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Alma Dorus Eakle, Jr. died Dec. 7, 2004
Alma Dorus Eakle, Jr. died Dec. 7, 2004 of inoperable pancreatic cancer in Tremonton, UT. surrounded by his loving family. Because of the many prayers offered by his friends and loved ones, he died without the pain normally associated with this dreadful disease. Alma was born 30 May 1934, in Salt Lake City, Utah, son of Alma Dorus Eakle and Mary Alice Rodgers. He was a dedicated member of the LDS Church. He served a full time mission in the Central States--Oklahoma and Missouri; and served in the Mission Presidency of the Bountiful, Utah Stake. He served in many callings including two bishoprics, stake high council, Elder's Quorum presidency, Seventy's Quorum presidency, and was High Priest Group Leader of the Tremonton Sixth Ward at the time of his death. Alma Dorus Eakle, Jr, is survived by his wife of 47 years, Arlene Haslam Eakle, two sons: Richard Alma Eakle and John Thomas Eakle , both of Tremonton; and two daughters: JoAnn (Mrs. John) Jackson, West Valley and Linda (Mrs. Kerry) Brinkerhoff, Tremonton; three sisters: Mary Alice Crouch, Bountiful; Norma (Mrs. Max) Richardson, Woods Cross; Betty Catherine (Mrs. Roger) Beachler, Kaysville; and 17 grandchildren, ages eight months to 24 years.
Alma
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LABOR DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 2004 Lena & William DeWaal Descendants Reunion! If William DeWaal was your Grandpa & Lena DeWaal was your Grandma, We Want You!!!! All sons & daughters, aunts & uncles.. We Want You All to COME Layton LDS Church Stake
Park
Instead of laboring on Labor Day... let’s play, dance, sing a little, play a little "Fiddle music, do some foot stompin'', play volleyball, soccer, baseball, basketball or just sit on the grass in the shade and talk. How about a water fight? And while we're at it........... Lets have a POTLUCK
PICNIC LUNCH:
You Bring Salads, Casseroles,
Side Dishes & Desserts to share!
A big barbecue grill /cooker
will be there available for your use.
Map and directions
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I-15 from the North take exit 335 westbound (Syracuse/Antelope Island exit) Go west to Main Street (Old "State Street"/US91/SR126),, Turn left (south) onto Main Street, Continue south (about 2 miles) to Gentile Street. Turn right (west) onto Gentile Street (SR109) and go west to 2120 West. I-15 from the South take exit 332 (West bound) Go west north west to Main Street (Old "State Street"/US91/SR126), Go North on Main street to the first intersection/stop light-that is Gentile Street Turn left (west) onto Gentile street (SR109) and go west to 2120 West - and you are there! Note: Gentile Street (SR109) is the major street connecting Layton and West Layton. Red Star is Layton 2nd Ward / Layton Stake Recreation Center & Park. --- Your destination! Map below Courtesy of MapQuest Click map for different zooms or views or for complete driving instruction from your location. 
See you there! Let's enjoy our family's love, companionship and fun forever! - Sylvia,Geraldine &Tom |
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Dear Rodgers family members: I thought I would let you all know that Aunt Vickie's mother died this morning. As you may already know, her mother has been very ill with cancer of the intestines for over a year now. I talked with David Ray just a while ago and he said that as far as he knows they are going to have grave side services only. It will probably be in Ogden as that is where she lived. We all know how it hurts to loose a mother or a grandmother and I know that Vickie is going to miss her mom. I'll let you know when the Funeral/grave side services are going to be. Love, Aunt Sylvia Thr, Aug 5, 2004 - Ogden Standard Examiner
She was born April 19, 1936 in Brigham City to Irven Lenard and Clara Mahalia Barker Perry. She married Gerald Alvin Fuller on December 7, 1951 in the Logan LDS Temple. She was a member of the LDS Church, where she was active as visiting teacher, primary teacher, nursery leader, and Cub Scout den mother. She was a cook for Mt. Ogden Jr. High. Juanita enjoyed square dancing, her time at the Golden Hours center, traveling and collecting dolls. She also enjoyed making quilts, which she donated to people around the world. Her family was the most important thing in her life. She enjoyed taking pictures of everyone. She loved all people and always saw the good in them. Never judged anyone, and enjoyed making people smile. Surviving are her husband, Gerald Fuller; four daughters and two sons, Geraldine (Jack) Hess, Aurora, CO; Lenard (Vickie) Fuller, Ogden; Vickie (David) Rodgers, Salt Lake; Susan (Robert) Alexander, Farr West; Debra Rose, Anchorage, AK; Ronald (Karlene) Fuller, Layton; 19 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and six step-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and five sisters. Special thanks to Odyssey Hospice for their loving care. Viewing: Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. Myers Mortuary, 845 Washington Blvd, Ogden. Graveside Services: Saturday, August 7, 2004 at 11 a.m. at Willard Cemetery, 550 North Main (Hwy 89), Willard. Send condolences to family at On-line
Obituary For Juanita Perry Fuller
Or if coming from South you can exit sooner at Exit #354, to UT-126 / US-89 / Willard. Stay on US-89, travel North approx 6 miles to Cemetary on right, at 550 North. From Logan: At the Brigham City Main Street intersection, take Hwy 89 South, 4 miles (through Perry Utah) to Willard, to 550 North. Cemetary is on left. Map To Cemetery (MSNMaps) Willard Cemetery website (listed with old original Pioneer Cemetery address) |
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Wednesday July 21 2004, 6:30pm Reception following (~7pm) with Potluck-Dinner / Dancing / Visiting at the Bountiful 37th Ward Chapel, 1500 North 400 East, Bountiful, UT Wedding is in Relief Society Room. Reception follows in Cultural Hall (Same Chapel as Grandma & Grandpa's Funerals) East side of 400 East (Orchard Drive) near corner of Pages Lane (1600 North) East of Dicks Market at the Bountiful/Centerville line Click here for map (then click "zoom", one button down, to see freeway exits) |
Tom has been asked to run for State Senate (TomRodgersForSenator.org)
because of his defense and legislative efforts for families (FamilyVsState.org) |
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Lena Irene DeWaal Rodgers & Kenneth Woodbury Rodgers Monday, June 21, 2004, Mom's birthday! Granger Park Pavilion,
3550 South 3600 West, West Valley City, Utah
Pavilion, electricity, rest rooms, volleyball court, horseshoe pit, playground, fire pit, drinking fountain, lots of green grass and trees and space to play ball. Let's sing some old songs around the fire pit and remember the good times in our lives. Share pictures and take some mementos off of my hands from mom & dad's. SEE YOU ALL THERE
READY FOR A GOOD TIME
Win a prize! Guess what the song title is to the midi and tell who requested it for who on the radio in our family. This was one of mama's favorites! |
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Larry Rodgers died Jan 27 2004.
It does not say when the funeral is but I think it is Monday at 11:00 AM Date: 1/30/04 9:01:46 PM Mountain
Standard Time
Larry Melvin Rodgers
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 Obituary
for LouJane Jackson Rodgers' father
N. KELLAND JACKSON, 84 died Jan. 15, 2004. Veiwing and Funeral Jan 18 & 19 2004 See obituary: (FamilyLouJanesFathersObituary.htm) |
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Family members; Please come to -This is to let all of the family members and friends know that Kenneth Woodbury Rodgers, a brave warrior and defender of the Gospel of Peace and our Lord and Savior Jesus the Christ, after long suffering and patience passed through the veil today at 12:35 PM at the South Davis Community Hospital Care Center. His passing was from the
ravages of a damaged Liver and Ascites
His funeral
& viewing will be on Saturday, Jan. 3, 2004.
I miss him terribly already but am so glad to see him out of the terrible
pain and suffering. Mama finally got her "for time and all eternity,
right now!" wish.
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Saturday, December 27, 2003,
Kenneth Woodbury Rodgers, a brave and valiant defender of the Restored Gospel of Peace and our Lord and Savior, Jesus The Christ, having expressed his love for all his children, squeezing and holding the hands of his oldest child, representing all his children, and that of Monica, one of his kind attendants at South Davis Community Care Center, at 12:35 pm, peacefully and willingly breathed his last breath in this mortal state and passed with comfortable joy on into eternity. At the age of 86, after long suffering and patience, he died from the final failure of an environmental and accident damaged liver and Acites. He was valiant and true to the end. He never cursed his suffering but only yearned to join his eternal mate, Irene. Finally confident his work was done, called and reaching through the veil, He accepted the hand of his sweet bride and he left this Earth knowing that he was loved on both sides of that thinnest of Eternity's divides in that most precious of moments. Ken was born at his family's "old firehouse" main street home in Bountiful, Utah on March 7, 1917 to Loretta Lambert Woodbury & Eli Brumm Rodgers Sr. He went to Stoker Elementary and graduated from Davis High School. He loved to perform and act, participating in numerous plays and road shows. He could remember the best jokes and tell them like a pro. In the early spring of 1940, at the "Coconut Grove" he met and fell in love with Lena Irene DeWaal. On September 4, 1940 they were married for "Time and All Eternity" in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. From this union came 9 children, 38 grandchildren, and 42 great grandchildren which they loved with all their hearts. Ken held various jobs through out his life: plumber, milkman, small farmer, church poultry ranch operator, church technical maintenance and custodian, barber, and all around fix it genius, but the one labor he enjoyed the most was working for the Brethren as facility high tech maintenance specialist at the LDS Church's Deseret Gym. In 1983, Ken & Irene were called to fill an LDS Mission among the wonderful Native American, Zuni Nation, in the Holbrook, Arizona Mission. Irene died Aug. 02, 2000. Ken was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and lived in the Bountiful 37th Ward. He held and performed in the priesthood office as High Priest. His testimony never wavered in the face of adversity and he loved bearing it, and did it faithfully every where he could, especially in his own wards Fast and Testimony meetings. 
Ken is survived by three sons, Thomas (Betty) Rodgers, Chester (LouJane)
Rodgers, David Ray (Vickie) Rodgers, five daughters, Sylvia (Lars) Andersson,
Loretta (Stephen) Larsen, Venice (Robert) Garner, Geraldine (Larry) Newhall,
Cindy (David) Reinhold. one brother, Eli Brumm (Lucille) Rodgers Jr., and
one brother-in-law Carroll (Helen) Roberts.
Ken was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, a baby son Kenneth, one brother, Melvin, two sisters, Catherine Roberts and Mary Alice Eakle. The family would like to thank a very special friend and neighbor Charles Miller, who has helped Dad many years as a care taker and landscaper, and best of friends. When Ken's children could not be there, Charley was. Also special thanks to Rob Nelsen, Steven Thaxton and Richard Howe some of Dad's most loving and always caring neighbors. And also our family's grateful appreciation goes to those kind care givers at Lake View Hospital and those wonderful staff attending Ken with dedication and tenderest love in Dad's last few months and final moments at South Davis Community Care Center. A Special limited Family Viewing will be held Friday, Jan 2, 2004, 3:30 pm at Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary 295 N. Main, Bountiful, Utah. at the Bountiful 37th Ward Chapel, 1500 North 400 East, Bountiful, UT Funeral services will be held in Chapel beginning at 1:00 PM Burial will take place following the services at the Bountiful City Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 W. Bountiful. |
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(cropped and edited to fit space). Kenneth Woodbury Rodgers, a valiant defender of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, breathed his last breath in this mortal state and with quiet joy passed into eternity. At the age of 86, after long suffering and patience, died from a damaged liver and Acites. He was true to the end, never cursing his suffering, but only yearned to join his eternal partner, Irene. At 12:35 PM, while holding the hands of his oldest son and his nurse, Monica, at South Davis Community Care Center, he gave a final hand squeeze goodbye, then reached beyond the veil, and joined his loving wife. He went knowing he was loved. Ken was born at his family's "old firehouse" main street home in Bountiful, Utah, on March 7, 1917 to Loretta Lambert Woodbury & Eli Brumm Rodgers Sr. He went to Stoker Elementary and graduated from Davis High School. He loved to perform and act, participating in numerous plays and road shows. He could remember the best jokes and tell them like a pro. In the early spring of 1940, at the "Coconut Grove", he met and fell in love with Lena Irene DeWaal. On September 4, 1940 they were married for "Time and All Eternity" in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. From this union came 9 children, 38 grandchildren, and 42 great grandchildren which they loved with all their hearts. Ken held various jobs through out his life: plumber, milkman, small farmer, church poultry ranch operator, church technical maintenance and custodian, barber, and all around fix it genius, but the one labor he enjoyed the most was working for "the Brethren" as facility high tech maintenance specialist at the LDS Church's Deseret Gym. In 1983, Ken & Irene filled a church mission among the Native American, Zuni Nation, in the Holbrook, Arizona Mission. Ken was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He held and performed in the priesthood office as a"High Priest." His testimony never wavered in the face of adversity. He loved baring it and did it faithfully every where he could especially in his own ward's Fast and Testimony meetings. Ken is survived by three sons; Thomas (Betty) Rodgers, Chester (LouJane) Rodgers, David Ray (Vickie) Rodgers, five daughters; Sylvia (Lars) Andersson, Loretta (Stephen) Larsen, Venice (Robert) Garner, Geraldine (Larry) Newhall, Cindy (David) Reinhold, one brother; Eli Brumm (Lucille) Rodgers Jr., and one brother-in-law; Carroll (Helen) Roberts. Ken was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, a baby son, Kenneth, one brother, Melvin, two sisters, Mary Alice Eakle and Catherine Roberts. The family would like to thank a very special friend and neighbor, Charles Miller, who helped Ken many years as his care taker and landscaper when Ken's children could not be there. Also, a special thanks to Rob Nelsen, Steven Thaxton, and Richard Howe some very special neighbors. Funeral services will be at 1:00 PM on Saturday, January 3, 2004, at the Bountiful 37th Ward Chapel, 1500 North 400 East, Bountiful, UT. Friends and family are invited to a viewing from 11:30 AM - 12:45 PM. prior to the funeral. Burial will take place at the Bountiful City Cemetery following the services. |
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Jeff Rodgers' Mission Homecoming Sunday Dec 28 11am @ 1475 North 300 West ~~~ Julie's Rodgers Wedding reception Fri Evening Jan 2 2004 Same Chapel |
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Alex Jefferies Baptizm Saturday, Sept 6, 2003, 1pm click here for map (and driving instructions) Alex is the oldest son of our daughter Cindy - and Paul Jefferies |
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Date: 6/25/03 10:26:43 AM Mountain Daylight Time From: larssylvia@juno.com Hey Guys & Gals:
Subj: Lena & William DeWaal descendants reunion invitation to the Rodgers family & others Date: 8/14/03 7:28:36 PM Mountain Daylight Time From: larssylvia@juno.com "Grandma Irene started it and we are still having
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for "all" the living descendants of William & Lena DeWaal Grandpa
& Grandma DeWaal had 8 living children :
Labor Day, Monday, September 1, 2003 Layton
2nd Ward Outdoor Recreation Center
An onsight large barbecue will be available! So
bring all of your own families food or barbecue items to cook,
Please contact Sylvia with a "YES!" we can be there or a "NO" I will miss it this year. Sylvia: (home phone) (801) 966-2617 (pager with voice mail) (801) 267-1935 cell phone/no voice mail: (801) 750-5063 e-mail address: larssylvia@juno.com Food, fun, games, entertainment, share genealogy pictures, share family pictures, listen to old family tapes, bike riding, scooter, basketball, baseball, volleyball, croquet (you know the game where you hit the ball with a mallet and send the ball through a hoop on the lawn) if we can get Venice or anyone to bring their sets. Water fight...this means big squirt guns permitted and encouraged. (Some of us still owe Venita DeWaal "big time") (Water balloon war will be in a designated area so that we don't cause utter chaos) Come meet the old cousins....(& I do mean "old") and their children and their children’s children. Sponsored by Sylvia & Geraldine (the Rodgers family)...all help accepted...no volunteer will be turned away! HERE IS HOW TO GET THERE: I-15 from the North take exit 335 westbound (Syracuse/Antelope Island exit) Go west to Main Street (Old "State Street"/US91/SR126),, Turn left (south) onto Main Street, Continue south (about 2 miles) to Gentile Street. Turn right (west) onto Gentile Street (SR109) and go west to 2120 West. I-15 from the South take exit 332 (West bound) Go west north west to Main Street (Old "State Street"/US91/SR126), Go North on Main street to the first intersection/stop light-that is Gentile Street Turn left (west) onto Gentile street (SR109) and go west to 2120 West - and you are there! Note: Gentile Street (SR109) is the major street connecting Layton and West Layton. Red Star is Layton 2nd Ward / Layton Stake Recreation Center & Park. --- Your destination! Map below Courtesy of MapQuest Click map for different zooms or views or for complete driving instruction from your location.
See you there! Let's enjoy our family's love, companionship and fun forever! - Sylvia,Geraldine &Tom |
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All Family members; Please come to our fun - DeWaal Family Reunion Hosted by Sylvia and Geraldine (Rodgers) Labor Day, Monday, Sept 2, 2002 at |
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Date: 8/28/02 9:53:26 PM Mountain Daylight Time From: larssylvia@juno.com (Sylvia R Andersson) To: larssylvia@juno.com THIS IS A REMINDER NOTICE!!!!! AND DIRECTIONS FOR GETTING THERE!!!!! Family Reunion for "all" the living descendants of William & Lena DeWaal Grandpa
& Grandma DeWaal had 8 living children :
Labor Day, Monday, September 2, 2002 Layton
2nd Ward Outdoor Recreation Center
Geraldine
& Sylvia will be cooking a big pot of fresh corn on the cob.
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at The Utah State Fair! |
Come see Tom's presentation at - Utah State Fair 2002 Utah State Fairpark, Market Building Thur Sept 5 through Sun Sept 15, 2002 look for on Human (and Animal) Health - Utah / USA / Intn'l Call me ahead of your attending! - I have complimentry Fair Entrance Tickets for family! |
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Family: I have started this web site as means for us all to share
family information, events, stories, photos, genealogy, memories and fun!
This site is accessible through any of the easy to remember links shown
in the panel below. Anything that you would like our whole family or close
friends to see or know, please let me know and I will try to get it in
place here. Send me text, computer data files or photos (preferably
in a transportable format, on a disk or in email, and, if possible, html
ready - to save me time) and I can upload it for all to enjoy.
Love,Tom 9/1/02
PO Box 304, Bountiful Ut 84011-0304, Email LifeSaveIn@aol.com, or Ph 801-298-9095 (Caller ID recorded) |
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Alma
Dorus Eakle, Jr. 1934 ~ 2004 Beloved by all who knew him Box
Elder County Dairyman,
OGDEN
- Our loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend, Juanita Perry Fuller,
68, passed away Tuesday, August 03, 2004 at her home.
