| Show i Commissioner ss Evans I Dies In Hospital i r l' l lI I il I 1 4 t 4 1 V I I 1 I i ii i iI I I I I h I RICHARD S. S EVANS Richard Stevenson Evans 60 50 of 1959 West Gentile chairman chairman chair chair- man of the Davis Count County Commission Commission Com Corn mission died Monday March 23 at the McKay Hospital in Ogden of natural causes MR EVANS was born bom Oct 23 1909 1009 in Layton a son of Walter Valter W. W and Winnifred Jane Stevenson Evans He was married to Vera Smedley on June 23 1934 in Weiser Idaho The marriage marriage marriage mar mar- was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple HE WAS a farmer and formerly formerly formerly form form- erly worked for the Forest Service Elected chairman of the Commission Commission Com Com- mission in January of 1969 i t he formerly served on the three-man three commission for J three years HE WAS first appointed in i 1965 to complete the last two years of a commissioners commissioner's term and then was elected to year a year two term y While at Davis High School he served as senior class president in 1928 and was an outstanding athlete and winner winner win wm- ner of the Barnes Athletic Award He attended Utah State University and was a member of Phi Kappa Fra Fra- MR EVANS was a member of the Layton Second l Ward where he had been active active active ac ac- ac- ac tive in various church ties He was a charter member of the Davis County Soil Conservation Conservation Conservation Con Con- District and a member member member mem mem- ber of the board of directors He had served as an officer in the Davis County Farm HE IS survived by his widow one son and two daughters Paul Smedley Evans Layton Mrs James Jayne Layton Layton and Mrs Samuel Nancy Provo Prove five grandchildren and two brothers Winslow W. W Evans Arroyo Grande Calif and Smith S. S Evans Kaysville Funeral services were vere held Friday March 27 in the Layton Layton Layton Lay- Lay ton Stake Center with Bishop Kenneth Bagley of Layton Layton Layton Lay- Lay ton Second Ward officiating THE FAMILY prayer at the Lindquist Mortuary Kaysville was given by Smith S. S Evans At the chapel prelude and postlude postlude postlude post- post lude organ and violin music was played by bv Mrs Carmen Dibble Mrs Patricia Sargent and Miss Velma Barlow accompanied accompanied accompanied ac ac- ac- ac companied by Mrs Marianne H. H Call Invocation was given by President I. I Haven Barlow Mrs Maxine S. S and Dick Egan sang a voca vocal duet Hold Thou My Hand accompanied accompanied accompanied ac ac- ac- ac companied by Mrs Marianne Call Speakers included President President President dent G. G Ralph Dibble Commissioner Commissioner Com Corn missioner Stanley M. M Smoot and Bishop Bagley Mrs Call played an organ solo Somewhere Somewhere Some where My Love and the benediction was given ven by Patriarch Patriarch Patriarch Pa Pa- John M. M Park THE GRAVE in the Kays- Kays Layton ville-Layton Memorial Park was dedicated by James Fred Sh Sheffield ffield Pallbearers were nephews Kent Pantone Val Pantone Lynn Smedley Hal Sheffield David Evans and Joel ley THE FLOWERS were cared for by the L Layton s Second cond Ward Relief Society tion |
