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www.thespectrum.com OBITUARIES WEST The Spectrum Daily News Sunday, September 30, 2007 -A7 OBITUARIES University of Utah Body Donor Program, Salt Lake City, UT, Online guestbook TateMortuary.com Jack R. Chynoweth favorite was being a waitress. Joan is survived by her four children, 14 grandchildren, her twin sister Jean and sister Kay Daun. She was preceded in death by her brother Brian Anthon and her parents. Funeral services will, be held on Monday, October 1,2007 at 11 :00 a.m.

at the New Harmony LDS Ward Chapel. Visitations will be on Sunday, September 30, 2007 from p.m. at Southern Utah Mortuary, on Monday, October 1, 2007 from a.m. at the New Harmony LDS Ward Church. Interment will be in the New Harmony etery.

Online condolences can be sent to www.south ernutahmortuary.com Wanda Adair Warner 1916-2006 Henrieville; Roxanne Johnson, Cannonville; brother Ralph (Leal) Chynoweth, Henrieville; brother-in-law, Brownie Blackwell, Lay-ton; sisters- in-law Maryetta Chynoweth, Tropic; and Mary Chynoweth, Henrieville. He was preceded in death by his parents, Harvey and Roxie Chynoweth; brothers, Leland (Bud) Chynoweth, Gene Chynoweth, Wade Chynoweth; sisters, Nelda Jolley, Lois Blackwell, Katie Morton; sister-in-law Darlene Blackwell; brothers-in-law, Virgil Jolley, Vars Nielson, Frank Moore, John Morton, Golden Johnson; son-in-law, Bruce James Rose; daughter-in-law, Judith Ann Twitchell; grandsons: Roger Bruce Rose, Alex Milne and Don Milne; great-grandsons, Swade Dace and Kayson Miller. It has been a long journey Dad, but we will see you again. We give a special thanks to Hospice Alliance and the Beehive Home. Funeral services will be held Friday October 5, 2007 at 1:00 p.m.

in the Tropic LDS Ward Chapel. Friends and family can call at the ward chapel in Tropic on Friday from 10:00 am til Interment will be in the Tropic City Cemetery, with full military rights, by American Legion, Post 18. Funeral Directors: Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti. Online guestbook at www. maglebymortuary.com Bernice Hamilton, a past-time they both enjoyed.

She kept an immaculate house, in which dust would not dare exist. Mother was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Earl, brother Harold and his wife Mickey, sister Virginia and her husband Max Pettey, one great-granddaughter, daughter-in-law Sharon and her loving companions Missi, and Meagan. We feel richly blessed to call this lady our mother. We love you mom. The family wishes to express appreciation to the Wentworth Cottonwood Assisted living Center and their staff, and Sunbrook Hospice for their kind and loving care of our mother.

Survived by a brother, Warren Richard (Pat) Adair; five children, Cleva (Dick) Stoney, Bill Warner, Jean (Jess) Ivie, Jolene (Jack) Swift, Glenna (Homer) Thomas; 19 grandchildren, 36 great-grandchildren and 11 great-greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tues. Oct, 2 at 11:00 a.m. at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 E. 10600 Sandy.

Family and friends may call Mon. Oct. 1, from 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services at Larkin Sunset Gardens. Interment at Larkin Sunset Gardens.

Online condolences at larkinmortu ary.com Elizabeth H. Applegate Buck-Mattos September 6, 1919-September 19, 2007 us always. He loved the fragrance of sage brush after a fresh rain, green grass after a long drought, wild flowers, a good calf crop in the Spring, a hot cup of Postum and a cold Shasta. He enjoyed hard work and keeping his hands busy. He provided for his family working long hours, coming home late at night, tired and weary.

As children we remember removing his boots because he was completely worn out! Jack was a very caring and wonderful person, and loved surrounding himself with his family. One of his greatest loves was for his children and Jack was an active member of the LDS church where he served in many callings including counselor to two bishops. He and Mae were later called to the St. Louis, Missouri Mission, but just before leaving the MTC, Jack became ill. They did however have the privilege to serve two missions as ordinance workers at the St George, Utah LDS Temple.

Jack had a zest for life, and his happy attitude endeared both children and adults alike, to him. He made lifelong friends, wherever he went. He loved to socialize and found great enjoyment visiting with anyone who had time to visit. He had a quiet and unpretentious manner. His legacy will live on in the lives of his children.

We celebrate our father, we honor this man who has influenced us and led us through example. He provided a good moral example to his children. He was our mentor. Jack is survived by his wife, Mae Pollock Chynoweth, Tropic, UT; children, Jack Evan (Carolyn) Chynoweth, Bloomington; Deanna (Scott) Linford, Magna; Kristine (James) Milne, St. George; Randa Kay (Robert) Ott, Logandale, NV; 26 grandchildren, and 46 great grandchildren; sisters, Lula Moore, Joan Pace Woolsey DeWitt Joan Pace Woolsey De- passed away peacefully on September 27, 2007 at the home of her daughter in Paragonah.

She was born in Cedar City, Utah on April 4, 1942 with her twin sister, Jean, to Anthon H. Pace and Sylvia Blake Pace of New Harmony, Utah. She has two sisters, Kay Daun Edwards of New Harmony, and Jean (Allen) Carter of Minersville. Joan met Brent Ross Woolsey when she was 14 and he was 15. They were married 3 years later on April 10, 1958 in New Harmony, and it was later solemnized in the St.

George Temple on their anniversary in 1971. They have 4 children, Scott (Betsy) Woolsey, of St. George, Utah; Sandy (Mark) Barton, of Paragonah, Utah; Steven (Kristi) Woolsey, of Cedar City, Utah; and Sher-ise (Joel) Shively, of Kings-ley, Michigan. They lived in Cedar City, Utah and Indian Springs, Nevada, then later moved back to Cedar. Joan was currently residing in St.

George where she was enjoying her retirement in her new home and in the warm weather. She grew up in Southern Utah. She loved New Harmony and returned there as often as she could. She loved to fish and take care of her flower garden. She loved the holidays and loved to decorate for them and also spend time with her family.

She just loved life! She always thought of others and made it a point to do nice things for people. She loved learning and got to attend college later in life and enjoyed every minute of it. Her greatest joys in life were her children and her grandchildren, and she was so proud of their accomplishments. She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints throughout her life. She served as a Relief Society President, Young Women President, ward pianist, visiting teacher, and a primary teacher (which was her favorite).

She was a hard worker and taught her children to do the same. She had several occupations through the years, but her Woodrow Wayne Perry ST. GEORGE Woodrow Wayne Perry, 85, passed away on September 29, 2007 in St. George, Utah. He was born on May 12, 1922 in Logan, Utah to Henry Perry and Delina Dahle.

He married Dorothy Rogers on June 16, 1994. Visitation will be held on Monday, October 1, 2007, 6-8 p.m. at Metcalf Mortuary, 288 W. St. George St.

George, Utah. Interment will be in the Conrad Memorial Cemetery in Kalispell, Montana, Local arrange-' ments under the direc TROPIC Jack R. Chynoweth of Tropic, Utah passed away September 28, 2007. Our beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, and Patriarch of our family. Jack, having completed his mortal journey, was called home and reunited with his parents, three brothers, and three sisters.

Jack was bom in Hen-rieville, Utah to parents Harvey Chynoweth and Roxie Campbell Chynoweth. God sent him an angel on earth to be his companion. He married Mae Pollock in the Salt Lake Temple by President Harold B. Lee, and they have shared 65 wonderful years together. To'that union four children were bom: Jack Evan Chynoweth, Deanna Linford, Kristine Milne, and Randa Kay Ott.

He was blessed with 26 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. Jack attended and graduated from Tropic High School and was called to serve in World War II in 1942, where he served on the front lines. He received the Purple Heart for his services. Jack had many interests. After the war, he and Dean Wintch, his brother-in-law, built and managed the Bryce Valley Theater until the introduction of television.

He also cut timber and worked for the National Park Service for 31 years. He was a skilled Western Cowboy, who knew the ins and outs of cattle. He grew up in the cattle business, running cattle in the lower country known as "Down Below" in Kane County, with his father, brothers, wife and children. He loved the life of a cowboy, fixing fences, branding cattle, camping out under the stars with campfire and just happy to have a can of beans for "supper." His Sweetheart wouldn't allow it though, and always had wonderful "grub boxes" packed for a He could stay for days just riding the range. We enjoyed many happy family outings at the cabins in Deer Range and Dry Valley.

Though Dad's spirit is gone, those memories will stay with Shop at Homel shop Local The Spectrum www.tnespectrum.coni MORTUARY' St George, Mesquite, Logandale (435)673-4221 Woodrow Wayne Perry -Visitation- Monday, October 1, 2007, from 6:00 p.m. -Internment- Conrad Memorial Cemetery in Kalispell, Montana. QMetcalf rt A Our loving mother Wanda Adair Warner, Mother, Grandmother, and Great-great- grandmother, age 91 passed away Sept. 25, 2007, of natural causes. Wanda was born July 31, 1916, in St.

George UT, the daughter of William Bailey Adair and Nettie Hardy Adair. She married Earl E. "Happy" Warner Dec. 24, 1933, in Sandy, UT and in 1965 they were sealed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was a devoted mother and grandmother and g-gg.

Mom will be greatly missed, but we will always love the memories of the good times we were able to share with her. She never lost her faith in God and this is the strength that kept her going. Mom graduated from the first L.P.N. Nursing class at the old Salt Lake Community College and was president of the first Utah and National L.P.N. Assoc.

and traveled throughout the United States. In her 26 years of nursing she worked in many hospitals and retired from Cottonwood Hospital at age 62. Mother enjoyed all the times spent with dad, family and friends, fishing, camping, bowling, gardening and card games (which she usually won). She loved doing genealogy with her sister Virginia and serving in the Jordon River Temple as an ordinance worker for nine years. After dad died, mother traveled throughout the world with her cousin Death Notices tion of Metcalf Mortuary, my be sent to the family through Metcalf's website at www.metcalfmor tuary.com Melba K.

Black Melba K. Black, 91, peacefully passed on Thursday, September 27, 2007 in St. George, UT. She was born April 2, 1916 in Salt Lake City, UT. She was married to James M.

Black in the Salt Lake LDS Temple, August 9, 1939. She raised 6 children; Barbara, James Nicholas, Claudia, Richard and Deborah. She was Service news release. The 32-year-old woman was from the Los Angeles area, it said. Her name is being withheld pending notification of relatives.

Rangers responding to the scene spotted the woman lying immobile on the canyon floor near the Yellowstone River. A rang- ...20 "Anything we ifrritrrrttitxT ttdUUllittU tan I Home Care Hospice "A Tradition of Caring" 435-634-9300 1-800-748-4667 100 Digital open canal $999 Starkey Unitron Siemens Rexton Hearing Healthcare Prov ider of Utah Free Life Time Service i Ralph VonCannonBC-HIS tmi Certified Harif fafrant Scinca 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE lit? 'itM WSJ Elizabeth was born in Spring Lake, NJ to Harvey and Rebecca Hendrickson Applegate. She graduated from Rider College in Li New Jersey in 1939 and served as a Navy WAVE in WWII. Beth married Cecil S. Buck on Nov.

29, 1944 and settled in Denver, CO. They retired to St. George, UT where Cecil passed on in 1997. Beth married Alfred J. Mattos in June 1998.

He passed on in March 2007. Beth is survived by three daughters, Nancy (Michael) Kleihege of Artesia, NM; Louise (Larry) Maloy of Sandy, UT; Betsy (Stephen) Clark of Littleton, CO, 12 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Donations may be made to Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, Kanab, UTorthe preceded in death by her husband James M. Black Sr. She is survived by 17 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren.

A viewing for Melba will be held Sunday, September 30, 2007 from 6 till 8 PM in the New Harmony, LDS Chapel. Viewing in Salt Lake City Thursday, October 4, 2007 from 11 till 1 PM in the Salt Lake City East Mill Creek LDS Ward. Interment will be in the Salt Lake City Cemetery fallowing the viewing. Arrangements entrusted to Swindlehurst Funeral Home. Online condolences sent to www.swin dlehurstfuneralhome.com er who rappelled down a steep 500-foot embankment to reach the woman Friday night confirmed she was dead.

A helicopter was used to remove the victim from the canyon floor Saturday morning. The incident was under investigation. Garth Hall -Graveside Services: Oct. 5, 1:00 p.m., Cedar City Cemetery. Melissa Henderson -Services Pending.

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