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Show Hugh Woodard Buried October 14th Funeral services for Hugh Woodard, 62, .were held in the Panguitch North ward chapel Oct 14th. The Prayer in the home was by Jed' E. Cooper. Prelude and postlude music, Nina H. Steele and Irene Mc-Ewen; song, "Sometime. We'll Understand", choir; opening prayer, Houston Hatch; speaker, D." Vce Worthen; musical number, "In The Garden", . II-etta Reid and Pearl Henrle; speaker, Bishop Kern Owens;' musical selection, "Going Home", Kate Chidester; remarks from the Bishopric, Ri-" chard J. Excell; musical selection, "Memories", Barbara Or- ,ton; closing prayer, James L. Hatch. The grave was dedicated by Olaf George; burial was in the Panguitch cemetery under direction of Neal S. Magle-by and Sons Mortuary. Mr. Woodard died Oct. 12. of natural causes at hii home. He was born Dec. 15, 1902 in Pan-, guitch to George T.-and Sarah Ellen Lee Woodard. He was fa veteran of World War I. Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Af-ton (Amelia) Davis, Chula Vista) Calif.;' Mrs. Horace (Wilma) LeFevre, Panguitch; half-brothers, half sisters: Scott Robinson, Don Robinson, both Panguitch; Jack Robinson, Nephl; Mrs. A.F. (Fausta) Hill, Tooele. |
