The Salt Lake Tribune OBITUARIES Monday, February 11, 2002 C5 Robert F. Burkett Sr. TON Bob was born in Walthill, Nebraska, April 8, 1923. Graduated high school there and left immediately for California, where he lived until being drafted in 1943. He spent three years in the Army, two of which were spent overseas in Europe, where he fought in three campaigns.
While in the army, he aggravated a drinking problem. After his discharge in 1946 he played baseball in Nebraska and California. He was also in sales work, which was his lifetime career. His drinking problem got out of hand and he enlisted in the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1950, and never had a slip, dying with 52 years of continuous sobriety. During that time he was put in the right place at the right time to work with and sponsor both alcoholics and drug addicts who have had more than 300 years of sobriety and clean living.
He spoke anonymously at almost every University in Utah, particularly at the the summer sessions of Utah on and Alcoholism also University spoke at many of the high schools. He was honored by being given a card at the Alano Club in Murray, which he loved, making him the number one member at that club. One of the slogans he adopted from his activity in AA was to live his life in "love and service" which he often spoke of when he talked at AA meetings all over the West. In an effort to fill his free time and live his personal credo of "love and service' Bob coached baseball for more than 45 years, influencing the lives of many young people. He also helped run the Automotive Baseball program and worked for the Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation on a part time basis from 1986 on.
He was a familiar sight at AAU basketball tournaments where he collected from attendants and "b.s."ed with everyone, seeing many old friends and ex-players whose lives he had influenced. Another of his slogans was that he would rather "wear out than rust out" and he wrote sports for the Murray Green Sheet Newspapers as well as The Voice Newspaper and the Davis County Clipper for the past several years. He had many honors from his work with young people and one of his most prized ones was the St. Pius award which he was presented in 1975 at the Cathedral of the Madeline for teaching Confraternity of Christian Doctrine to junior high and high school students for ten consecutive years for his great friend Father Thomas Meersman. In 1998 he was honored by the Salt Lake County Commission for his service to his community.
He was also a- warded the Dale Rex award for his many years of working with young people at the County appreciation dinner in 1999. He was honored by articles in The Deseret News in 1983 by Brad Rock and by Dick Rosetta of the Salt Lake Tribune in 1998 about his career, which was highlighted by coaching state championship American Legion teams at Cottonwood in 1980 and 1982, a time in which one of his teams of 16 players had 11 of those go on to junior colleges and colleges on scholarships. He was an avid outdoorsman and spent 50 years in hunting and raising and training bird dogs. He also broke many young people into hunting, especially, young people who did not have a father to show them how. He was an active member of St.
Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Kearns and for the last several years was an active member of St. Vincent De Paul Church in Holladay. He was married twice, to the late Bernice Shirley, Rexburg, ID the mother of Michaei; and to Margaret Kershaw, who passed away in 1997 after a marriage of 40 years. Bob is survived by his sons, Michael (Alice), Tom Stayton (Laura), Salt Lake, Bob Jr. (Katherine), Boise; daughters, Sheila, Salt Lake, Mary Margaret (Harry) Carlson, Boise; and by his special granddaughter, Hope Gordon, whom he and his late wife Margaret raised.
He had 11 grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren, and two special grandchildren," Chris and Kevin Kirk, with whorn he spent at least one day each week. Bob will not only be dearly missed by his family, but also by the numerous lives he has touched. Funeral Mass will be Thurs. 11 a.m., St. Vincent's Catholic Church, 13475 E.
Spring Lane (5000 S). Rosary will be recited Wed. 8:30 p.m., Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary, 4760 S. State St, where friends may call Wed. p.m.
interment, Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Family suggests in lieu of flowers donation be made to the American Heart Association, 1937 S. 300 W. Salt Lake City, UT 84115.
Harold Findling Harold Findling, 94, died peacefully Feb. 7, 2002 of causes incident to age. Harold was the beloved son of Esther and Jacob "Jack" Findling. Born in NYC June 17, 1907. Married Bernice Williams June 6, 1937.
Harold was the owner of the Boston Store on Main Street SLC. He also worked at Mednick and Arthur Frank. Harold was a man of strong faith. Member of Congregation Kol Ami. Proud to have served 11 years as a volunteer at the SL Veterans Admin.
Hospital. 50-year Membership in Progress Lodge 22 Scottish Rite in Kalah Temple Shriner. Harold was devoted to Bernice, his wife of 66 years, and his family. Survived by wife, Bernice; a niece; nephews; many grand and great nieces and nephews who loved him. Many thanks to caring neighbors and friends.
Graveside services will be Wed. Feb 13, 2:30 1021 TE City 4th Cemetery, Israel, Ave. Evans and Early Mortuary. Terry Craia Fife Terry C. Fife.
passed away Thursday, February 7, 2002, in Sall Lake City. Our brother and uncle had many trials throughout his life, conquering most with dignity. He will be greatly missed by his loving family. Preceded in death by, parents, John Fife and Letha Myers Fife. Survived by sister, Shirlene Fife Linehon, (Arthur, deceased), brothers, John T.
(Jeri), Steven B. (Claudia) and Franklin D. "Fife, many nieces and nephe's. Graveside service, Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 11 a.m. Interment, Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Anna Ellen Speirs Anna Ellen Speirs Lee passed away February 2002 at the age of 81. She was born May 26, 1920 in Barton, ID to James B. and Isabell Beagley Speirs. She married Emerson Lee and later divorced.
Anna graduated from the Topele High School. She was a very independent woman and spent her life toking care of others and would give the shirt off her back. Anna is survived by her daughter, JoAnn (Dewight) Day; several grandchildren; sisters, Hazel (Glenn) Furrow, Helen (Jimmy) Merrill; brothers, Roy Dean (Wanita) Speirs, Leo (Roberta) Speirs; sister-in-law, Jean Speirs. She was preceded by her parents; brothers, Thomas, LeRay. Services will be 12 noon Tues.
Feb 12, 2002, Peel Funeral Home, 8525 W. 2700 Magna, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Interment, Valley View Memorial Park. Mark Mulford Gary Mark Mulford, age 44, died Feb. 8, 2002, at the Dixie Regional Medical Center.
He was born Oct 18, 1957, in Richfield, UT a son of Wels Walter and Wynona Nye Meacham Mulford. He married Tamara Snell March 17, 1984 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mark taught in the Dixie School District for 15 years. He was an active member of the LDS Church. Surviving family include his wife, Tammy; four children, Jordan, Ryan, Cameran, Madelyn, all of Santa Clara; parents, Wels and Wynona Mulford, Hanksville; parents-in-law, George and Clara Snell, Kaysville; brother, Burdell (Jayne) Mulford, Fruit Heights; and two sisters, Carol (Don) Albrecht, Bryan, TX; Debbie (Randy) Crowther, Hyde Park, UT.
Services will be Tues. Feb 12, 2002, 11 a.m., Santa Clara Stake Center, 1706 N. Desert Dawn Dr. Friends may cali Mon, Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, 110 S. Bluff, 6-9 p.m.
and Tues. at the Stake Center a.m. Burial, Santa Clara City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the LDS Church "Perpetual Education Fund" in care of any LDS Bishop. Directors, Spilsbury Beard Mortuary, 673- 2454 LouAnn Dahl Mary LouAnn Dahl, age 61, passed away February 8, 2002 in Salt Lake City.
She was born Jan 28, 1941 in Eureka, UT to Newman and Ruby Sherwood Fillmore. She married LeRoy S. Dahl July 14, 1962 in Orem, UT. He died Sept 10, 1995. LouAnn worked in Accounts Receivable for Gene Harvey Chevrolet for 27 years.
She also volunteered as a Pink Lady at American Fork Hospital. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jaycees. She loved being with her family, especially camping and being in the outdoors. She is survived by a son, Randy and Kathie Dahl, American Fork; daughter, Becky and Mark Galbraith, Sandy; four grandchildren; very dear friend, Dave Middaugh, Hurricane; mother, Ruby, Draper; four brothers, Reese "Fritz" and Layna Fillmore, West Jordan, Jim and Joyce Fillmore, St. George, Gary Fillmore, ID, Francis and Karen Fillmore, Orem.
She was preceded in death by her husband and father. Graveside services will be Wed. Feb 13, 2 p.m., American Fork Cemetery. Funeral Directors, Anderson Sons Mortuary, American Fork. Lloyda Kay Johnson Lloyda Kay Johnson, 49, passed way February 9, 2002 in Tooele, Utah, She was born June 9, 1952 in Wendover, UT to Arthur Johnson and Marie Moon.
Lloyda was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints and she loved working on Native American crafts. She was well liked by all and enjoyed making people laugh. She could also be a little steadfast at times. Lloyda is survived by many cousins on the Moon and Bear side of the family. She also has many nieces and nephews.
She was very close to cousins, Delford Moon, Layne Tom, Thelma Bear, Valdeena Murphy, Shreen Wash; and good friend, Terry Prows. She was preceded in death by her brother, Verl Johnson; and both of her parents. Services will be Tues. Feb 12. 1 p.m.
A family Wake will be held at the Tribal Bldg. in Skull Valley Mon. 7 p.m.-6 a.m. Tues. Interment, Skull Valley Cemetery on the Reservation.
Opal lone Kemp Opal Kemp, age 89, passed away February 8, 2002, in Salt Lake City. Opal was born Oct 31, 1912, in Holbrook, AZ a daughter to Medora Ann (Annie) Gardner and James Kemp. She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Kenneth. Opal was a unique Individual, possessed of a keen and Inquiring mind and remorkable powers of observaton. An avid photographer, she is with her camera slung over her shoulder hurrying to document whatever event or scenic wonder caught her fancy.
Opal was a graduate of the University of Utah, worked many years for -Merrill Lumber Compony, then for the State of Utah. She was a member of the LDS Church. Graveside services will be Wed. Feb 13, 12 noon, Salt Lake City Cemetery, 4th Avenue and Street. Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, 260 E.
South Temple, Wed. 10.30- 11:30 a.m. Tony Ladakis Our loving husband, father, brother and uncle, Tony Ladakis, passed away at home with his family at his side, February 6, 2002. Tony was born October 25, 1930, to Manuel and Katina Giatrakis Ladakis in Hanna, Wyoming. He married Barbara Turner May 4, 1963.
He served in the Signal Corp. with the Sixth Army in Korea. During that time he received the Korean Service Medal with three Bronze Service Stars. Upon returning home he attended the University of Utah where he often jokingly said he majored in Tony and Barbara became generous donors to the University of Utah Museum of Natural History. Under the guidance of the late Alfred Buranck, they donated many unique specimens of gems and minerals.
An outstanding piece was a 1240 carat Triphane "the mined in Afganistan, this stone is believed to be the largest faceted stone of its kind in the worid. Tony enjoyed all sports, especially golf and basketball. He asked that we express his thanks to his investment buddies at Hidden Valley and Bloomington Country Clubs for the years of fellowship and laughter he shared with them. Always young at heart, he enjoyed an occasional session of poker with the "young guys. These times were special to him.
Tony's life has been one of great variety, filled with unique and colorful characters. His keen sense of humor and gift for conversation, combined with his life experiences made him a entertaining raconteur. He was an accomplished cook and enjoyed cooking for family and friends. One of his greatest joys was his daughter, Melissa. He enjoyed their time together, golfing, skiing, traveling and daily phone calls "Asking her how her day was going?" Tony loved: his family, pink and yellow golf shirts, opening everyone's mail, cooking, wrist watches, basketball, golf and especially a good joke.
He will be missed by those who knew his laughter, humor and love of life. His family and friends enjoyed his generosity and warmth of spirit. He was a special person and will be greatly missed. He was a member of the Greek Orthodox Church and Order of Ahepa. Survived by his wife Barbara, daughter Melissa, step-daughter Cheri (Richard) Jameson, Cedar City, sister Liberty (Joe) Gaviotis, Rock Springs, Wyoming and several nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by parents, sister Dorothy Kogianes and brother John Ladakis. Our special thanks to nephew Steve Kogianes, whose presence and loving care was of great comfort to his Uncle. Also all of our family, friends and neighbors whose thoughtfulness, help and kindness brightened our days. A grateful thanks to CNS Hospice nurse Jennifer Shaw for her gentle kindness. Friends may call Sunday, February 10, from 6-8 pm with prayer services 7:30 at Larkin Sunset Lawn, 2350 East 1300 South.
Funeral services will be held Monday, February 11, 11 am at Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church, 5335 South Highland Drive. Interment following at Mount Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Holy Trinity Restoration Fund, 279 So. 300 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101, in his name. MAY HIS MEMORY BE ETERNAL.
Hernando Michael Gurule "Mike" Hernando Michael Gurule, a loving father, brother, grandfather, greatgrandfather, uncle, and friend, born April 2, 1926 in El Rito, New Mexico, passed away Sat. February 9, 2002 after a courageous battle with disease. lung. Married Rosalie Martinez July 25, 1950 and had five children; he lost her to cancer July 28, 1968. Then married Nelda Quintana and shared 27 wonderful years together; she passed away in May 1997.
Mike loved his grandchildren and with all of his but was especially proud of his grandson, Troy Quintana for his great accomplishments and would express them to anyone that would listen. The family. would like to thank Dr. Ann Jefferds and her staff for the care given to our loving father. He is survived by children, Vivian (Gary) Laabs, Roberta (the late Johnny) Lovato, Ray (Loy) Gurule, Angie (Eddie) Padilla, Michael (Dawn) Gurule; brothers, Diesmal, many many nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by his brothers, Ramon Valdez, Juan, Pete; sister, Maria A. Trujilla. Funeral Mass will be Wed. Feb 13, 2002, 11 a.m., St. Ann's Catholic Church, 450 E.
2100 S. Rosary will be recited Tues. 7 p.m. at the church where friends may call 6-7 p.m. Interment, Mt.
Calvary Cemetery. Directors, Jenkins-Soffe Mortuary. Greg Edward Rogers Our beloved husband, father, son, and grandfather, slipped away from the physical pain of this life Feb 8, 2002. He was born May 16. 1951 to Wallace and Elida Crosby Rogers.
He married his sweetheart, Catherine Jacobsen, Dec 29, 1969. We will miss his dry humor and warmth. but we will forever have his example of honesty, dependability and willingness to work hard. He owned Rogers Masonry and was a member of the LDS Church. He is survived by his wife; children.
Jeff (Amy), Nathan (Lyn). Tara (David). Michael, Christina; and seven grandchildren; parents; three brothor. Gary (Pam). Brian (Gaye), Scott (Deann); and one sister.
Deborah (Gory) Felt. Services will be Wed. Feb 13, 2002 12 noon, Larkin Sunset Gardens Chapel, 10600 S. 1950 E. where friends may call Tues.
6-8 p.m. and 11-1 1:45 a.m. prior to services. interment, Larkin Sunset Gardens Cemetery. Due to this unexpected and untimely loss.
the family, in lieu of flowers, would welcome contributions to help with the final expenses. James F. Ogilvie Our beloved friend, brother, father, and son, passed away Feb 7. 2002. He was born Dec 6, 1972 in Salt Lake City, UT to Robert and Mary Ogilvie.
James loved being with his friends and family, and especially loved spending time with his son, DJ. and his dog, Dakota. He was a hardworking person who would go the extra mile for anyone. He found pleasure in helping others and enjoyed the outdoors and sports. He was a remarkable man who was truly loved.
He will be deeply missed. He is survived by his parents, Robert and Mary Ogilvie; son, DJ Beardall; sisters, Carol MacDougall, Cindy (Dwight) Miska, Shauna (Troy) Morzeleweski, Mandy (Roger) Dalton, April Ogilvie; brother, Steven Ogilvie; grandfather, Ferral Ogilvie; grandmother, Margaret Marino; nieces and nephews, Brittany, Tyler, Ashley, Nolan, Cameron, Preston, Shaylee, Alex; many aunts, uncles, cousins; and good friends, Ben, Chuck, Nephi. Preceded in death by niece, Tamara; nephew Ian; and grandparents, James and Dorothy Stevenson, John Marino, Cleone Ogilvie. Services will be Mon. Feb.
11, 2 p.m., Lakeridge 4th Ward chapel, 3151 S. 7700 Magna, UT. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Rocky Mountain Rescue, 3359 S. Main, PMB 122, SLC, UT 84115 in the memory of James Ogilvie. George Delmar Williams BRIGHAM CITY George Delmar Williams, 91, passed away Friday, February 8, 2002, one day to his 92nd birthday, surrounded by his loving family.
George was a master and meticulous brick mason. In 1969, he received the highest award in the State of Utah, The Outstanding Bricklayer of the Year. Services will be Tues. Feb 12, 2002, 11 a.m., Brigham City 1st Ward LDS Chapel, 236 E. 100 S.
Friends may call Mon. 6-8 p.m., Gillies-Petersen Funeral Chapel, 634 E. 200 Brigham City and Tues. a.m. at the church.
Interment, Brigham City Cemetery. Michael "Mick" Hender Davis Our loving father and husband, Michael Hender Davis, passed away due to natural causes Friday, Feb. 8. 2002. Mick loved his family and grandchildren with all his heart.
He loved to vacation at Disneyland. Mick was a fond lover of sports. Mick worked at the Salt Lake Printing Center for 40 years. Served his community as a long time Little League baseball and football coach for 10 years. Survived by wife, Jolene; daughter, Kimberly; son, Collin (Selina) Davis; daughters, Karie (Kevin) Klarich, Kristin (John) Rowland; and eight grandchildren.
Preceded in death by his daughter, Andrea Marie Davis. Graveside service will be Tues. Feb 12, 2002, 11 a.m., Midvale City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Mick has asked that all donations be sent to Primary Children's Hospital in memory of Andrea Marie Davis. Funeral Directors, Deseret Memorial Mortuary.
Blair Ward HAGERMAN, ID Our pillar of strength, a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather, greatgrandfather and friend to all, passed away peacefully February 6, 2002 from complications of open-heart surgery. Blair was born Jan 13, 1934 in Rexburg, ID and raised in Park City, UT. He married Jo an Hawker and together they had six children. While working for Boise Cascade, he moved his family to Boise, ID later retiring and starting his own business. He married Beth Ham and retired in the San Juan Islands, eventually enjoying their summers in Hagerman, ID and winters in Overton, NV.
They spent 22 wonderful years together. He was an honest and spiritual man, and a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ. Blair had a zest for life and enjoyed it to the fullest. His family was of paramount importance. He enjoyed exploring and sharing life's simplest pleasures with family and friends, fishing, jeepin a picnic, and time spent in his shop.
He relished in relating many stories and exprossing feelings for loved ones, all of which were shared with his genuine sense of humor. Blair had a fondness for people, always lending a hand and in return learning of life. He was a man of vast knowledge and aptitude. Everyone knew that if he couldn't do it, it couldn't be done. Blair is survived by his wife, Beth; six children, Vern (Nancy), Linda (Dexter) Bassett, Sherry (Herb) Mallard, Dean, Grant, Melanie (Dan) Sheehan; six stepchildren, Barbara Ham, Rick (Mary) Ham, Janice (Myron) Dennison, Pam Taylor, Brian (Carrie) Ham, Sheila Ham; 29 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Marie (Rich) Adams, Rhea (Bob) Underwood; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and life-long friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents (Bernice and Lilly), sister and brotherIn-law (Carma and Deimo Welch). God needs a big, strong angel and he has called you home. So long sweetheart, dad, papa bear, captain, and chief. Services will be 1 p.m. Tues.
Feb 12, 2002, Hagerman IDS Church by Bishop Mike Owsley. Interment, Hagerman Cemetery. Visitation will be a.m.-1 p.m. Tues, at the Church. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Blair's name to the American, Heart Association.
Directors, Demaray Gooding Chapel, Helen Lucille Gardiner Eldredge OBITUARIES From previous page Barbara Carr Wiser KAYSVILLE Barbara Carr Wiser, 61, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, died surfamily at her rounded by her home in Kaysville, Utah, Friday, February 8. 2002 after a COurageous battie against cancer. Born April 20, 1940 to Willard Lamoni Carr and Carmen Streeper in Salt Lake City, UT the second of four children. Married Wendell Haslam Wiser Aug 12, 1969 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He died Aug 8, 1999.
They are the parents of five children, Jerald (Susan) Wiser, Kaysville, David W. Wiser, Phoenix, AZ. Gregory W. Wiser, New Zealand, Diane Wiser, Kaysville, Sharon W. (Spencer) Meikle, Edmond, OK; and grandparents of 14 grandchildren.
Barbara was raised in Salt Lake City. She graduated from South High where she served as yearbook editor and designed the school flag. She attended Brigham Young University and the University of Utah. She received a B.A. degree in Art Education with a minor in Journalism in 1962.
Barbara served a mission to Brazil 1962- 1964. She taught art at Valley Jr. High, SLC. 1965-1968. Barbara participated in numerous activities and had many interests.
She was an accomplished artist and photographer. She also enjoyed reading, music, traveling, family history and especially family and friends. She was always active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she served faithfully in many callings. She especially enjoyed working with and teaching primary age children. Mom's life was an example of compassion, devotion to her family, friends and Church, and quiet service to others.
We were truly blessed by her kindness and positive attitude and rejoice at the knowledge that she is reunited with her eternal companion. Muito Obrigada, Mom! Barbara is survived by her children; grandchildren; brothers, Steven (Ruth) Carr, Roland S. (Susan) Carr; and sister, Elaine C. (Scott) Brewster. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, and one grandson.
Services will be 11 a.m. Wed. Feb 13, 2002, Kaysville East Stake Center, 201 S. 600 E. Viewings will be Tues.
6-8 p.m., Lindquist's Kaysville Mortuary, 400 N. Main, and Wed. a.m. at the church. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery at 2:30 p.m.
E-mail condolences to the family at Amy Marie Allison Amy Marie Allison, 16, of Blackfoot, passed Friday, February 8, 2002 after sustaining injuries in a one car roll-over. Services will be 1 p.m. Tues. Feb 12, 2002, Blackfoot Northwest LDS Stake Center with Bishop Charles Bryan conducting. A viewing will be Tues.
11 a.m. until the time of services. Funeral directors, Hawker Hill Funeral Home, Blackfoot. Edward Moore Barton 1928 2002 Born Dec 20, 1928 to Mary Davis and Edward Thomas Barton, Idaho. Survived by loving wife, Mary D.
Barton; sister, Elizabeth Barton Kopper; brother, Jon Randal Barton; children, Barbara Jean Barton, Robert Kane Barton, Sarah Barton Jackson, Edward Ian Barton, Joshua Edward Barton; grandsons, lan Tyler Barton, Kory Edward Jackson; former wife, Barbara Gundry Barton; four stepchildren; many nieces and nephews. Ed joined the US Navy in 1945, serving actively till 1949 in the Hospital Corps. His instinctive gentleness with the sick and injured led him to serve as a Hospital Corpsman assigned to the Marine Corps in naval hospitals in San Diego, Memphis, and Yokosuka, Japan. Ed was a member of the US Navy Ready Reserve from 1949-1961, when he was honorably discharged due to a gun shot wound he received as a Salt Lake City police officer. In 1955, Ed joined the Salt Lake City Police Department, where he learned and formed lifetime habits of curiosity, humanity, and investigation.
The deepest, strongest friendships of his life began on the SLPD. When Ed was shot by a suspect in 1960, his friends worked his shifts, supported his family and kept us afloat for over a year until he could return to full-time duty in 1961. In 1967, Ed took a medical retirement and became a representative of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Utah Council 54. At the same time, he attended the University of Utah and earned his BA in Sociology. Ed also helped organize AFL -CIO police Local 470, the forerunner of the local that serves Salt Lake City police officers today.
Ed became Chief Investigator with the Salt Lake County Attorney's office in 1970, again making lifelong friends and working landmark cases. Ed believed in the law and he believed in its fair practice and application as an American right. In 1976, he flipped to the other side of the criminal justice system and became Chief Investigator for the Salt Lake Legal Defender's office. The combination of smart, young lawyers and poor (though rarely innocent) clients, and their endlessly human, heartbreaking lives and crimes made these years some of the happiest of his life. He retired in 1993.
Ed loved people and he served on many boards and belonged to many organizations, including the Internal Brotherhood of Police Officers, the International Footprinter's Association. the Salvation Army, and others. He also loved fun, and was the founding father and guiding light of the Westminster Boxing and Dancing Club, a loosely-formed group devoted to river running and other happy activities. He marched yearly in the Salt Lake St. Patrick's Day Parade, the only Utah parade in his opinion worth attending.
He never met dog he didn't like, a horse he couldn't praise, a woman he wouldn't rise to greet, or a man with an uninteresting story. He will be dearly missed by friends and family. Services will be Tues. Feb 12, p.m.. Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 N.
Main, Bountiful, UT. viewing will be one hour prior to the funeral. Interment, Utah Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 17111 S. Comp Williams Rd. Bluffdale.
UT. In of flowers, donations can be made to the family in care of Mary D. Barton, PO Box 412. SLC. UT.
84110-0412. Helen Lucille Gardiner Eidredge died February 7, 2002 of natural causes in Salt Lake City. She was born January 7, 1918 in Salt Lake City 10 Lester Raymond and Sarah Lucille Kener Gardiner. She married John Nicholson Eldredge, May 27, 1939 in Salt Lake. They were sealed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple June 19, 1942.
She is survived by her devoted husband, John; daughter Susan Ottinger (Gordon Michael) Hayesville, North Carolina; son David Gardiner Eldredge (Bryan) Salt Lake; daughterin-law Johnette Pugh (Jeff) Salt Lake; seven grandchildren, nine greatgrandchildren; sister Gloria Gurr (Kenyon) of St. George and brother Lester Raymond Gardiner, Jr. (Janet). Preceded in death by son John Nicholson Eldredge, Jr. Helen's greatest joy was her family.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Sarah Goodlin for her dedicated care and the staff at Brighton Gardens for their kindness and attentiveness. Graveside services and burial will be on Tuesday, February 12, at 11 a.m. at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggest contributions to the Alzheimer's Association.
Carl Fletcher Faulk "The Leader of the Band is tired and his eyes are growing old. But, his blood runs through my instrument and his song is in my soul. My life has been a poor attempt to imitate the man. I'm just a living legacy to the Leader of the Band." -Dan Fogelberg. Carl, our loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend went Home Feb 8, 2002.
He was born June 3, 1931 in Pocatello, ID to Wade and Louise Faulk. He served in the Army during the Korean War. Married Myrta Hepworth Woodland July 9, 1957 in Jerome, ID. He is survived by his six children, David, Lorna, Kim, Wade, Scott, Wendy, and their spouses and children; three sisters, Patti, Nikki, Leslie, and their spouses; 22 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren and many friends. A funeral will be Thurs.
Feb 2002, Mount Jordan Second chapel, 9331 S. 300 E. Sandy, a.m. Friends may call Wed. 6-8.
p.m., Mt. View Memorial Estates, 3115 E. 7800 S. Cottonwood Heights and one hour prior to the service at the church. Interment, Mt.
View Memo- Anna Kaydas World Whose loving heart passed away Feb. granddaughter's home in Salt Lake at the age of 92. Anna was born Aug. 10, 1909 to Louis and Lucy Sanak Kaydas in Rock Springs, WY. She lived in Frontier and Kemmer, WY until 11 1925, when she moved to Price, UT and worked at the New House Hotel.
9, 2002, at her. Anna met and married her sweetheart Ralph World Jan. 16, 1930, and they became the parents of Norma Jean and Kenneth Ralph. Anna loved children. She tended the Relief Society Nursery for 22 years and helped many families in Price, tending and raising their children.
She was an exceptional homemaker, and crocheted many beautiful things for her family and friends throughout her life. Anna was a wonderfully independent woman who was able to take care of all her own affairs until the last month of her life. Survived by son, Ken, Farmington, NM; son-in-law, Delwin and Renee Wells, SLC; brother, Johnny (Mary) Kaydas, Diamondville, WY; four grandchildren, Craig (Debbie) Wells, Scott (Leonette) Wells, Paula (Terry) Smith, SLC, and Kevin (Denise) World, Spokane, WA; 14 great-grandchildren, Stacie (Bill) Clarke, Bryan, Matthew, Jason, Christopher, Patrick, Caitlin, Bradley Wells, Sam and Hayley Smith, Sandy, Nicole and Michael World; and one great-great grandson, Braden Clarke. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Ralph; daughter, Norma Jean; brothers, Joe and Frank Kaydas; grandchildren, Mark. World, Sheri World Stannard; and daughterin-law, Janice World.
Services will be 11 a.m. Wed. Feb 13, 2002, Fausett Mortuary Chapel, Price, UT, where the family will meet with friends a.m. Interment. Price City Cemetery.
Special thanks to Terry, Paula, Sam and Hayley Smith, and "adopted" granddaughter, Gayleen VanWagener, who had the honor of taking care of her in her final days. Also thanks to Brenda Kalatzes, Susan Wright, Darlene World Frandsen, Dr. Shane Gagan, and Chris, Valerie, and Val from Rocky Mt. Hospice. 'til We Meet Again We Love You! In Memoriam In Loving Memory of Aggie Andisheh 4-22-20 Dearest Mom It's been two years Mom that we have been without you.
We miss you terribly, but knowing you are with God in Heaven and with your husband and your other sons, gives us peace. We remember you each day. You will always be in our hearts and prayers. Love, Jondark Shahram Adnisheh.
