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Bryce Lynn
1946 ~ 2019
Bryce M. Lynn passed away October 14, 2019 in Nephi, Utah. He was born on July 29, 1946 to Fredrick Moroni Lynn and Patricia Viola Kay in Payson, Utah. He attended Mona Elementary, 2 years of high school in New Zealand and graduated from Juab High School in 1964. He attended Snow College and BYU. He married his sweetheart, Marian Williams on September 23, 1966 in the Manti, Utah Temple. They were dedicated to one another for 53 years, and they found joy raising their 6 children in a gospel-centered home. Family was very important to Bryce. One of his proudest moments was when he sat in the temple with all 6 of his children and their spouses. Bryce served his family and community in many different capacities. He was co-owner of Lynn Construction with his brother for over 40 years. He built several houses of his own and helped all of his children build their homes. He also served on the Juab School Board, and he served his community as mayor of Mona, where he was a life-long resident, for 3 terms. Bryce loved to play sports, and nobody hit more home runs than he did! He also loved to watch sports and enjoyed watching his kids and grandkids play sports as well. He loved the outdoors, including fishing, riding 4-wheelers, working and traveling. He was always an example of hard work and dedication. Bryce was a dedicated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many different capacities, including 1st counselor in the Bishopric, Ward Mission Leader, Elders Quorum Presidency, and many others, and he always served faithfully. He always had a testimony of the gospel, and his dedication to it was apparent in all he did! He is survived by his wife Marian; 6 kids: Suzanne (Joe) Erbe; Lori (Jeff) Elbert; Lisa (Kent) Dastrup; Ryan (Julie) Lynn; Kaycee (Zach) Hathaway and Kyle (Brittin) Lynn; brothers Wesley (Gayle) Lynn and Brett (Tammy) Lynn; 23 grandkids and 1 great-grandchild on the way. He is preceded in death by his parents, 2 brothers, Kenneth and Kirk; 1 sister, Gayle; and a daughter, Lynette. Funeral services were held Monday, October 21, 2019 at 11:00 am at the Mona 3rd/4th Ward Building (100 West 800 South).
Leona E Hansen
1932 ~ 2019
A beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, Leona Ewell Hansen, age 87, passed away peacefully October 15 in her home surrounded by family. Leona was born July 3, 1932 in Nephi, Utah to Ezekiel Hyrum and Elsie Leona Bowers Ewell. She was their fifth child. Leona graduated from Juab High School. She married John Byron Hansen in the Manti, Utah Temple on September 27, 1951. She was his lifelong sweetheart. They loved to dance together in the Moroni dance hall. John was stationed in the Philippines after the Korean War and Leona traveled to be with him, bringing their three-year-old daughter along on the Navy ship. They spent some time living in Sunnyvale, California before settling in Holladay, Utah. She worked for many years with the Mountain Bell telephone company. Leona was full of sass and love. She adored her family, always saying she had the most beautiful grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She had a strong testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving as a ward librarian, visiting teacher, and secretary in the Relief Society. Leona is survived by two sisters, Barbara Manwill (Burt, deceased) and Helen Reed (Clarence, deceased); her husband, John Byron Hansen; their three children: Sue (Dennis) Lloyd, John Brent (Heather) Hansen, and Matthew (Tracy) Hansen; grandchildren Emily Cordova, Jennifer (Erik) Strong, Ellie (Kevin) Burton, Brad (Kevin) Hansen, Jack (Bre) Hansen, Michael Hansen, Lisa (Cody) Wiseman, and Kylie Hansen; great-grandchildren Jaela Cordova, Theodore and Georgia Strong, and Rowan Burton. She is preceded in death by her parents, brothers Robert and Clyde, and grandson Andrew Lloyd. A viewing was held on Tuesday, October 22nd from 9:30-10:45 a.m. at the Holladay 28th Ward building, 2625 E. Milo Way (4910 S.), Holladay, Utah 84117. Services followed at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Nephi at Vine Bluff Cemetery.
Sandra Anderson
1946 ~ 2019
Our incredible and dearly loved mother, grandmother, sister and friend returned home to the loving arms of our Heavenly Father on October 17, 2019. Born Feb. 23, 1946 to Deon and Geraldine Rosquist in Nephi, Utah. Sandy spent most of her life in Ephraim. Sandy loved serving others in various ways. Sandy’s love for kids and her experiences of raising nieces and nephews led her to open a day care business, “Little People Inc“ in Ephraim. Her love for little people along with her love to dance as well as doing yard work, and the smell of the best homemade bread ever, led to 30 years and hundreds of kids who still remember Sandy’s day care. Sandy moved back to Nephi 16 years ago to be closer to family and grandkids. Her life’s passion was supporting her family in all that they did. She is survived by her son Alan (Teri) Edmunds of St. George, and daughter Cimberly (Shaler) Jensen of Nephi. She adored her 6 grandchildren: Hadley, Chandler, Mckaylee, Abriee, Kallie, and Brevik. She is also survived by her siblings: Buddy and Diana Rosquist of Boulder City, Nevada, Von and Mary Rosquist of Levan, Gerald Rosquist of Nephi, Dale Rosquist of Levan, Fred and Barbara Rosquist of Frankfort, Kansas, LaDaun and Rick of St. George, and Cary and Chris Rosquist of Beaver. Mom was preceded in death by her parents, daughter Teresa Ann Edmunds, and grandson Hadley Shaler Jensen. A celebration of her life will be held on Saturday, October 26 at 11:00 am in the Levan Ward Cultural Hall, 100 East Center Street. Interment at Levan City Cemetery, luncheon to follow. Our family would like to express gratitude to the entire staff of Central Valley Medical Center, and Central Valley Hospice for the care they have given to her and for making her comfortable at this tender time. |
