Salt Lake Tribune on Aug. 31, 2014. Obituary: Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox, 16 May 1920 ~ 27 August 2014. Born in Wattis, UT to Fanny Harriet Fowler & John Milton Harper. Died in Omaha, NE. She knit, sewed, had family gatherings, worked, taught her children and grandchildren, saw that they took dancing and piano; and she read. "Richer than I you could never be. I had a mother who read to me." Graveside service Tuesday, 2 September, 11am Farmington Cemetery. Please see Madeline Quayle's facebook for more.
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My mother, Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox passed away today in Omaha, Nebraska. She was born in Wattis, Utah on 16 May 1920. Wattis is a beautiful coal mining town west of Price. Her parents were (are) John Milton Harper and Fanny Harriet Fowler. She had a colorful, beautiful life with as much sweet as bitter. If there is anything of resilience in me and my children, I would say that we got it from Mom. She will be remembered for rising to the occasion, wearing her lipstick and a smile. Rest in peace. We love you. Thank you to brother Tim and sister (in-law) Louise for caring for Mom in these last many years. You are the angels.
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My mother, Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox passed away today in Omaha, Nebraska. She was born in Wattis, Utah on 16 May 1920. Wattis is a beautiful coal mining town west of Price. Her parents were (are) John Milton Harper and Fanny Harriet Fowler. She had a colorful, beautiful life with as much sweet as bitter. If there is anything of resilience in me and my children, I would say that we got it from Mom. She will be remembered for rising to the occasion, wearing her lipstick and a smile. Rest in peace. We love you. Thank you to brother Tim and sister (in-law) Louise for caring for Mom in these last many years. You are the angels.
Salt Lake Tribune on Aug. 31, 2014. Obituary: Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox, 16 May 1920 ~ 27 August 2014. Born in Wattis, UT to Fanny Harriet Fowler & John Milton Harper. Died in Omaha, NE. She knit, sewed, had family gatherings, worked, taught her children and grandchildren, saw that they took dancing and piano; and she read. "Richer than I you could never be. I had a mother who read to me." Graveside service Tuesday, 2 September, 11am Farmington Cemetery. Please see Madeline Quayle's facebook for more.
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My mother, Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox passed away today in Omaha, Nebraska. She was born in Wattis, Utah on 16 May 1920. Wattis is a beautiful coal mining town west of Price. Her parents were (are) John Milton Harper and Fanny Harriet Fowler. She had a colorful, beautiful life with as much sweet as bitter. If there is anything of resilience in me and my children, I would say that we got it from Mom. She will be remembered for rising to the occasion, wearing her lipstick and a smile. Rest in peace. We love you. Thank you to brother Tim and sister (in-law) Louise for caring for Mom in these last many years. You are the angels.
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My mother, Marice Harper (Hughes) Wilcox passed away today in Omaha, Nebraska. She was born in Wattis, Utah on 16 May 1920. Wattis is a beautiful coal mining town west of Price. Her parents were (are) John Milton Harper and Fanny Harriet Fowler. She had a colorful, beautiful life with as much sweet as bitter. If there is anything of resilience in me and my children, I would say that we got it from Mom. She will be remembered for rising to the occasion, wearing her lipstick and a smile. Rest in peace. We love you. Thank you to brother Tim and sister (in-law) Louise for caring for Mom in these last many years. You are the angels.
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