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A4 i SPECTRUM DAILY NEWS OBITUARIES LOCAL 1939 2014 75 YEARS Dignity Trust Dixie Dee Kleinman Heideman passed away July 30, 2014, after a lengthy battle with disease. She was born in Toquerville, UT on September 20, 1925, to Lawrence Spilsbury Kleinman and Clara Bringhurst Kleinman. Dixie was the fth of six children. Her childhood years were spent in Toquerville helping her mother run the family store. She grew up loving music and learned to be a wonderful cook from her mother.

She graduated from Hurricane High School and continued her education at the University of Utah. She majored in nursing to fule ll her plan to serve in World War II. While home from the for a visit, she met Orin Douglas Heideman (Heidie) at a dance in Santa Clara, UT, who was on leave from Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, NV. They were married on August 7, 1946 in Toquerville, UT. They were sealed in the St.

George Temple after Orin joined the LDS church. Orin and Dixie lived in Carlinville, Illinois for the rst two years of their marriage. She made many lifelong friends working at the County Courthouse and singing in the Presbyterian Church choir. Their rst son, Douglas, was born while living in Carlinville. The family then moved to Toquerville.

Her love for music, education and family were manifest throughout her life as she sang with the and accompanied others on the piano at community affairs, church activities, and funerals. She sang in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. She was a founding board member of the Hurricane Fine Arts Program. She was active in the LDS church and served as the organist and chorister for forty to fty years. She served as the Young Women and Primary Presidents.

Service and music really brought the Heideman family together. She believed in staying active in the community. She had a great love of country and patriotism and was active in the Republican Party, serving as a judge of elections, precinct vice-chair, and hosting elections at her home for years. She was a faithful member of the Alice-Louise Reynolds club (Color Country Reviewers) the Buenas Amigas club, and numerous PTA boards. Dixie is preceded in death by her parents and siblings Irene Rumph, Beulah Miner, Forrest Kleinman, Wilma Howard, and L.

Mont Kleinman. She is survived by her husband, Orin, and their children Doug (Debra) Heideman of Hurricane, UT, Kent (Barbara) Heideman of Washington, UT, Paul (Carylee) Heideman of Toquerville, UT, Kay (Lynn) Chamberlain of Toquerville, UT, Jean (Don) Jones of St. George, UT, and Ann (Mike) Spilker of St. George, UT. They are the grandparents of 15 grandsons, 15 granddaughters, and 60 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Monday, August 4, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at the Toquerville Chapel. A visitation will be held Sunday, August 3, 2014 from 6:08:00 p.m. and Monday from 9:30 10:30. Arrangements under the direction of HeidemanHughes Mortuary.

The family would like to thank Dr. Greg Last and the Journey of Hope Hospice. Dixie Heideman Toquerville 9-13-1967-10-2014. Jeff passed away suddenly at his home in Las Vegas. Jeff grew up in Kanarra and loved the mountains.

His favorite show growing up was Magnum P.I he even dressed like Magnum with the Hawaiian shirts. Jeff had a good sense of humor with that he was very popular He worked in Accounting and Real Estate. Jeff loved and Cherished his only son Ryan very much. The effster will be missed by his father Mark, brother Brandon, son Ryan and his longterm girlfriend Karen and all the friends he had. Love you Jeff say Hi to the Angels for eff Morrell Olson Kanarraville Glen W.

Beecher, age 59, passed away July 30, 2014. He was born March 25, 1955 to Helen Louise and Duane Beecher in Santa Monica, CA. He grew up in Santa Monica and graduated from University High School. He served an LDS mission in Anchorage, Alaska. He also attended college.

He was very artistic and enjoyed drawing. He is survived by his parents Helen and Duane; siblings Douglas, John, Tom, Margaret, Matthew, and Stephen. Graveside services will be held Monday, August 4, 2014 at 11 a.m. at the Hurricane City Cemetery. A visitation will be held Monday from 9:30 to 10:30 at Metcalf Hurricane Valley Mortuary, 140 North Main Street, Hurricane, UT.

Arrangements entrusted to the care of Metcal Mortuary, 435-673-4221. For condolences, full obituary, and funeral listings please visit our website www.metcalfmortuary.com. Glen W. Beecher Hurricane, Utah Yeah, I know that I lack tact; hat comes from coming to the onclusion during 17 months of being a Marine grunt in Vietnam, there just enough time to waste a minute when something needs to be done or someone needs some Outside of some indirect grousing and outright ankle- biting backstabbing, I een taken on through letters to he editors or comments to my a rticles, so most of you seem to ike to hear it direct and I know that mean you agree with my rant. I consider anonymous valid because I believe someone who put their name on what they say about others deserve to be listened to.

Anyway, I sat through the Thunder Over Utah Airshow Saturday and was mightily impressed with the aerobatic excellence of the Blue Angels, the Golden Knights, that guy in that really fast jet, and that other guy in the red and white prop- driven whirling dervish. I loved the School Bus (although it would have gotten me to school WAY too fast). What will leave an indelible foul taste in my mouth is everything, in toto, about Kevin Walsh, Herb Guill en and their band of merry privateers. know what their mission statement is, but it prob- a bly parallels something P. T.

arnum once said (and this is ff a little for sure), a Sucker born every These guys bring in one of the top military heart throbs: he Blue Angels are loved by ellow military, loved by the A merican public, and experience world renown for their class, style and precision. the discount for military veterans who also signed that they would die for their ountry if necessary? he discount for the disabled ilitary veterans who also igned to die if necessary and gave parts of their bodies or minds for the American capitalistic principles that Mr. Walsh and his band of carpet baggers so rapaciously enjoy? the discount for the current uniform-wearing military who may have to give their life any time in the name of our besotted foreign policy? othing man, there no reak for veterans! ou say you let all those 15- a nd-under in free and a big concession for Utah families? Only an idiot would not see that you, through the concessionaires who paid through the nose to be a part of your moneymaking blitz, will make four or five times the amount of the entry fee in cokes, juices, ice cream, funnel cakes and pins and hats. No, Mr. Walsh, you left NOTHING on the table.

I notice that you had abundant stretches of delay and for those kids to pour those profits into your pockets! Ialso noticed that the drinks and water all promise, at least in the (highest consumer each), was a lie. I think the worst that the public can know about, however, is that you refused to allow the Veterans Affairs Mobile Vet enter to have a placement in our scant vendors and display a reas on Saturday. The St. George Vet mission is to support our combat veterans in making the inc redibly difficult transition ack to ife, or sister from warrior. It is hard to get them into treatment before heir marriages fail, they become addicted to one of several spoilants, run afoul of the law end their own life, but you ant $1,400.00 to have the Mob ile Vet Center, a visual remind- of incredible sacrifice and ervice, placed on airport.

Have you no shame Mr. Walsh? The MVC was not going to sell trinkets, food, drinks, medical marijuana or give psychic readings; we just wanted to remind folks here. We even ask for donations, and the employee(s) man- ing the MVC would have one their days off in pursuit of ur mission. hen the MVC was refused access at the gate on Saturday morning by Mr. team, some of our own St.

Georgians (volunteers) attempted to contact those on the city team who had promised MVC admittance, but they were met with resistance. Our own great Mayor Jon Pike was informed and he immediately contacted the Airport Manager, Mr. Stahmeier, who ordered that the MVC be admitted on Sunday. Iam grateful, Mr. Walsh, that our Mayor is not a patriot-for- hire like yourself, that he is a man who stands by and for our veterans and citizens while folks like you, clearly, stand only with your hand out.

he folks of St. George also eed to know that the meet with the Southern Utah Veterans Home and the Blue Angels was anything but your doing Mr. alsh; that was ALL St. Georg ians and the United States avy! Thanks for bringing the Angels, the Golden Knights, and those two men in their spectac- lar machines, but please ump your head on the delicate a rch as you leave our city. Clearing airshow barricade Bruce C.Solomon Veterans Aware The Spectrum Daily News reports arrests for felony crimes, compound misdemeanors and warrants carrying a bail of at least $750.

All arrest information is taken from the jail booking log and police reports. Ages are no longer provided by Purgatory Correctional Facility. St. George Police Department James Edward Mowery, 735 E. Madera Place, St.

George, was arrested Saturday on charges of improper lane travel and driving under the influence. Mowery was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $1,460 bail. Justin Christopher Frame, 1524 W. Lone Coyote Drive, Diamond Valley, was arrested Friday on charges of unsafe lane travel, driving on a denied license and two warrants. Frame was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $2,526 bail.

Erick Guerra, 425 E. 900 South, unit No. 456, St. George, was arrested Friday on charges of driving on a suspended license, two counts of possession of a forgery device and two counts of identity fraud. Guerra was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $20,300 bail.

Robert Paul Cruz III, 1050 E. 500 South, unit No. 14, St. George, was arrested Friday on a warrant. Cruz was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $5,000 bail.

Laura Garcia, 1919 W. 1700 North, St. George, was arrested Friday on charges of unlawful detention, criminal mischief, threat of violence and simple assault. Garcia was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on Santa Clara-Ivins City Public afety Deanna Lynn Scott, 3261W. anta Clara Drive, Santa Clara, was arrested Saturday on three warrants.

Scott was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $4,897 bail. Washington County Office Steven Golden Nebeker, transient, Hurricane, was arrested Saturday on charges of intoxication, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief. Nebeker was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $2,040 bail. Hurricane City Police Department Vyron Ray Ashley, 1013 N. Cottonwood Drive, Washington City, was arrested Friday on charges of failure to stop at a stop sign, possession of an open container of alcohol in a vehicle, driving under the influence and three warrants.

Ashley was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $3,727 bail. Washington County Drug Task Force Jessica Ryan Williams, 3404 E. Sweetwater Springs Drive, Washington City, was arrested Friday on charges of possession of drugs, possession of paraphernalia and two counts of distribution of drugs. Williams was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $45,583 bail. Washington City Police Department Anthony Keith Williams, 501N.

200 East, unit No. 8, Washington City, was arrested Friday on charges of operating a vehicle without insurance, driving on a suspended license and three warrants. Williams was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $1,327 bail. Cedar City Police Department Kristy Carol Blood, 36, 211 Valentine El Cajon, California, was arrested Friday on charges of retail theft and criminal trespass. Blood was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $6,500 bail.

Utah Highway Patrol Daniel Charles Powers, 58, 1009 West Ave. unit J8, Lancaster, California, was arrested Friday on charges of improper plates, possession of paraphernalia, possession of drugs and three counts of possession of a controlled substance. Powers was booked into Purgatory Correct ional Facility on $5,000 bail. I ron County Office Larry Dea Neilson, 53, 525 E. St.

George St. George, was arrested Friday on a charge of no proof of insurance and a warrant. Neilson was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $807 bail. Southern Utah University Police Allison Tallman, 1634 N. Northfield Road, Cedar City, was arrested Saturday on charges of riving under the influence and not having a valid license.

Tallman was booked into Purgatory Correctional Facility on $1,620 bail. ARRESTS At the discretion of the editorial department, The Spectrum Daily News reports police or rescue incidents of general interest where no arrest is made. The following incidents were responded to Friday. St. George Police Department Misdemeanor theft on the 200 East block of 500 South.

Felony theft on the 1700 North block of Snow Canyon Parkway. Residential burglary on the 2000 South block of San Carlos Court. Fraud on the 4000 South block of Broadmoor Drive. Graffiti on the 1400 East block of St. George Boulevard.

Graffiti on the 700 East block of 700 South. Graffiti on the 200 South block of 700 East. Simple assault on the 100 East block of Riverside Drive. Firearm on the 200 North block of Valley View Drive. Controlled substance problem on the 500 East block of St.

George Boulevard. INCIDENTS At the discretion of the editorial department, The Spectrum Daily News reports accidents of general interest where no arrest is made. The following accidents were responded to Friday. St. George Police Department Traffic accident with damages on the 600 East block of St.

George Boulevard. Traffic accident with damages on the 700 South block of River Road. Traffic accident with damages on the 1000 East block of St. George Boulevard. Traffic accident with damages on the 1100 West block of Sunset Boulevard.

Traffic accident with damages at the intersection of Red Hills Parkway and Highland Drive. Traffic accident with injuries on the 1000 East block of Riverside Drive. ACCIDENTS Narcotics Anonymous St. George For information about meeting imes and locations, call our hel- pline at 435-467-4403 or go to suana.org Hurricane 8 p.m., Hurricane meeting, Heritage Museum basement, corner of State and Main streets, in basement at rear of the building. Cedar City 8 p.m., KKCB, 1067 S.

Main St. Alcoholics Anonymous Southern Utah District Office is 435-674-4791, 435-635-9603 or 877-865-5890. LDS 12-Step Addiction Recovery More than 30 groups per week including alcohol, drugs (both prescription and illegal), pornography, inappropriate sexual behavior, gambling, codependency and isorders associated with eating. upports for family and friends of addicts. Meeting locator found at arp.lds.org St.

George Call 435-680-3364 or 435-680-2433 for times and locations. Meetings daily. Cedar City Call 435-586-4479 for times and locations. Domestic Violence Transitional housing and support services for families fleeing domestic violence, call 435-494-1356. Mental Illness Education and Support St.

George Call 435-256-8351. Cedar City Call 435-586-0536 or 435-590-4541. Kanab Call 435-689-0298 or 4 35-899-9335. SUPPORT GR OUPS.