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| 6051 | Lives in Sattelite Beach 2005 | Fichter, William Richard (I39927)
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| 6052 | Lives in Southwick, Mass. | Johnson, Edward C (I39945)
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| 6053 | Lives in Thompsonville 1968 | Glock, Lorraine (I39938)
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| 6054 | Lives in Tooele, UT | Hawkins, Grant Lester (I22585)
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| 6055 | Lives in West Simsbury 1968 | Glock, Audrey (I39940)
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| 6056 | Lives in West Springfield, Mass. | Johnson, Cedric T (I39947)
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| 6057 | LIves in Windsor Locks 1973 | Madsen, Barbara (I39951)
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| 6058 | Ljan, Nordstrand | Lindblad, Eva (I2231)
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| 6059 | Lois Seals Johnson passed away peacefully July 14, 2016. Lois was loved by all that knew her and she truly exemplified the Savior: No one was a stranger to mom. She cared for everyone and loved life and the opportunity to serve others. Mom was born to Ruben and Jenny Winterrose September 10, 1924 and grew up in Cedar City, Utah. Mom married Guy Edward Seals March 31, 1943. They had 5 children: Dennis Guy Seals (Alene), Jerry Ray Seals, Ruben Kent Seals (Susan), Dad died February 8, 1968. Mom later married her high school sweetheart Col. Ervine Vance Johnson who died March 31st 2015. Mom was a goer! She loved to have the house full of loved ones and any guests that decided to show up. She became a Pajama maker for all that was on her Christmas list. Sometimes that meant making a hundred pairs or more. Mom was a great cook and prepared many meals enjoyed by her family. She was always busy making her peanut butter fudge or hot sauce for an ice cream delight… She created a heritage of love, laugh and work your way through life. Her testimony of the Savior served as the foundation for her life. She served an LDS mission to Jacksonville Florida as well as a host of positions in the LDS church. At the time of her passing she was serving the primary children of the American Fork Ninth Ward. She loved the little children and they loved her. Our family wish to say a big “Thank You” to all who made moms last few months enjoyable and fun. A special thanks goes to the great people of Hospice of Utah who she grew to love and depend on. We were blessed to have her in our home. Her daughter-in-law Deby was able to provide for mom the greatest love with deep dedication for mom’s care and happiness. To say thanks seems totally inadequate. This last month as Deb needed more help, mom’s granddaughter Geraldine was able to step in as well. For which we are eternally grateful. She is survived by two of her children; Alice Diane Stubbs and Scott Richard Seals (Debra), 23 grandchild , many great and great great grandchildren as well has two of her siblings; Jackie Fullmer and Gayle Winterrose. Mom was preceded in death by her parents, her brother Richard (Dick) Winterrose, husband Guy and three of her sons, Dennis, Jerry, Kent and a granddaughter Heidi Lynn Seals. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, July 19, 2016 at 11:00 am in the American Fork Ninth Ward Chapel, 673 East 300 North, American Fork. Family and friends may attend a viewing Monday evening from 6-8 pm at Olpin Family Mortuary, 494 South 300 East, Pleasant Grove and at the church on Tuesday from 9:30-10:45 am. Interment will be in the American Fork City Cemetery. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.olpinmortuary.com. | Winterrose, Lois Rae (I38711)
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| 6060 | Long Island National Cemetery | Tolp, Gary Arnold (I18359)
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| 6061 | Longtime Burlington, Colorado resident Anna Alvina Schutte passed away on August 4, 2006 at the Goodland Regional Medical Center in Goodland, KS. She was 95 years old. Anna was born on November 6, 1910 in Howard County, Nebraska to Christina and Louis Olsen, and was the oldest of seven children. Anna moved to Kansas with her family at an early age and later moved to Colorado where she graduated with honors from Burlington High School. Following graduation, she continued her educational career in Greeley, Colorado, by attending the University of Northern Colorado, where she received her teaching degree. On November 18, 1939, Anna married Hank Schutte and born to this union was a son, Allen Henry Schutte. Anna enjoyed country living on a farm located Northeast of Burlington where she enjoyed being a loving wife and mother. She also proudly served as a faculty member at both the Burlington and Goodland systems where she taught children for over thirty years. On Anna’s 64th birthday, she welcomed a granddaughter Amber Lea Schutte, and later that year she retired from her beloved teaching career. Anna was also a member of the First St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and a member of the local Rebekah Lodge. Through her retirement Anna enjoyed a slower paced life by gardening, visiting with friends and spending time with her family. Anna is preceded in death by her parents, her loving husband Hank Schutte, two sisters; Clara Allan and Alta Follum, as well as two brothers; Ed Olsen and Marius Olsen. Anna leaves to mourn, her son Allen Schutte, granddaughter Amber Schutte; two sisters Lillie Pickrel (Joe) and Ina Klinginsmith (Lyle); nephews William Olsen, Frank Olsen, Randy Klinginsmith; nieces Judy Chandler, Debbie Sisung, along with many great nieces and nephews and friends. Funeral services for Mrs. Schutte were held on Monday, August 7, 2006 at 10:30 AM at the Love Funeral Home in Burlington with Pastor Roger Milheim officiating. Burial followed in the Fairview Cemetery in Burlington. Visitation was held on Sunday, August 6, 2006 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. | Olsen, Anna Alvina (I33828)
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| 6062 | Lorcksvej 6, 1. | Knudsen, Konfektionshandler, Restauratør Christian (I37270)
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| 6063 | Lubni | Ervolder, Lærer Dmitriy Vladimirovich (I2471)
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| 6064 | Lucile Armstrong Faulkner, 69, of Austin, Utah a former resident of Salt Lake City, Utah died April 26, 1995 in Richfield, Utah. She was born February 19, 1926 in Ellensburg, Washington to Charles and Caryl Hendron Armstrong. She married Robert M. Faulkner, February 24, 1945 in Salt Lake.She spent her younger years in Nanaimo, B.C., Canada. She graduated from East High. She was an avid horsewoman and loved to ride in the mountains. She was a stenographer for U.S. Federal Bankruptcy Court. She is survived by: husband, Robert Faulkner; daughters, Carol and husband, George Lancaster; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Graveside services and interment will be held on Saturday, April 29, 1995 at 2 p.m. in the Monroe City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Neal S. Magleby & Sons Mortuary in Richfield, Saturday from 1-1:45 p.m. | Armstrong, Lucille M (I40337)
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| 6065 | Lumby Kirke | Rasmussen, Flora Indiane Angelica (I42269)
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| 6066 | Lumby Kirkegård | Bonnesen, Ane Kirstine (I17662)
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| 6067 | Lumby Kirkegård | Knage, Jørgen Hansen (I26282)
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| 6068 | Lumbye | Christiansen, Jens Christian (I38477)
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| 6069 | Lumdum Kirke | Familie (F14016)
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| 6070 | Lumdumskov Mark | Karlsen, Boelsmand Laust (I38235)
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| 6071 | Lundby Kirke | Familie (F14031)
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| 6072 | Lundby Kirkegård | Nicolaisen, Ruth Annalise Kragh (I41530)
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| 6073 | Lunde Kirke | Kringelund, Syerske Esther Carla Nielsen (I33471)
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| 6074 | Lunde Kirkegård | Jørgensen, Ejnar Karl (I36328)
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| 6075 | Lunde Kirkegård | Jørgensen, Jørgen Kristian (I36329)
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| 6076 | Lundtofte Kirkegård | Nielsen, Smed på Rådvad Knivvarefabrik Carlo Peter Albert (I28848)
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| 6077 | Lundtofte Kirkegård | Holm, Claus Beck (I33284)
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| 6078 | Lundtofte Kirkegård | Jørgensen, Hans Mogens Rodenkam (I36919)
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| 6079 | Lundtoftevej 297 | Nielsen, Smed på Rådvad Knivvarefabrik Carlo Peter Albert (I28848)
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| 6080 | Lundum Kirke | Jensen, Mette Sophie Frederikke (I37723)
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| 6081 | Lundum Kirke | Jensen, Andrea Marie (I37725)
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| 6082 | Lundum Kirke | Jensen, Ane (I37726)
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| 6083 | Lundum Kirkegård | Karlsen, Boelsmand Laust (I38235)
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| 6084 | Lungebetændelse | Leffland, Ida Natalie (I1808)
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| 6085 | Lungebetændelse | Schulze, Ernst Alfred Leffland (I1939)
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| 6086 | Luther Kirken | Familie (F14909)
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| 6087 | Lykkens Gave | Brodersen, Birthe Kirstine Margrethe (I24458)
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| 6088 | Lykkesholms Allé 21 | Hirsch, Grosserer Samuel Jakob (I43884)
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| 6089 | Lykkevænget 2 | Madsen, Emma Caroline (I1948)
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| 6090 | Lyle D. Klinginsmith, 90, of Grand Island, died Monday, Dec. 24, 2018. Services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at All Faiths Funeral Home. Daniel Naranjo will officiate. Burial will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Mount Hope Cemetery at Scotia. Military honors will be rendered by the U.S. Marine Corp and the Scotia American Legion Post 150. Visitation will be an hour prior to service time. Lyle was born Oct. 10, 1928, at North Loup, the son of Frank Maxwell and Bessie (Gabaurer) Klinginsmith. He was raised on a farm and graduated from North Loup High School class of 1946. He was united in marriage to Ina Olsen on Jan. 6, 1948. Lyle served in the U.S. Marine Corp from 1952 to 1954 during the Korean War. Following his service, he and Ina farmed south of North Loup, then northwest of Scotia. They later purchased their own farm in the Davis Creek area near Loup City. Later he was employed for several years by the Griswold Seed Co., retiring in 1992. He is a member of the American Legion. Lyle enjoyed going to breakfast with friends, playing cards, watching westerns, riding horses camping and fishing. Survivors include his wife of nearly 71 years, Ina; a son and daughter-in-law, Randy and Sheila Klinginsmith of Kearney; a grandson and his wife, Nathan and Mindy Klinginsmith; three great-grandchildren, Arielle, Abrielle and Asher; and a sister, Judy Weeks of Aurora. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Harold. | Klinginsmith, Lyle D. (I34324)
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| 6091 | Lylia Gladys Porter Carlisle Nelson was born 16 June 1930 in Chino Valley, Arizona, the fifth child of Cyril Vickory Porter and Gladys Vivian Despain. Lylia’s early childhood was spent in Heber, Arizona. She was only five when her father passed away but she remembered sitting on his lap and learning to sing. That was the beginning of her lifelong love of music. Her growing up years were not always easy. There were lots of chores to be done as she helped her mother and brothers, and they grew to be a strong loving family, having lots of fun along the way. After moving to Prescott, cousins joined in that fun. Lylia began music lessons when she was six years old and by the age of ten she was playing the piano for Primary. After being taught to play the organ, she was the ward organist when she was 16. For most of her life she was either playing or directing music. Lylia met her future husband, Grant, in 1947 on his first day in the mission field, as she often helped the missionaries with music. She and Grant wrote to each other during his mission. When he was released, he came back to Prescott with his parents who had come to pick him up. Grant proposed, she accepted, and with her mother’s approval, they were sealed in the Arizona temple 24 May 1949. Leaving her family behind, she moved with Grant to Payson, Utah, taking her music with her. She was welcomed in to the Carlisle family and her new home. While helping to raise eight children, she continued to serve in the Church and community, accompanying small groups, wards choirs, singing in choirs, and being part of a trio with two of her best friends. She began teaching piano lessons in 1951 and for nearly 40 years, she shared her love for music with her students. Many of her grandchildren were blessed to be taught by her. After becoming an empty nester, she worked as a Chapter I reading assistant at Taylor elementary school. Of course, she was always ready to help with anything musical at the school. The temple was always a special place for her; she had some of her most precious moments there. During the dedication of the Provo temple, she was part of a group who sang in the celestial room. She and Grant worked together in the baptistery in the Provo temple. That was one of the most beautiful experiences they shared together. Grant passed away April 2009 after nearly 60 years together. Lylia was blessed with another loving companion when she married Carl Nelson, a longtime friend and music lover. Lylia has now gone home to join her parents, siblings, one great granddaughter, Kaylee, and her beloved Grant. She leaves behind her husband Carl and her eight children: Linda, Calvin, Marvin, Shanna, Dennis, Susan, Jeff, and Daren. She also leaves behind 29 grandchildren, 57 great grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild. She has been a loving and faithful example to us all. She will be missed and loved by all who knew her. Graveside services will be held Monday, August 24, 2020 at 10:00 am at the Payson City Cemetery, 400 North 800 East. To view a live broadcast of the service copy this link to your browser https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85190044836. For a live audio-only link via phone dial: 669-900-9128 Meeting ID: 851 9004 4836 To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Lylia Gladys (Porter) Carlisle Nelson, please visit our floral store. | Porter, Lylia Gladys (I42185)
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| 6092 | Lyngby Assistens Kirkegård | Hansen, Olivia Agnete Johanne (I28802)
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| 6093 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F208)
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| 6094 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F9082)
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| 6095 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F10489)
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| 6096 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F13652)
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| 6097 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F13653)
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| 6098 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F13704)
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| 6099 | Lyngby Kirke | Familie (F13801)
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| 6100 | Lyngby Kirke | Hansdatter, Karen (I45)
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