husband Russ, Duane’s son-inlaw Todd and grandson Gavin are avid surfers. What do you think the chances are that we can get Great Grandma out to try some waves? I doubt it too. Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for what we all have. Family, friends, loved ones and the freedoms we all share. From our home to yours, have a Happy and safe Thanksgiving and God bless America and our troops. Subscribe to the Gazette! Call 528-5178 is back in Gunnison to service all your wireless and cable needs! Call for details 435-340-1999 |
