Olympus Class of 1965
Craig Russell
| Residing In | American Fork, UT USA |
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| Spouse/Partner | Juanita |
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| Occupation | USMC Officer/Pilot retired, President/Owner Pavement Solutions Inc. Retired |
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| Children | Six, three boys and three girls (Twelve grandchildren) |
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| Military Service | USMC - Retired  |
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Past Away Jan 2023 here is the link to Charles obituary
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/deseretnews/name/charles-hogan-obituary?id=38634685
LINCOLN RICHARD URE - OBITUARY
1947 ~ 2016
Lincoln Richard Ure III, an Episcopal priest and chaplain at St. Mark's Hospital, died June 10,2016 in Salt Lake City. In his forty-one years at St. Mark's, he counseled thousands of hospital patients and their families, hospital staff, and student chaplains. His kindness, wisdom, moral
courage and irreverent sense of humor will be sorely missed.
Born October 4, 1947 to L. Richard Ure, Jr. and Betty Olander Ure, Linc married the love of his life, Maureen O'Hara, in 1969 in Minneapolis. He was the doting father of Heather Ure Dunagan and besotted grandfather of Heather's four incredible children: Owen, Lavinia, Tessa and
Clementine.
Lincoln graduated from the University of Utah with a B.A. in Chemistry in 1970, and from The
General Theological Seminary, New York City, with an M.Div. in 1974. He was ordained priest
by The Rt. Rev. Otis Charles in 1975.
A dedicated teacher and mentor, Father Ure created the first Clinical Pastoral Education Program
in Utah. Since 1987, he was a fully-certified CPE supervisor and served on many committees for
the national Association for Clinical Pastoral Education and was the chair for the 2009 ACPE
national conference held in Salt Lake. He helped establish the first hospice in Utah and was an
active voice addressing end-of-life issues. In 1980, he helped re-open St. Luke's Church, Park
City, and held Sunday services there for eleven years. He was an affiliated priest at the Cathedral
Church for many years. From 1998 to the present, Linc served on the Board of Trustees for St.
Mark's Hospital. He was passionate about ethical issues, and was on the hospital's Ethics
Committee since 1993.
Linc's concern for others was never theoretical. Once, on the way to dinner downtown, he spotted
a distraught stranger threatening to jump from a fire escape. Despite his fear of heights, Linc
climbed several stories and dissuaded the man from committing suicide. For his efforts, he
received the Citizen's Courage Award from the SLC Mayor's Office in 2003. His achievements in
the healthcare field earned him a "Healthcare Hero" award from Utah Business Magazine in
2006.
Lincoln is survived by his wife, the artist Maureen O'Hara Ure; daughter Heather and her
husband John Dunagan, four grandchildren Redmond, WA; loving sister Carol Ure, Seattle; and
the many in-laws, nieces, nephews and cousins in his lively and affectionate family.
The family is grateful for the devoted care provided by St. Mark's physicians and staff during
Linc's struggle with primary splenic angiosarcoma. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests
donations to Road Home (210 South Rio Grande, SLC 84101) or to the Lincoln Ure Memorial
Fund (c/o Episcopal Community Services, 75 South 200 East, SLC 84111).
Funeral services with the Holy Eucharist will be held at the Cathedral Church of St. Mark, 231
East 100 South, on Wednesday, June 15 at 1:00 p.m.
Published in Salt Lake Tribune from June 14 to June 15, 2016
Posted on: Feb 18, 2016 at 8:38 AM
Joan Morsonelli Hoggan
Joni was born January 6, 1947 in Salt Lake City and resided here until December 1991, when she moved to Seattle to be closer to her sister, Shonnie.
Joni, a graduate of Olympus High School, worked for several trucking firms as a sales coordinator, a few being F-B, PST, Prism and lastly at American Transport in Edmonds, Washington.
She is survived by her parents; son, Scott Hoggan; daughter, Kimberley Hoggan; grandson, Sean Cameron Hoggan, all of Salt Lake City; a wonderful and caring sister, Shonnie Carson; as well as a very dear and loving friend, Susan Gaudette, both of Seattle.
In addition, her wonderful charm, wit and personality brought her a host of friends and admirers who will mourn her passing.
In lieu of flowers her family requests, if so desiring, a contribution to the Joan Hoggan Trust Fund, C/O Atty Jeff Donchez, 7416 212th St. Southwest, Suite 101, Edmonds, WA 98026.
My name is Lee Sorensen I was a friend of Howard De Waal. I appreciate the Olympic class for asking me to tell a few experiences I had with my friend Howard. Howard and 1 have a history even before we were born. Howards Dad and my Dad were LDS missionary companions in 1941 in the California missions. The California mission took in California, Arizona and some of Utah. My Dad, Burke Sorensen, and Jake De Waal became very close friends. Their missions ended in 1942 and both returned home and were married. One summer Jake wanted to bring his family down to Southern Utah to visit his old mission companion. Jake had about 4 or 5 kids then and that was about the same size as our family. In our family I was the oldest and I think Howard was second or third in his family. I remember them coming to Orderville and spending a week with us. I was about 15 and Howard was about 12. We had a really good time together. After that first summer, Howards family would come down almost every year and spend time with us having picnics ,cookouts and what ever else fun thing we could think to do.
In January of 1963 I received my mission call. My dad asked Jake De Waal, who was living in Holiday, if he would pick me up from the bus stop when I went up to the mission home. I remember Jake coming down to the bus stop in his VW bus and picking me up and taking me to his home. I spent a couple of nights with his family and then he took me down to the mission home.
When I returned from my mission I was drafted into the Army. Howard and I happened to be drafted at the same time. Howard received his draft letter after he received his mission call to Spain. We talked about how he was going to go to Spain when he got out of the service. We went to basic training together in Fort Lewis then we were both sent Fort Poke Louisiana. We were still in the same company there and formed a close relationship. We watched out for one another. After Fort Poke we were reassigned to Vietnam. We went to Vietnam together. We were in the same battalion but different companies. We were able to see each often and we would attend church together. Howard and I would watch out for one another. He was always such a good example to me. While other soldiers would go in to town Howard and I would hangout together around our battalion. We would watch movies in the rain. The whole time Howard was in Vietnam he was always preparing for himself to serve his mission when he got home. After a while Howard was reassigned to the Mekong Delta area down around Saigon. After that we lost contact with one another but our time was growing short and we would be heading home in March. I still remember when 1 got the letter. I was working in resupply in base camp in Quan Loi and a letter came from home and told me Howard had been killed. When I got the letter I couldn't believe it. I sat on some ammo boxes there and just thought about all the times we had together. At one time we had discussed signing papers with each other so that if one of us did end up being killed that the other one would be able to escort the body home. We never did get the papers filled out. I promised myself when I was sitting there that when I had a son I would want him to be just like Howard. So when my first son was born I named him Howard after my good Friend Howard De Waal. When my son was 12 we made a trip up to Holiday to visit Howards family.I remember him very well and we still speak of him all the time. I think about him almost every day and the example that he set for me. I tell my son about him all the time. I want to thank the class for getting in touch with me so I could send my memories for him.
And I would like to get in touch with some of his family. If anyone could help me with that.
Two of Russ' siblings: Stanley and Cheryl. Picture taken in Lawrence, Kansas 18 June 2015
Carol Ann Sweat: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Thursday, May 29, 2008
Deceased Name: Carol Ann Sweat
UT United States
Carol Ann Sweat "Miracle Lady" Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, sister and friend, Carol Ann West Sweat, passed away peacefully at home May 27, 2008 following a courageous battle with Leukemia.Born November 18, 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah, daughter of Jean Marrott and Shirley Krantz West. After high school at Olympus High, she attended BYU where she graduated in 1969 with a degree in Elementary Education. On December 18, 1969, she married Dale B. Sweat in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Carol taught for over 30 years including 27 years at Oquirrh Elementary School and finished her career at Carl Sandberg. She loved teaching children and was a wonderful example in many lives. She and her husband loved people with disabilities and spent a lot of time serving them together. Carol is survived by her husband, Dale; children: Melanie (Roger) Crouse, Carrie Sweat, Mindy (Eric) Stacy, Melissa (Shaun) Clark; grandchildren: Kayla, Jessica, Daniel, Ashley, Elizabeth, Jacob, Joshua, Darren, Emily and Sierra; her parents; siblings, Shauna Winegar and David (Donna) West. She is preceded in death by her grandchildren, Kaylynn and Benjamin; brother-in-law, Rex Winegar. Funeral services will be held Saturday, 12 noon, at the Mountain View Stake Center, 2901 West 9000 South. A viewing will be held Friday, 5-8 p.m. at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Road, and Saturday at the church, 11-11:45 a.m. Interment, West Jordan City Cemetery.
John Paul Newburn
Born: 3 November 1947 Died: 6 June 2000 in Arizona
U. S. Army Veteran 1966-1969
No obituary available at this time
Army Veteran 1966-1969
Born in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died in Midvale, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, plot J-8-5-2E
No obituary available
Merilyn Spencer
Obituary | Condolences
Merilyn Spencer 1947 ~ 2006 Born to Ellis O. Spencer and Arline Burton on February 8, 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Merilyn Attended Olympus High School. She married Lloyd B. Banks, and later divorced; Married Joseph W. Metcalf, later divorced. Merilyn had four children, 11 grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. Our beautiful and talented grandmother, daughter, sister, and mother loved crocheting, gardening, dancing, creating beautiful gifts, and making holidays wonderful for her family. Mom would give anyone anything she could (literally, the shirt off her own back). She loved children and collecting her elephants. She was always there to help anyone in need. Survived by her mother, Arline Burton Howcroft; siblings: Kay (Al) Harding, Warren Spencer, Joni (Gary) Anderson; Children: Lisa (Stephen) Martinez, Scott W. Banks, Kristin (Doug Suter) Banks, Matthew J. Metcalf; Preceded in death by: Ellis O. Spencer (father), Vicki Christian (sister), and Marsha Spencer (sister). Services will be held on Monday, Sept. 18, 2006 at the Memorial Estates, Mountain View Mortuary: 3115 E. 7800 S., at 2 p.m. Friends may call one hour prior to the service. Interment will be at 3 p.m.
Published in Salt Lake Tribune on Sept. 15, 2006
Marilynn Spencer (Metcalf)
Born: 8 Feb 1947
Died 10 Sep 2006
No obituary available nor burial record
James Thornton Cobb
Born: 15 March 1947 in Salt Lake City
Died: 15 June 1984 in Salt Lake City
No obituary available
Ross O. Clark: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - Friday, January 12, 1996
Deceased Name: Ross O. Clark
Born July 9, 1947, in Salt Lake City, Utah, the son of Richard Hone and Beth Estelle Olsen Clark.
Survived by two brothers, Gregory (wife Judy) Clark, Salt Lake, Utah; Lane (Wife Diane) Clark, Sandy, Utah; one sister, Alene (husband Peter) Cannon, Rome, Italy; 13 nieces, nephews, and many cousins.
Graveside services will be Saturday morning January 13, 1996, 11:00am, at the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, 1750 East 3300 South ( Rest Haven section).
Directors: The Holbrook Funeral Chapel.
Christine Alsop Labbe: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Salt Lake Tribune, The (UT) - Friday, January 7, 1994
Deceased Name: Christine Alsop Labbe
Christine was born August 15, 1947 in Kellogg, Idaho to Farrell and Virginia Sackett Alsop. Later moved to Salt Lake City, Utah where she was raised. Attended Olympus High School. Married Bill Evans in 1964, later divorced. Married Bernard Labbe, who preceded her in death. Married Bob Craig of Scottsdale, later divorced.
Survived by her son, Todd Elliott Evans, (wife, Lori) and their three children: Amanda, Jack and Elliott; her daughter, Jennifer Lynn Evans, all of Salt Lake City; her brother, Paul Alsop, (wife, Bobbie Wong), Switzerland; nieces, Katrina Alsop Rougelot and Lisa Alsop Romano, Salt Lake City. Preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, January 11, 1994, 11 a.m. at Wasatch Presbyterian Church, 1626 So. 1700 East.
DEATH: DEAN S. WALL: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Deseret News, The (Salt Lake City, UT) - Wednesday, October 31, 1990
Deceased Name: DEATH: DEAN S. WALL
He was born September 27, 1948 in Salt Lake City to Henning Wall and Virginia Flowers Wall. He served in the U.S. Army. He owned his own business, Dean Wall Excavating.
Survivors include his parents, Henning and Virginia Wall of Holladay; son, Shayne Wall and his mother, Rose Wall of Salt Lake City; brothers, William Wall of St. George; sister, Sheila Wall, and niece, Sharlena Wall, both of Murray.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, November 1, 1990 at 1 p.m. at MacKay Cottonwood Mortuary, 4670 Highland Drive, where friends may call Wednesday evening, from 6-8 p.m. and one hour prior to services on Thursday. Burial will follow at Holladay Memorial Park, 4900 Memory Lane.