Erma R. Haskell Moss passed away on October 08, 2013 at the Power County Nursing Home.
Almost 99 years earlier, she was born November 08, 1914 in a small community of Sublett, in Cassia County Idaho. Erma was the first born of Raymond and Sarah Haskell, over the next 24 years, eight more joined the family.
Find-a-GraveIn 1929 the Haskell family moved from Sublett to a farm known as "The Cully Place" at the head of Spring Creek in Rockland Valley. The children attended the lower grades at a country school in East Fork and went to high school in Rockland. One of Erma's main chores in the family was to do the gardening, and from that she developed a great love for growing things.
She married Lloyd Moss in Rockland Idaho, on October 13, 1936. They were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Lloyd and Erma had their marriage solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple in 1947.
In the fall of 1937, Lloyd and Erma leased a ranch in the Gros Ventre area of Teton County, Wyoming, where they lived until the ranch was sold. They moved around the valley a lot until 1950 when they bought a home about a mile west of Jackson city limits. The home site has long since been covered up by "progress" in the area now known as South Highway 89 where a boat and RV service is located.
While in Jackson, Erma worked at several motels and as a clerk at "The Trading Post".
Four of their five children were born in Teton County and, sadly, two of those children also passed there.
After living nearly 50 years in Jackson and Teton County, Wyoming, Lloyd and Erma returned to Southern Idaho where they had both been raised. They bought a home in American Falls, Idaho, and there Erma enjoyed working in her yard and raising beautiful flowers. She also did very nice needlework.
Erma was preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd; her infant daughter, Norma; her son, Clay; grandson, Kerry Clayburn; granddaughter, Cherrell Moss; her parents; her sisters, Lucille Porath and Ada Wangsgard; and her brothers, Daniel Haskell, Alvin Haskell and Ivan Haskell.
She is survived by two sons: Lee (Afton) Moss, of Pablo, MT, and Henry Moss, of Thompson Falls, MT; her daughter, Myrtle Moss Johnson, of American Falls, ID; 11 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Her surviving siblings are George (Verla Rae) Haskell, of Idaho Falls, Carl (Ilene) Haskell, of American Falls, and Lola Mae (Theron) Stokes, of Orem, UT.
Erma was a vital member of our large family. She was a great example of strength, determination, ingenuity and self reliance. We will miss her.
Standard-Examiner (Ogden, UT)
August 25, 2012Ada Violet Wangsgard Wakefield, 98, died Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012.
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Myers Ogden MortuaryHuntsville Ada Rae Wangsgard, 95, passed away peacefully due to old age and complications of Alzheimer, on January 15, 2012 at Country Pines Assisted Living in Clinton, Utah. Mom was born September 13, 1916 in Sublett, Idaho the daughter of Raymond Levi and Sarah (Horn) Haskell. Ada married Max Christensen on February 5, 1934 in American Falls, Idaho; they were later sealed in the SLC Temple. They had 3 children, Max L. (Betty) Christensen of West Point, Leonard R. (Georgia) Christensen of St. George and Karen Christensen Kimber Boeslund (deceased). Max passed away on February 7, 1961. She married Gilbert A. Wangsgard on April 24, 1965; he passed away on Nov. 25, 1990.
She attended schools in Rockland, Idaho and graduated from High School.
She worked at DDO in the kitchen; she learned many cooking skills there and received many awards. She worked at Hill Air Force Base for a while, during that time she even washed B-25 and B-26 airplanes. She worked at Snow Basin in the kitchen and was known around the area for the wonderful pies she would bake.
She was a member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers. An active member of two women's social groups that met monthly, she was highly involved as secretary. She was honored as the Grand Marshall in the Huntsville July 4th Parade in 2001.
She loved to garden, raise flowers and embroidery. She bottled fruit every fall and was good at it. She loved to watch boxing matches on TV. She enjoyed the rodeo in her younger days. All her children and grandchildren loved her homemade apple pie. She was an active member of the LDS Church, where she served as the Librarian for 25 years.
Ada is survived by her two sons; 11 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren and 25 great-great-grandchildren. Also survived by 2 sisters and 3 brothers, Erma Moss, Ivan Haskell, George Haskell, Lola Mae Stokes and Carl Haskell all of Idaho and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her 2 husbands; her daughter, Karen; 2 brothers and one sister.
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
April 6, 2008ROCKLAND Raymond Alvin Haskell, 87, died peacefully at home Thursday morning , April 3, 2008. Alvin was born on October 10, 1920, in Sublette, Idaho to Raymond Levi and Sarah Horn Haskell. He was the fourth child of nine children. In 1929 Alvin moved with his parents and siblings to farm in Rockland , Idaho.
After graduating from Rockland High School in 1940, Alvin attended Vo-Tech School in Weiser, Idaho, and in 1942 accepted a position as a Machinist Trainee at the Boeing Aircraft Company in Seattle, Wash. In 1943, he joined the U.S. Navy and completed Diesel Training at the Naval Training School at Iowa State College in Ames, Iowa. Alvin served as a Motor Machinist Mate second-class in World War II until an injury in the Azores Islands lead to an honorable medical discharge.
Following a long recovery, he returned home to farm with his father in Rockland. Soon, thereafter, he met Mary Clevon Braithwaite of Arco, Idaho, who came to Rockland to teach school. They were later married in the Idaho Falls Temple on July 27, 1948. Together they raised 7 children and spent the rest of their lives farming in Rockland. Alvin's hobbies included snowmobiling, hunting , fishing, and piloting his private airplanes, making numerous deep sea fishing trips to Mexico.
Alvin enjoyed sharing his abilities as a mechanic and welder with neighboring farmers and friends. He was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving in numerous ward and stake callings.
Alvin was preceded in death by his loving wife, Clevon, his parents, a sister Lucille Porath and a brother Daniel. He is survived by seven children: Darrel (Janaan) Haskell of Pocatello; Ronald (Lynn) Haskell of Highland, Utah; Gordon (Debra) Haskell of American Falls; Teresa (Peter ) Dietz of Sandy, Utah; Shirley Edwards of Pocatello; Byron (Janell) Haskell of Spanish Fork, Utah; and Annette (Robert) Ramos of Reno, Nevada; three sisters and three brothers, Erma Moss of American Falls; Ada Wangsgard of Huntsville, Utah; Ivan Haskell of American Falls; George (Verla Rae) Haskell of American Falls; Lola Mae (Theron) Stokes of Pocatello; and Carl (Ilene) Haskell of American Falls; 32 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren .
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U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Raymond Haskell
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 10 Oct 1920
Death Date: 3 Apr 2008
Branch 1: NAVY
Enlistment Date 1: 16 Jan 1943
Release Date 1: 16 May 1946
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
June 10, 2007ROCKLAND Mary Clevon Braithwaite Haskell, 79, returned to her Heavenly Father Thursday afternoon, June 7, 2007.
Clevon was born on April 22, 1928, in Arco, Idaho, to Francis and Emeline Braithwaite. She was the fifth child of six children. She attended college in San Diego , California, and Albion, Idaho, graduating in the field of education .
She began her teaching career in Rockland where she met the love of her life, Raymond Alvin Haskell, a farmer. They were married in the Idaho Falls Temple on July 27, 1948. They make their home in Rockland and were blessed with seven children.
Later in life, Clevon returned to Idaho State University receiving her bachelor's degree in education in August 1986.
Clevon was loved and admired by everyone who knew her. She was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, where she faithfully served in numerous ward and stake positions. She served the community as a school teacher and EMT.
Clevon's hobbies included reading, gardening, swimming, genealogy, crocheting, and being a grandmother.Clevon was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, Garth Braithwaite, and a sister, Melva Dean English. She is survived by her husband, Alvin; seven children , Darrel (Janaan) Haskell of Pocatello; Ronald (Lynn) Haskell of Highland, Utah; Gordon (Debra ) Haskell of American Falls; Teresa (Peter) Dietz of Sandy, Utah; Shirley Edwards of Pocatello ; Byron (Janell) Haskell of Spanish Fork, Utah; and Annette (Robert) Ramos of Reno, Nevada; one brother and two sisters, Jack Braithwaite of Vancouver, Washington ; Cleo (Richard) Braegger of Willard, Utah and Valois (Leonard ) Hartley of Boise, Idaho; 32 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren .
She was a devoted wife and mother and will be missed very much by everyone who loved her and whose lives she touched with her warm heart and beautiful smile.
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
August 12, 2012POCATELLO - Ivan Vance Haskell, 89, died Thursday, August 9, 2012, of natural causes at the Pocatello Veterans Home. Born January 20, 1923, in Sublett, Idaho, Ivan was the fifth of nine children born to Raymond and Sarah Haskell. He married Iola Warner in Elko, Nevada on March 28, 1952. Ivan and Iola had two daughters, Debbie Youngstrom (Lyle) of Aberdeen, Idaho and Brenda Gillett (Terry) of Gilbert, Arizona, eight grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Ivan was preceded in passing by his wife Iola (February, 2008), siblings (Lucille Porath, Ada Wangsgard, Alvin and Daniel Haskell) and one great granddaughter. His surviving siblings include Brothers George and Carl and Sisters Erma Moss and Lola May Stokes. Ivan had been a member of the American Falls 4th Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints prior to entering assisted living facilities in Pocatello.
Ivan received his elementary and high school education at schools in the Sublett and Rockland, Idaho areas, followed by one semester at Albion State Normal School. In January, 1943 he was called into the armed service, received training as an Air Force Cadet and received his Flight Officer Commission and a Navigator Rating for the B17 and B29 bombers.
Following his military service he began farming, mostly in the American Falls area, which became his primary means of supporting his family. Although he worked a number of farms his longest employment was at the Vard Meadows farm in the Rockland valley. He loved being out-of-doors, studying the land and enjoying the wildlife. He also took a period of time in his career to earn a Realtors License and to sell Real Estate. As he completed his farming career he was blessed to be able to spend many hours at his childhood home near Rockland. Being at the "Cully place" brought him great satisfaction as he remembered those wonderful childhood days.
Ivan's greatest joy came in his family relationships, particularly with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He received great joy in exploring, hiking, swimming, playing games and teaching them his favorite tricks and jokes. Many times, as the children would accompany him to the "Cully place" near Rockland, there would be a surprise for them, maybe a new trail with scary inhabitants or a new toy he had constructed. He was very creative and enjoyed using his skills to make things for the children. He also loved to tell anyone who would listen about his experiences as a Navigator on the bombers. He kept models of the planes and would show the children where he sat in the plane and the experiences he had during World War II.
In Ivan's later years he renewed his interests in sports and trained diligently in swimming and running so he could compete in the Senior Games. He participated several times in the games and received many "gold medals" and other rewards for his efforts. His commitment to training for and participating in the games was an inspiration to those who knew him. His stash of medals will be shared amongst his family as an example and remembrance of this good man.
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U.S., World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Name: Ivan V Haskell
Birth Year: 1923
Race: White, citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Idaho
State of Residence: Idaho
County or City: Power
Enlistment Date: 20 Jan 1943
Enlistment State: Idaho
Enlistment City: Pocatello
Branch: Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA
Grade: Private
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source: Civil Life
Education: 4 years of high school
Marital status: Single, without dependents
Height: 68
Weight: 139
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
February 16, 2008AMERICAN FALLS - Iola L. Haskell of American Falls died Thursday, Feb. 14, 2008, at Spring Creek Manor in American Falls.
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
May 28, 2014George Devere Haskell, age 89, passed away Sunday, May 26, 2014 at Fairwinds at Sand Creek in Idaho Falls, Idaho. George was born in Sublett, Idaho on February 22, 1925, to Raymond Levi and Sarah Horn Haskell.
The Raymond Haskell family moved to Rockland, Idaho where George attended school. George entered the United States Navy, where he proudly served from 1944, to being Honorably Discharged in 1946.
On October 23, 1949 George married Verla Rae Hartley. George and Verla Rae had two children, Sherrie Denise, born in 1952, and Kevin James, born in 1955. After having been married for 64 years, Verla Rae passed away on January 30, 2014.
George is survived by his daughter Sherrie (Chuck) Cox, and his son Kevin (JoLynn), a sister Lola Mae (Theron) Stokes and a brother, Carl (Ilene). George is also survived by four grandchildren and their spouses and six great grandchildren: Jessie (Travis) Kendall and daughters Kyla and Alyssa; Sara (Ben) Nally and sons Logan and Tristan; Justin (Amber) and their son Brayton and Amanda (David Braden) and their daughter, Laela Min; as well as many nieces and nephews.
Preceding George in death were his parents, Raymond and Sarah, 3 sisters, Lucille, Ada, and Erma, and 3 brothers, Daniel, Alvin and Ivan.
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U.S. World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949
Name: George Devere Haskell
Ship, Station or Activity: Bergen
Ship Number or Designation: APA-150
Muster Date: 12 Feb 1945
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
February 2, 2014AMERICAN FALLS
Verla Rae Hartley Haskell passed away January 30, 2014 at Fairwinds retirement center in Idaho Falls.
Idaho State Journal (Pocatello, ID)
May 17, 2015Theron Oleen Stokes, 86, passed away peacefully, Thursday, May 14, 2015 at a care facility in Orem, Utah.
Theron was born December 23, 1928 to Oleen and Fern Austin Stokes in Tremonton, Utah. He was the second child in a family of four. He has one older sister, Velva Lee Smith (deceased), and two younger brothers, George Stokes and Glen Stokes.
At an early age the family moved to Burley, Idaho, where his father was engaged in farming. In 1945 the family purchased a farm in Rockland, Idaho where they lived for several years and farmed.
Theron graduated from Rockland High School in 1947, then attended Utah State University, after which he served an LDS mission to Australia. Upon his return, he married his sweetheart Lola Mae Haskell, in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple on February 28, 1951. They continued to work on the family farm in Rockland with his father and brothers, George and Glen.
In 1962, Theron was employed as an agent in the Farm Bureau Insurance Company in Burley, Idaho. In 1963 he became manager of Madison, Freemont, Teton, and Clark counties and the family moved to Rexburg, Idaho.
In 1970, the family moved to Pocatello, Idaho where Theron was appointed Regional Sales Manager in the home office of Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance Company. In 1979, Theron accepted the position of State Sales Director for the Utah Farm Bureau Insurance Company and the family moved to Sandy, Utah for 8 years. While working in the insurance business, Theron was the local Life Underwriters Association President and also President of the Estate Planning Council.
Theron retired in 1986 because of ill health. In 1987 he received the "Gift of Life" (a new heart), which he had for 28 years.
Theron was always an active member of the LDS Church and held many positions including Missionary, Counselor in the Rockland LDS Ward, Bishop of the Sandy, Utah ward, Counselor in a Bishopric 3 times, Stake Sunday School President, High Counselor, and his favorite position was teaching the Gospel Doctrine class for many years. Theron and his wife Lola were called on a 3 year mission to serve as Officiators in the Idaho Falls Temple and continued to serve for a number of years after that.
Theron had a beautiful tenor voice and enjoyed singing. He loved singing in the ward choirs wherever he lived.
Theron loved his wife and family dearly and many good times were spent together with family and many dear friends at their cabin in Island Park; hunting, fishing, boating and snowmobiling. He loved meeting people and always had a story to tell - much to the delight of his family.
After his retirement, he and his wife lived in Island Park, Idaho in the summer. They traveled to Mesa, Arizona and St. George, Utah in the winter, where they greatly enjoyed square dancing and singing in the choirs.
Theron and Lola traveled extensively throughout the United States, to Europe, Mexico, Hawaii, Switzerland, Spain, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and Jamaica.
Survivors include his wife Lola, five children; Steven (Terri) of Pocatello, Idaho; Patricia (Dallas) Powell of Orem, Utah; Pamela (Cory) Dunn of Greeley, Colorado; Michael (Jackie) of Pocatello, Idaho; and Jeffrey (Sandra) Henderson, Nevada; 24 grandchildren, 27 greatgrandchildren and two brothers; George (Fran) and Glen (Mary Anne). Theron was preceded in death by his parents, a sister Velva Lee Smith and his granddaughter Jennifer Powell.
He was a very special person, loving husband and devoted father, grandfather and greatgrandfather. He was deeply loved and will be greatly missed by all.
The Salt Lake Tribune
September 22, 1972Irvin Every Haskell, 80, 1622 Blair St., died Sept. 20, 1972, in a local hospital of natural causes.
Born May 5, 1892, Newton, Cache County, to James E. and Elizabeth Curtis Haskell. Married Clarissa Olsen, June 29, 1916, Salt Lake Temple. Member Whittier Ward; high priest.
Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Verl, Burley, Idaho; Orvis, Magna; Roy, Ray, both Salt Lake City; Mrs. Harold (June) Lloyd, Tooele; Mrs. Dennis (Lela) Alder, Logan; Mrs. Raymond (Irene) Roche, Corinne, Box Elder County; 33 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; brother, sister, Dave, Kimberly, Idaho; Mrs. Marinus Petersen, California.
The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
July 17, 1991Verl Asa Haskell, 74, died July 15, 1991 at the Veterans Hosptial in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He was born June 15, 1917, a son of Irvin E. and Clarisia Olsen Haskell. He attended grade school in Sublett, Idaho, graduated from Malta, Idaho High School, and went to Albion State Normal School. Verl was one of the first in Cassia County to enlist in the Army just before World War II. He married Martha Vollmer Rehus November 22, 1957; marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. They were later divorced. Verl was an Elder in the LDS Church.He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gordan (Shirley) Bruderer, Brigham City; Mrs. Gerald (Helen) Fink, Hailey, Idaho; 19 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; three brothers and three sisters, Orvis Haskell, Magna; Ray Haskell, Salt Lake City; Roy Haskell, Midvale; Mrs. Harold (June) Lloyd, Erda, Utah; Mrs. Dennis (Lela) Alder, Logan; and Mrs. Raymond (Irene) Roche, Corrine, Utah. Preceded in death by his parents, two nieces and two nephews.
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U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Verl Haskell
Birth Date: 15 Jun 1917
Death Date: 15 Jul 1991
Cause of Death: Natural
SSN: 518181276
Branch 1: ARMY
Enlistment Date 1: 22 Jan 1941
Release Date 1: 27 Jun 1941
Tooele Transcript Bulletin
June Haskell Lloyd (Sylvia)Our loving mother, sister, and grandmother, June Haskell Lloyd (Sylvia), passed away peacefully Dec. 26, 2019, at the age of 99. June was born June 19, 1920, in Sublett, Idaho, to Irvin Haskell and Clarissa Olsen Haskell. She was the second of seven children.
June married Harold R. Lloyd on March 30, 1938, in Burley, Idaho. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan Temple. Harold preceded her in death — what a glorious reunion it must have been for them in heaven.
June was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she held many callings; she especially loved the Primary and Relief Society. She always kept an immaculate house and loved to feed people with her great cooking skills. She loved to travel.
June was always there for her grandkids when they needed her. A rancher's wife, her life wasn't always easy, but she faced each obstacle with faith and perseverance and kept her family clean, fed, loved, and well taken care of. She pretended to hate Harold's dogs, but could often be seen sneaking them scraps, and she later adored the companionship of her own dogs after Harold passed.
June is survived by her sons, Duane (Sandi) Lloyd of Grantsville, Utah, and Gary (Wendy) Lloyd of Tooele, Utah; her sister Lela of Logan, Utah; and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband Harold; daughters Charlene and Helen; son Ralph; granddaughter Melinda Lloyd; grandson Clay Lombard; and siblings Verl, Orvis, Irene, Ray, and Roy.
The Salt Lake Tribune
December 10, 1996ERDA, Utah--Our beloved husband, father and grandfather, Harold R. Lloyd passed away on December 8, 1996 in Salt Lake City, Utah following a long illness.
Harold was born on January 1, 1921 to Harry P. and Stella Broadhead Lloyd in Albion, Idaho. He married Sylvia June Lloyd on March 30, 1938. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple on October 2, 1944. Harold was a hard working rancher all his life. He had a special love for animals and showed it by his kindness and patience toward them. He managed a dairy farm in Logan, Utah for 11 years for the LDS Church, then moved to Vernon Utah and managed the church farm there for 10 years. He then moved to Erda, Utah and managed a ranch for Howard Clegg Livestock Co. until his retirement.
He leaves behind his wife, June and children: Helen Teeples of Tooele, Utah; sons, Duane (Sandi) Lloyd of Grantsville, Utah.; Ralph Lloyd and Gary Lloyd of Erda, Utah. He also leaves 18 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and two great great-grandchildren. Also one brother, Clifford Lloyd, Las Vegas, Nev. and one sister, Florence (Dallas) Johnson of Randolph, Utah.
He was preceded in death by parents, and daughter, June Charlene Larson; sisters, his twin Helen, Merle and Alta; brothers, Twins, Elbert and Delbert, Reed, Robert and Ralph.
He will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
December 16, 2004MAGNA- our loving husband, father, brother, and grandfather, Orvis Otto Haskell, 82, passed away December 14, 2004 in West Valley City, Utah.
He was born on a farm June 11, 1922 in Sublett, Idaho to Irvin Every and Clarissa Mae Olsen Haskell. He married Dorothy Barnes September 4, 1947 in Elko, Nevada.
Orvis served in the US Navy during World War II. He worked in the CCC in Riggins, ID, and retired from Kennecott Copper after 32 years. He loved all animals, especially his dogs, and was an avid horseman and rode Rodeo. He loved his family and cherished his time with his grandkids and great-grandkids.
Survived by his wife, Dorothy; daughter and sons, Marlene (Dan) Cavanee, Larry Haskell, Dee (Terri) Barnes; seven grandchildren; 13 ½ great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, June Lloyd, Lela (Dennis) Alder, Ray (Terri) Haskell, and Roy (Lea) Haskell. Preceded in death by granddaughter, Michele; parents; brother, Verl; and sister, Irene.
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U.S. World War II Navy Muster Rolls, 1938-1949
Name: Orvis O Haskell
Ship, Station or Activity: Eldridge
Ship Number or Designation: DE-173
Muster Date: 27 Aug 1943
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U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010
Name: Orvis Haskell
Birth Date: 11 Jun 1922
Death Date: 14 Dec 2004
Cause of Death: Natural
Branch 1: NAVY
Enlistment Date 1: 23 Oct 1942
Release Date 1: 27 Jun 1944
The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
September 7, 2018Dorothy Haskell"Together Again" Magna, Utah-Dorothy B Haskell, passed away Sept. 4, 2018 to be reunited with her husband Orvis Haskell on their 71st wedding anniversary.
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Peel Funeral HomeDorothy Barnes Haskell
Dorothy B. Haskell – Was born January 23, 1927 in Logan Utah to Herbert Claude and Annie Womack Barnes. She passed away on September 4, 2018 on her 71st wedding anniversary to be reunited with her husband Orvis Otto Haskell. Dorothy and Orvis were married on September 4 1947 in Elko, NV.
Dorothy had 3 beloved sisters; Florence, Mae and Katherine whom she had fond memories of. Dorothy was blessed with three beautiful children; Dee Barnes (Terri), Larry Haskell, and Marlene Cavanee (Dan). She also had the joy of having 8 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, and 5 great-great-grandchildren that she adored.
Dorothy lived in Logan, Utah and Idaho before moving to Magna Utah where she lived most of her life. She worked for several years at Colosomo's Market in Magna UT. During the last year of her life she was cared for by Legacy Assisted Living.
The Herald Journal (Logan, UT)
September 30, 2014Dennis Jensen Alder, 90, passed away peacefully at home Sunday, September 28, 2014. Born in Preston, Idaho, to Paul and Stella Alder, he was the third son of a family of three boys and two girls.
The family moved to Whitney, Idaho, where he attended grade school up to the fourth grade then moved to Nibley, then Providence and then settling in Logan and graduating from Logan High School. Dennis served in the U.S. Air Corp as a gunner in a B-29 bomber during WWII. His plane was part of the "show of force" which flew over the Japanese surrender ceremony that ended the war.
Upon returning home, his sister introduced him to her friend, Lela Haskell. They were at a dance at the Dansante in Logan. On Dec. 5, 1946 they were married in the Logan Temple. They moved to Salt Lake where Dennis attended the Salt Lake Business College, graduating in accounting. He received many awards and was recognized for his typing and accounting skills. Being offered a job as the District Auditor, they moved back to Logan where he worked at the Courthouse for the Utah State Tax Commission, retiring in 1985. After retirement, Dennis and Lela were able to enjoy a trip to Israel. Faithful in the LDS Church, he has served in many positions, including bishop, being on the High Council and serving a six month mission at the Family History Center at the Logan Tabernacle. Besides being a wonderful, devoted husband, Dennis is a loving and caring father, grandfather and great- grandfather. The family has enjoyed many camping trips, spending time water skiing and exploring the waters of Lake Powell.
Children include Kent (Donna) Alder, LaNea Loosle, Lee (Michele) Alder, Craig (Leslie) Alder, and Scott (Cheryl) Alder. Added to the family are 19 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren with 2 more on the way.
Deseret News
March 1, 2011Roy Haskell, 81, passed away surrounded by his family Feb. 26, 2011, in Murray, Utah. He was born Jan. 8, 1930 in Sublett, Idaho to Irvin E. and Clarissa May Olsen Haskell. He married Kathryn Lee Hawkley in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on April 21, 1958.
Roy retired from AT&T in 1991. He was active in the LDS Church, and served as a Bishop and Stake High Councilman.
He is survived by his wife, Lee; and seven children, Teressa (Steve) Rich, Janet (Jeff) Bills, Vicki (Steve) Lloyd, Steve (April) Haskell, Sandra (Troy) Nokes, Gerald (Patricia) Haskell, and Kathy (Rob) Wolfley; 32 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren; twin brother, Ray (Terry) Haskell; sisters, June Lloyd and Lela (Dennis) Alder.
Preceded in death by great-grandsons, Matthew and Parker Aurich; two brothers and one sister.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
March 20, 2018Ray Haskell, 88, passed away March 14, 2018 at his home in Taylorsville, Utah. He was born January 8, 1930 in Sublett, Idaho to Irvin E. and Clarissa May Olsen Haskell.
He married Judy Sine in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on June 9, 1958. They had seven children. They later divorced. He married Terry Jane Coleman on March 3, 1993, in Murray, Utah. He was active in the LDS Church and served in many positions.
He is survived by his wife, Terry; seven children: Deborah, David (Diane), Dwayne (Kim), Douglas, Danene (Blaine), Daniel (Janet) and Drue (Samantha); 28 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; sisters, June Lloyd and Lela Alder.
Preceded in death by his twin brother Roy; two brothers and one sister.
Post Register (Idaho Falls, ID)
November 5, 2003Calvin James Nelson, 88, of Idaho Falls, died Nov. 2, 2003, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center.
He was born June 11, 1915, in Sublett, Idaho, to Ephriam and Madia Haskell Nelson, the oldest of eight children. He attended school in Sublett, Malta and Cache Valley.
On Nov. 20, 1941, he married Genevieve E. Anderson in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple. He was a farmer in Sublett and a longtime farmer in Paul, Idaho.
As an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he served in many positions, including two full-time missions: one to the North Central States, and later with his wife to Fresno, Calif. He also served three stake missions and was a temple worker in the Boise and Idaho Falls temples.
His hobbies were his children and grandchildren.
Survivors include his wife, Genevieve Nelson of Idaho Falls; his children, Judy (Don) Aiken of Idaho Falls, Donna (Curt) Maughan of Mesa, Ariz., Kent Nelson of Wasilla, Alaska, and Rita (Mike) Schofield and Beth (Wayne) Campbell, both of Idaho Falls; three sisters, Rosa Taylor of Glendale, Ariz., Elaine Page of Tucson, Ariz., and Ruby Parish of Burley, Idaho; 35 grandchildren; and 37 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by three brothers, one sister, and a grandson, Nathan Schofield.
Post Register (Idaho Falls, ID)
September 24, 2010Genevieve E. Anderson Nelson, 92, of Idaho Falls, passed away Sept. 21, 2010, at her home of heart failure. She was under the loving care of her family and Hospice of Eastern Idaho.
Genevieve was born July 9, 1918, in Minneapolis, Minn., to Swedish immigrants David Nathaniel Anderson and Ada Sophia Swanson Anderson. Gen's precious mother passed away when Gen was only 10 years old. Her loving father raised his three daughters. He taught them to ice skate and to enjoy life. Gen played the guitar in a string band with him. The three girls would spend their summers with an aunt and uncle on their farm in Grantsburg, Wis., where they would swim and go boating on the lake. It was her "heaven on Earth."
When she was 19, she moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. She married Calvin James Nelson on Nov. 20, 1941, on Thanksgiving Day, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Together Calvin and Gen farmed. Five children were born to this union. They were longtime residents of Paul, Idaho. After Calvin retired in 1991, they moved to Idaho Falls to be near their children and grandchildren. Calvin and Gen enjoyed 62 years of marriage before Calvin passed away Nov. 2, 2003.
Gen was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served as a Young Women leader and Relief Society president in addition to various other callings over the years. She and Calvin served a full-time LDS mission in the California Fresno Mission from 1980 to 1982. They served as temple workers in the Boise Temple from 1982 to 1985 and then served in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple for two years. Gen served as a Pink Lady at the Minidoka County Hospital for more than 25 years, and as a member of the Paul Planners Club.
Genevieve is survived by her four daughters, Judy (Donald) Aiken, Rita (Michael) Schofield, Donna (Curtis) Maughan, and Beth (Wayne) Campbell of Idaho Falls; a son, Kent Nelson of Wasilla, Ala.; and a sister, Virginia Wicklund of St. Paul, Minn.; 35 grandchildren; and 70 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Calvin; a brother, August Anderson; a sister, Elnora Anderson; and a grandson, Nathan Schofield.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
March 25, 2003Leila Hone Wilkey, our beloved Matriarch, 99, passed away in Provo, Utah to greet her loving husband Sunday, March 23, 2003. She was 86 days from her 100th birthday.
Leila was born June 17, 1903 in Benjamin, Utah to George Adams and Nora Stewart Hone.
She married Carl Leon Wilkey, June 29, 1931 in the Salt Lake Temple. They made their home and raised their family in Nephi. Carl passed away August 11, 1970.
She moved to Provo in 1995. Leila loved learning and enjoyed teaching kindergarten for 25 years in Juab School District. She considered each child as her own and will long be remembered by those who claim to be "her kids." She was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as Stake Primary President, Mutual leader and a great Sunday School teacher. She enjoyed searching for and learning about her ancestors and inspired many others to seek for their genealogical roots.
Leila is survived by her children: Lois (Milton) Larsen, Provo; Carolee (Frank) Seat, Tooele; and George (Jean) Wilkey, Ogden. She leaves fond and loving memories in the hearts of 13 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
April 4, 1995OGDEN--Mark A. Hone, 81, died Saturday, April 1, 1995 at his home. He was born February 25, 1914 in Benjamin, Utah, a son of George A. and Nora Stewart Hone.
At age 11, Mark moved with his family to Brigham City, and when he was 22, he moved to Ogden to join his brother, Ted, in the gasoline and fuel oil business. Upon Ted's retirement, Mark became president of Hone Oil Company and led the organization on a sustained path of substantial growth. He remained president of the company until his own retirement in 1985.
Mark married Eleanor Merrell of Brigham City in 1938. Their marriage was solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple and for the next 57 years their union blossomed into an every-deepening loving relationship that will span all eternities.
Mark was a member of the Ogden Shadow Valley LDS Ward and was a member of the High Priests Group.
He was active in business and civic organizations, serving as president of the Ogden Exchange Club, president of the Western Petroleum Marketers Association; an active member of the National Oil Jobers Assocation; director of the Ogden Golf and Country Club and director of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce.
Preceded in death by his parents and three brothers. Mark is survived by his wife, Eleanor M.; two daughters, Rebecca (Gerald) Richardson, Ogden; Kathleen (Robert) Siegfried, Roseville, Calif.; a sister, Leila Wilkey, Nephi; five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Dixon Tribune
March 6, 1936After a prolonged illness, Mrs. L. N. Mace died at her home in Vacaville last Monday. Funeral services were conducted by Homer Smith, L.D.S., at the United church yesterday fore-noon, and interment was in the cemetery of this place.
Mrs. Mace was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Stewart of Benjamin, Utah, born in 1880, and in 1904 became the wife of Noble Mace, sone of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mace, now of Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mace and their children came to Dixon from Utah twelve years ago, and two years ago they moved to Vacaville, where Noble and Calvin Mace opened a wholesale meat plant.
The survivors are: L. N. Mace, husband; three children, Lavon Mace of sacramento, Mrs. Adella Osborne of Vacaville, Mr. Don Mace of Eureka, Humboldt county; a sister, Mrs. George Hone, L. K. Stewart Jr., Dr. L. D. Stewart, Mrs. Inez Ludlow, and Wendell Stewart, of Utah; and two grandchildren.
33544. Luther Kimball Stewart Jr.
The Daily Herald
November 18, 1947Benjamin - Utah County - Funeral services for Luther K. Stewart, 66, Benjamin, who died Saturday evening in a Payson hospital of a lingering illness, will be conducted ...
He was born in Payson June 6, 1881, a son of Luther Kimball and Katherine Haskell Stewart.
He married Harriet Caroline Grange Dec. 13, 1905 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died April 23, 1915. He then married Nova Belle McKemzie in July 1917, at Ferron, Utah. She died Jan. 16, 1946.
Mr. Stewart studied music in Battle Creek, Mich. and in Boston in 1907. He had been professor of music in Carbon county schools. Later he learned piano tuning in Boston and had continued this profession since, having in his charge tuning many public pianos and organs througout Utah county.
Surviving are a son and eight daughters, Luther McKemzie Stewart, Mrs. Melva S. Hone, Mrs. Dorothy S. Ousley, Mrs. Kathyrn S. Kickman and ireta Nova Stewart, Benjamin; Mrs. LaRae S. Duncan, Corpus Christi, Tex.; Mrs, Theone S, Blain, Lyndon, and Mrs. Donna S. Mann, Brigham City; ten grandchildren, one brother, Dr. L.D. Stewart, Payson, and two sisters, Inez Ludlow, Benjamin, and Nova S. Hone, Nephi.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
October 7, 1993BRIGHAM CITY--Donna Stewart Mann, 85, of Brigham City, died October 5, 1993 at the Manor Care Nursing Center in Ogden.
She was born August 30, 1908 in Benjamin, Utah, a daughter of Luther Kimball and Harriet Grange Stewart. She married Walter G. Mann July 6, 1927 in the Logan Temple.
She was a past president of the Women's Republican Club of Brigham City. She was a member and past officer of the Civic Improvement Club. She was a past president of the Brigham City Ladies' Golf Association and a member of the Women's Golf Team. She served in the positions of teacher, music director, counselor and stake board member on the LDS Church. Her special interests included oil painting and genealogy.
Surviving are two sons and one daughter, Douglas Stewart Mann, North Ogden; Gary Lynn Mann, San Diego, California; Marilyn Mann Parson, South Ogden; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Also surviving are one sister, five half-sisters and one half-brother: Melva Ilone, Benjamin; Katheryn Hickman, Benjamin; Cleo Birch, Benjamin; La Rae Gillman, Lindon; Theone Blain, Lindon; Ireta Gunnell, Salt Lake City; Luther Stewart, Broomfield, Colo.
She was preceded in death by her husband, half-brother and half-sister.
The Salt Lake Tribune
May 25, 1993Dorothea Madge Stewart Ousley, 73, passed awy Monday, May 24, 1993 at home in West Valley City.
She was born October 14, 1919 in Ferron, Emery County, Utah, a daughter of Luther K. Stewart, Jr. and Nova Belle McKenzie Stewart. She married Gordon "Bill" Ousley December 27, 1945 in Marshall, Minnesota. He died October 15, 1979.
Dorothy, as she was known to her family and friends, often recalled fond memories of her childhood in Benjamin and Spanish Fork, where she graduated from high school. She continued her education at LDS Business College, graduating in 1938. Dorothy was employed throughout the years by several businesses. She and Gordon and their children, Dave and Carole, lived in Price for several years before moving to Moab where they made their home for the next 12 years. In 1974, they returned to the Salt Lake City area.
Dorothy was a loving, thoughtful, and generous grandma to her two grandsons. She had a unique sense of humor and an anecdote or witticism for every occasion. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, playing cards needlepoint, and painting. She cared for her younger sister, Cleo, for many years. Dorothy had been active in the Widowed Person's Association in past years.
She is survived by two children, Carole Ousley of West Valley City; and Dave Ousley, Grand Junction, Colo; seven sisters and one brother, Mrs. Melva Hone and Mrs. Rex (Katheryn) Hickman, both of Benjamin; Mrs. Donna Mann, Brigham City; Mrs. Cleo Birch, West Valley City; Mrs. Lowell (LaRae) Gillman, and Mrs. Ivan (Theone) Blain, both of Lindon; Mrs. Ireta Gunnell, Salt Lake City; Luther M. Stewart, Louisville, Colo.
59051. Katheryn Marjorie Stewart
Walker Funeral Home
Katheryn Marjorie Stewart Hickman, loving wife, mother, and grandmother passed from this mortal life into eternity to join her family and loved ones beyond the veil, December 22, 2017. Katheryn was born December 1, 1921 to Luther Kimball Stewart and Nova Belle McKenzie in Ferron, Utah.
She attended schools in Benjamin (elementary), and Spanish Fork (junior and senior high school), participating in many theatrical performances and activities. She loved theater and loved to perform and use her developing musical talents.
Katheryn married her home-town sweetheart, Rex L. Hickman on November 20, 1940, in Benjamin, Utah. Their marriage was solemnized February 11, 1942 in the Salt Lake LDS temple.
Family, church and community were the focus of her life. She was a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints faithfully fulfilling many church callings. She was gifted in music and a beautiful pianist, willing to share her talents and love of music throughout her life. In her later life experience, she wrote the song, "Beautiful, Dear Benjamin", that has been played and sung many times at Benjamin activities.
Mom was always home when we children returned from school or hunting or fishing trips. She doted over us making sure we were always taken care of whether it is something to eat or school home work was taken care of.
When raising children was in the past, she and dad enjoyed attending the temple where they continued the endowment work for our ancestors who never had the opportunity to experience this for themselves. She wanted all of her family members to be sealed for time and all eternity as an eternal family, as encouraged by the gospel of Jesus Christ. She diligently researched and found old histories and wrote many histories of the families, both the Stewart's and the Hickman's.
Katheryn learned to love the outdoor sports with her husband, Rex, taking many rides in the mountains, and going on hunting and fishing trips with the family. She was at ease preparing a picnic lunch and riding up Diamond Fork where Rex liked to fish. After a picnic lunch was eaten dad went fishing and mom and the kids enjoyed the camp ground where she watched or played with the kids. Many memories are centered on these activities.
Mom's posterity numbers near the hundreds, with many grandchildren, great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.
Her children are: Dan (wife Sharon), Michael (wife Janet), Brent (wife Nadine), Margie (husband Jay) Gabbitas, Charles (wife Pam), Kevin Hickman, and Merlin (wife Shellie).
She was preceded in death by her husband Rex and son Brent.
Daily Herald (Provo, UT)
February 24, 2005Cleo Geraldine Stewart Birch
Cleo Stewart Birch, 80, of Pleasant Grove, Utah, passed away Sunday, February 20, 2005, at the Alpine Valley Care Center in Pleasant Grove, Utah. She was born March 13, 1924 in Benjamin, Utah, to Luther Jr. and Nova McKenzie Stewart.
She married Eugene Birch, of Salt Lake City, Utah, May 23, 1946, he passed away in 1984.
Cleo grew up in Benjamin, Utah attended school to the tenth grade, then went to Salt Lake City to work. She worked for Hewlett Bros. Co., Nabisco Cookie Co., and the New House Hotel, working in Salt Lake for 50 years. After retiring she lived with her sister Dorothea Ousley, until Dorothea's death in 1993. Since then she has resided at the Timp Haven Nursing Home in Lehi, and the Alpine Valley Care Center in Pleasant Grove. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
She is survived by two sisters, Katheryn S. Hickman, Benjamin and Theone S. Blain of Lindon, a brother, Luther McKenzie Stewart of Colorado, a niece Carole Kay Ousley of West Valley and numerous nieces and nephews.
The Daily Herald
February 14, 1995LaRae Garis Stewart Gillman, 68 of Lindon, died February 13, 1995 at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center of complications following heart surgery.
She was born April 19, 1926 in Benjamin, Utah, a daughter of Luther Kimball Steward Sr. and Nova Belle McKenzie. She married Howard Duncan. They were later divorced. She married Lowell Gillman in September 1978 in the Provo LDS Temple.
She was an active member of the LDS Church living in thr Lindon Second Ward where she served in all of the Auxiliary organizations. She was a compassionate visting teacher for many years. She was actively involved in Genealogy work. Her greatest love in life was her family and spending time with her children and grandchildren and other family members.
She is survived by her husband of Lindon; two sons and two daughters: Marilyn Eldridge, Lindon; Dennis Duncan and Sheryl Dewey, both of Orem; Brynn Duncan; Pleasant Grove; three step=daughters and a step-son, Janell Brady, Deonn Jensen and Colette Gillman, all of Lindon; Evan Gillman, Pleasant Grove; 32 grandchildren; four great-grabdchildren; five sisters and a brother: Melva Hone and Kate Hickman both of Benjamin; Cleo Birch, Lehi; Theone Blaine, Lindon; Ireta Gunnell, Salt Lake; Luther Kimball Stewart J., Denver, Colorado.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
June 14, 1999Ireta Nova Stewart Gunnell, beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, ended her earthly experience and returned to her Father-in-Heaven on June 12, 1999. She passed away suddenly with her two sisters and close friends nearby.
She was born on May 21, 1930, in Benjamin, Utah, to Luther Kimble, Jr., and Nova Belle McKenzie Stewart. Her childhood was filled with many happy memories with Mama and Poppa and all her sisters and brother. There was a close relationship between Ireta and her sisters and brother, especially after the early deaths of their parents.
Ireta graduated from Spanish Fork High, the class of '48 and still enjoyed friendships from school that lasted until her passing. She attended LDS Business College where she enjoyed living at the Beehive House. While going to school there, she met and married Ray P. Gunnell on February 2, 1951, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They had six children.
She was always active in church service, having many callings in Primary, MIA, Cub Scouts, ward librarian, and Relief Society. Although motherhood was her greatest calling, she had also worked as a secretary. Ireta served an LDS mission to the Chicago Temple 1996-97, which was a beautiful experience, and was currently serving in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
She loved golf, travel, square dancing, genealogy, but loved her time with her children and grandchildren most of all.
Survivors include three sisters and a brother: Kate Hickman of Benjamin, Cleo Birch of Lehi, Theone Blain of Lindon, Luther Stewart of Colorado; three sons and three daughters, Joel of Magna, Paul of Salt Lake City, Robert of Sandy, Suzanne Welling and Karen Bell, both of Orem, Debbie Sheehan of West Valley City; and 16 wonderful grandchildren.
The Salt Lake Tribune (UT)
September 21, 2017Francis Poppleton Gunnell
Ray P. Gunnell born May 5, 1929 in Wellsville, UT passed away on September 18, 2017 in Beehive Homes of Orem peacefully in his sleep. Born to Preston Baxter Gunnell and Evelyn Mitton Poppleton in a loving home with seven children: Evelyn, Preston, Parley, Jane, Verlan, and Laura Lee with Ray being the youngest. He also was raised with three nieces Vivian, Helen and Joy. He attended South Cache High, and served honorably in the Army during the Korean Conflict.
He married Ireta Nova Stewart in the Salt Lake Temple. They had six children: Linda "Suzanne", Joel Ray, Karen Ann, Debra Kay, Bryan "Paul", and Robert Stewart. Ray's second marriage was to Verda Reese, later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. She had two daughters Janice and Barbara. Ray enjoyed sports, people, and family. He worked hard all his life and started his own wholesale electronics business, Ra-ElCo in Salt Lake City, UT. He and Verda served a 3-year service mission for the LDS Church.
Ray is preceded in death by his parents, brothers, sisters, his son Joel, and his daughter Debra.
He is survived by daughters Suzanne and Karen, sons Paul and Robert and stepdaughters Janice and Barbara, along with many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.
We already miss your warm smile, incredible positive attitude and cheerfulness even while dealing with the serious afflictions of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. When we would visit you Dad you always lifted our spirits with your smile, laugh, and stories. We love you and will miss you and look forward to the time when we will meet again.
The Daily Herald
May 6, 1991Payson - Donna Wilson Ludlow, 82, of Payson, died May 5, 1991 in Provo.
She was born Dec. 29, 1908 in Payson, a daughter of Thomas Henry and Amanda Caldwell Wilson. She marrieds Aldon Walter Ludlow, April 18, 1930 in Payson. He died in 1955. They were sealed March March 26, 1957 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
She was educated in Payson schools, graduating from Payson High School. She was owner and proprietor of the Ludlow Motel in Payson. She operated a bus depot for many years and was an accountant for tge Boy Scouts of America Office in Provo.
She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She is survived by a daughter and two sons, Mrs. Jon (carol) Beck, Spanish Fork; Paul A. Ludlow, Sandy and Walter W. Ludlow of Park City; 17 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Twelve brothers and sisters preceded her in death.
Daily Herald (Provo, UT)
February 16, 2011Fawn Jex Ludlow passed away February 13, 2011 at her home in Palmyra Utah.
Fawn was born on December 9, 1916 in Spanish Fork, Utah to Richard Leon Jex and Sarah Lavern Sterling Jex. Fawn graduated from Spanish Fork High School in 1935, and then continued her education at Utah State University and Brigham Young University. Fawn studied Child Development. She was also an accomplished Ballroom Dancer.
Fawn married Dean Stewart Ludlow from Benjamin on January 18, 1939 in the Salt Lake Temple, and they had three children together, Richard Craig Ludlow, (who died as a child) Sterling Stewart Ludlow, and Joan Ludlow (Feil) Fawn was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints and served many years both in the primary and in the Sunday School. Fawn's main interest was her children and grandchildren, and she was proud and supportive of all of their activities and interests. Fawn was a member of the DUP and enjoyed many years of service there.
Fawn is survived by her son, Sterling Stewart (Thayes) Ludlow of Spanish Fork and one son-in-Law, Tom Feil of Lehi, Utah, 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Fawn is preceded in death by her parents, two sisters Phebe Swenson and Esther Bohne and two Brothers, Leon Sterling Jex and Fred Jex, and children Richard Craig Ludlow and Joan Ludlow Feil.
The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
April 1, 2001Lynn Stewart Ludlow, husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, and friend, age 83, passed away at his home on Thursday, March 29, 2001 in South Jordan, Utah. He was a 35 year resident of Provo, Utah.
He was born February 26, 1918, to Walter H. and Sarah Inez Ludlow in Benjamin, Utah. He married Thelma Wood of Spanish Fork, Utah, October 2, 1940, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
Lynn graduated from Spanish Fork High School and Utah State University with a degree in Agricultural Engineering. He obtained the rank of Captain in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He worked for the Department of Agriculture Rural Electrification Administration for
20 years in Washington, D.C., receiving the Superior Service Award. He was general manager of the Garkane Power Association, located in Richfield, Utah, and served for 20 years as the general manager of the Central Utah Water Conservancy District located in Orem, Utah. Lynn has been national director of the National Resources Association; president, Utah Water Users Association; national director, National Water Resource Congress; and president, Colorado River Water Users Association.
Lynn received the Bureau of Reclamation's prestigious Citizen Award in 1985.
Lynn was an active, life-long member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served as a Bishop, Stake High Councilor, Elders Quorum President, and YM President.
Lynn's positive attitude, gifts of patience, wisdom, and character will be missed and always appreciated.
He is survived by his wife, Thelma of Sandy, Utah; daughters, Linda Stone (Edgar) of Portland, Oregon; and Diane Babcock (Bruce) of Mukilteo, Washington; son, Kevin L. Ludlow (Kitt) of Sandy, Utah; 13 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Dr. Lynn D. Stewart was a surgeon. He practiced in Payson, Utah, and served as mayor of Payson for several terms.
The Salt Lake Tribune
April 3, 1942Payson - Wendell Lee Stewart, 43, lifelong resident of Benjamin, died Wednesday at the family residence after a year's illness of heart trouble.
Born June 15, 1898 (sic), at Benjamin, Mr. Stewart was a son of Luther K. and Kathryn Haskell Stewart. He married Fay Kaye at Farmington August 19, 1918. A successful farmer, he also operated a school bus from Benjamin to Spanish Fork before his illness. Mr. Stewart was an active worker in the Benjamin LDS ward.
Surviving are his widow and five sons, Rex K., Wendell Bruce, Paul and Karl Stewart of Benjamin and Maurice K. Stewart of Compton, Cal.; two daughters, Leah Jean and Elaine Stewart of Benjamin; two brothers and two sisters, Luther K. Stewart and Mrs. Walter Walter H. Ludlow of Benjamin, Dr. L.D. Stewart of Payson and Mrs. G.A. Rone of Nephi.
The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
November 4, 2004Thelma Stewart, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully at the home of her daughter on Tuesday, November 2, 2004 and is now reunited with her eternal companion.
She was born August 8, 1921 in Lake Shore, Utah to James Henry Graves and Edna Rosella Hadfield. She was the third of six children and attended school and grew up in Springville, Utah. She married Rex K. Stewart, Sr. in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on August 28, 1942. They made their home and raised their family in Benjamin, Utah. She is the loving mother of four children: Rex K. (Peggy) Stewart, Jr. of Salem, Utah; Steven G. (Paula) Stewart of Bountiful, Utah; Sharon Ann (Gordon) Gillman of Lava Hot Springs, Idaho; and Brad L. Stewart of Bountiful, Utah.
Thelma's life was devoted to her husband, children, and close friends. We are very privileged and blessed to have her as our mother. She served faithfully in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints her entire life, and blessed her family with a strong testimony. After Rex retired, they worked in the Provo LDS Temple and the Family History Center in Spanish Fork where she continued to serve after Rex's death. Thelma also served at the Provo Missionary Training Center.
She is survived by her four children; 17 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren; in addition to her brothers, Norman Graves, Ron Graves, and her sister Emma Mason.
She was teased by her husband and children throughout her life and through it all developed a wonderful sense of humor.
Daily Herald (Provo, UT)
August 18, 2013Beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and sister, Leah Jean Stewart Walker, 89, of Spanish Fork passed away after a short illness, surrounded by her family on Friday, August 16, 2013. She was born in Benjamin, Utah March 14, 1924 to Wendell L. and Faye Kay Stewart. Leah was educated in the Benjamin and Spanish Fork Schools, graduating from Spanish Fork High School.
Leah married Lynn Rawlins Walker June 13, 1946 in the Salt Lake Temple. She enjoyed being a homemaker and was devoted to her family. She loved unconditionally and supported her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren in every activity. She will be remembered for her fun loving ways and her great sense of humor.
Together with her husband Lynn, Leah founded and established Walker Family Mortuaries and labored with him, dedicating her whole life to supporting her family in the business. Leah loved to paint and was a talented artist. She was a member of the Athelians Women's Club and was an avid Bridge player. A resident of Spanish Fork for most of her life, Leah loved the community and the people. She belonged to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held various callings throughout her life.
Leah is survived by her children, Betty Lyn (David) Hull, Salem; Stewart (Annie) Walker, Springville; LaJeanne (Lynn) Baadsgaard, Benjamin; and Allyn (Marsha) Walker, Spanish Fork. She leaves behind 24 grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild who all adore her. She is also survived by her brother Karl Stewart of Corona, CA; brother-in-law Ivan Bradford, Corona,CA; and sister-in-law, Barbara Firmage Stewart, Modesto, CA. She is honored by her family and will be missed greatly.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Lynn; her parents; a great grandson, Darren Partridge; four brothers, Bruce, Maurice, Rex, Paul; and her sister, Elaine Bradford.
Daily Herald (Provo, UT)
August 16, 2015Lewis "Ivan" Bradford, 88, of Irvine, CA, passed away Monday, August 10, 2015 surrounded by his loving wife of 30 years, Cosima, and his children.
Ivan was born on July 14, 1927 in Spanish Fork, UT, to Lewis Sylvester Bradford and Myrtle Braithwaite Bradford. Ivan was the oldest of seven children. He had one sister, Clara and five step brothers, Frank, Walden, Gordon, Ray and Roy. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and cherished his faith, family and friends. Growing up in Utah, he learned to love hunting, fishing, and horseback riding. He graduated from Spanish Fork High School.
In 1945 Ivan married Elaine Stewart and they started their family. Their son Wendell was born in Payson, UT. They moved to Southern California where David was born and Gaylene followed. In Utah, Ivan developed a strong work ethic, which he carried throughout his life. He started his career in California as a diesel mechanic and worked his way to the top. In 1985 he helped launch a family business, Foothill Engineering and Dewatering with his sons and brother in law. Ivan was always eager to help out family and friends. He offered jobs to many and expected hard work in return.
After he married Cosima in 1985, he moved to Irvine and enjoyed family life with his stepdaughter Christine. Family was always the center of his life. Ivan was a loving husband, and cherished the time he could spend with children and grandchildren.
Ivan was preceded in death by his wife, Elaine Stewart, his only sister Clara, his second wife, Jan Messeri and granddaughter, Rhonda Bradford.
He is survived by his wife, Cosima Bradford, his children, Wendell, David, and Gaylene, and stepchildren Christine, Ron and Steve, ten grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren.
Daily Herald (Provo, UT)
October 31, 2008Paul Franklin Stewart
10/29/1928 - 10/24/2008Beloved husband of Barbara F. Stewart, loving father of Sharlene Stewart, DeAnne Stewart, and Glen A. Stewart, preceded in death by son, Robert P. Stewart, beloved grandfather to Abraham P. Martin, Rachelle Barrett, and Kate Solomon, great grandfather of Jonas A. Barrett, Paul Franklin Stewart was born October 29, 1928 in Benjamin, Utah, the sixth of seven children to Wendell Lee and Faye Stewart. Paul was raised in Benjamin and Spanish Fork, Utah. This is where he met and later married his high school sweetheart, Barbara Firmage.
After high school graduation, Paul served in World War II during the Korean War in the Marine Corp. After his marine service, he returned to Utah to graduate from Brigham Young University with a degree in Accounting. This is where Paul and Barbara married and started their family. They then moved to California to add to their family and raise their children. Paul was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was employed by Flintkote/Gemstar/Western Stone for 25 years as the cement and lime division controller.
Paul's life was devoted to his wife, children, grandchildren, and close friends. He was known to be warm, personable, and a great tease, especially to all the youth and children he served in various callings he held in the LDS church. Paul was an avid sports fan, especially of BYU football. He enjoyed and excelled at playing golf and working in his vegetable garden.