14-year-old daughter of Charles and Nellie Duncan Amott.
Maxine attened East High School at the time of her death. By the time she was fourteen years old, she had developed a love for dancing and was a student at the LDS School of Music.
The night of December 29, Maxine and her cousin Louis, along with a few other children, left Maxine's house shortly before eight o'clock to go sledding. Three other children rode on one sled, while Maxine and Louis followed behind them on a seperate sled.
At the corner of Bryan Avenue and 12th East, Louis and Maxine's sled was struck by a car as it turned the corner. They died instantly.
Both are buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.
Maxine attened East High School at the time of her death. By the time she was fourteen years old, she had developed a love for dancing and was a student at the LDS School of Music.
The night of December 29, Maxine and her cousin Louis, along with a few other children, left Maxine's house shortly before eight o'clock to go sledding. Three other children rode on one sled, while Maxine and Louis followed behind them on a seperate sled.
At the corner of Bryan Avenue and 12th East, Louis and Maxine's sled was struck by a car as it turned the corner. They died instantly.
Both are buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.
14-year-old daughter of Charles and Nellie Duncan Amott.
Maxine attened East High School at the time of her death. By the time she was fourteen years old, she had developed a love for dancing and was a student at the LDS School of Music.
The night of December 29, Maxine and her cousin Louis, along with a few other children, left Maxine's house shortly before eight o'clock to go sledding. Three other children rode on one sled, while Maxine and Louis followed behind them on a seperate sled.
At the corner of Bryan Avenue and 12th East, Louis and Maxine's sled was struck by a car as it turned the corner. They died instantly.
Both are buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.
Maxine attened East High School at the time of her death. By the time she was fourteen years old, she had developed a love for dancing and was a student at the LDS School of Music.
The night of December 29, Maxine and her cousin Louis, along with a few other children, left Maxine's house shortly before eight o'clock to go sledding. Three other children rode on one sled, while Maxine and Louis followed behind them on a seperate sled.
At the corner of Bryan Avenue and 12th East, Louis and Maxine's sled was struck by a car as it turned the corner. They died instantly.
Both are buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery.
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