The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah (2024)

May 29, 1994

Publication:

The Salt Lake Tribunei

Location:

Salt Lake City, Utah

Issue Date:

Sunday, May 29, 1994

Page:

33

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139 The Salt Lake Tribune OBITUARIES Sunday May 29 1994 OBITUARIES III Continued from B-8 Ann Land David Otto Stoker Scott Lindquist Beth Shelley Jayne Claire Richardson Jeffers 77sl -411 WOODS Scott Wesiey Undatirst died ScruracN My 25 t9c4 tram rsteies wstorea on automoorte occident He was born havens bet 23 1466 in Salt Lake Otv Van ees cA AreveY and Jackie Hatcher LiroaAa Scott graduated from Woods Cross High School in 1985010m he exceiied in to $port of SOCOES NA was orso on Foote Scout Scott was ItnEivm as a horct worker and Good Mend to at Scat A survived by 4 mow brOthet DefiCk It and sister kaLynn oil Woods Crow Grandmother Annie Linclautz Solt Lake City along "nth m0y aunts uncles and MUSH'S SCOtt is preceded in death by his taints Wesley Lindquist who (led July 5 1985 The tomdy wishes to Monk aN of Scotts coach et teachert church leaders and friends for hao ing a poseive influence or his his Scott will be greatly missed Funeral services will be held Wednesday June I 1994 at 4100 am in the Woods Cross Stake Center 2064 South 800 West Friends may call Tuesday evening from 6 00- 8 00 PM at Pus-son Brothers Bountiful Mortuory 295 North Main and Wednesday at the church 945 10:45 am prior to the services interment in the Logan City Cemetery 1 529 529 Fir 3pess Mane Scunders Sheriev me 76 a clewceed tror-el cr id Gronarrioew old long erne resoent of Lent passed away 27 1-444 from irwes wistakned in On moo --r See was born June 20 4917 es Oolen lhah to Simon a McI -nd nha id Saundes She ANCIMOCI Stanford Joseph Snel- 4-i--- :16 'p June 26 446 in the 47 Sol Lake LDS Temple She tiros active In church and corrwrkowty She was orwolved in me scouting program tor 28 '-'17 yeors ond eorned the Stye( Beaver award Beni also served as a Blazer Leacter and Sunday School teocher for Me Amencan Fork Trang School She was on the board and a gurcle at the HUlthrK3S Museum She was libranon for the Lehi Family History Library Beth was also a foster mother to over 50 chddren Survived by husband of 47 years a son and daughters Donoid Shelley (Pat) Clara McNeill (George) and Anita Miiier (Donald) all of Sandy eight grandchildren: to ir ssters flecks Wadsworth Blackfoot Idaho: Lett Harker Shelley Idaho Ruth Yates Vernon Utah MeDora Webster Idaho Falls Idaho and one brother Donald Saunders Brigham City Preceded in death by parents three sisters three brothers and a grandson She is a special spirit filled with kis ond love for everyone always ready to serve and shore the many talents that she hod She was a wonderful wire mother and grandmother who loved people and enjoyed lite to the fullest She is truly a special Child of God who will be greatly missed Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 1994 at 1200 noon at the Lehi Stake Center 200 North Center where friends may colt Monday evening from 7-9 pm and also of the Church Tuesday from 10:30 11:45 am Burial will be in the Lehi City Cemetery Funeral directors Wing Mortuary I 529 529 Davtd Orta Stoker 83 passed away Ntav 27 1994 born Janucry 11 1911 I Arction Loan so Iota heoceo and Arr Meilnaa Cos Stoker neon Victona WeSkand SoN Lake Coy Utah Theo mar- nage wcts solemnizea in Ie- the ae Lake LDS Tern- 0 pie She preceaed non in 0e0on On NOvernbel 9 i94a Yarned Venus Ring Chnstertsen in me Soft tote LDS Terrible FeO'uotyl1i943 David was a rettred crane operator at Kennecott Cooper He coways enioved helping tnenas and neigtbors cona loved to work won Ns hands He loved Ns winter home in St George and was a very active member al of his Ste in the LDS Church Sumvors woo Venus dOtrahterS Louise North Taylotsvilie Elsie Jensen Beitvue Washington Connie (Bob) Smart Sandy sons David Stoker Salt Lake City Lynn Stoker (Diane) Sandy John Stoker Ilaurettal West Volley City 23 grandcnoldren and 24 great grandchildren brotners Douglas Mictvole Wendell Washington State sister Jessie Caldwell Sat! take UV Funeral semces Wednesday June 1 1994 at 1:00 am in the Midvale 5th LDS Ward 425 Jackson Street Friends may coN at Goff Mortuaty 8090 So State Tuesday 6-8 and Wednesday at the church from 1045-1145 am Interment Sandy City Cemetery 5 29 530 Donna May Lyman Swain Donna May Lyman Swain age at of Neola died Thursday May 26 1994 at her home She was born February 4 1913 in bidet Utah to Amasa Mason and Elizabeth Jane Moosemon Lyman She married Robert Orin Hank' Swain October 7 111933 in laPoint Utah '14' later solemnized in the It 40 Satt Lake LDS Temple She is survived by her husband 'Honk- Neola children and spouses Lorry and Joan Swain Weiser Idaho Dan and Vicky Swain Boise Ida- 14 ho Lyle and Kay Swain Payette Idaho Marilynn and Myron Duncan Neck 12 grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren brother Reed Lyman St George sister Geneva Fleldstead Salt Lake City Preceded in death by brothers Oscar and Paul and sisters Rosanna Theda Lelia and Cynthia Funeral services will be held at 11 am TJeSday May 31 at the Neola 2nd Ward IDS Chapel Friends may call at the Hullinger-Olpin Mortuary In Roosevelt Monday 7-9 pm and at the church one hour prior to services Burial will be in the Roosevelt Memorial Park 529 529 )of er los 1 in He DS 'IA he he 0 ird iut on rTY of 12 St lr In John Joseph Gobrys John Joseph Gcrbnis age 76 died May 21 1094 tribes e9os Nevood Born in Cleveland croo November 7 1017 to Liston and Martin I Married Erhet Nedra Ancersen August 15 1946 She preceded turn in death somved by sons John Gobrys Andrew G3tYy dauchters De- Cund Chene loft and husband Stewart i Bonn Gien and hus- A bona Buck 11 grand- f'N children Member at the LDS -1-- Church World War II ond Korean Veteran Retired from Cudahy Meat Pecking Funeral services will be Tuesday May 31 1994 at 11 ant at the Me- mond Estates Mortuary 5850 So 900 East where viewing will be Monday from 6-8 am and one hour onor Interment at Redwood Memorial Estates 6500 So Redwood Rood I 5 29 5129 Ameriki Gouvisis Ameriki Gouvisis age 87 died Thursday May 26 1994 other home Mrs Gouvisis was born January 17 1907 in Tyros Greece She was the daughter Triontafilos vi and Gregoria Sohriou t' ri Korologos On April 22 1928 she married Tom I kvrr Gouvisis In Tyros Kynour- 's I i 'as Greece He died 11 November 18 1969 She was a dedicated ri and devoted member of the Greek Orthodox ---7c Church She loved her 1 faith and heritage She tv was an active member of the Philoptochos Society and the Arcadian Ladies Society She assisted with the Greek Festival entoyed serving loved life and people She liked to garden and took She is survived by two sons and one daughter John and Stella GOtNiSIS Athens Greece Tom and Lorrainn Gouyisis Sandy Molina and Ken Young Se I a City four grandchildren and four great-gral tn She was preceded in death by lour brothers four sisters and tv7 grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am on Tuesday May 31 1994 at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church 279 South 300 West Salt Lake City Family will meet friends Monday May 30 1994 from 6:00 to 8:00 pm with a Trisogion Prayer Service at 7:30 pm at the Deseret Mortuary 36 East 700 South Salt Lake City Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Local funeral directors Salt Lake Memorial Mausoleum and Mortuary 529 530 Wendell Jones Bado la Venegas Lopez (Grandma) Arin I Land paned away peacefully al her home On May 26 a994 She wcs born Mach 11 1910 in Braun- '-4''' schwe ig Germany to (- 4' Gustav arKI Anna Germers Arth immiaral- ed to the Untied Sfores A-c'41- in 1925 with her parents and sister Married ii- eN ham Land November i 'rv' 7:17 16 1942 in Los Arvoeoes Il I CoirtomKs Her husband I '-dir I was kret killed in achan during World War IL I i Am was on active 0 member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints She was also active in the Goid Star Wives Business and Professional Women Organization the sorority Beta Sigma Phi Ann retired from the federal government after 25 years of service She was devoted to her church and enjoyed working her immaculate yard Ann is survived by her niece Katherine AWohy Oakland Calif her nephew Milton Benordis Sall Loke City Utah She was Preceded in death by her husband Parents and MIK Brunhilde Benarctis Funeral seMces will be held on Tuesday May 31 1994 12 pm at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints 2747 East 3640 South Friends may coN Deseret Mortuary 36 East 700 South Monday 7-8 pm Budd Ciy Cemetery Ann's family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to her friends who helped and assisted her during her toter years so she could continue the many activities she enjoyed I 529 529 Lawrence Carlton King "Larry" Lawrence Cortton King 43 died May 26 1994 in Soft Lake City Utah Born July 15 1950 in Providence Rhode Is- land Served In the United i- States Army during the Vietnam Conflict He ko "1 worked as a disclockey 1-- 4 in the San Francisco 'I ii and Los Angeles areas before moving to Salt A -mt lake City where he 1- 1' worked al the VA Hospi- id tat Lorry Is survived by his kA Intstok loving foster mother and sisters Helen Hickman Barbara Marrs Rankle her husband Buzz Marden and their children Also surviving is his caring and devoted friend John The family would like to extended sincere oppreciation and gratitude to Dr George Risi and the staff at the infectious Disease Clinic at the of for extending lany's quality of life A special thanks to the floor nurses at the of for the care and compassion given to Larry and the family during his lost days Larry was a very loving person and possessed many talents He will be greatly missed by his family and friends He will also be missed by his companion Bretzle his faithful dog His energy and camaraderie gave us great toy He taught us to love from the heart to be open with one another and most of all to have faith and trust in God in those things that we do not fully understand Funeral moss will be celebrated Friday June 3 11 am at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 670 South 1100 East Burial Lakin Sunset Gardens 10600 So 1700 East Funeral directors Neil O'Donnell Sons Mortuary 529 529 Helen Marie Larsen-Ford 1 cf 1 t' i''''''' zw 1 i Bartok Venegas Lopez 85 died May 27 1994 in Salt Lake City Utah She was born August 17 1908 in Jerez Rica- tecas Mexico to Jesus and Vicenta Lulan Ven- egos She is survived by her sons and daughters AO Clara (Federico) 171eyes Murray Utah Henry (Yo- it landa) San An TJ tonio Texas Tony (Jill) Gomez Murray Utah Ruben (Linda) Gomez and Mary (John) Larsen aH of Solt Lake City 22 grandchildren 27 great-grandchildren one great-great-grandchild We will always miss you mother may God bless you Funeral moss wit be celebrated Tuesday May 31 10 am at St Ann's Catholic Church 450 East 2100 South Vigil service will be held Monday 7 pm at the church where friends may call Monday 6-7 pm Committal Mount Calvarly Cemetery 4th Ave and Street Funeral directors Neil O'Donnell Sons Mortuary 529 529 TH al 1 111 47 4 4 2 Leslie Taylor Leo la Mae Olsen loutensock Jayne Clore Richardson Jeftrs cried Moir 26 19c4 Sae Lake Chf She was born Pori so i ILaGroinge Nampa to Guy A and Grace West Ihaticyasan She mar-tied Cc Ls Altel Beall later divorced: Sne marled Richard Jet- I legs in Denver Coro- 404- da September 14 1946 He cued January 21 1984 Member of Ai Saints Episcopal Chu P'hrA Survm3d by son Cot Marsnat Boat Airily (retired) and his vele Donna: grandchildren Amy met Allison at at cAt Lake Us( sister Beverty Knox Peartand Texas niece Penny HAL California She was very devoted to her country and Its notary forces Funeral services will be 2 pm in Toesdclym: 31 1994 the Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 South Hightand Drive Interment Wasatch Lawn Memo hat Park (Gticrest Section) In lieu al flowers 'amity sugoests contributions to Me Shriners Hospital or AA Saints Episcopal Church 529 5 29 Ronald "Pete" Milne ST GEORGE-SALT (AXE CITY Ronald "Pete" Milne age 78 cued May 28 1994 at his residence in St George Utah trorn Cancer He was born December 7 1915 in Mammoth Utah to George Jarvis and Ethel Emeithe Lee Milne Married Mao Stucki November 6 1936 in Santa Clara Utah Marriage later soiernnized in the Salt Lake LDS Templehe died October 13 1973 Married Vivian Potts Hamblin August 24 1974 in Elko Nevada Mr Milne at the age ot 12 moved to St George Utah with his family He was reared and educated here and started his family He later moved to Salt Lake City Utah where he worked for Milne Truck Line for 25 years After retirement he moved back home and settted in ivins Utah where he has resided for the past 20 years Pete was an active member of the LDS Church he served as a General Conference Usher at the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City Utah for seven yeas He served in the Genealogy Extraction Program at the Tabernacle in St George for three years He made friends where ever he went He knew no strangers He was a member of the for 45 years and loved to target shoot play golf explore the hills in Washington County andlisten to music Sunwars: wife Vivian Potts Hamblin Milne Mns Utah children: Ray John Milne and his wife (Sheny) Jerry Ronald Mline and his wife (Shirley) both Soft Lake City Utah Mrs Diane Earl and husband (Glenn) St George Utah stepchildren: Mrs Mack 'Vicki" Petersen Chino California Bill Dennis and his wife (Debbie) Stockton Utah Mrs Ron "Sandra" Wonick Jerome Idaho brother Lee Milne Salt Lake City Utah One son preceded In death Burton George Milne Funeral services wit be held Wednesday June 1994 at 4:00 pm in the Larkin's Sunset Gardens Chapel (10600 South 1700 East) Salt Lake City Utah Friends may call Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 pm at the Salisbury-Desert Rose Memorial Chapel (58 North 100 East) St George Utah and again Wednesday at the Larkins Sunset Gardens Mortuary from 3:30 pm until time for services Interment will be in the Larkin's Sunset Gardens under the direction of the SpiisburyDesert Rose Memorial Chapel-St George Utah 529 1 529 Trudy Suzette Monsen Trudy Suzette Monsen age 19 died May 27 1994 in a Salt Lake City hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Mountain Home Born January 16 1975 In Roosevelt to Rudy Winkler and Julia Ann Buchanan Monsen She was a student at Continental Beauty College she loved piano received her Young Womanhood medallion was a Sterling Scholar In foreign language she loved life and people She is survived by parents of Altamont- grandparents Grant and Marian Monsen Manch: John Rollin and Donna Buchanan Roosevelt great-grandmother Mamie Winkler Salt lake City brothers and sister Tarren James Rollin Brant Rudy Toby Joe Buchanan and Andrea Marie all of Attamont Funeral services Tuesday I pm at the Attamont IDS Stake Center where friends may call Mondry 6-9 pm and Tuesday pm Burial in the Altonah Cemetery Directors: Huilinger-Olpin Mortuary Roosevelt 529 529 Harold Patten Harold Patten age 78 of Payson dearly loved husband father brother grandfather great-grandfather and friend passed away Triday May 27 1994 at his home from cancer He was born October 2 1915 at Yolk Juab County Utah a son of Charles Henry and Sate Nielsen Patten He married Elaine Osborn March 4 1938 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple He worked as a supervisor at Geneva Steel for many years Harold gave freely of his time and talents and was known for his beautiful tenor voice He enjoyed horses and the great-outdoors He was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints having served in many positions He is survived by his wife Elaine of Payson Four sons and 3 daughters and their spouses: Harold 'Hal" and Alice Patten Carlin Nevada: Patricia and Courtney Cowley Brigham City Charles and Julie Patten Orem Shane and Christine Patten Payson David and Ruth Ann Patten Salt Lake City: Dana and Dirk Stucki and Erin and Terry Brook all of Paris Idaho 21 Grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren Five sisters and two brothers: Maude Juber Orem Margaret Gasparac Salt Lake City Boyd Patten St George Dune Lazenby Santa Paula California Helen Davis Provo William Patten Orem and Florence Zahlmann of Provo He was preceded In death by two brothers and two sisters: Ray and Rex Patten Ida Fay Crook and lone Ellsworth Services will be Tuesday May 31 1994 11:00 am in the Payson Park LDS Ward Chapel 110 South 300 West Friends may call at the Walker Mortuary 587 South 100 West Payson Monday am or at the church Tuesday am Burial will be In the Payson City Cemetery 529 529 Hattie Mae Pitts 4 4' 4 77t siffIlrftFt4 4 LTI 'Crirgei-vomo: i 4'1' A 34 OM' rok4 Leslie Menefee Taylor 67 died May 26 1994 following a courageous bottle with emphysema He was bom Septem- r- ber 161926 in Salt Lake City to Leslie Campbell and Virginia Menefee 1-'1 Taylor He married Merci Jenkins on February 19 1948 in Salt Lake City Member of the IDS Church Member of the Oakridge Country Club Worked in Auto Sales and leasing for the ma- r- 4 lority of his fife and Rick Warner Leasing for over 20 years Avid skier and golfer Survived by his wife one son David Taylor and wife Ion Salt Lake City: four daughters Judith Rufi and husband Barrie Sandy Utah Jacque Hegstrom and husband Tim San Jose California Jarmo Dimmitt Salt lake City Leslie Ann Bjornson Salt lake City ten grand children one sister Sue Smith and husband Jack Sun Valley Idaho and numerous friends and associates Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 1994 at 12 noon in the East Millcreek 15th Ward Chapel 3750 South Hillside Lane (2590 East) Friends may call at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 South Highland Drive Monday evening from 6-8 pm and on Tuesday at the ward from am Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park 528 529 Sterling Sill Elder Steding Sill age 91 died at his home in Salt Lake City Utah on May 25 1994 of causes due to age Born March 31 1903 in Layton Utah a son of Joseph Albert and Mari-Oa Welling Sill Married Doris Thomley on Sep- tember 4 1929 in the ANI---dep Zvi Salt Lake LDS Temple Attended Layton area schools Utah State Uni-' versity and University of Utah After a brief period of teaching in Layton he began selling life insur- once for the New York Life Insurance Co where he was mode manager in 1933 and promoted to Inspector of Agencies in 1934 He was awarded the Certified Life Underwriter degree being the first Utahn to earn this degree He served as President of the Salt Lake Exchange Club In 1938 Elected as President of the Salt Lake Association of Life Underwriters Elder Sill served an IDS mission in the Southern States Mission He was the youngest member to be called to the North Davis Stake High Council In 1934 he and his companion moved to their present residence where two years later he was called as bishop of the newly created Garden Park Ward a building that he was instrumental in construction He served as bishop for 10 years and then called in 1946 to the Bonneville Stake High Council In 1951 he became a member of the Deseret Sunday School Union General Board a position he held until 1954 when he was called as an Assistant to the Council of Twelve Apostles He was sustained as a member of the 1st Quorum of Seventies in October 1976 received Emeritus status in September 1978 and faithfully remained at the Church offices until 1988 at which time he retired to his home where many volunteers assisted him with his writing He was a prolific writer having authored and published 38 volumes along with numerous other manuscripts yet to be published He was probably most well known for the 17 years (1960-1977) he performed as the voice for KSI's program Sunday Evening from Temple Square where he extended many examples of faith and leadership He was also awarded the Carnegie Hero Foundation Medal of Honor for saving a 13-year-old boy from drowning in the ocean Member of the University of Utah Board of Regents for I I years serving as Chairman for four years He received an Honorary Doctorate of Laws degree from the of in 1953 and In 1983 was honored as a distinguished alumnus Through his efforts in obtaining funding the home economics building was named the "Sterling Sill Home Living Center" Another lifelong dream was realized in 1980 when the residents of Layton proclaimed a "Sterling Sill Day" naming him honorary mayor of Layton Survivors include his widow Doris Sill son John Michael and his wife Diane Salt lake City daughter Mary Carolyn Knepper and her husband Don Mesa Arizona 17 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren: sister Marguerite Bourne Farmington Utah: brother Claude Sill Idaho Falls Idaho sister-in-law Alice Evans widow to the late Elder Richard Evans A son David Sterling Sill preceded his father in death In July of 1993 leaving a wife and five children Funeral services Tuesday May 3Ist at 12 noon Bonneville Stake Center 1535 East Bonne-view Drive (1050 South) Friends and family may call at the Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple Monday evening 6 to 8 pm and at the Stake Center on Tuesday 10 11:45 am Interment will be in the Kaysville Cemetery "He was an exceptional man a true leader of men and his family and friends will always remember his outstanding accomplishments and will miss him dearly" I' 528 529 foitu 4 4 i Ilv 1 I i) 1r- I 1 Phoebe Turner Wendell Rockhill Jones age 79 died May 27 1994 at his home Wendell will be missed by all he was a special husband father grandfather and friend He was born May 31 1914 in Spanish Fork Utah to William Albert and Mary Isabel' Rockhill Jones He married his best friend Emily Moon Jones on November 1 1946 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple He believed in hard work honesty and love which he taught his children He was a Veteran of World War Il Graduated from University of Utah and University of Southern California law School Studied at Saboune University in Paris France Served in federal and state government In private practice he rewrote the laws for the Utah's credit union's Active member of LDS Church serving as ward clerk and active in High Priests Group of the Monument Park 9th and Union Fort 3rd Wards He enjoyed traveling and sports Survived by his wife Emily and his children Cynthia Jones of Salt Lake Richard and Cindy Jones of Magna Annette Rodger of Salt lake City Bruce Jones of St George Paul Jones and Debbie Jones of Salt Lake City He has ten very special grandchildren Stuart and Pat Jones James Jacob Jaremy and John Selene and two beautiful granddaughters Charily and Alex Jones which were his pride and joy Jason Janes and his wife Tricia Jason was very special to Wendell who treated him as his own son sister Marion buffer and her children Tanya and John Special nephew William Albert (Bill Jones and his wife Mary Kay of Salt Lake city reced- ed In death by brothers Bert and Jack Jones and twin sisters Ila and Nita Funeral services will be held Tuesday 12:00 noon at the Union Fort 3rd Ward 7400 South 1000 East Friends may call Monday from 6-8 pm at the Jenkins-Salle Mortuary 4760 South State and Tuesday at the church from 10:30 to 11:45 am Interment Tuesday 2:30 pm at the Spanish Fork City Cemetery 420 South 400 East Family suggests in lieu of flowers donations be made to Utah Diabetes Foundation or Primary Children's Hospital 529 529 Helen Marie Larsen-Ford 80 passed away May 25 1994 following an extended illness Helen was born May 25 1914 in Ephraim Sanpete County Utah to William and Martha Dorius Larsen She married James Darrell Ford Sr May 18 1945 in Austin Texas Member LDS Church Garden Heights Ward Helen was a member of the Floral Culture Club and was a keen appreciator of nature she was a conservationist long before these issues commanded attention She treasured beauty from the tiniest wildflower blooming on the mountainsiae to the most exquisite rose Everhere she toiled she worshiped nature In all its glory- and beauty arose Her survivors include her beloved husband Darrell Salt Lake City two sons and three daughters Craig Raymond Shields Jennifer Mane Droubay (husband Greg) and Penelope Susan Hebrew (husband Lincke) all from Salt Lake City John Walter Ford (wife Kris) of Graham Wash and Chloe Ann Zuver of Cheyenne Wyoming 24 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Preceded in death by a son James Darrell Ford Jr four brothers Howard Robert Jean and Colley Larsen and a baby sister Dorothy Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 11 am at the Holbrook Funeral Chapel 3251 So 2300 East where friends may call for one hour prior to the services 529 529 Leo la Mae Olsen Loutensock beloved wife mother grandmother sister friend and neighbor passed away at her home in West Jordan on May 27 1994 Born December 31 1921 in Salt Lake City a daughter of Rudolf Theodore Olsen and Lenora Whitby She was raised in Pocatello Idaho with her six brothers and enjoyed a rich musical experience in her high school years at Pocatello High School soloing with the school choir and girls sextet She sang lead in her school operetta "Swetthearts" Mel high school graduation she went to California to pursue further voice training She sang lead roles in the "Deseret Song with the Desert Players in Victorville California She spent many years singing for church community and school functions As a wife she loved and supported her husband in his educational professional and spiritual pursuits She found great joy in serving with him in the Jordan River LDS Temple As her husband served as a counselor in the temple presidency with Elder Burke Peterson she was privileged to be an assistant temple matron with Sister Brookie Peterson from 1985 to 1987 She cherished her callings in the LDS Church serving as her ward Relief Society president twice a counselor in her stoke Relief Society presidency a teacher a temple worker and always showing compassion and love in her service to others She was a loving and caring friend to all She married Hyrum William Loutensock Jr of Glendale California in Carlsbad New Mexico on February 3 1945 with the marriage solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on April 23 1945 Together they enjoyed a nch and fulfilling life full of love for one another Her husband preceded her in death six months earlier on November 26 1993 Both passed away of cancer As a mother she bore five children four of which have preceded he in death She was a loving mother always put'ong the needs of her children before her own Srie loved her children and grandchildren very much She always encouraged them to succeed in whatever they did She Is survived by her son David Loutensock his wife Dorothy and her five grandchildren: David Shawn Eric Joseph and Jennifer of West Jordan Also survived by a foster daughter Virginia Andrews of Salt Lake City and her two children Stacie Webb and Rick Cannon Also survived by five of her six brothers: Ronald Olsen Salmon Idaho Oval Olsen and Rex Olsen Pocatello Idaho James Olsen and Mas Olsen Castro Valley She went with a glad heart and looked forward to a grand reunion with her husband and four children: Stephen Kathleen Cathy Lynn and Paula who have all preceded her in death Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 2:00 pm at West Jordan Welby Stake Center 5176 West Parr Drive (8440 South) Friends may call Monday May 30 6-8 pm at McDougal Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood Road and Tuesday at the church pm Interment: Salt Lake City Cemetery 529 529 Margaret Thurgood Rhoades Phoebe Turner 90 died Monday afternoon May 23 1994 in Sedalia Missouri She was born August T'' 27 1903 in England daughter of William and Phoebe Ann Stephen- son Lowther On January 5 1923 in Salt Lake City Utah she married Rich- ord Turner who died 4 In 1973 Mrs Turner was raised and educated in Ili Sall Lake City moving to Sedalia in 1989 She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- I day Saints in Salt Lake i City performing with the Singing Mothers Choir Sumvors include five daughters Muriel Harrold Escondido California Helen DuBose Al-twos California Betty Borchardt Sedalia Missouri Carol Gary Logan Utah Marjorie Campbell San Diego California 25 grandchikdren several great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren Preceded in death by two sons Clifton (Bud) and Bert Graveside services will be held Tuesday March 31 1994 at 1 pm at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park (Rest Haven Section) Friends may call on Tuesday from 11:45 am 1245 pm at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 South Highland Drive prior to services I 529 529 Philip Lewis Stephenson I I In Memoriam TO A SPECIAL LADY CINDIE EK 91566-52593 Hattie Mae Pitts 73 died May 25 1994 In Salt Lake City Utah Bom March 141921 in Savannah Georgia to Phyllis Brockington Survived by son Her- bert Johnson Tampa Florida: daughter in la Ordena Pitts Kearns brother-In-law Her- nando Palmer seven grandchildren three great-grandchildren numerous nieces and 4 nephews brother Billy Lt -e (Virginia) Senior Pre- It' ceded in death by par- 4 1- ents son Lawrence Pitts a sister and a brother Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 1994 1 pm at Redwood Memorial Estates Mortuary 6500 So Redwood Rd where friends may coil one hour Nor to services Interment Redwood Memorial Estates 529 529 Martin Rayner Philip Lewis Stephenson age 56 returned home to his Heavenly Father on May 25 1994 after a valiant 19 year battle with leukemia 9- Born January 14 1938 in Salt Lake City to Dell and Josephine Frances Lewis Stephenson Mar- 1 ried Judith Ann Jones July 19 1969 in Salt Lake City Their marriage later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on May 27 1975 frs He graduated from East High School in 1956 and later graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in mathematics He worked as a systems analyst for the State of Utah for the post 26 years Active member of the IDS Church serving faithfully for the past nine years as membership clerk He enjoyed the outdoors mountain climbing playinig the piano golf chess coaching his son baseball team and spending time with his family Survived by wife two daughters and Iwo sons Stacey (Brian) Roper Mary Lee Ryan Wesley all of Salt Lake City and Elder Kelly DeRhodes Stephenson currently serving in the Connecticut Hartford Mission Also survived by grandson Ty let Grant Roper father Dell Stephenson Michigan and stepsister Jane (Claude) Maxwell He was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents Funeral services will be held Tuesday May 31 1994 at 1230 pm at the East Milicreek 11th Ward Chapel 2702 Evergreen Avenue (3435 South) Fnends may call Skonday May 30 1994 from 530-8 pm at the Wasatch Lawn Mortuary 3401 South Highland Drive Salt Lake City and at the church Tuesday 11 a 12 noon pm prior to sennces Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery We will be together forever someday' 529 530 Jo 0 1 ty A 4 44' icor ti i-iiiit4 i -14: 3 '1 ''D 41 tt Tmublc 1 :0 I st fOit'l i I ---4 GLI 1 i 0 a Wczsatch Law'r? Memorial Park and Mortuary 3401 Highland Drive I Salt Lake City Utah 84106 Phone: 4668687 Ps --'00'''77 -----71 flcg''''''' if 7 9K" 4 i -1 -4 7 r- I -0 1 Or 1 tb 444 '1 l'' 3'4 XV-N 614-0- I 2-'''' 7 le( 4 I i Eli NEW CONSTRUCTION DISCOUNT SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS OVER IN-GROUND BURIAL UNITS AVAILABLE FOR FAMILIES COUPLES AND INDIVIDUALS YEAR-AROUND VISITATION WitlatCh LaWil Patit and Martuavg Convenient mot Highland Drive Sah Lalia City Utah S4106 Payment Phonic 4titi-hinS7 Program flew Deaver Addinanit 'Moynihan at No Obligettan on the Fancying Reasonable Above Ceaund NAME Ahenetwe Down ADDRESS Payment --csmebev Newell an amommm FOITIN Ensto ZIP No Interest STATE Charges FunraJ Manhole PHONE 0 4 ---t--- cio at4 iaii7 Oft CI IP A-r vim To-41c TcT I love you I will not cry if I knew the untathom able mystery of the place you find you yourself I will not cry We loved each other eternally In life but everything then was fleehng and hmtted1 think of you in this marvelous place where there is no death or pain and where you are near an inexhaustible source of happiness and love I truly love you my only tears ore ones of lay for I know you are at peace My undying love Brent 529 5 29 Margaret Green Weaver Thurgood Rhoades 75 died Friday May 27 1994 at the Davis Hospital and Medical Center from complications following wit a stroke Margaret was born in Layton Utah on April 9 1919 a daughter of Christopher James Rich- ard WeaVef and Margo- ris ret Davinie Green Weaver She was the eleventh child of four- ep? teen children She mar- fled Rex Moss Thurgood -1 September 6 1946 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple: He preceded her in death on September 7 1974 She married Winslow Foster Rhoades in the Ogden IDS Temple on January 30 1976 Margaret was employed for 28 years as a secretarylor Smedley Development She was a member of the Syracuse 3rd Ward where she served in the Primary the MIA and Sunday School She also served as a homemaking leader and a visiting teacher in the Relief Society Margaret also rendered many hours of service in the Ogden Temple Margaret and Winslow served a full time mission to the Kentucky Louisville mission She was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers She is survived by her husband Winslow Rhoades of Syracuse four sons and live doughters Leon and Susion Jensen Hooper Chns and Arlene Thurgood Syracuse Don and kick Ormsby Clearfield: Steve ond Shirley Sow Hanford Calif Tom and Kathy Rhoades Syracuse: Blair and Karen Lorsen Mountain Green Lewis and Cindy Rhoades Syracuse: Rodney and Ann Pratt Rot Mike and Choriotte Rhoades Syracuse 32 grandchildren and two great-granildrenSho is also survivedat brothers and one sister Jim and Weaver Clearfield Don and Marion Weaver Won Lorraine Schofield Kaysvirle She was preceded in death by seven brothers and four sisters Funeral services wig be held Wednesday June I 1994 11 am at the Syracuse 3rd Ward Chapel 1974 West 1700 South Syracuse Friends may call Tuesday from 64 pm at Lindauists Kaysville Mortuary 400 North filain and Wednesday at the church from am Interment Syracuse City Cemetery I 529 529 Martin Lennard Rayner 56 passed away May 19 1994 in Salt Lake City from heart complications Born December 31 2 N1 1937 in Cape Town 1 South Africa the son of Samuel James and ir "v11 Edith Louise May Pyrke 1 Rayner Married Hilde- gard Reithmeier in Mu- fir nich Germany Salem nized in the Swiss IDS Temple March 26 1960 Martin received his formai education in South A Africa attending the to University of Cape Town '1 '-tr' prior to his emigration to im the United States in December 1957 Soon after his arrival he was enlisted in the US Armed Forces serving in Germany He become a US Citizen in 1963 Mr Rayner joined Johnson Higgins in Los Angeles California in 1971 and was promoted to Vice President '-In 1974 In 1982 he transferred to Tokyo os President of Johnson Higgins of Japan where he also served as Bishop of the Tokyo English Speaking Ward in 1985 he returned as Senior Vice-President in New York City and was elected Director of Johnson Higgins in 1987 He was the international Practice Leader until 1993 when he became President of Johnson Higgins of Utah He was Past Chairman of the Los Angeres Ballet and served as director of numerous ads and charitable organizations Sumvors: his devoted wife Hilciegard sal Eric and daughter Angela his mother and two brothersLovOt and respected by his family and business associates alike Funeral services were held Wednesday May 25M in the California PacMc Palisades IDS Word Chapel under the direction of Gates Kingsley Gates or Sqpia Monica Local funeral directors Larkin Mortitary 529 529 In Memoryof Our Beloved mother DOROTHY A BURDICK Mar 15 29 1993 Who left our presence to be wt her Heavenly Father Mother your smile laughter generosity and love is sorety missed by your Children' Grandchildren and Gloat-Grandchildren Ho blessed we were to hove hod you tot our owl We pray that you ore preponng way tot each of us that someday we con all be together ogoin in the comfort of your Motherly love Do not stond of my grove and weep I am not thm I do not sleep I om thousand winds that biC om the dlomond glints On snow am the sunlight on ripened groin I am the gentle autumn ran Geraldine "Jeri" Strong God bless ow dear beloved sister Jeri voto passed away after a short bottle with cancer on May 27 1994 with famay and friends ot her side Born Januar0 1928 In Solt Lake City Utah to Walser and Lola Bur dick SftonQ Attended East High and the Univ of Utoh $he dr studied music in Los An 7 7 gelec CQIIt ond New York City ond went 41 4' most of her life in the en tertoinment business in i those cities ond in orni Ronda She mar vh 47 4P red Nixon Miller Nov 3 1952 in Los Angeles who was her singing partner tater divorced She will be deorty missed by oil who knew and loved her Survived by brother John Sttong Solt lake City sister Potillne I Hunt Gronacia Hills Calif many nteCeS nephews and cousins She was preceded in death by her parents Graveside sehhces will be heid Weunesday June 1 1994 at 12 Noon at Wasatch lawn Memorial Park (Mountain View Section) Friends may call at Wasatch Imvn Moduary 3401 SooM Highland Di on Tuesday evening from 6-8 pm 529 kb 5 30 Men you awaken In the moming'S hush I om the swift uplifting tush of Quiet WWI In citcling flight I am the soft stat that shines at night Do fo stand at my wave and dly I am not Mucci did not Mo loving thoughts Clarissa Bob and Comity's 1 529 isi 5 29 0141444 All "Ik 41111 oto "At oft 40 IA 41 Alt 4CA 011 "AAP "Ik 4111111 4 Ilk AS "AA 014 tit ek ALA oa Ail A AA os 4 "I (1 igoA494eA 4- foLft OW411 0640 opt e04- alialk1060 mot 't AA kkii141-44A4 Oa 444-A 400 im "AO 104--4 4 1.

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