Lynn Richards Silver was called into the presence of his Maker June 22, 1972 in Port Townsend, Washington. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah December 7, 1923, he is the son of Clarence Watson Silver and Mamie Richards. He married Earlene Palfreyman, daughter of Earl Nephi Palfreyman and Eleanor Rees, November 22, 1950 in Salt Lake City and together they had three children. She passed away October 20, 1968 in Salt Lake City. On May 28, 1971 in Salt Lake, Lynn married Marilyn Elaine Hull Vest. Cemetery records shows he was interred in the Salt Lake City Cemetery October 25, 1973.
July 1972 - No Clues in Lost Plane With Salt Laker Aboard. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A Utah aviation official said today the mystery of a plane that vanished in Washington State with four Salt Lake people aboard may not be solved for a long time and that the search effort by military and civilians was "just fantastic."
The plane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Silver and Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson disappeared June 22 on a flight from Vancouver, B.C., to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. Silver, 48, the pilot, is president of C. W. Silver Co., an electrical contracting in Salt Lake.
"You have to see the search area to believe how difficult it would be to find a plane there," said Douglas Decker, a commissioner on the Utah Aeronautics Board.
Decker and an Idaho aeronautics official, Warren Barry, flew over the Puget Sound area this week. Decker said he went there in an unofficial capacity because Silver was a close friend of his.
The search was suspended after nearly two weeks, during which rescue pilots often had to battle rough and dangerous weather conditions. -The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, Thursday, July 6, 1972, Page 2.
July 1972 - No Clues in Lost Plane With Salt Laker Aboard. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A Utah aviation official said today the mystery of a plane that vanished in Washington State with four Salt Lake people aboard may not be solved for a long time and that the search effort by military and civilians was "just fantastic."
The plane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Silver and Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson disappeared June 22 on a flight from Vancouver, B.C., to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. Silver, 48, the pilot, is president of C. W. Silver Co., an electrical contracting in Salt Lake.
"You have to see the search area to believe how difficult it would be to find a plane there," said Douglas Decker, a commissioner on the Utah Aeronautics Board.
Decker and an Idaho aeronautics official, Warren Barry, flew over the Puget Sound area this week. Decker said he went there in an unofficial capacity because Silver was a close friend of his.
The search was suspended after nearly two weeks, during which rescue pilots often had to battle rough and dangerous weather conditions. -The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, Thursday, July 6, 1972, Page 2.
Lynn Richards Silver was called into the presence of his Maker June 22, 1972 in Port Townsend, Washington. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah December 7, 1923, he is the son of Clarence Watson Silver and Mamie Richards. He married Earlene Palfreyman, daughter of Earl Nephi Palfreyman and Eleanor Rees, November 22, 1950 in Salt Lake City and together they had three children. She passed away October 20, 1968 in Salt Lake City. On May 28, 1971 in Salt Lake, Lynn married Marilyn Elaine Hull Vest. Cemetery records shows he was interred in the Salt Lake City Cemetery October 25, 1973.
July 1972 - No Clues in Lost Plane With Salt Laker Aboard. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A Utah aviation official said today the mystery of a plane that vanished in Washington State with four Salt Lake people aboard may not be solved for a long time and that the search effort by military and civilians was "just fantastic."
The plane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Silver and Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson disappeared June 22 on a flight from Vancouver, B.C., to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. Silver, 48, the pilot, is president of C. W. Silver Co., an electrical contracting in Salt Lake.
"You have to see the search area to believe how difficult it would be to find a plane there," said Douglas Decker, a commissioner on the Utah Aeronautics Board.
Decker and an Idaho aeronautics official, Warren Barry, flew over the Puget Sound area this week. Decker said he went there in an unofficial capacity because Silver was a close friend of his.
The search was suspended after nearly two weeks, during which rescue pilots often had to battle rough and dangerous weather conditions. -The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, Thursday, July 6, 1972, Page 2.
July 1972 - No Clues in Lost Plane With Salt Laker Aboard. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) A Utah aviation official said today the mystery of a plane that vanished in Washington State with four Salt Lake people aboard may not be solved for a long time and that the search effort by military and civilians was "just fantastic."
The plane carrying Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Silver and Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson disappeared June 22 on a flight from Vancouver, B.C., to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport. Silver, 48, the pilot, is president of C. W. Silver Co., an electrical contracting in Salt Lake.
"You have to see the search area to believe how difficult it would be to find a plane there," said Douglas Decker, a commissioner on the Utah Aeronautics Board.
Decker and an Idaho aeronautics official, Warren Barry, flew over the Puget Sound area this week. Decker said he went there in an unofficial capacity because Silver was a close friend of his.
The search was suspended after nearly two weeks, during which rescue pilots often had to battle rough and dangerous weather conditions. -The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah, Thursday, July 6, 1972, Page 2.
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