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Stephen Paul Abbott deceased

Stephen Paul Abbott, 68 years of age, passed away the morning of Tuesday,
October 10, 2006 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center due to heart failure.
Paul was born on September 15, 1938 in Provo, Utah, to Stephen Nelson and
Florence Elizabeth Durrant Abbott. He grew up in Provo where he helped his
grandfather, John Henry Durrant raise turkeys. Paul graduated from Provo High
School, then attended Central Utah Vocational School in Provo. He was interested
in carpentry and wood trades. He was married to Julie Rae Nelson of Salt Lake
City, and later divorced. Paul had two adopted children, Jeremy Paul and Denise
Rosemeri. He worked at Karman Kitchens, Salt Lake City for over ten years. He also helped his c
business, in Preston, Idaho. He lived the majority of his life in West Valley City, Salt
Lake City, and Provo. He was an easygoing, friendly fellow who loved music, movies, and collecting model trains. Paul has
three surviving brothers and one sister: Ronald Kent (Sue Ann) of Pleasant Grove, Thomas Edwin (Dianne) of Alpine,Gary
Nelson (Linda) of Payson, and Irene Elizabeth Thompson (Merrill) of Clearfield. Paul was preceded in death by his parents,
and two brothers, Orland Kay and Kenneth Jay. Graveside service will be held on Saturday, October 14, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. at
the Provo City Cemetery. A viewing will be held at Berg Mortuary on Saturday, October 14, 2006 from 12:00-1:30 p.m
Condolences may be sent to info@bergmortuary.com.
Published in the Daily Herald on 10/13/2006.

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Obituary and Condolences submitted by Ernie Milner, Louise Prestwich Spendlove and LoRetta Holt Ford
Adams, Deanne [Sorenson]
Adams, Elois [Cook]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: Children: 4, Hobbies: aerobics % weights, horse
racing, interior decorating, tole painting OCUPATION: School Secretary
2007 UPDATES: (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS):
Adamson, Dee Ann [Davenport]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY:
HOBBIES: silk flower arrangements, ceramics, reading, traveling
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Alexander, Archie
(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS,
ETC):
Alger, Don (Mack)

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: CHILDREN: Amy, Suzanne, Juliet, Emily, Andrew.
HOBBIES: handball,hunting, fishing, grandkids, taking care 7.5 acres of

woods and the home.
OCCUPATION: nuclear engineering consultant - business owner
2007 UPDATES: Still working - I guess not smart enough to figure out how to quit. Youngest daughter will be married in Salt
Lake temple on 2 February '07 and I'll have 4 sons-in-law. Our youngest, Andrew lives in Provo and is single. Last count - 9
grandkids (love em all) and on the sidelines cheering for more. I'm still trying to endure to the end - have been a Stake Patriarch
for five years now. If anyone finds themselves on I-70 going through Missouri, you'll be in Columbia. Give us a call and come
visit.
Alger, Mike(Mickey)
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: OCCUPATION/HOBBIES: overseeing Alger's
Acres, world champion rodeos, breed and train quarter horses, "Comedy of
Comedy" Nation TV special, National Rodeos
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC
Allman, Stanley
CHILDREN: 3, HOBBIES: hunting, fishing, horeseback riding, boating OOCUPATION: owner of Kirby Co.
of Provo
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE

THINGS, ETC):
Allred, Garth
No, I am not dead yet, although I have had plenty of chances. After graduating from
PFH I went to BYU then served a mission in the Eastern States. Following that time,
I served in the Army Reserves--active duty for six months. I married Mary Best from
Springville 1n 1963 and the above children were born by her. I taught Seminary in
Richfield, Monroe, and Gunison before moving to Provo and writing curriculum for
CES. Our next move took us to Tallahassee, Florida, where I served as Institude
Director and obtained a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy. I have, since that
time, maintained a private therapy practice while teaching in CES. Our next move
took us to St. George, Utah, and then to Laie, Hawaii, were I was professor of Religion and later Dean of
Religion. During that time I had a chance to teach at the BYU Jerusalm Center for Near Eastern Studies. I
retired from teaching in 2000 due to health a personal issues. I have had a liver transplant and recently
open heart surgery. My wife, Mary, passed away after moving back to Utah in 2003 due to a brain tumor.
My present wife, Noriko, was a former student at BYU-Hawaii. She loves cats and we have a great Black
Lab we call Ski-Lani. Now days, my social life consists of visiting doctors. It was nice of David Thayne to
make contact with me. He and I (along with a brother and sister) sang in the Tabernacle Choir together for
a brief time. I have many good memories about PHS.
Allred, Lavon [Hatfield] Deceased
Obituary submitted by Venita Parry Roylance:
From the Daily Herald Archives:
Date
July 16, 2002
Lena LaVon Hatfield
Lena LaVon Hatfield, 63, returned to her heavenly father with a beautiful smile
on her face July 13, 2002, due to an extended illness.
She was born July 6, 1939 in Hill Spring, Alberta Canada. She was the daughter
of Archibald Reece and Anne Smith Allred. She was the third of five children.
LaVon was raised in Hill Spring until she was thirteen, she then moved to Provo, UT, where she graduated from Provo High
School in 1957. She married her sweetheart, whom she loved dearly for forty-five cherished years, in the Salt Lake LDS temple
soon after graduation. They had a happy life together raising their three sons. LaVon enjoyed every minute that she was able to
spend spoiling her ten grandchildren.
She spent her life in service working as a nurse's aid and serving in various organizations of the church. In her later years she
served her fellow man by participating in a family home evening program and made knit hats for a church humanitarian program.
She blessed her family with her love for music and story telling.
LaVon was a gifted mother, cook, canner and peacemaker. She liked to read and was the number one fair-weathered fan of the
BYU football team with frequent outbursts during the games. In her younger years she was "just one of the guys, " and could not
be out done by her husband or sons at any outdoor activity. Her greatest love in life was being with her family and defending her
grandchildren from their parents' discipline.
She is survived by her dear husband Jerrald Hatfield; her mother, Anne Smith Allred; three sisters and one brother, Colene
Oviatt, JoAnne Dowdle, Lori Rassmussen, and McKay Allred; three sons, Steve (Janine), Neal (Kathy), and Richard (Jennifer);
and ten beautiful grandchildren. Her father, Archibald Reece Allred, preceded her in death. We all will miss the love and comfort
she has shared with us. We love you grandma!
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, July 17, 2002 at 11 a.m. in the Hobble Creek 2nd Ward Chapel located at 1440 E. 900
South in Springville. Friends and family may call Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 E. 200 S. Springville
or at the church one hour prior to the services. Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.
Anderson, Beverly [Lowe] FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY:

CHILDREN: 4 PROFESSION: Court Reporter
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Anderson, Carolyn [Boardman]

ETC):
Anderson, Gayle [Jubin]

(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Anderson, Lamar
ETC):
Anderson, Vivian [Miller]

HOBBIES: walking, BYU sports events, arobic exercises, tolepainting,
crocheting,dancing OCCUPATION: coder in medical records at American
Fork hospital
2007 UPDATES:
We are currently living across the street from the St. George Temple and
serving there as patrons 5 days a week. We love it. We are both in good
health and happy in the service of our Lord.
Neb and I have 2 sons who are both married. Rob and Diane live in Boise,
Idaho. He is an engineer for Micron. They have 5 children. Richard and Mia live in Provo where he works as an electrician or
maintenance mechanic. They unfortunately have no children.
May the warmth of friendship and the miracle of Christmas fill your heart with peace. love and joy.
Love Your PHS Friends
Neb and Vivian Miller
Arnold, Jacqueline [Passey]

6 Children, HOBBIES: singing, wewing, genealogy, cake decorating, traveling, writing, church work,
OCCUPATION: housewife
2007 UPDATES:
I haven't made it to any of the reunions and haven't seen David since high school, but I had an
immediate picture of him pop into my head of almost 50 years ago. I'll send a current picture of myself as
soon as I go to glamour photos. HA! My husband Richard and I live in Edmond, Oklahoma. Say where?
No, it is not as pretty as Utah, but someone has to live here. We have five wonderful daughters and one
superb son that have managed to give us fifteen outstanding, talented, loving and gifted grandchildren.
Since leaving Provo I have lived in California, Utah, Colorado, Texas, Kentucky and Oklahoma. I speak the native language of all
six states and know where to pan for gold in most of them. I love genealogy work and I have taught genealogy on two different
college campuses. I am working on my ninth family history book. We have had a life full of wonderful travel, service, joy and just
enough sorrow to keep us humble. It was a shock to find out that I didn't just grow smarter and wiser in all areas of life, in many I
only got older. Old ladies crying or having a temper fit really isn't pretty.
Mon Oct 24, 2005 - 8:20 AM
Austin, Monya [Adamson]

FROM 1987 BIO: HOBBIES: crocheting, guitar, singing, reading, gardening
OCCUPATION: housewife

BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETCM
Ball, Carol [McKee]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: family, travel, music, art, home decorating,
piano, organ, anything creative OCCUPATION: homemaker

RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Barber, David
(as dictated by David on Jan. 30):
I am enjoying the good weather and life here on Maui. I have retatively good health--other than
recovering from caterac surgery. The recovery is going well; I expect to be fine. I am the proud father of
4 children by Caroly Jensen Pooley. I also have 8 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. I really
enjoy this contact. I would love to hear from any of you. If you come to Maui, I have a place you can
stay
Bargeron, Kim
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: mechanics, msic, sports, computers OCCUPATION: chemical
engineer
2007 UPDATES (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST

WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Barlow, Bruce
(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST
Barney, Geraldine [Thompson] Deceased

ETC):
Beecroft, Joe
2007 COMMENTS (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,
RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES, FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):
Benson, Dean
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: CHILDREN: 5 Boys, 1 girl
HOBBIES: sports, horses, camping OCCUPATION: owner Utah Office Supply

Bingham, Richard
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: hunting, fishing, snowmobiling,
backpacking OCCUPATION: operator

Blackett, Barbara [Wheeler]

ETC):
Booth, Florence [Schexnayder]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: reading, fashion, authentic cajun cooking, bridge, travel
OCCUPATION: owner F.B. Realstate, F. B. construction
2007 UPDATES:(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST

Booth, Shirlene [Halladay] Deceased

CHILDREN: 5 HOBBIES: singing, dancing OCCUPATION: Utah Valley Regional
Medical Center Environmental Services
Oibituary submitted 11/08/05 by Venita Parry Roylance:
2007 UPDATE: OBITUARY
Date
June 07, 2004
Shirlene Booth Halladay, age 64, of Provo, rejoined her parents, Cloyd Billington and Millie Stubbs Booth; her sister, Colleen
Thompson; her brother, Ronald Cloyd Booth; along with many other loved ones that preceded her, on June 5, 2004. She went
peacefully surrounded by her family and loved ones.
Shirlene was born August 14, 1939, in Provo, to Cloyd Billington and Millie Stubbs Booth. She attended schools in the Provo
area and graduated from Provo High School. She married Hal L. Halladay on September 10, 1957; they later divorced. She
worked at Muir Roberts Cannery, in Provo; The House of Representatives mail room, in Salt Lake City; and, Utah Valley
Regional Medical Center, in Provo, for the last 20 years, where she retired last April.
Shirlene touched the lives of many people with her heart of gold, sense of humor, and selfless acts. She will be truly missed by
many.
Shirlene is survived by 5 children: Halene (Misi) Inoke, of Spanish Fork; Brad L. (Lanette) Halladay, of Orem; Hal Brent (Kelli)
Halladay, of Lehi; Suzanne (Kent) Weight, of Springville; Heather Halladay, and her companion, Brian Serba, of Mapleton. She
is also survived by 15 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
She will be remembered for all her little miracles. We love you.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 9, 2004, at 11 a.m., in the Berg Drawing Room Chapel, 185 East Center Street,
Provo. Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m.; or, Wednesday morning, from 9:30-11 a.m. before the
service. Interment will be at the Provo City Cemetery.
Borget, Carol [Loveless] Deceased

Obituary submitted 11/8/05 by Venita Parry Roylance:
Date
March 23, 2003
Carol B. Loveless
Carol Borget Loveless, 63, our loving wife, mother, grandmother, and
precious friend, passed away on March 20, 2003, at home with family
gathered around to comfort her passing.
She was born July 27, 1939, in Provo, Utah, to Glen L. and Beulah Ellison
Borget Provost (Darrell). She graduated from Provo High School in 1957, and
continued her education, receiving her beautician license. She married her sweetheart, James (Jim) C. Loveless, May 2, 1959,
in Provo, Utah.
She loved bowling, boating, watching the Jazz, and traveling with her friends and family. Her first and foremost priority in life was
that of her family.
Survivors: husband, Jim, Sandy; Shelly (Steve) Furner, South Jordan; and Darren (Jennifer) Loveless, Draper; 4 grandchildren,
Brad, Nick, Stephanie and Sydnee; sister, Barbara Ann Johnson, Santaquin, Utah. Preceded in death by her son, Rocky James
Loveless, and parents. "What a joyous and loving reunion she is having with her son and parents. " Carol will truly be missed by
all those that knew and loved her.
Funeral services, Monday, March 24th, 2 p.m. at the Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 E. 10600 So., Sandy, where friends and
family may call on Sunday from 6-8 p.m. and also on Monday 1 hr. prior to the services. Interment, Orem City Cemetery.
Boswell, Jacqualine
ETC):
Bown, Jane Anne [Hatch]

CHILDREN: 5 HOBBIES: raising arabian horses, sewing, grandchildren
OCCUPATION: dental hygeinist

Brandon, Kay Deceased

ETC):
Brimhall, John
ETC):
Brimhall, Wanda Mae [Rassmussen] Deceased

Obituary entered by David Thayne:
Wanda Mae Brimhall Rasmussen, born January 9, 1938 in Provo Utah to Roland S.
and Myrtle Stradling Brimhall, returned to her Heavenly Father on Wednesday April 7, 2004. Wanda grew up in Provo and
graduated from Provo High School.
She married Gary Rasmussen May 24, 1957 in the Manti Temple. She was an active member in the LDS Church and served in
many positions in the Primary and was active in Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts while her children were growing up. Wanda was
also a member of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Lodge 2924 in Provo, a 4-H leader and in the Golden Girls Dance Club. She
enjoyed cooking, sewing and was and excellent homemaker. She loved to go camping with her family and friends.
Wanda is survived by her husband Gary;four sons, Dennis (Heidi), Provo; Gary, Bryan and Michael, Orem: five daughters Cindy
Rasmussen, Orem; Kathy(Kevin) Roundy, Provo; Gaylene (Randy) Davis, Tanya (
Tyler) Robinso9n, and Anna Rasmussen, Orem; 18 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren; and two sisters LaRae Burr and
Betty Watters. She was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers and three sons, Robert, Todd and Timothy.
Funeral services were held Mon. April 12, 2004 at 200 PM in the Berg Mortuary Drawing Room Chapel. 185 E. Center St. Provo,
Friends called Sunday evening at the mortuary from 6-8 pm as well as Monday afternoon, one hour prior to services. Interment,
Provo City Cemetary.
Brooks, Darlene [Harness]

Brown Clegg, Helen

I have kept myself busy raising children, serving in various LDS callings in Primary, Young Women,
Relief Society, Family History, and during all that have kept busy in the Boy Scouts of America. Also, I
am a quilter!
Ken and I recently celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. We now have 32 wonderful grandchildren
and one great grandchild on the way.
We are anxious to see you all.
Buckley, Connie
ETC):
Buckley, John
ETC):
Bullock, Nancy [Stephens]

ETC):
Bullock, Phil
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: camping, hiking, dancing, electronics
OCCUPATION: economist
2007 UPDATES:
Hi David,
I check into the website every once in a while just to see what is going on.
I don't think I will post much but I will try to get a recent picture of me
posted before the reunion. My guess is that most of our class don't use
internet based communication. Activity might increase as more people find
out about it and we get closer to the reunion.
I have logged in about 10 times so if the other 25 people also logged in 10

times that could account for 250 of the 700.
You might suggest that classmates in a given area try to get together for
lunch every month or two. You could post the date, time and location of
those events on the website. If the social butterflies in the class would
get something started maybe some of the rest of us would join in once in a
while. You could send a monthly email letter with the dates and times of
the lunches and that alone would get people thinking about it.
For the record, I usually contribute financially when I don't want to do any
of the work.
Phil
Thu Oct 20, 2005 - 5:19 PM
Burns, Lavae [Kelson]

Bush, Pat [Tripp]

Busterud, Kay Lynne [Bullock]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: tennis, cooking, antiques, interior
decorating,singing, OCCUPATION: housewife, legal secretary COMMENTS:
With my 5 boys I am actively involved as a spactator in their circuit cycling, little
league, track, swimming, and soccer, whilce raising 1 girl who loves singing and
dancing--anything social.

Campbell, Ed
Cardall, Gary
ETC):
Cardon, Joan [Wager] Deceased

ETC):
Carling, Ronald Deceased

ETC):
Carter, Joan Deceased

ETC):
Carter, Robert
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES: traveling, archaeology, antique
collecting and refinishing, reading, concerts and plays, hstorical research,
writing, gardening, humor OCCUPATION: 7th grade utah history/english
Teacher
2007 Updates:(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Castleberry, Glen
ETC):
Chapman, Duane Deceased

ETC):
Childs, Joyce [Russell]
ETC):
Christensen, Carol
ETC):
Christensen, Lois [Welker]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY:CHILDREN 4 HOBBIES: golf, bridge,
travel, OCCUPATION: import products from Korea

Christensen, Nanette [Lassen]

Clark, (Oliver) Kay

Clark, Bill
(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE
THINGS, ETC):
Clark, Don
FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: CHILDREN: 7 HOBBIES: boating, horses, running,
OCCUPATION: President, Integrated Business Systems, Inc. COMMENTS: It was
great to be in the class of '57!

Clark, Jean [Grayson]

FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY: HOBBIES:golf, fishing, travel, gardening,
sewing, ecorating, crafts, piano, singing OCCUPATION: hair stylist
COMMENTS: Grandmothering has become a part of our lives. I have twin
grandsons. I am homemaking leader in Relief Society and Choir Organist

Clark, Joan [Beck]

HOBBIES: sewing, fishing OCCUPATION: homemaker

Clark, Mark
CHILDREN: 11 HOBBIES: garden, family, church OCCUPATION: teacher
of PE at BYU
2007 UPDATES:
Hi (Classmates) - I bumped into Margene Simmons in the Missionary
Training Center's health center where Janet and I were getting our
Japenese Encephalitis shots prior to going to the Singapore Mission in
two days.
She showed me the web site, and since today is our P-day, I'm dropping
you a note. Nice going on the reunion work! I enjoyed reading about the kids who have reported in. Keep after them all!
We will be serving in the Singapore Mission for 18 months (unless they extend us), so we should be home in time for the
reunion. We will serve in a country outside of Singapore, but won't know where until we get there and the President interviews
us. The mission includes East and West Malaysia, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, The Maldives, Diego Garcia, and Pakistan.
We'll be in one of these.
A little data on us for you:

Married Janet Bird from Springville
Eleven kids, 39 grandkids, and five in the oven that we know of.
Live down the street from Lonnie Gleave, around corner from Rush Sumpter, and a block from Sally Clements.
Taught and coached 5 years in California High School,
11 years at BYU Hawaii, and 23 years at BYU Provo.
Retired July 1, 2005
I was in Kanab in September, and an old fellow there told me Benny Cloward passed away about two weeks earlier. Also, you
probably know but Mary Mecham died in June 2000.
I read your comments about BY High. The reason they seem like our graduates is because they are. BY High closed after our
Junior year and the seniors finished at Provo. At least, that's what I remember.
Aloha, see ya in a year and a half.
Mark Clarke
P.S. If I knew the computer better I'd send you some money, but I'm not sure what I'm doing, so now you'll just have to wait til we
return.
Clayson, Boyd Deceased
Clayton , Ann [Hanson]

HOBBIES: Lake Powell, crafts, vacationing, walking 5 miles a day
OCCUPATION: home maker, family business COMMENTS: At our age if you
have good health you have everything.
2007 UPDATES:
Oct 23, 2006 email:
Hi everyone. I am sorry I am not going to be able to attend the reunion. We
are serving a mission and will be away next year when the big event takes
place. I enjoy the web page. Thank you nerds for being able to create such a
great forum. I can't even spell cornpeweter.
Clayton, Bill Deceased
Clements, Ray
Clements, Sally [Sheriff]

HOBBIES: shopping, talking, watching my kids play ball, crafts,
cooking, cake decorating OCCUPATION: houswife
2007 UPDATES (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Clinger, DeAnn [Williams]

HOBBIES: photography, baking, crafts, cooking, sewing, piano, singing,
OCCUPATION: homemaker
2007 Updates:
My husband retired at the end of 2003. He keeps busy with home projects,
fishing, 4 wheeling, and consulting.
I have not retired, I am still a homemaker. I love cooking, taking care of my

husband (he is low maintenance),I am involved with my eleven grandchildren,
I love sewing for my grand daughters. I continue to be active in the LDS church. I am a multi volume scrapbooker, which has
been a big investment in time. I enjoy keeping in contact with my friends.
Cloward, Ben
HOBBIES: horses TALENTS: landscaping
OCCUPATION: captain Provo Fire Dept.

C oleman, Fae [Shouse]

HOBBIES: golf, skiing, bowling, sewing OCCUPATION: resturant owner

Cook, David
HOBBIES: farming, golf, boating, hunting, fishing OCCUPATION: terminal trainmaster,
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST

Cook, Ronald
It's been a wonderful life since the Class of '57. I attended Weber State College
and finished at the University of Utah in business administration. My
Occupation concluded as President & CEO of Castle Golf Management &
Consulting Inc., Mesa, Arizona.
Patricia and I are celabrating our 50th wedding aniversary in 2007, and
spend much of our time enjoying our four living children, eighteen
grandchildren and so far three greatgrandchildren (all living in Arizona). We
have a home in Mt. Pleasant Utah with plans to be snow-birds and spend
the winters in Arizona, and summers in Utah, however, I am currently serving
in the LDS Church as first counsler in the Mt. Pleasant second ward Bishopric. So our snow-bird plans are on hold.
My hobbies have encluded flying, golf, hunting, fishing and most all other outdoor activities.
Coomes, Merril
Working on this!
I do plan on attending the Class Reunion in August. I will submit that information to the web site to
inform the committee. It looks like a great time for everyone. I only attended the 20th Class
Reunion, but the 50th seems like a milestone reunion.
Thanks again for the email update,
Merril
Cooper, Janice Irene [Hashimoto]

ETC):
Cox, Diane [Frost]

HOBBIES: cooking, walking, cleaning OCCUPATION: Food Services

Crandall, Vern Deceased

HOBBIES: writing novels and short stories, hunting, fishing,
camping, raising American Saddlebred Horses, OCCUPATION: professor computer science and statistics at BYU, President of
Vern J. Crandall & Ass. Inc. consulting firm COMMENTS: Having kds when you are older really helps keep you young.
C rowley, Tom
Cullimore, Pat [Howell]

OCCUPATION: executive secretary Osmond F.

Daniel, Bevery [Harding]

HOBBIES: tole paintig, crafts, sewing, visiting children whoare scattered OCCUPATION: ward relief society president
Davis, Deanna [Ross] Deceased
Day, Gloria [Austin]

(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,
RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS,
ETC):
Day, Merle [Scribner]

ETC):
Dearing, Jean [Bird]

We are now retired and my husband is now bishop of an intercity Ward. We love living in the city and
are very busy with 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. We have lived in the east for about 39
years. It was a great place to live and bring up children.
DeGraaf, Lidy [Kriek] Deceased

HOBBIES: sewing, travel, tneedlework, knitting, crocheting OCCUPATION: housewife COMMENTS:
We moved to CA. Last year due o my husband's transfer with J.C. Penney. We always wanted to be
close to the beach and now we are only 8 miles away from it. The bike racing was held here in the
last Olympics. It is a beautiful area in Orange County

Dennett, Karen [Tripp]

ETC):
Dickerson, John Deceased

Dickson, Brent
HOBBIES: basketball, skiing, astronomy, church, OCCUPATION:
owner and President Signature Co
2007 UPDATES:
Jeniel and I are happily married and living in Sunnyvale,
California, about 45 miles south of San Francisco. We have lived
here 36 years and so this is home to us. We come to Provo a few
times a year to see friends and relatives and that is home too.
We have five sons and one daughter and 25 grandchildren. It seems that we will not have more
grandchildren, but we now have 4 Great Grandchildren and another on the way. When we all get together including spouses
there are more than 40 of us. That is difficult to believe, especially when you consider how young we of the class of 57 are.
Our family has been the center of our lives and we love them dearly and spend time with them most days. We own a family
business with all the boys working there and our daughter keeps close tabs on us, for which we are grateful.
We also have enjoyed serving in the church. We just returned from a full time mission to the south of England in August. We
loved the people there and some days we wish we were back in England. Most of the time we are happy to be home.
It has been a good life and we have had a lot of wonderful friends including those from the class of 57. We have been truly
blessed and have learned how much the Lord loves all of us.
If any of you come to the bay area, we would love to see you. All the best,
Brent and Jeniel Dickson
Dimick, Larry
Dorius, Bob
Draper, Albert Deceased
Duke, Richard
ETC):
Dyer, Robert
ETC):
Edwards, Cecilia [Mildenhall]

Edwards, Jack Deceased

HOBBIES: wyoming wild life, OCCUPATION: Church and Dwight Inc.
2007 UPDATES:
deceased
Edwards, Karen [Ward]

HOBBIES: crocheting, making handicrafts, boating, grandkids,
homemaking, doing hair OCCUPATION: cosmotoligist COMMENTS:
Hang in there. We're not getting older, we're just getting better.
Elliott, Shirlee [Tischner] Deceased

Obituary submitted by David Thayne:
Shirlee Elliott Adams Tischner

1939 Redding, California
Children: Ashlee Adams Yoder, Cody Adams. Son-in-law: Lynn Yoder.
Grandchildren: Grey Yoder, Little Bit (Quincy).
Turn off your computers, lay down your shovels and rakes. The celebration
begins at Wheeler Farm Barn 6351 So. 900 East, Salt Lake City Sept. 2,
2000, 11 am.
She Crossed The Final Bridge 2000 Salt Lake City. LaForza Che Ci Dia .
Ellsworth, Brandt
HOBBIES: goldpanning, metal detecting, assaying, rebuilding cars,
electronics, OCCUPATION: industrial radiographer foreman
2007 UPDATES:
(A BIT OF WISDOM):
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN GUILTY OF LOOKING AT OTHERS

YOUR OWN AGE AND THINKING,
>>"SURELY I CAN'T LOOK THAT OLD?"
>>WELL... YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE!
>>WHILE SITTING IN THE WAITING ROOM FOR MY FIRST APPOINTMENT WITH A NEW
>>DENTIST.
>>I NOTICED HIS D.D.S. DIPLOMA, WHICH BORE HIS FULL NAME.
>>SUDDENLY, I REMEMBERED A TALL, HANDSOME, DARK-HAIRED BOY WITH THE SAME
>>NAME
>>HAD BEEN IN MY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SOME 40-ODD YEARS AGO.
>>COULD HE BE THE SAME GUY THAT I HAD A SECRET CRUSH ON, WAY BACK THEN??
>>UPON SEEING HIM, HOWEVER, I QUICKLY DISCARDED ANY SUCH THOUGHT. THIS
BALDING, GRAY-HAIRED MAN WITH THE DEEPLY LINED FACE WAS WAY TOO OLD TO
HAVE BEEN MY CLASSMATE. HMMM ...OR COULD HE ??? (are you thinking of about
3/4 of the guys at your last class reunion??)
>>AFTER HE EXAMINED MY TEETH, I ASKED HIM IF HE HAD ATTENDED PROVO HIGH SCHOOL .
"YES. YES, I DID. I'M A BULLDOG," HE GLEAMED WITH PRIDE.
"WHEN DID YOU GRADUATE?" I ASKED.
HE ANSWERED, "IN 1957. WHY DO YOU ASK?"
"YOU WERE IN MY CLASS!" I EXCLAIMED.

>>HE LOOKED AT ME CLOSELY.
>>THEN, THAT UGLY, OLD, WRINKLED, BALD, FAT, GRAY, DECREPID SON-OF-A-BITCH
>>ASKED,
>> "WHAT DID YOU TEACH?"
Eskelson, Gail
ETC):
Eyre, Deanna [Bryant]

HOBBIES: crafts,piano, sing in choir OCCUPATION: deputy clerk Juvenile Court

Farmer, Sue [Cowgill]

Farnsworth, Lee Deceased

Date August 28, 1997
Lee Ray Farnsworth
The Daily Herald
St. George - Lee Ray Farnsworth, age 58, died August 27, 1997, in St.
George, Utah. He was born August 19, 1939, in Provo, Utah, to father,
Rovell Farnsworth and mother, Ruth Green Smith. He married Kathy
Murphy, October 19, 1972, in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was raised in Provo,
Utah, by his grandmother, Eva May Green and attended Provo High School.
He served in the Army in Fort Carson, Colorado Springs. He worked for
Geneva Steel in Orem, Utah, before driving truck for Webb Brothers
Trucking in Heber, Utah. In 1969 he became owner of his own trucking
company., Farnsworth Trucking, in Orem, Utah. He sold the trucking
company last year and moved with his wife and daughter to St. George,
Utah. He loved activities with his family such as bowling, camping and
4-wheeling. He loved motorcycles and antique cars. He is survived by
his wife, Kathy, six children: Tammy (Brett) Fornelius, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Mike (Ashley) Farester, Ray Farnsworth, Bryan Farnsworth, Scott
Farnsworth, all of Orem, Utah, and Jamie Farnsworth, St. George, Utah.
Five grandchildren, five brothers, twin brother, Lynn (Linda)
Farnsworth, Terry (Rita) Farnsworth, both of St. George, UT, Burt Snow
and Conrad Farnsworth, both of Salt Lake City, Utah. Preceded in death
by his parents, grandparents, and brother, Kay Dudley. A funeral will
be held Saturday, August 30, 1997, at 2 p.m. at Walker Sanderson
Funeral Home, 646 E. 800 N., Orem, Utah. A visitation will be held
Friday, August 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home in Orem, Utah
and Saturday from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home prior to
services. Local arrangements under the direction of Metcalf Mortuary,
St. George, Utah. St. George
Farnsworth, Lynn Deceased
Date November 19, 1999

Lynn Jay Farnsworth
The Daily Herald
ST. GEORGE, Utah -- Lynn Jay Farnsworth, 60, died Wednesday, Nov. 17,
1999, in St. George, Utah.
He was born Aug. 19, 1939, in Provo, Utah, to Roval Farnsworth and Ruth
Green Smith. He married Linda Hemenway, Sept. 18, 1965, in Heber, Utah.
Their marriage
was later solemnized in the St. George Temple Nov. 13, 1999.
Lynn was raised in Provo, Utah, by his grandmother, Eva May Green and
attended Provo High School. He managed Miracle Bowl in Orem for several
years, then in 1970 he bought Maple Lanes in Orem. He owned and
operated it for 16 years. He later owned and operated his own small
trucking company. Lynn loved bowling. He bowled a 300 game and won
hundreds of other bowling awards. He was also inducted into the Central
Utah Bowling Hall of Fame.
Lynn loved riding his Harley, camping, four-wheeling and boating. He
and Linda raised their family in Orem over the past 25 years and then
later retired to St. George. Lynn was an active member of the St.
George 6th Ward at the time of his death.
Lynn is survived by his wife, Linda of St. George; one daughter, Lisa
(Rick) Christensen of Orem, Utah; two sons, Jay Farnsworth and Bruce
Farnsworth, both of St. George, Utah; three brothers, Terry (Rita)
Farnsworth of St. George, Utah, Conrad Farnsworth and Burt Snow, both
of Salt Lake City, Utah; one sister, Diane (Gary) Shelton of Layton,
Utah; one sister-in-law, Kathy Farnsworth of Orem, Utah; and four
grandchildren, Austin, Gage, Hunter and Dustin. He was preceded in
death by his identical twin, Lee Farnsworth, his parents, grandparents
and one brother.
Funeral services will be Saturday, Nov. 20, 1999, at 11 a.m. at Heather
Ridge LDS Chapel, 600 E. Heather Rd. (1820 North), Orem, Utah. Friends
and family may call at Heatherridge LDS Chapel Friday. Nov. 19, 1999, 6
to 8 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 20, 1999, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to
services. Interment will be at the Orem City Cemetery under the
direction of Metcalf Mortuary, (435) 673-4221. A memorial service will
be held Monday, Nov. 22, 1999, at 4 p.m. at the LDS 6th Ward Chapel,
400 E. 100 South, St. George, Utah.
This Story appeared in The Daily Herald on Friday, November 19, 1999
12:00:00 AM
and was printed on page A7
Fechser, Lynn [Anderson]

HOBBIES: reading, traveling, gardening, music, OCCUPATION: Have
taught school and worked as school District Curriculum Coordinator,
interior designer
2007 UPDATES:
I loved life with all of you at Provo High and remember you with warmth
and affection. After high school I attended BYU, graduating in English
with a minor in business education. In 1960, I married Gary Anderson,
also a Provo High graduate. I taught freshman English at BYU while he
finished undergraduate work. We then moved to Berkeley, CA where Gary went to law school at the University of California,
Berkeley. I continued to teach junior high English and then English as a second language in the Oakland Adult Education
program. Returned to school for a masters degree and then worked as the curriculum coordinator for the Oakland adult
education program until our last child was born in 1978.
In 1990, Gary and I founded the EB Medical Research Foundation. As many of you know, we lost our first and last child to that
disease. I have been the CEO and President of that organization for the past 16 years. We have raised more than 15 million
dollars for research at Stanford University. We are finally close to a treatment for the form of EB that took the lives of our
children--a very exciting time for us.
We still live in the S.F. Bay area in a small hill town called Piedmont. We have loved living in California because of its beauty,
weather and diversity. It is great to have pansies blooming when snow sits on the ground elsewhere!
Our greatest joys come from our family. We now have ten grandchildren ranging from ages two to sixteen years--all delightful,
beautiful and brilliant (just like yours)!
I expect you are feeling much like I am--how did we get to this age so quickly! How fortunate we are to still be friends after 50
years! I look forward to seeing you all in August, 2007.
P.S. Many thanks to the reunion committe and the web site group for keeping us connected!
Finlayson, Richard
HOBBIES: camping, fishing family OCCUPATION: government worker
COMMENTS: Two years ago Richard went to Germany for 1 1/2 months.
He love it there and hopes to go back and work after the kids leave home.
He has been married to the same wife for 26 years

Fleming, Laura Ann [Marcroft/Brooks]

HOBBIES: tennis, bowling, bridge, singing, skiing, reading, and many
imor unmentionalbe ones OCCUPATION: Pari-mutual Clerks, (meaning
we sell and cash tickets at the race tracks, Hollywood Park, Santa Anita,
Del Mar, etc)
2007 UPDATES:
My husband and I have retired from the Racing Business, although we
are able to work weekends and holidays if we choose. I also have a very
small business that I love, crocheting scarves and hats. I sell them at the
Huntington Beach Pier on Fridays afternoons. I love doing this and it really keeps me busy because they sell fast so I am always
crocheting. I even crochet at stop lights. My husband and I have also taken up Duplicate Bridge and we play once or twice a
week. We go to Palm Springs in Dec. each year for a tournament. We are working for our "Life Masters" points but I don't think
we will make it because it has taken us two years to get just l4 points. But,maybe!
Ford, Brent
ETC):
Garrett, Beverly [Jones]

HOBBIES: making rag dolls, collecting dolls, sewing, flower arranging,
leadership homemaking OCCUPATION: sewing evening gowns and bride
dresses, arrange wedding receptions

Garrick, Sheryl
HOBBIES: power boat racing OCCUPATION: self-employed trucker
2007 UPDATES:
Sep 14, 2006 Email:
Sorry, I've been out of commission. I've been in and out of the
hospital for over three weeks with pneumonia. I've just had surgery
for fluid build up. Not the most comfortable thing in the world.
Will be better and more in the swing of things in a couple of weeks.
Gay, Gaylene [Roylance] Deceased

HOBBIES: cooking, catering banquets OCCUPATION: homemaker, beautician

George, John
ETC):
Gibson, Lee Deceased
Giles, Alta [Peay]

Gleave, Lonnie
HOBBIES: still sports, OCCUPATION: Utah Dept of Trans, Safety Ins
Coordinator COMMENTS: Sure miss all the----.

Glover, Glenda [Bullock]

HOBBIES: traveling, motorbickes, OCCUPATION: secretary COMMENTS: I
think we all have held up remarkably well!

Gordon, Sherwood Deceased
ETC):
Graham, Gary
HOBBIES: boating OCCUPATION: retail home furnishings

Green, Janice [Trotter]

ETC):
Greenhalgh, Paul
Griffiths, Roy
Gurri, Joanne [Clarkson]

HOBBIES: painting, crafts OCCUPATION: LPN

Hall, Thomas
HOBBIES: glider sailplane pilot, surfsailer, sailboats & PC's, (wife says) in house resident genious and handiman
OCCUPATION: IBM, engineer
2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC)::
Halladay, Merlene (Nicki) [Cote]

ETC):
Hanseen, Sondra [Ellis]

sewing, singing, churchwork OCCUPATION: home maker, photography
assistant

Hansen, Norm
Harris, David
HOBBIES: bowling, golf OCCUPATION: supervisor structure Q.C.

Harris, Frank
Harris, Suzanne [Tyler]

ETC):
Harrison, Linnaea [Lindstrom]

Because my husband began teaching at Provo High School the year after we graduated, I have had
a lot of contact with our teachers.
I can probably tell you which ones are still living, and could locate most of their addresses. Let me
know what you think.
Thanks for all you are doing. It's a great job.
Linnaea Harrison Lindstrom
ETC):
Harvey, Lucile [Torgersen]

HOBBIES: reading, crocheting, sewing OCCUPATION: home maker
Heal, Sandra [Price]

HOBBIES: golf, water sports, reading, perfect motherhood OCCUPATION:
production planning and purchasing supervisor

BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC)::
Hedquist, Norma [Mitchell]

HOBBIES: skiing, camping, boating, hunting, fishing, 3 wheeling
2007 UPDATES:
(Dictated by Norma on Feb. 7, 2007)
Life is still very good to us. We love to hunt deer,elk, moose, Carrabou, etc. We love to go on Hunting
Safaris and Jamborees to Alaska, Reno, etc. We love to camp and 4-wheel with our children and
grandchildren.
Henrie, George
Herbert, Terry
Holdaway, Don
ETC):
Holt, Clifford
Hoover, Margaret [Hawe]

HOBBIES: golf, reading, sewin OCCUPATION: expeditor, real estate agent, homemaker

Hoover, Stanley
ETC):
Hopkins, Frank
Hopkins, Paul
Houskeeper, Nedra [Bourne]

HOBBIES: knitting, stamp collecting, reading, doll making, cooking OCCUPATION: homemaker
]
Hughes, Sue [Elder]

ETC):
Humphrey, Laurel [Ostler] Deceased

HOBBIES: antiques, pets, genealogy, reading OCCUPATION: homemaker
COMMENTS: It's lots easier and more fun for teenagers then than now.

Hunt, Marlan Deceased

ETC):
Hurst, Byron
ETC):
Hutchings, Wayne
ETC):
Hutchinsen, Neil Deceased

Neil G. Hutchison, 66, of Pleasant Grove, Utah died Dec. 11, 2005.
Neil was born on March 19, 1939 in Salt Lake City to Olive Morris and Harry W.
Hutchison. He married Carol Lynn "Susi" Mitchell on October 15, 1960. She
preceded him in death on April 1, 1995. Neil received his education in Provo City
Schools. Neil served in the U.S. Navy from 1956-1960.
He was a lead man at Mark Steel Corporation in Salt Lake City for 31 years. He
loved to read, liked history, and was a hard worker.
Survived by his daughter, Lynne (Cole) Julian of Riverton, and sons, David
(Becky) of Lehi, John (Michelle) of Pleasant Grove, and Darren (Greta) of Salt Lake City. He is also survived by ten
grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, one brother and one sister, Donald Hutchison of Lindon and Cherie Davies of
Kearns. Neil was preceded in death by his wife and brother Roy Hutchison and James Hutchison.
Funeral services were held Friday Decemb er 16, 2005 at 11 AM at the Berg Mortuary Drawing Room Chapel, 1845 E. Center
Street, Provo, Utah. Friends called at the mortuary Friday morning from 9:30-11)00 am interment, East Lawn Memorial Hills. C
Hymas, Dorothy
ETC):
Ivie, Irene [Loader]

James, Jeraldine [Collard]

Jensen, Carolyn [Pooley]

ETC):
Jensen, Joan
ETC):
Jensen, R'lene [Hogan]

ETC):
Jensen Miller, Dixie [Cunningham]

HOBBIES: sewing, cross stitching, camping OCCUPATION: homemaker,
seamstress

Johnson, Douglas
ETC):
Johnson, Evelyn [Draper]

Johnson, Mary [Snell]

Johnson, Mary
HOBBIES: duplicate bridge OCCUPATION: video store manager

Johnson, Patrica [Thomson]

ETC):
Johnson, Ray
HOBBIES: 6 children and 2 businesses OCCUPATION: real estate investment, printing

Johnson, Wayne
Jolly, Kent
ETC):
J ones, Connie [Cameron]

HOBBIES: tennis, golf, water sports, theater, arts, music,
OCCUPATION: television production

Jones, Fred Deceased

Loving husband and father, Fred Gilbert Jones, 63 passed away peacefully after
a valiant fight with cancer Saturday, April 5, 2003 at the veteran's Administration
Hospital in Atlanta, Georia.
He was born October 7, 2939 and was t5he fourth child born to John Gilbert
Jones and Geniel Bench in Provo, Utah. He married his true love Judy Pritchet
on March 25, 2963. They were later sealed in the Washington DC LDS Temple.
Fred served in the United States Army and then worked for a number of years
as a corporate training instructor. Later he became the owner of a successful
small business that allowed him time for his hobbies of restoring old clocks and travel. He lived in Provo, Utah, Canago Park and
Mission Viejo, Califrnia, Brentwood Tennessee and Roswell, Georgia. He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He was
a member of the LDS Church.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter Julie(Dana) Koch, TSt. Charles, Illinois and son Paul (Heather) Jones, West
Linn, Oregon. Also surviving are seve grandchildren, a sister Merlene Dunford of San Diego California and brother Melvin Jones
of Carson City Nevada. Preceded in death by his parents and sister Donna Clark. Fred gave his family a great legacy of
determination, compassion, and unconditional love.
We will miss him. Funeral services were held Saturday, April 12th at 22:30 am at Berg Mortuary, 185 east center Street, Provo,
Utah, where friends called Friday April 11th from 6 to 8 PM and one hour prior to services. Interment Fairview City Cemetery,
Fairview, Utah.
Jones, Sherry
ETC):
Kennedy, John
ETC):
Killpack, Ruth [Chappell]
HOBBIES: grandchildren, ceramic, oilpainting, cake decorating OCCUPATION: homemaker,

Kimber, Jim Deceased

Date June 06, 2001
Jimmie Baker Kimber
Jimmie Baker Kimber , age 62, of Provo, died June 4, 2001, in Provo. He
was born January 12, 1939 in Provo, Utah to Leslie Ward and Inez Peay
Kimber.
Jimmie attended Provo High School, where he played football, was on the
wrestling team, and was the president of the Rodeo club. He attended
Snow College, where he also played football.
He married Evelyn Evans, they were later divorced. He married Nadine
Murray, they were later divorced.
He served in the U.S. Army for 2 years in Germany. He worked in the
garment industry for 35 years, until his retirement in January.
He loved his children and grandchildren. He enjoyed working on cars,
hiking, and studying history. He was a friend to everyone he met.
He is survived by three sons and one daughter; Mark Moulton of Provo,
UT; Kaaren Kimber Pearson; Scott Jim Kimber; and Mathew Curtis Kimber,
all of Springville; three brothers, William Dean Kimber of West Valley;
Lloyd Kimber of Provo; and Floyd Kimber of Mapleton. He was preceded in
death by his parents, and an infant sister, Helen.
Funeral services will be held Friday, June 8, 2001, at 11 a.m., in the
Berg Drawing Room Chapel, 185 East Center Street, Provo. Friends may
call one hour prior to services. Interment, Provo City Cemetery.
Kinser, Rosalynd
ETC):
Knight, JoAnn [Edmunds]

HOBBIES: golf, hiking, jogging, BYU football, active LDS singlesof S.
Calif OCCUPATION: executive secretary

I retired from Hughes Aircraft/Raytheon after 25 years three years ago.

To keep busy, I taught Gospel Doctrine and was an ordinance worker in
Los Angeles Temple. I was divorced in 1972.
My daughters put me on LDSSingles.com 2-1/2 years ago where I met my husband. His wife had passed away and he has 8
grown children and 29 grandchildren, so together we have 10 children and 32 grandchildren. We were married in the St. George
Temple.
We love to golf and travel and do a lot of both. I'd love to come to the reunion, as I missed the 40th reunion.
I love going back up to Provo and remembering the old days going to Cook's Ice Cream (fresh peach), Sutton's Cafe, Clark's for
her and the cologne they would spray on the clothes when they boxed them for you! Also swimming at Park-Ro-Shea and
Saratoga Springs, which was out in the "boonies" then!
Lamoreaux, Vivian [Gamable]

THINGS, ETC):
Lance (Johnson), Douglas

HOBBIE: racing motorcycles, woodworking, cars, leather tooling, skiing, model airplanes, having kids
OCCUPATION: tool and die maker COMMENTS: God will have his revenge. It's called parenthood.
Larsen, Joseph
ETC):
Larsen, Sigrid [Norton] Deceased

ETC):
Lassen, Eugene
Lawton, Kendall
HOBBIES: biking, running, electric trains, reading, doing a good job at whatever I do OCCUPATION:
warrent officer U.S. Army, retired Utah Highway Patrol LT.

Leetham, Kenneth
Leibhardt, Velma [Hoffman]

Leonard, Connie [Reid]

HOBBIES: backpacking, fishing, boating, getting in trouble OCCUPATION: former owner Leonard &
Reid Realtors, Inc., presently assoc. broker Eagar & Co S.L.C
2007 UPDATES:
LeVitre, Jim
ETC):
Levitre, Lynda [Istahatoh]

HOBBIES: cooking, working on fund raisers, floral arranging (trained in Ikeband), european and
american arranging OCCUPATION: homemaker, owner/manager/designer for Eufloria ( a flower shop)

Lewis, Bob
HOBBIES: fishing, golf, travel, yard work, and sport, trying to endure teens
OCCUPATION: Health Ed, Driver's Ed Instructor COMMENTS: When the chips
are down, the buffalo's empty.

Liston, Don
Loveridge, Lawanna [Nelson]

Luce, Karen [Hall]

HOBBIES: reading, volunteer work, OCCUPATION: housewife, brownie leader

Lund, Marion
I was born in Malad, Oneida County, Idaho on April 2, 1939. At the time of my birth my parents were living in Eagar, Apache
County, Arizona. My mother felt that the only place to have babies was in Malad, Idaho with her doctor, Dr. Maeby. My sister
Catherine Louise (Katie) ad my brother, William Guy Jr. (Billie) were also born in Malad. Katie was born December 9, 1935 and
Billie was born November 11, 1937. My younger sister, Lois Ann Lund, was born in Eagar, Apache County, Arizona, just six days
after my mother's birthday on May 26, 1943. Dad said he wanted Mom to know that babies could be born in Arizona, too.
I come from good stock. My grandfather on my mother's side, William Henry Richards was a bishop and stake president in
Malad for many years. One day I was on an airplane, and seated a few rows ahead of me, was Elder LeGrand Richards. There
was an empty seat on the aisle next to him, so, I got up my courage and sat next to him. I said, "Elder Richards, my nane is
Marion RICHARDS Lund. I don't know my history very well, but could you tell me if we are related? "He said, "Where are you
from?" I replied, "I was born in Malad Idaho." He said, "William Henry Richards? "And I said, "He is my grandfather!" Elder
Richards said, "Oh, he was a great stake president for twenty-five years, and when we released him, we put his son THOMAS in
for another twenty-five. How are you connected?" I answered, "My mother is CATHERINE. "He responded, "Oh, Kate?"
I said, "That is my mother. "Then, he said, "I've eaten many a fine meal in your family home. We have this agreement,
you don't say anything bad about our Richards line, and we won't say anything bad about yours. No, we are not related."
My grandparents on my father's side were real pioneers in Arizona. My Grandfather, William Lund, was the son of William
Wilson Lund and Annie Elizabeth Wiltbank. My grandmother was Lucinda Margaret Lee, daughter of John Willard Lee and
Lucinda Margaret Clark. They were called under the direction of Erastus Snow to leave St George, Utah, to settle the north-
eastern part of the territory of Arizona in 1879. Grandma was reported to be the first white child born in Apache County, Arizona.
She was born in a wagon box in Amity, Arizona, on ground that has become known as the D.C. Martin land. (The actor, John
Wayne, bought a ranch somewhere near there.)
Great grandpa Lund homesteaded the Lund ranch just a couple of miles North of a little town of Nutrioso, Arizona. This beautiful
little valley was home to them and they thought there couldn't be any better place on the earth. My father was born in Nutrioso,
on October 10, 1898. Nutrioso is a Spanish word which means Beaver/Bear, so, my father was born on Beaver/Bear Creek. He
was the oldest of sixteen children. My grandmother was a granddaughter of John Doyle Lee, which means that I am a great,
great grandson of that great man.For the first ten years of my life we lived in Eagar, Arizona, where my folks had a grocery store
and still maintained the cattle ranch at the old homestead fifteen miles south-east of Eagar. We helped on the ranch with the
branding, roping, dehorning, etc. We would also help drive the cattle to the summer range which was higher in the mountains.
Dad used to say that I was a pretty good cowboy.
We went to school in the Eagar Elementary Public School where Mom was a teacher. We couldn't be too bad, or Mom would
know about it almost immediately. In this small school some of the grades were combined in one class room with the same
teacher. I don't remember any of my teachers names during those early years, but I do remember some of the teachers that I
had in Primary. I remember going to Sister Kartchner's home to work on my bandalo and learn some of the Trail Blazer songs. I
also remember Utahna Butler who married Dallas Butler. I always thought she was one of the prettiest women I had ever met.
In Eagar, Dad was in a bishopric with Bishop Paris Ashcroft and Ether Brown. One Sunday as they met in bishopric meeting
they were discussing the topic of REVERENCE and what they could do to increase the reverence in their meetings. Ether
Brown turned to dad and said, "Guy, if you could control your family, the bishop and I can handle the rest of the ward." Now, I'm
not saying that we were rowdy, noisy, or rambunctious or anything, but, well....
One time when Dad was conducting the church meeting, Katie was acting out and running up and down the aisles and up on the
stand where Dad was, so, Dad picked her up and started to take her out of the meeting. She cried, "Don't beat me Daddy, I'll be
good. Don't beat me." It really embarrassed him and Mom.
When I was about ten years old, we moved to Provo, Utah, and took over the Beck Motel at 250 South University Avenue. We
moved to Utah so that we could attend Utah schools and especially BYU. Katie, Bill and I all graduated from there. ( I think
another reason we moved was so that we didn't marry our cousins. Eagar was a small town and just about everyone was
related. We used to say that you couldn't throw rocks without hitting a relative. Then too, Leiloni Lee was looking awfully good.)
( I think another reason was that my best friend was Billie Jack Hall. He was always getting into trouble and I would have been
right there with him. I think he ended up in prison or something.)
We were very active in sports, and I was a fierce competitor. In fact, the older I get, the better I was. Ha! I played basketball,
softball, baseball, volleyball, and football. Also, I boxed in college.
Our family was well thought of in the church and the community. I think we were fortunate to have good friends to associate with
and I was especially blessed to have a big brother so I could follow in his footsteps. He was a year ahead of me in school and
set a pretty high standard to follow. He was well liked and made friends easily.
Mom and Dad got us involved in music when we moved to Provo. They had a band in elementary school so Bill and I joined.
He played the trumpet and I liked to pound on things, so I played the drums. Stanley Brady was the band teacher and took a lot
of time with me to show me how to do certain things. He stayed with us when we went to Jr. High School. I expanded my
knowledge of percussion to include the timpani, or kettle drums. I got to be pretty good and was recommended by Mr. Brady to
the all-state band in Salt Lake. (Normally, it was only High School students that got to play in the all-state band. We played a
special concert in the tabernacle on Temple Square. When we played The Stars and Stripes Forever, it gave me goose bumps.
That number really highlights the timpani.
In 1956, when I was a junior in high school, I was sent by the Kiwanis Club in Provo to the Key Club International convention in
Dallas, Texas. We had a great time and got to meet some star athletes (Frank Gifford who played for the Dallas Cowboys) and
some movie stars (Kim Novack in a filmy neglige) she made quite an impression on me. As soon as I returned from Dallas, I
was met at the train station and whisked off to Utah Boy's State to participate in the mock government and civic affairs program.
I learned a lot about the legislative process, and I associated with a lot of nice people. (I even had a pillow fight with Don
Fullmer, younger brother of Gene Fullmer, the heavy weight champion of the world. Don went on to be a very famous boxer,
also. However, I knocked his block off in a pillow fight.)
I graduated from Provo High School in 1957 and began college at Brigham Young University that fall. Mom and Dad never did
have much money to spare, so the children were expected to work and help put themselves through school. Dad helped some
with tuition, but I had several odd jobs such as mowing lawns and taking care of yards. I also helped in the motel by cleaning
rooms and taking care of the motel. During the summer we swept the leaves from the parking lot, and during the winter we
shoveled the snow. It seems that there was always something to keep us busy. We rented the rooms and took care of the
business. Some times we would stay up late into the night and Dad would give us half of what ever we rented after a certain
time.
When I started college, Dad went with me to see Mr. Nichols at First Security Bank. We borrowed $500.00 so that I could pay
my tuition and books. During the semester I worked and paid the money back to the bank. The next semester we did the same
thing. After a couple of semesters Mr. Nichols said to me, " You don't have to bring your dad with you anymore. Just come in
and sign for what you need." I felt that I had finally reached adulthood and was trusted enough to have my own credit. I
appreciated Dad's help in getting me started. It taught me the importance of being fiscally responsible. That lesson has stuck
with me all my life, and I have always maintained the attitude that we should pay our own way and be responsible for our money
and our debts.
I had a lot of fun the first couple of years of college. I joined a social unit, the Val Hyrics. We had a lot of social activities with
the female counterparts and it was great. I dated a lot. My grades didn't do so well. After two years I decided that I would
accept a mission call. In 1959 I was assigned to the West Central States which included the states of Montana, Wyoming, and
part of North and South Dakota. President Casper W. Merrill from Logan, Utah and his wife were the mission presidents. About
halfway through my mission they were released and Grant G. Wooley and his wife were called to preside. My first area was
Missoula Montana and my first companion was Clayton Huber from Lapoint, Utah. After a couple of months I had trained him
well enough that he was made assistant to the president. I worked with another Elder Lund, Grant Lund. They called us brother
and sister Lund..... my first name is Marion..... Hmmmmm.(Grant is the brother to Gerald Lund who is the author of The Work
and The Glory series of books. He came out to the same mission field when Grant went home.)
I was transferred to Bismark, North Dakota. I also served in Mandan and Dickenson, North Dakota. It was especially bad in the
winter. My companion and I had the only baptisms that came out of that district in years. We baptized Gwendolyn Hazel
Chadwick and her son Larry. Larry was 12 years old and was our only Deacon for a long time.
My next area was Lander, Wyoming where I worked with an Elder who had emotional problems. He was so shy that he would
not talk to anyone... including me. About 20 years after my mission I was working in Burley, Idaho. I was playing church ball
and there on the basketball floor was this same Elder (Lynn Hanks). I couldn't believe it was the same Elder. He was now a 70,
Stake Mission Leader, married with children and very out-going. What a change!
From Lander we went to the Ft. Washakie Indian reservation. It was about 15 miles out of Lander. We lived in the little white
chapel and worked with the Shoshone and Arapaho Indians. While there a brother Parent gave me an Indian name. "Big Stink
Foot". I don't know where he came up with that one.
My brother, Bill was serving a mission in England during part of the time I was out. Dad was having quite a struggle keeping us
both out at the same time. He went to the High Priests of the stake and asked if they would help. He sent me $20.00 and the
High Priests were to send me $80.00. The High Priests only sent a couple of checks and then nothing. I was too embarrassed
to tell Dad that I needed more money. We ate a lot of peanut butter and crackers. (We called peanut butter "Salvation Salve".
Whenever dad would send a check he would say, "Well son, you just sold another calf" When we were young and helping with
the branding dad would brand a calf for us. He used to ask us if we wanted a steer calf or a heifer calf. We learned quickly that
steer calves brought more money at auction, but heifer calves would build a herd. We took the heifer calves and built a herd.
By the time my mission was over, my herd was gone.
My next transfer made me a Supervising Elder. I went to Butte, Montana and then to Whitehall and finally Bozeman, Montana. I
finished out my mission in Bozeman. At the conclusion of my mission I returned to Provo and began working for Vista Optical. It
was owned by Warner Murphy. He also owned Sisken Optical where Bill worked. Mr. Murphy thought that If I was as good of a
worker as Bill, I would do all right. I was, and I did.
In 1962 I went to the Hill Cumorah Pageant with Dr. Harold I. Hansen. Six Elders supervised three bus loads of girls all the way
to New York and back. Talk about the "fox in the hen house". What an opportunity! That Eastern States Mission was the only
mission in the world that got a two week vacation... with girls.
I was selected by Dr. Hansen to play the part of the resurrected Christ. It was the final scene of the pageant, and the
culmination of the whole story. It was really a special experience. I read and re-read III Nephi where it talks about the great
destruction that came upon the earth and the weeping and wailing and the darkness and the silence at the time of the Savior's
crucifiction and resurrection. I gained a greater appreciation for the Savior. One of the participants in the pageant was a little
Russian woman who was not a member of the church. Her daughter was a member, but not the mother. One night after the
performance she sought me out. I was still dressed in the robes and had the beard and wig, etc. She said she wanted to be
baptized and wanted me to do it. The next day we went to Rochester to a chapel and I baptized her. (Years later her daughter
served a mission call under me at the Provo LDS Employment center.)
When I came home from the pageant I continued to date some special girls. They were mostly Cougarettes, flag twirlers and
cheer leaders. I also dated the vice president of culture at BYU. Her name was Maria Toronto from Spanish Fork. I had a lot of
fun and enjoyed dancing at the Terrace Ballroom in Salt Lake City. The singles dances were held every Thursday night.
On Thanksgiving Thursday in 1962 I took a date to the dance. Since it was a singles dance you were not supposed to take a
date. My date danced the first dance with her cousin, Robert Clark, then he brought her back to me. While they were dancing, I
had an opportunity to scope the crowd. I saw Ralle't Christiansen out on the dance floor. My, she looked good! I had known
her for a long time because my brother, Bill, had dated her sister Danielle. Ralle't was always a cute little thing, but was always
too young. When I was sixteen, she was only twelve. When I was twenty and went on a mission, she was only sixteen. But
now, I was twenty three and she was nineteen. She had really grown up! I took Linda, my date, to the sidelines and cut in on
Ralle't. The music ended all too soon. Then, the announcer said, "This next dance will be a ladies choice." Ralle't said, "Oh,
Dear, I'll have to take you to the sidelines, this dance is a ladies choice." I thought to myself, "You little snipe", and I started
walking away. She grabbed my arm and said, "I was only kidding. There is no one I would rather dance with than you!" She
melted my heart. I tried to take her home from the dance, but she said, "My mother always said, ‘You go home with those what
brung ya'" I WENT HOME FROM THAT DANCE AND TOLD MY MOTHER THAT I HAD MET THE GIRL THAT I WAS GOING
TO MARRY!! We dated quite steadily for the next month, and on December 23, Joseph Smith's birthday, I asked her to marry
me. She agreed, and two months later on February 28, 1963 we were married in the Logan Temple by President A. George
Raymond.
After five or six months we decided it was time to have a baby. Our baby daughter Andrea Ralle't Lund was born March 30,
1964, during my last year of college. Rallet didn't have an easy time with child birth because of her previous back surgery. The
doctors worked hard and really pulled hard with forceps to help the baby be born. We said a lot of prayers in her behalf and the
Lord blessed us with a beautiful baby girl that looked as if she had just gone twelve rounds with Muhammed Ali... and lost. I
thought she was beautiful even though she was so beaten up.
I finally got my degree from Brigham Young University in 1965 in Sociology and Human Development and Family Relationships.
It took me a little longer than most because I had to improve the grades that I had my first few years of school when I played. I
took school very seriously and re-took many classes. After a lot of hard work and with the encouragement of my wife, I finally
pulled my grade-point up to the honor roll my last two semesters. Twenty five years later at a fireside where I was asked to
speak, I saw Dr Joseph Simmons, the chairman of the Sociology Department at BYU. When I greeted him by name he asked if
he knew me. I told him I had taken several classes from him...." no", I said, ...." I only took one class from you, but I took it
several times". He just chuckled. He was tough on grades.
We moved our little family to Pleasanton, California, where I worked as a dormitory counselor for the Job Corps. I was scared to
death! I had a dormitory of eighty Job Corps boys. They ranged in age from 16 to 21. They were either high school drop-outs
or had been kicked out. They were from all over the united states. Most of them were Black or Hispanic and were tough
dudes. I had never been around Blacks much before and I didn't know what to expect, and the only words I knew in Spanish
were swear words.
My first day at Camp Parks Job Corps Center, as I was walking across campus, I saw a great big Black guy coming right at me.
He was shaking his finger at me and saying, "I know you, you are the guy that called me BABY HUEY when I played basketball
at Utah State." I had been dating a flag twirler and had a seat on the second row from the floor, and yes, I used to get pretty
exercised during the games and did what I could to rattle the players and the referees. Brother ! Did I remember him? I'll say I
did! His name was Darnel Haney and he was 6'8" tall. I was scared to death!~ He put out his great big hand and shook mine
and welcomed me to Camp Parks. Whew! We had a good laugh and before long, we were good friends. When they
announced a new Job Corps Center being opened in Clearfield, Utah, I jumped at the chance to move back to Utah (and with a
thousand dollar raise.)
We lived in an apartment in Clearfield, Utah until we had someone try and break into our apartment. When that happened we
decided to look elsewhere for an apartment. We had the newspaper on the dash of the car with the apartments for rent section
when we stopped for gas. The fellow washing our windows asked if we were looking for a place to rent. We told him we were
and he said he had a house that he was buying and needed to get out of it. We could take over his payments for just a few
dollars a month more than we had been paying for rent. We took it. It was in Layton (Robin's Park, just off Hill Field Road. Lisa
and Shaun were born while we lived in Layton. Lisa on February 20, 1968 and Shaun March 17, 1969.
Also while we were in Layton, we got word that Ralle't had gone through the change of life and we would not be able to have
any more children. She knew then why the prompting had been so strong to have another baby so soon after Lisa. A few years
later we had an opportunity to adopt a baby. We had talked about it before, but I was hesitant. I felt that if Heavenly Father
wanted us to have more children, we would have our own. Then, we got a call from Katie and Ron telling us about two girls who
were having babies and going to give them up for adoption. We decided to go for it. We were all set when the phone call came
that a little girl had been born and all we had to do was go to Washington D.C. and pick her up. Then, we got a disappointing
call saying that we could not have her because the grandparents lived close to us and they would know. We were sick and just
about gave up. They told us the next baby would be born in a few months. The first little girl was sent to a family in Arizona.
She was a little blond, angular faced girl that went to a family of blonds.... with angular faces.
In September 1972 we got a call saying that our baby was born. It was a girl. The mother didn't have any insurance and had to
have the baby "C" section. We would have to have the money to pay her hospital bill before they would release the baby to us.
I sold my small fishing boat, my Radial arm saw, and collected debts from several people who owed me money. I had about
$800.00 saved toward a new boat. We gathered all we could and sent it off to Virginia to pay the hospital bill. Instead of our
having to pay for airline tickets, Katie and Ron said they would bring the baby when Ron came to LDS general conference. He
was a bishop and had a ticket to conference. Wendy was born on September 28, 1972, and Ron brought her to us on an
airplane about October 3, 1972. She was a little wrinkled pumpkin, just five days old. We took the whole family to the airport to
pick her up and tears were shed all around. Shaun believed that babies were delivered at the airport on a big silver bird. No
stork story for him!
We had to wait a whole year before the adoption could be finalized, but finally the day came when we went to the court house in
Farmington, Utah and appeared before the judge with our petition. He asked if anyone in the court room had any reason why
this adoption should not be granted, no one spoke up. He banged the gavel and pronounced her ours. Wendy had been very
quiet up to this point and when the final decree was pronounced, she let out a "YIPPI!". The judge commented that it sounded
as if she was in agreement, too, so it was final. We were then able to take her to the temple and have her sealed to us. I have
teased Wendy many times about how she could have been named HYDROSWIFT, or EVENRUDE, or CHRIS CRAFT or
something similar because she was my boat money. She has been a lot more fun than a boat!
During the time I worked for Job Corps I went to school at the University of Utah and got a master's degree in Manpower
Planning and Administration through the college of business. I graduated in 1972. A few years later I left Job Corps to accept a
position as Residential Treatment Director for Project Reality, a drug treatment program in Salt Lake City. I worked with drug
addicts for about a year, but didn't enjoy it much. I didn't see much success. A few weeks later we moved to Canada to go into
real estate with some LDS people.
We have seen many miracles in our lives and seen how we were guided in the choices that we made. It was miraculous how
we got to Canada. We sold our home in less than a week and were on the road for Victoria, British Columbia, where Rusty
Butler, my brother-in-law was teaching at the University of Victoria. We became Landed Immigrants, took the real estate licence
exam and passed it and started selling real estate. We made enough money that first year to build a home in Orem, Utah, and
planned on moving back. However, the stake president, Howard Biddulph, had other plans. He asked me to be a branch
president, build a chapel and fill it. Then, we could feel good about going back to the United States. We stayed three more
years, built the Sidney Branch chapel and brought 14 families into the church. When we baptized Fred and Janet McCullough, I
knew that we could go back to Utah. A month later, we were packed and gone.
We moved to Utah but couldn't find work. I spent 6 months unemployed. We had rented our house and couldn't get the renters
to move so, we rented. I finally took a job selling cars for Rusty Butler's dad in Ontario, Oregon. We sold our Orem home to
liquidate our debts in Canada and moved to Ontario. I sold cars for a year and then got a chance to manage a Deseret
Industries store in Ontario. That was April 12, 1979. I was forty years old when I began that new career.
Deseret Industries moved us to Burley, Idaho, where we stayed for three years and then they said they needed us in Denver,
Colorado to take on three stores. After a couple of years I received a promotion to be Area Manager over the Employment
Centers in the Northern Plains. I had employment centers in Billings, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Grand Junction, Colorado
Springs, and Denver. I enjoyed traveling and training and then I asked to come home to Utah. We moved to Provo in 1986,
built us a new home and don't care if we never move again. I continued to work for the Church as manager of employment
services over the Utah South Area. I had nine employment centers to supervise and about 60 missionaries to run them. I
retired October 31, 2002, after 23 ½ years of working for the Church.
During the last fourteen years we have been involved in service to the community and the church. I served as branch president
over an apartment house branch for three of those years. Rallet and I have been ordinance workers at the Mt. Timpanogas
temple. Rallet and I will finish putting together three more family history books and then serve somewhere else. We have all of
our children married and sealed in the temple and have 25 grandchildren.
Our first Grandson, Kazj Briggs is serving a mission in Louisville, Ky.
Since retirement I have helped Rallet with her jewelry business, "Rallet Designs" . We now have ten designers in our company
and have added a studio onto our home to accommodate the business. We have raised money for Cancer Survivors, Hope
home (a shelter home for pregnant un-wed girls), Women Helping Women, Catholic family and Child Services, Hospice and the
Humanitarian Services of the LDS Church. We are enjoying being creative and making beautiful one-of-a-kind jewelry. We have
twenty five stores carrying our product and have our own web site. Rallet.biz. Check us out.
Madsen, Joy [Thomas]

ETC):
Madsen, Melvin Deceased

ETC):
Madsen, Robert Deceased

Marston, Lloyd
Mayberry, Afton [Yingling] Deceased

ETC):
McClellan, Blaine
ETC):
McConkie, Colleen [Beelsey]

HOBBIES: phtography, Irish traditions, music, heritage OCCUPATION: formerly school teacher, presently
domestic engineer

McEwan, Mary (Margret)

HOBBIES: skiing, biking, cooking, public relations OCCUPATION: clinical social worker
2007 UPDATES:
My career was in clinical social work for Valley Mental. I worked for 25 years. It was a
job I still miss. Some of us need to move on and leave the jobs for the next generation.
Since I retired in 1998 from Social Work I have been traveling. I dearly loved my job, but traveling has been a good replacement.
I have traveled in Europe, Eastern Europe, Canada, Mexico, South America and Australia. My goal now is to go to Paris,
France.
I started Art School three years ago. I am painting in watercolors. I lived in Wyoming for 7 years and currently in Salt Lake City.
I have one child, my daughter Lisa. She lives in France Utah. She loves the country. (esp. hiking in southern Utah.) She is
divorced with no children.
McKell, Glen
HOBBIES: camping, hiking, gardening, german language OCCUPATION:
letter carrier

McKell, Linda [Crandall]

HOBBIES: reading, crafts, travel, tennis, snowski, sewing, golf, silk flower
arrangements, wedding bouquets, green silk plants OCCUPATION:
homemaker, "Nana" small flower business out of home

McKinnon, Ron Deceased

ETC):
Meachem, Shirlene [Reid]

HOBBIES: rockhound, oil painting, sewing OCCUPATION: computer
assembler technician

Means, JoAnn Deceased

I am currently attending USU with a major in Plant Science.

Mecham, Mary Deceased

ETC):
Menlove, Alan
HOBBIES: most sports OCCUPATION; program manager

Milner, Ernie
HOBBIES: hunting, fishing, 4 wheeling, camping, family OCCUPATION: printer
Daily herald, former foreman sports editor Moabe, Ut.
2007 UPDATES:
I am currently working for the Daily Herald of Provo but in the new Pleasant
Grove office. In this office we cover the news and advertising for all of the
North County weekly newspapers, from Orem to Lehi plus more. I am a graphic designer, which means I have a job sitting in
front of a Macintosh computer building advertisements for the newspapers. My grandsons wish they had the same opportunity. I
have been back at the Herald for over 20 years after leaving and going to Moab for about 18 years.
In Moab, we raised all of our kids, and of course I am very proud of all of them. My wife Naoma Sorensen Milner, also a PS
grad, class of 1960, were involved in just about everything we could get into. I helped organize the world famous Jeep Safari in
1970, and led trails for 8 years. It was "GREAT". While doing this we met a lot of very wonderful families, some of whom we
have remained close friends since.
Both Naoma and I have had some health problems, who hasn't, but she has had more than her share.
We share 13 grandchildren and one great grandson. 2 of them live in California so we don't get to see them often, but they are
both in college and are too busy for family stuff anyway. The others live nearby. Our oldest granddaughter, Shawnelle, is
currently Miss Deaf Utah. She went to Palm Springs, Calif., for the Miss USA contest, but as she said, I am glad I didn't win. It is
for a 2 year term and she wants to get married and raise children. I have two others in college and the rest are still in high
school, jr. high or grade school.
We live in Provo with no plans on leaving for awhile. Maybe if I ever retire we will relocate but no plans of that right now. I have
too much fun going to work.
Mitchell, Janice [Bentley]

ETC):
Mitchell, Joyce [Sumner]

Moore, Penny [Campbell]

HOBBIES: painting murals, playing stockmarket OCCUPATION: business
woman, stockmarket COMMENTS: Isn't he cute. I'm so impressed. You're
looking good: The 3 ates of man

Morgan, Michael
Following HS graduation, I attended and graduated from BYU(1961). I
married Mary Lee Thatcher and we trekked off to Cleveland, Ohio to attend
Dental school at Case Western Reserve. We graduated in 1966 and looked
for a town that needed a dentist and where we were needed to assist the
church to grow. We settled in Zanesville, Ohio. A small town of about 35,000,
about one hour east of Columbus. We have been busy in church and
community activies and rearing seven children. We have 21 grandchildren
and are "empty nesters." We are selling our dental practice and preparing to
leave on a church mission in the near future. I have served as Bishop twice,
Counselor in SP twice and numerous other positions in the church. I am
currently on the HC. I have been involved in the Scouting programs and am currently serving as Council president. Mary Lee
and I have just celebrated our 45th anniversary.
Morley, Jerry
ETC):
Morrill, Shirl
HOBBIES: golf, hunting fishing, OCCUPATION: district sales manager
Morris, Jack
ETC):
Morris, Julie [Nuttall] Deceased

Moulton, Ronald
ETC):
Moulton, Sandy Deceased

ETC):
Muhlestein, Richard
THINGS, ETC):
Neebling, Jim
I am not missing, I have attended almost all of the class reunions so
far.
After high school I entered the Air Force reserve after active duty I
took employment at the Eimco Corp and worked there for 22 years
from bottom to top in manufacturing.
I then went in to tool sales at a company called Valco sales which
later became Garrett Industrial Supply which then became ATS
Industrial Supply Co. I was in outside sales for these companies for
23 years from which I retired in 2003. I am currently enjoying life with
my family and like golfing and do handyman work occasionally.
I cross trail with some of the alumni, ie. Joe Beecroft, Gary Graham. Dean Benson, Norman Winn (now Deceased, Linda Macell.
Nelson, Diane [Russell]

Nelson, Doloris [Campbell]

HOBBIES: camping, water skiing, travel OCCUPATION: Job Service
counselor

Nelson, Jean [Eddins]

ETC):
Nelson, Kent
THINGS, ETC):
Nelson, Sue [Hurst]

ETC):
Newton, Mary [Christensen]

HOBBIES: walking, tennis, quilting, reading, grandchildren OCCUPATION: receptionist and medical
assistant, recently reception at La-Z Boy utah

Nordeen, Peter
ETC):
Norton, De Ann [Johnson]

HOBBIES: camping, family, ceramics, church OCCUPATION: Signetics Inc.

Nuttall, Gerald( Kenneth)

HOBBIES: boating, gardening, OCCUPATION: navigational computer repairman, HAFB

Oakley, Ann [Douston]

ETC):
Oaks, Evelyn [Moody]

HOBBIES: singing, gardening, sewing OCCUPATION: meeting planner
2007 UPDATES:
I am fast reaching the end of a list which I made in high school and labeled,
"This will never happen to me!" Never say NEVER!!
I get teary when I think of beautiful fresh youth trembling on the brink of life
as they gratuate from high school, full of hopes and dreams with the energy
and desire to fulfill them all. "Older and wiser" is my current label. It is
humbling and heartening to see what I have not and have achieved. Life is
good, but not what I expected!
I am married to Dr. M. Lyman Moody who practiced Internal Medicine in Provo for 30 years, and most of those years we were
both married to another spouse. He lost his wife to death from cancer; my husband asked me for a divorce after 30 years of
marriage. During those 30 years I lived in Los Angeles, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Austin, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, and Salt Lake
City. I came back to Provo (much to my delight and surprise) after a mutual friend introduced me to Lyman and we were married
in May, 1997.
After graduating from BYU in Child Development and Family Relations in 1961, I served a mission for the LDS Church in
France. Since I have married Lyman Moody, we have served two more missions, based in Madrid, Spain, and now in Frankfurt,
Germany.
I am the contented mother of three wonderful children, two sons and a daughter, all married and have 7 grandchildren (soon to
be 8).
Aug 10, 2006 email:
I have been cruising the fabulous website. I have not taken the time to check it for many months. It is wonderful!!! But, I must
admit, it is shocking to see how many of our number are no longer with us, and listening to that music of our youth as I see
those faces so familiar in the era that we listened to that music brings me to almost a wrenching nostalgia! I noticed that JoAnn
Means is posted as one of the "lost" ones. She was in my ward, Provo 8th, as we grew up together. She passed away over 20
years ago. I think she was teaching school out in the Uintah Basin, if my memory serves me correctly (and it may not!)
Thanks for all of your good work!!
Evelyn Oaks Hammond Moody
I am looking forward to this 50th Class Reunion. Thanks to the committee that is putting it together! Bravo!!
Of course I will be there.....with bells on. Or is that appropriate?!!! Oh, I WILL wear something else, too! I did not stop to read if I
need to send you a check soon. I will look carefully and see what I need to do.
Greetings and encouragement to you all!
Evelyn Oaks Hammond Moody
Olsen, Robert
HOBBIES: jogging, bridge OCCUPATION; architect/planner

Overly, Gerald
Parry, Venita [Roylance]

HOBBIES: traveling, singing, gardening, aerobics, sewing OCCUPATION:
dermatologist
2007 UPDATES:
I raised my family in Springville where I also worked in Nebo School District for
about 30 years. When I left my husband I came back to Provo where I have
lived since.
I have enjoyed travelling, have visited many of the states and have stuck my
nose into Canada and Mexico. After I retired in 2000 I made several trips to Wales to do family history research and to stand on
my father's homeland. My health (or rather the lack thereof) has ended that sort of travel, so I don't go very far from home
anymore. (I have suffered from Fibromyalgia for about 25 years now, and my symptoms have worsened in the last couple of
years.)
I love being with my five children, four of whom are married, and my fourteen grandchildren. I also enjoy doing family history
research and teaching others how to do theirs. My hobby is digital photography, especially landscape photography. Many of my
photos are posted on my website.
I look forward to seeing everyone at the reunion. I plan to be at the picnic, at least.
Please visit my website, "Family History and Other Fascinations," at

http://homepage.mac.com/venitar/home.html
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Pay, Tim
P eay, Carol [Johnson]

Peay, Eugene
HOBBIES: fishing, reading, Jack of all trades OCCUPATION: dentist

Peay, Max Deceased
Pehrson, Betty [Teela]

ETC):
Penrod, Stanley
I work part time for the college in Afton Wyo.in the outreach program.
Perry, Allen
HOBBIES: heavy equipment operator

Persons (Records), Ronald

Peterson, Emily [Wilson]

HOBBIES: collecting precious moments, crocheting, embroidering, camping, catering OCCUPATION:
head cook Utah Valley Community College

THINGS, ETC):
Peterson, Marian [Robbins]

hOBBIES: tennis, golf, travel OCCUPATION: travel agent
2007 UPDATE(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Peterson, Vicki [Harker]

HOBBIES: restoration of old home, camping, surviving single parenthood,
OCCUPATION: probation and parole officer

Phillips, Ileen Deceased

ETC):
Pilgrim, Dorcus [Lemmon]

ETC):
Prestwich, Louise [Spendlove]

HOBBIES: making quilts, sewing, arts/crafts, piano, singing, cooking
OCCUPATION: dental office manager COMMENTS: I can't believe we've
been out of high school 30 years and I'm only 29.
2007 UPDATES:
I went to BYU after high school and received my MRS. degree! I met my
husband Paul there and waited for him to serve a 2&1/2 year mission to
New Zealand. I was also the secretary at Maeser Elementary school for a
year. We were married in Aug. 1961. We lived in Salt Lake City for two
years where Paul attended the U of U for his pre-dental studies. We moved to San Francisco and he attended College of
Physicians and Surgeons for four years. He received his D.D.S. degree and I received my P.H.T degree. (Putting Hubby
Through) We moved to Granada Hills, CA and went into Dental practice with Paul's brother for four years. We then moved to
Santa Paula, CA and have lived here for 30 some odd years. Too long for me. I'm ready to move back to Utah!! We raised 7
children here. They all served missions and all graduated from BYU. Our 4 boys are Eagle Scouts. Four are married and three
are single.
About 12 years ago, my husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. He was unable to practice general dentistry so we
purchased a dental x-ray lab which proved to be a real life saver. We both worked there and retired Dec. 2005. My husband is
doing well. The P.D has progressed slowly, but we aren't able to do much because of this disease. Thank goodness I am in good
health and still very active in the Church, community and family. We love to travel and have been able to visit several different
countries. We went to Italy June 2005. I think that will probably be our last trip like that.(Added 10/06) Actually we took our seven
children and spouses on a cruise July 2006 to Alaska. It was wonderful and Paul did great. So I see more travel in our future. I'm
so glad we have this site to share with each other and get to know each other better.
Prothero, Jeniel [Dickson]

HOBBIES: home decorating OCCUPATION: homemaker, sec. of Signature Co. COMMENTS: Those who play together stay
together.
2007 UPDATES:
Brent and I are happily married and living in Sunnyvale, California, about 45 miles south of San Francisco. We have lived here
36 years and so this is home to us. We come to Provo a few times a year to see friends and relatives and that is home too.
We have five sons and one daughter and 25 grandchildren. It seems that we will not have more grandchildren, but we now have
4 Great Grandchildren and another on the way. When we all get together including spouses there are more than 40 of us. That
is difficult to believe, especially when you consider how young we of the class of 57 are.
Our family has been the center of our lives and we love them dearly and spend time with them most days. We own a family
business with all the boys working there and our daughter keeps close tabs on us, for which we are grateful.
We also have enjoyed serving in the church. We just returned from a full time mission to the south of England in August. We
loved the people there and some days we wish we were back in England. Most of the time we are happy to be home.
It has been a good life and we have had a lot of wonderful friends including those from the class of 57. We have been truly
blessed and have learned how much the Lord loves all of us.
If any of you come to the bay area, we would love to see you. All the best,
Brent and Jeniel Dickson
Prows, Perry Deceased

ETC):
Purvance, Marilyn
ETC):
Ramsey, Georgia [Atkinson]

ETC):
Rassmussen, Glade Deceased

(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,
Rassmussen, Joy [Lloyd]

Raunholt, Vivi [Hardy] Deceased

ETC):
Raven, Errol
THINGS, ETC):
Ream, Marian
HOBBIES: travel, spectator sports, staying single, accordian OCCUPATION;
real estate

Reed, Leonard
Reynolds, Carla [Wind]

Richmond, Kay Deceased

Obituary Submitted by Venita:
Daily Herald, 9 Aug 2006

Orson Kay?Richmond
On August 5, 2006 Orson Kay Richmond, 67, suffered a stroke and peacefully danced to the other side
of the veil. He was born in Provo, UT to Orson Wells and Pernoma Dera Jolley Richmond on April 16,
1939. He attended Timpanogos Elementary, Dixon Jr. High, and graduated from Provo High School.
He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a mission in the New
Zealand South mission. He held various callings in the church and was engaged in service to others
throughout his life. He would give you the shirt off his back even if it was his last one. Dad worked in
various trades and was considered a jack-of-all-trades. Dad's greatest joy in life was dancing and his big band music. Some of
us read music, but dad could play music. He married Lynda Jakeman on June 4, 1965 in the Salt Lake Temple and together they
had 5 children. They later divorced. He married Roberta S. Draper on February 13, 1999, they later divorced. Dad loved his
children and cherished his grandchildren.
He is survived by his 5 children: Kayelyn (Allen) Robinson of Provo, Bret Wells (Shannon) of Lehi, Heather (Michael)
Messersmith of Provo, Rebecca, and Jeremy David of Orem; his 4 grandchildren, Steven Mikael, Allen James (AJ), Kimberlyn
Nicole, and Shelby Brooke Robinson of Provo; one brother, Joseph Loftis (Reva) Richmond of Riverside CA; many nieces and
nephews and extended family members.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sisters; Elaine, Renee, and Ruth, brother, Donal Wells, 2 nephews and 1 niece.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday August 12, 2006 at 1:00 pm at the Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary 495 South State, Orem,
Utah. Friends and family may call Friday evening from 6:30to 8:30 pm at the mortuary and 11:45 amto 12:45 pm on Saturday.
Interment will be in the Provo City Cemetery. To assist the family with funeral expenses please make donations to the Orson K.
Richmond Donation account at any Zions Bank in Utah.
?Condolences may be sent to the family at www.sundbergolpinmortuary.com
Published in the Daily Herald on 8/9/2006.
Ripple, Jessie [Nuttall]

HOBBIES: reading, gardening, OCCUPATION; consumer service rep Mt. Fuel
Supply

Rodgrigue, Michael (Wm)

HOBBIES: fishing, boating, models OCCUPATION: sheer metal journeyman

Roe, Jack (John)

US Navy for 6 years after graduation from PHS
Married JoAnn Roe, the gal I went with since 10th grade.
Raised 1 mailman, 2 cops, a schoolteacher, & a part-time student
Cottonwood Hospital Radiology 31 years- Retired
Current: Registrar and photographer Fort
Douglas Military Museum
Utah National Guard
Member: Utah State Archaeological Society
Level 1 paraarchaeologist
Site Steward - Utah
Member: Oregon/California Trail Association
Crossroads chapter(Utah)/Wyoming
Idaho & Nevada
(MET qualified)
Member: NRA and other pro-gun organizations-long-time black powder shooter
AND fisherman (current project: Grand-Slam Salmon - Pacific)
Rooney, Sue [Wilkey]

ETC):
Ross, Annett Deceased

ETC):
Roundy, Leland
HOBBIES: gardening, television OCCUPATION: accounting technician

Rowe, John
hunting, fishing, ultralights, bowling, carving, silversmithing, canoeing,
kayaking, photograph, painting (watercolors), hunting dogs, writing, family,
historcal research, carving, photography, anything but work OCCUPATION:
chief technologist Cottonwood medical Center

Roylance, Ken
HOBBIES: boating, skiing, car restoration, hiking, camping, helping the
children, volunteering at the Olympic Oval. OCCUPATION: Statistician,
Quality Control and Program Management Hercules Navy Programs
Salerno, Muriel [Stuart]

2007 UPDATES: We moved to Mesquite NV 9 years ago (rather than driving to Wendover 3 times a
week for entertainment). Now we live in Beaver Dam AZ 10 miles away - the Boondocks!!! But - much
warmer! No snow, just wind and dirt! Only grandchildren live in Georgia so I don't baby-tend!
Jan. 25 Email:
Well - I have never been too interested in the computer since I worked with them for so many years
doing complicated computations - reports requiring reports, etc - by working for a Gov't Sub-contractor.
My son bought me these computers, he was born with an electrical/computer brain, thought everyone
should want one. Well, I had Dial-Up from a company who would not upgrade you without paying for
DSL. I also had only a regular monitor when I first visited your site. This meant that I was only able to
view 1/2 of the pages, the words were so huge, you lose interest trying to go side-to-side to see what is being said!
So - my son brought me a 22" LCD Monitor so I was able to view the words at one click - but it still wouldn't let me connect to
any site with pictures - our "server" disconnects you after 10-15 minutes and it would take 3-4 hours to load pictures - so I was
not able to get any. He paid for a one-year contract of DSL on Nov. 22. He "bugged" them until mid-January when he flew up
and drove over and bugged them in person! Guess what - it only took one more week for them to put in a new line so I now have
DSL! I can get "instant" service now, so I can go in and check it out whenever I find time!
As to Slide Shows - I don't know much about them. I do get them from friends here and there and watch them, but I don't think I
have anything interesting in my life to make one from! But I will send a picture for the "current" listing - thanks for writing back.
I am still contemplating coming up which requires transportation and finding motels and cabs to the events - I am also going to
try to get to SLC in March for a big surprise party for my sister. It is hard living so far away and having a handicapped husband -
believe me, no "picnic" trying to get around in one so he has to stay home!
I saw on the Birthday List my friend Jean Clark but not her twin sister Joan Clark Beck. I also didn't find her on the deceased
page, so I wonder what happened to her. Don't worry about it, I will ask Jean if she comes to the Reunion.
Schaugaard, Iva [Tuttle]
ETC):
Schenck, Gail [Hawkins]

ETC):
Shaw, Joseph (Mike) Deceased
Simmons, Carol [Carter] Deceased

ETC):
Sims, Jeanene [Cook]

HOBBIES: playing organ and piano, reading, exercising, volunteer work at grade
school, relief Society President OCCUPATION; work partime at an office cleaning
co.

Smith, Kay [Press]

ETC):
Smith, Lenna Deceased

ETC):
Smith, Nancy
ETC):
Smith, Patricia [Bartlett]

Snow, Wayne
ETC):
Spencer, Darwin Deceased

ETC):
Spendlove, Margaret [Pratt]

HOBBIES: reading, water skiing, trips with family OCCUPATION: teach english as a second language at
a Los Angeles Comunity Adult School

Sproul, Rella Deceased

ETC):
Startup, Marianne
Steele, Darryl
Stephensen, Beverly [Pratt]

HOBBIES: handwork, reading, sewing, teaching drama OCCUPATION: homemaker
Returned last year as Mission res. wife in Bogota, Columbia, s. America
2007 UPDATES:I am looking forward to seeing our class mates at the reunion. My
husband and I completed a mission at the Family History Library in SLC. I learned to
do research in England and some of the other British countries. Life is good and our
family is growing. We now have 25 grandchildren and number 26 due in July. We just
had our first great-grandchild in January.
Stewart, Nancy [Nielson]

Sumner, Frank
Sumpter, Rush
I spent 35 years at BYU, as a professor or administrator. Carol and I retired
in September 2001 to serve a mission in Jerusalem. Since returning
home, we have spent time in community volunteer service, as ordinance
workers in the Mt. Timp. temple, and as as care givers and playmates for
our nine grandchildren (2 females, 7 males). I am currently serving as our
stake patriarch in the LDS Church. We enjoy live theater, storytelling
festivals, concerts, and the out doors. Carol is a homemaker nonpereil.
We are richly blessed with health, abundance, and love.
Sutherland, Lewis
Left Utah in 1958 to go to the University of Oregon for 1 year! Returned to BYU for years 2 through 4
1/4. ROTC throughout college. Went to USAF Pilot training then KC-97 tankers, then KC-135 Tankers.
One tour in Vietnam flying OV-10's as a Forward Air Controller. Retired from USAF after 25 Years 7
Months 19 days. Flew Commercial jets until age 60 then DC-9 Simulators for 2 years before retirement
from flying in March, 2002. Enjoy retirement with 14 Grandchildren and 4 Great Grandchildren.
Member of Forward Air Controller Association who had their reunion October 2006.
Symons, Margene [Johnson]

HOBBIES: oil painting, genealogy, singing, sewing, cake decorating
OCCUPATION: legal secretary for my attorney husband. I also taught school
in Provo and N.Y.C. after graduation from BYU.
2007 UPDATES:
After graduation from Provo High, I attended BYU for four years. I graduated
in 1963 in HDFR and Elementary Education. I worked as a legal secretary in
Provo during the four years I attended BYU. Upon graduation, I taught
kindergarten for a year at Sunset View School in Provo.
I married Raleigh Johnson in the Logan Temple in December of 1961. We immediately went to New York City where he was in
his second year of law school at Columbia University. While there, I served as a secretary to two Columbia law professors and
also taught kindergarten at Teacher's College. Raleigh obtained his law degree and an MBA from Columbia in 1963 and we
moved to Phoenix, Arizona while he passed the bar.
We then moved to Holbrook, Arizona and resided there for 19 years where he practiced law. All 6 of our children were born in
that area.
In 1982 we moved to Monett, Missiouri where we resided for 14 years. While there, I acted as legal secretary to my husband
and later became the owner and manager of a corn husk doll business that employed 45 women and had a clientel of over 300
businesses throughout the country.
In 1996 the family moved to Mesa, Arizona where I lived for 3 years. At this point, my marriage of 38 years ended in divorce and
I moved back to Provo and into the home that I was raised in while attending Provo High and BYU. I am probably the only
graduate that is living in the same house lived in while attending Provo High.
I was blessed to find a wonderful job at the MTC almost 6 years ago and continue to love my work here. (On Wednesdays, I
have the privilege of working with Dolan and Shirley Condie at the MTC)
I am presently serving as Relief Society President in the Oak Hills 7th Ward. In the past I have served as President and
Counselor in all 3 organizations on a ward level and have also been in Presidencies of all three organizations on a stake level.
Five of my six children are married and I have 17 grand children, whom I love dearly. Four of my children served missions and
my youngest (unmarried) son, is presently doing Humanitarian work as a Fulbrite scholar in Thailand.
It is good to be back home and I look forward to the upcoming reunion,.... although it can't possibly be the 50th......are you sure
you counted correctly!!!???
Taylor, John Deceased

HOBBIES: reading, farming, backpacking, people, OCCUPATION: BYU library, systems analyst
(former)

Taylor, Shirley [Wooddard]

Thayne, David
OCCUPATION: Retired orchestra, band, choir and german teacher
2007 UPDATES
(BIOGRAPHY:
2007 UPDATES:
After teaching for 40 years, I am now "retired". It is great to not have to jump
to school bells for a change. I am enjoying more time now for video/cd
production,geneology, music, NPR radio, reading, yard/house work, family,
friends, skiing, managing this web site,gym workouts (which I started this year
following knee replacement). I like the way it makes me feel so I'm probably hooked for life). Best of all, when I feel like it, I can
do nothing at all! : )
Feb. 17, 2003
I have skied more this year than all my previous life combined! Looking up (and down) at majestic snow-capped Timp from
Sundance is both inspiring and memory-jogging. I remenice the annual Timp Hikes from Aspen Grove some of which our
Explorer Troop served as safety patrol, etc. I'm really enjoying it!
Thielen, Sally [Prows] Deceased

OBITUARY:
Date February 08, 2001
Sally Ann Thelien McKenna Prows
Sally Ann Thelien McKenna Prows, 61, of Orem, passed away February 6,
2001 of a lingering illness. She was born October 24, 1939, in Chicago,
Illinois. She was adopted by George and Agnes Thelien and spent her
early years in Crowne Pointe, Indiana. She moved to Provo with her
parents in 1953 and attended school in Provo, graduating from Provo
High in 1957. She married Robert C. McKenna in November 1958. They were
later divorced. He died in April 1968. She married Perry E. Prows on
February 16, 1963.
Sally is survived by her husband, Perry, Orem, Utah; her children:
Julie (Steve, Cheryl) Manti, Utah; Loren (Tim), Virginia Beach, Va.;
Shawn (Judy), Ogden, Utah; Perry (Patty), Port Orchard, Wash.; Chuck
(Stephanie), Mesquite, Nevada; Norman (Pamela), Pleasant Grove, Utah;
Jamie (Todd), Mesquite, Nevada; Jeremie (Beth), Bellville, Illinois;
Miles (Toni) Dickson, Orem, Utah; Jennifer (Tyler) Yantis,
Marshalltown, Iowa; 33 grandchildren, 38 great-grandchildren and
countless other people who were family members by association. She was
preceded in death by her parents, her first husband, her sister and one
grandson.
She will be greatly missed by those who loved her. Her heart and home
were always open to everyone. Her home was a refuge from the world. She
was a great friend to so many. Go in peace and love, Our Angel.
Funeral Mass will be held Friday, February 9, 2001 at 1 p.m. at St.
Peter's Catholic Church, 634 N. 600 East, American Fork, Utah. Friends
may call at the church one hour prior to services. Interment in Orem
City Cemetery.
Thomas, George
HOBBIES: golf, fly fishing, skiing, gourmet cooking OCCUPATION: physical therapist
2007 UPDATES:
Retired and built a home in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
T hompson, Jerald
Thompson, Karen [McQuivey]

ETC):
Thornton, Gordon
HOBBIES: golf, family activities,hunting, fishing, OCCUPATION: telephone
co. executive COMMENTS: I still remember Mark Clar's left handed jump
shot from the corner, that won the State Championship.
2007 UPDATES:
After graduation from PHS went on to BYU for one year. Attended Central
Utah Vocational School one year then went to work as an Inspector for
Eimco Corp in SLK, UT. After working there for 1 1/2 years, went on a
Mission for LDS Church to Northwestern States. Went back to BYU after
Mission to finish school. Married Bonny Kay Green a PHS graduate of 1961. Worked for Mtn States Tel & Tel for 5 years.
Accepted a position with Central Tel. & Utilities in 1969 in Las Vegas, NV. Transferred to various Mgmt. positions in Ft. Dodge,
Iowa, Charlottesville, Virginia, Hickory, No. Carolina, Chicago, Illinois. Name of Company changed to Centel in 1974.
Transferred back to Las Vegas in 1986 as Vice President of operations. Centel merged with Sprint in 1993. I retired from Sprint
in 1999. Bonny and I are active in our Church. We have enjoyed travelling since our retirement. We have been to Spain,
Scandinavian countries, England, Italy, Mexico (several times on both coasts), Alaska
(we recommend an Alaska cruise), Canada and Hawaii. We enjoy the class reunions, both for 1957 and 1961. We have 6
children, 5 boys and 1 girl. Our daughter is still at home and in culinary school in Las Vegas. We have 11 grandchildren and 1 on
the way. We enjoy golf and traveling and LIFE.
Throckmorton, Patsy (Zola) [Clements]

HOBBIES: bowling, reading, traveling, gardening, cutting hair, bookkeeping, sewing OCCUPATION:
secretary, postal clerk, housewife, mother

THINGS, ETC):
Tilton, Sheryl Deceased

ETC):
Turpin, LuAnn [Berrier]

HOBBIES: sewing, handicrafts, OCCUPATION: homemaker

Tyler, Michael Ann

Uliberry, Teddie
ETC):
Van Wagenen, Kent

ETC):
VanWagenen, Lola [Redford]

Verbeck, Ronald
ETC):
Waisner, Norma Jean [Hovland]

ETC):
Walker, Doreen [Watson]

ETC):
Washburn, Virginia [Oldroyd]

ETC):
Waters, Dorothy [Olsen]

(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,
Weeks, Martin
ETC):
Weight, Merlynn [Grill]

ETC):
Whitehead, Ray
HOBBIES: motorcycles, guns, traveling OCCUPATION: instrumetation technician

Wilcox, Lou Voe [Linton]

ETC):
Wilde, Helen [Coles]

ETC):
Wilkins, Betty [Tarran]

It is Fred and My 50th Wedding anniversary on May 7, 2007. We have
3 daughters, all married. We have 7 grandchildren, 4 boys and 3 girls.
Two grandsons are married and one has a daughter (our first great-
grandchild)who is now 18 months old. Also, one grand daughter is
married. Fred is retired from Geneva Steel Plant (now gone) He has
been retired for 20 years and will celebrate his 70th birthday in October.
He loves to hunt and fish. We attend a family reunion each year in
Spencer, Idaho. (on Freds side of the family) His parents are both deceased. My dad is deceased and my mother lives in Mesa,
AZ. We attend the Christ Evangelical Church of Orem, Ut.
Williams, Shirley
ETC):
Wind, James
ETC):
Winn, Norman Deceased

HOBBIES: golf, baseball, basketball, football OCCUPATION: NDE
instrument radiograher
Norman Jay Winn, 64, passed away June29, 2004 in Murray, Utah, after
a short illness.
Born July 24, 1939 in Roosevelt, UT to John Orson and Bessie May Long
Winn. Married Shirley Fay Smith in Arlington, VA on Oct. 21, 1961, later
solemnized in Salt Lake LDS Temple.
He graduated from Provo High School in
1956 and later earned a degree from Trade Tech in welding. He served in the U.S. Air Force. He worked for SME Steel and
loved his job as Q1 Inspector, He loved golfing, bowling, gardening and the Utah Jazz and had two "hole-in-ones" on his golfing
record. He especially loved spending time with his grandchildren.
Survived by wife, Shirley; sons, Mike, Califronia; John, Sandy; and Jim (Jenn), Idaho; daughter, Marianne (Marty), Kearns;
seven grandchildren; sisters and brothers, LaRae, Carolk Albert, Rick, Janet (Dennis), and Sheila (Richard); and best friends,
Gary and Leon. Preceded in death by a brother, Larry.
Funeral services were Wednesday, July 7, 2004 at 11 AM Sandy 13th Ward Chapel 586 E. 8400 S. Friends called Tuesday 6-8
pm at Goff Mortuary, 8090 Sio. Szte and Wednesday 9:45-110:45 am at the church. Interment, Sandy City Cemetary.
Wipf, John
ETC):
Wiscombe, Nancy [Dove]

HOBBIES: music, shoping, traveling, OCCUPATION: mother COMMENTS: I hope
you haven't invited any old 48 year old people to our 30th class reunion.

Wood, Bill
Woodard, Betty Lee [Smith]

HOBBIES: my children, grandchildren, boating, bookkeeping
OCCCUPATION: We own two businesses: The Radar Mobile Park
and Smith's Refrideration and Heating.
2007 UPDATES: We sold our two businesses in Othello in 1995 and

moved to our current address in Cheney, WA. Orrin was retired but
worked for a Auto Auction driving cars just to keep busy. Then we
entered the mission home on March 6, 2006. Our son Orrin & Dianne
have six children and 2 grandchildren (making us great grant parents),
they live in Tucson, Arizona. Carol & Doug have six children all still at home in Tacoma, WA. Karl & Allissa have 6 children (one
deceased), and they live in Spokane, WA. Julia Ann is single and taking care of our place while we are gone. She does have a
boyfriend, Dan Fairchild.
Orrin C. & Karl are both chiropractors and doing very well. Doug is in computers and does net working for businesses.
Wootton, Myrth [Hilton]
Wright, Irvin
ETC):
Wright, Patsy [Wightman]

HOBBIES: reading, travel, gardening, waterskking, singing, piano,& organ accompaniment OCCUPATION:
teach piano and organ

THINGS, ETC):
Young, James Deceased

Young, Jay
HOBBIES: RC airplanes, photography, viola, paintings OCCUPATION:
Geneva Steel

Young, John
ETC):
Zabriskie, Bill
ETC):
Zabriskie, John Deceased

Zobell, John
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Zubeck, Bill
Although I didn't graduate from Provo High (we moved to Ogden before graduation) there isn't a reunion I would rather attend
than Provo '57's. Provo High had the greatest people (and the prettiest girls) in the world!
There are rumors of a PHS '57 Princess Cruise to Alaska next summer. If you come up I would love to greet you and show you
around."
Sun Sep 10, 2006 - 8:57 AM

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Zufelt, Dale
HOBBIES: gardening, mechanics and restoring, hair stylist OCCUPATION: personnel director for contractors labor personnel
COMMENTS: It's been 27 years since i lived in Utah. My heart is still there with my memories. I miss all my old friends (no pun
intended)

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Adams, Deanne [Sorenson]

Adams, Elois [Cook]

2007 UPDATES: (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Adamson, Dee Ann [Davenport]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE THINGS, ETC):

Alger, Don (Mack)

HOBBIES: handball,hunting, fishing, grandkids, taking care 7.5 acres of

OCCUPATION: nuclear engineering consultant - business owner

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST WISHES,FAVORITE

Anderson, Beverly [Lowe] FROM 1987 BIOGRAPHY:

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Anderson, Carolyn [Boardman]

Anderson, Gayle [Jubin]

Anderson, Vivian [Miller]

Arnold, Jacqueline [Passey]

Austin, Monya [Adamson]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Ball, Carol [McKee]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

2007 UPDATES (BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST

Barney, Geraldine [Thompson] Deceased

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Blackett, Barbara [Wheeler]

Booth, Florence [Schexnayder]

2007 UPDATES:(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS, BEST

Booth, Shirlene [Halladay] Deceased

2007 UPDATE: OBITUARY

Borget, Carol [Loveless] Deceased

Bown, Jane Anne [Hatch]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Brandon, Kay Deceased

Brimhall, Wanda Mae [Rassmussen] Deceased

Brooks, Darlene [Harness]

Brown Clegg, Helen

We are anxious to see you all.

Bullock, Nancy [Stephens]

I have logged in about 10 times so if the other 25 people also logged in 10

Burns, Lavae [Kelson]

Bush, Pat [Tripp]

Busterud, Kay Lynne [Bullock]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Cardon, Joan [Wager] Deceased

Carling, Ronald Deceased

Carter, Joan Deceased

2007 Updates:(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Chapman, Duane Deceased

Christensen, Lois [Welker]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Christensen, Nanette [Lassen]

Clark, (Oliver) Kay

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES, RECOLLECTIONS,

Clark, Jean [Grayson]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

Clark, Joan [Beck]

2007 UPDATES(BIOGRAPHY, PLANS, PHILOSOPHIES,

A little data on us for you:

Clayson, Boyd Deceased

Clayton , Ann [Hanson]