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Show Cecil Sandin Buried At Hatch On 30th Cecil J. Sandin, 60, died March 25 in the Panguitch hospital of natural causes. He wa born March 20, 1910 in Hatch to Joseph Oscar and Effie Susannah Justett Sandin. He was a World War II veteran; member of the LDS Church, Survivors: mother; brothers, sisters. Mrs. Max (Arlene) Haney, Hatch; Mrs. Elliott (Velma i Barney, Otto, both of Panguitch j Oscar Wayne, Mon-tebello, Calif.; David Vane, Henderson, Nev.; Bessie Sandin, Mrs. Henry (Ardith) Lund. Salt Lake City. Funeral services were held March 30 in the Hatch ward chapel. Family prayer. Max Haney; prelude and postludo music, Elaine T. Riggs; song, "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" choir; invocation, Blaine Barney; speaker, Gerald Cannon; tribute. Vermon S. Barney; song, "Home on the Range," Wiley Huntington; speaker, Howard Hatch; remarks. Bishop Ivor Riggs : benediction, David Sandin. The grave was dedicated by Miles Barney; burial was In the Hatch Cemetery. Card of Thanks The family of Cecil Sandin wish to thank everyone for the kindness, help and sympathy, food, cards, flowers, and anyone who helped in any way. |
