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Show Iola T. Hair obituaries Irene E. Ward Cyril F. Walker I 1 'M"l Fit - i J 1 1 --J sons: Frederick W. Hoopes, Jr., Orem; Kenneth H. Hoopes, Wrightwood, Calif.; Rory Ward, Pleasant ; Grove; 10 grandchildren; grand-children; four great grandchildren; two sisters and a brother: Martin Orcutt, Oregon; Peggy Rucker, Washington; Edna Kincaid, California. Graveside services were held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Orem City Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Family Mortuary of Pleasant Grove. f ' iuiJk tmm tfansi Irene Ethel Orcutt Ward, 70, Orem, died Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1985 at her home. She was born July 30, 1915 in Seattle, Wash., a daughter of Edwin and Ethel Frankhauser Orcutt. She married Frederick Hoopes in 1934 in San Francisco. He died in 1943. She married Elery Melvin Ward March 23, 1946 in California. She spent her childhood days in the San Francisco area and attended schools there. She had been an active I I Butterfield e Jordan; J I children; two J grandchildren; ! step-children- fl I Eldon (Ha Jean) ' RoyJ.Hair.C" ' Provo; Allen and Gihk ' Hair, both of & i rorK, Paul Hair Salem; Eldon Hair West Valley City Vv ' ' Brough,Nephi.Sne2 preceded in death bv ' two children. J Funeral services will ? be held Friday at a m. in the Lakeview t 4th Ward, 2100 n f, Geneva Road. Friends f may call at Anderson & ( Sons Mortuary 49 p JL 100 North, American Fork, Thursday from 7 ,i to 9 p.m. and at the :i ward chapel one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Tim- ' panogos Memorial ! Gardens. .j Iola Thurston Hair died Nov. 2, 1985 in Salt Lake City. She was born March 22, 1918 in Central, Utah, the daughter of James Christen and Ada Christine Robinson Sorenson. She married Glen Warren Thurston Sept. 1, 1942 in An-nabelle, An-nabelle, Utah. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. She married Delamar B. Hair April 1, 1983 in the Provo LDS Temple. She was a nurse's aide at the state training school for 17 years, worked at a turkey processing plant and was a waitress. She was a Pink Lady at the American Fork and Utah Valley Hospitals. She was an active temple worker and was active in the LDS Church. She played member ofthe PTA and had worked with the heart association. Survivors include her husband of Orem; three with the American Fork Senior Citizens Band. She is survived by her husband of Provo; one son and five daughters: Kalvin W. Thurston, Mrs. Dale (Naioma) De Bolt; Mrs. David (Frances) Watson; Mrs. Robert W. (Norene) Johnson; Mrs. William W. (Kris Glenda) Perry, all of American Fork; Mrs. Rodney (Charline). Cyril F. Walker, 71, Provo, died Wednesday, Oct. 30, 1985 at his home. He was born July 7, 1914 in Pleasant Grove, a son of Joseph S. and Idella Fage Walker. He married Raisa Veone Weeter April 3, 1939 in Las Vegas. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a member ofthe LDS Church holding the office of High Priest in the Provo 17th Ward. He had worked with scouts ' and youth. He had held the office of Major in the American Fork Civil Air Patrol, having been a pilot since the age of 17. He had been employed em-ployed as supervisor of Work Equipment for the Rio Grande Western Railroad. He was owner and operator of Walker Construction Co. of Lindon. He is survived by his wife of Provo; three sons and two daughters: Otho J. Walker, Myron G. Paddock, Jesse Kallbacka and Lyman Smith. Honorary pallbearers were Warren Wheeler, Elvin Snyder, James Bird, Auer Jensen, Clark Carter, Clyde Johnson, Michael Dunn, Samuel Walker, Lance Christensen, Clyde Pyper, Blaine Snyder, Roy Ash, Steven Gordon and Dennis Nelson. The family prayer was by Myron Walker. The prelude and postlude were played by Elaine Strunk. The invocation was by Blaine Snyder. The life sketch was by Cody Walker. Glen and Elaine Ellis sang "Oh My Father," accompanied ac-companied by Marjorie Harward. Melvin Mellor was a speaker and remarks were given by Bishop Glenn. Marjorie Harward sang "Lay My Head Beneath a Rose," accompanied ac-companied by Ellen Morrill. The benediction was by Bert Ostler and the grave was dedicated by Otho J. Walker. Donald F. Healey Flora Mae B. Reynolds Walker, Veone C. Kallbacka, all of Orem; Jeris L. Paddock, Huber Heights, Ohio; Cody S. Walker, American Fork; 19 grandchildren; a brother and a sister: Wesley J. Walker, Pleasant Grove; Mrs. Ira (Thelma) Christensen, Sandy. Funeral services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Provo 17th Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Provo City Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Bishop Steven Glenn. Pallbearers were Otho Walker, Myron Walker, Cody Walker, Michael Donald Frank Healey, 45, died Nov. 4, 1985 in Heber City. He was born June 20, 1940 in Lehi, the son of Harold and Vaudas Beatrice Omer Healey. He married Gloria Faye Carter Feb. 13, 1959. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ' He served in the U.S. Navy between 1959 and 1962. He was employed by the Lark Mines for 10 years and Turner Building Supply for 13 years. He was a truck driver for W.F. Hatch He is survived by his. wife, Heber; three sons and one daughter: Donald F. Jr., Salt Lake City; Savonnah, Douglas James, Harold Austin, all of Heber; his parents, Alpine; two grandchildren; five brothers: Karl G., Lehi; Game O. and J. Martell, both of Orem; Paul R., Heber; Leon W., Magna. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Heber 4th 1 Ward. Burial will be in 1 the Alpine City Cemetery. Flora Mae Barratt Reynolds, 57, of Lehi, died Friday, Nov. 1, 1985 at a Provo hospital. She was born Feb. 15, 1928 in American Fork to Donald and Harriet Martha Zimmerman Barratt. She married George Hatch Reynolds in American Fork Feb. 15, 1951. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was active in the Lehi Sixth Ward and the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survivors include her husband; two daughters and three sons: Mrs. Jeff (Lynne) Lind-strom, Lind-strom, Cedar Hills; George B. Reynolds, Provo; Corey V. Reynolds, Santa Bar s' bara, Calif.; Leslie I Reynolds and Clark : Reynolds, both of Lehi ' 14 grandchildren; her mother of American . Fork; one brother: James Donald Barratt American Fork. ' . Services were held Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Lehi Sixth Ward. Burial ' was in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Company. He served as Sunday School superintendent in Lark and was an Elder in the Heber 4th Ward. Milton H. Vandeburgh ill Milton H. Vandeburgh, Van-deburgh, 81, died Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1985 in American Fork. He was born Feb. 3, 1904 in White Bird, Idaho to Peter and Viola Johnson Vandeburgh. Van-deburgh. He married Luella E. Olsen on June 19, 1926 in Susanville, Calif. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. She died July 27, 1977. He married Elmina Helquist on Oct. 24, 1978 in Provo. He worked as a Lumber Grader and at Geneva Steel. He was a member of the LDS Church serving as High Priest, temple worker in Provo and Oakland LDS Temples, branch president in Susanville, Calif., and served two stake missions. Survivors include his wife of Spanish Fork; two daughters: Mrs. was in the Oroville, Calif. Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Bishop Wayne S. Winters. Honorary casket bearers were Jack Wagstaff, David Wagstaff, Richard Wagstaff, Gary Wagstaff, R. Bruce Wagstaff and Kevin Gardner. The family prayer was by Catherine Wagstaff. The prelude and postlude were played by Irene Ellison. The opening prayer was by Jack Wagstaff . ,i; The life sketch was by i Kevin'; Gardner. Helen Smith performed "Good Night and Good Morning," Mor-ning," accompanied by Irene Ellison. The speaker was Bishop Winters. Irene Ellison played a musical selection and the benediction was by Gary Wagstaff. Roy (Catherine) Wagstaff, American Fork; Mrs. Stan (Linda) Nielsen, Los Banos, Calif.; .16 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren; one brother, ' Douglas Vandeburgh, Roseville, Calif. He was preceded in death by two daughters. Services were held Friday, Nov. 1, in the Anderson & Sons Mortuary Chapel, American Fork. Burial Leo Van Wagoner gnes H. Urie Services :.- . - I'M! I J. H. Hadfield. Pallbearers were John E. Van Wagoner, L. Scott Van Wagoner, Mark C. Van Wagoner, Bruce Francom, Kerry Chipman and Howard Reese. The family prayer was by David L. Van Wagoner. The prelude and postlude were by Elaine Hadfield. The invocation was by Harold Fox. Funeral services iSshead Urie were ' der the direction : ffihop Harold Sin of the Park ' 50 mi View Ward. i "Sees were under ,te direction of Bishop LA Sanson of the f! City Mt. View it 'Sbearers were Ray 11 Ips, Jim Harris ftt Hadley, Kenneth I Sorth, Melvm Hollingshead, Truman Hollingshead, and Steve Urie. The family prayer was given by Ray Harris. The prelude and postlude were played by Bonnie Chantry. The invocation was by Kenneth Ellsworth. Speakers were Florence Woodhouse and Shirley Hadley with remarks by Bishop Sorenson. Granddaughters, Jill, Leigh, and Julie, sang "Old Irish Blessing" accompanied by Bonnie Chantry. Leigh aiso Played a piano solo 'Terms of Endearment." En-dearment." The congregation sang "God Be With You," conducted by Darlene Forsman. The benediction was by Thiel Roberts. The grave was dedicated by Brett LaMarr Hadley, a grandson. Leo Van Wagoner, 86, died Oct. 30, 1985 at the Heritage Convalescent Center in American Fork. He was born Nov, 3, 1898 in Midway, Utah, to John and Margaret Young Van Wagoner. He married LaRee Chipman May 25, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He filled an LDS mission to Hawaii and was an active High Priest in the American Fork 27th Ward. He served in Sunday School presidencies and ward scouting programs. He retired from the State Road Commission , and worked as a gate guard at USS Geneva I Works. He leased the i Dutchman and Yankee ; mines in American 1 Fork Canyon. He was a i former member of the city police force and . served as chief for four years. Survivors include his wife of American Fork; two sons and one daughter, John C. and Joseph M. Baddley i SS'0ct.29,1985 in ill American Fo rk. , He was born Oct. 24, i in Salt Lake City to alph E. and Evangeline Tuecher Baddley. He never married. He was a student at the Utah State Training School and a member of the LDS Church. Survivors ' include his parents of American Fork; two brothers and two sisters, George Baddley III, Sandy; Stephen Baddley and Mrs. Christie Dalley, both American Fork; Mrs. Sue B. Bleggie. Spokane, Wash. Services were held Friday, Nov. 1, in the Utah State Training School Chapel. Burial was in the American Fork City Cemetery. Mrs. Duane (Sally) Francom, American Fork; David L., Las Vegas, Nev.; 15 grandchildren; six great grandchildren; brothers: Reed (Tom), Alpine; Brigham, Bakersfield, Calif.; Dale, Nampa, Idaho and Kenneth, Springfield, Ore. Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 4, at 11 a.m. at the Anderson and Sons Mortuary Chapel, American Fork. Burial was in the American Fork City Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Bishop Remarks were given by Bishop Hadfield and Charles B. Edwards, M.D. Speakers were President Stanford J. Reid and Bishop C. Richard Devey. The life sketch was by Shauna Van Wagoner. Helen Smith sang "Good-Night and Good-Morning," Good-Morning," accompanied ac-companied by Irene Ellison. Kathleen Van Wagoner and Lori Van Wagoner Shute performed per-formed a piano-organ medley. The benediction benedic-tion was by William J. Walter. The grave was dedicated by John C. Van Wagoner. Henry Williams Services Funeral services were held for Henry (Hank) LeRoy Williams under the direction of Bishop Richard M. Warnick of the Pleasant Grove 12th Ward. Pallbearers were Stephen Williams, Timothy Williams, Jeffrey Jarman, Shyrlan Whiteley, Timothy Nauman, Thomas Nauman and honorary pallbearers were Syd Christensen, Jerry Callicott and Dennis Pitcher. The famil y prayer was given by Arthur Allred. The prelude and postlude were played by Judy Gann. The invocation in-vocation was by Delbert Nipper. The life sketch was by Joe Greenland. A tribute was by Ken Baxter and speakers were Paul Porter and Douglas Arnell. Remarks were given by Bishop Warnick. Michelle Anderson sang "Oh My Father," accompanied by Judy Gann. The benediction was by Udell Call. The grave was dedicated by Jeffrey Jarman. Military rites at the graveside were presented by District 4 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. |