Early Life: Reva was born April 29, 1925, to Rufus Stafford Golden and Zelma Elizabeth Christensen Golden, their second child.
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Reva met her husband, Fay LeGrand Morgan, on a blind date arranged by Majorie Bird. As their interest in each other grew, they were married January 1, 1941; later sealed for time and eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on January 18, 1944. They raised their family of six children: Wayne, Russell, Sydnee, Brad, Randy and Karen. At Reva’s passing they had 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids. Quite a posterity! Reva and Fay loved camping: deer camps, fishing trips, family trips or reunions were a great adventure waiting to happen with family and friends. The only thing better was watching the JAZZ! And the only thing better than that was going to a ball game or sport of any kind where kids or grandkids were playing. Grandpa Fay took kids to the coffee shop for hot chocolate and Grandma Reva loved giving out $1 bills for home runs, caught fly balls or goals! Reva worked at the turkey plant, sewing plant and Nephi Hospital to help support their family. She was an excellent seamstress, making clothes of every kind. She also loved to crochet afghans and bowl. Fay and Reva were part of the bowling league when they found spare time. Reva faithfully served as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the library, as a Primary teacher, a Relief Society secretary, a visiting teacher, Sunday School stake board and other callings. Reva had a beautiful voice and loved to sing in the ward choir and with her mother, Zelma, were part of the church women’s choir. Reva loved life and family. In 92 years, she packed in a lot of life. The last few years were a little less than wonderful. Reva Golden Morgan passed away July 11, 2017, in Nephi Utah.
Survived By: Her son, Russ & Betty; her daughter, Sydnee & Dan; her son, Randy; and daughter, Karen & Alan; and her brother, Gary; 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Fay; her sons: Wayne and Brad; her parents; her sister, Florence; and her brothers: Don, Glen and Clyde.
Services: Graveside service
Burial: Vine Bluff Cemetery
Original Obituary Published By:
© Goff Mortuary | July 2017
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Reva met her husband, Fay LeGrand Morgan, on a blind date arranged by Majorie Bird. As their interest in each other grew, they were married January 1, 1941; later sealed for time and eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on January 18, 1944. They raised their family of six children: Wayne, Russell, Sydnee, Brad, Randy and Karen. At Reva’s passing they had 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids. Quite a posterity! Reva and Fay loved camping: deer camps, fishing trips, family trips or reunions were a great adventure waiting to happen with family and friends. The only thing better was watching the JAZZ! And the only thing better than that was going to a ball game or sport of any kind where kids or grandkids were playing. Grandpa Fay took kids to the coffee shop for hot chocolate and Grandma Reva loved giving out $1 bills for home runs, caught fly balls or goals! Reva worked at the turkey plant, sewing plant and Nephi Hospital to help support their family. She was an excellent seamstress, making clothes of every kind. She also loved to crochet afghans and bowl. Fay and Reva were part of the bowling league when they found spare time. Reva faithfully served as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the library, as a Primary teacher, a Relief Society secretary, a visiting teacher, Sunday School stake board and other callings. Reva had a beautiful voice and loved to sing in the ward choir and with her mother, Zelma, were part of the church women’s choir. Reva loved life and family. In 92 years, she packed in a lot of life. The last few years were a little less than wonderful. Reva Golden Morgan passed away July 11, 2017, in Nephi Utah.
Survived By: Her son, Russ & Betty; her daughter, Sydnee & Dan; her son, Randy; and daughter, Karen & Alan; and her brother, Gary; 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Fay; her sons: Wayne and Brad; her parents; her sister, Florence; and her brothers: Don, Glen and Clyde.
Services: Graveside service
Burial: Vine Bluff Cemetery
Original Obituary Published By:
© Goff Mortuary | July 2017
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
Early Life: Reva was born April 29, 1925, to Rufus Stafford Golden and Zelma Elizabeth Christensen Golden, their second child.
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Reva met her husband, Fay LeGrand Morgan, on a blind date arranged by Majorie Bird. As their interest in each other grew, they were married January 1, 1941; later sealed for time and eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on January 18, 1944. They raised their family of six children: Wayne, Russell, Sydnee, Brad, Randy and Karen. At Reva’s passing they had 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids. Quite a posterity! Reva and Fay loved camping: deer camps, fishing trips, family trips or reunions were a great adventure waiting to happen with family and friends. The only thing better was watching the JAZZ! And the only thing better than that was going to a ball game or sport of any kind where kids or grandkids were playing. Grandpa Fay took kids to the coffee shop for hot chocolate and Grandma Reva loved giving out $1 bills for home runs, caught fly balls or goals! Reva worked at the turkey plant, sewing plant and Nephi Hospital to help support their family. She was an excellent seamstress, making clothes of every kind. She also loved to crochet afghans and bowl. Fay and Reva were part of the bowling league when they found spare time. Reva faithfully served as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the library, as a Primary teacher, a Relief Society secretary, a visiting teacher, Sunday School stake board and other callings. Reva had a beautiful voice and loved to sing in the ward choir and with her mother, Zelma, were part of the church women’s choir. Reva loved life and family. In 92 years, she packed in a lot of life. The last few years were a little less than wonderful. Reva Golden Morgan passed away July 11, 2017, in Nephi Utah.
Survived By: Her son, Russ & Betty; her daughter, Sydnee & Dan; her son, Randy; and daughter, Karen & Alan; and her brother, Gary; 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Fay; her sons: Wayne and Brad; her parents; her sister, Florence; and her brothers: Don, Glen and Clyde.
Services: Graveside service
Burial: Vine Bluff Cemetery
Original Obituary Published By:
© Goff Mortuary | July 2017
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
Life's Work/Service/Interests: Reva met her husband, Fay LeGrand Morgan, on a blind date arranged by Majorie Bird. As their interest in each other grew, they were married January 1, 1941; later sealed for time and eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on January 18, 1944. They raised their family of six children: Wayne, Russell, Sydnee, Brad, Randy and Karen. At Reva’s passing they had 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids. Quite a posterity! Reva and Fay loved camping: deer camps, fishing trips, family trips or reunions were a great adventure waiting to happen with family and friends. The only thing better was watching the JAZZ! And the only thing better than that was going to a ball game or sport of any kind where kids or grandkids were playing. Grandpa Fay took kids to the coffee shop for hot chocolate and Grandma Reva loved giving out $1 bills for home runs, caught fly balls or goals! Reva worked at the turkey plant, sewing plant and Nephi Hospital to help support their family. She was an excellent seamstress, making clothes of every kind. She also loved to crochet afghans and bowl. Fay and Reva were part of the bowling league when they found spare time. Reva faithfully served as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the library, as a Primary teacher, a Relief Society secretary, a visiting teacher, Sunday School stake board and other callings. Reva had a beautiful voice and loved to sing in the ward choir and with her mother, Zelma, were part of the church women’s choir. Reva loved life and family. In 92 years, she packed in a lot of life. The last few years were a little less than wonderful. Reva Golden Morgan passed away July 11, 2017, in Nephi Utah.
Survived By: Her son, Russ & Betty; her daughter, Sydnee & Dan; her son, Randy; and daughter, Karen & Alan; and her brother, Gary; 26 grandkids, 47 great grandkids and six great great grandkids
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Fay; her sons: Wayne and Brad; her parents; her sister, Florence; and her brothers: Don, Glen and Clyde.
Services: Graveside service
Burial: Vine Bluff Cemetery
Original Obituary Published By:
© Goff Mortuary | July 2017
Bio compiled by: Annie Duckett Hundley
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