Edmund Delos Turner passed away at the Dee Hospital in Ogden on Saturday August 5 after a lingering illness.He was taken to Ogden two weeks ago under advisement of the doctor to receive special treatment, and was given several blood transfusions to try and build him up for an operation. but all that could be done was to no avail.
Delos was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville the son of Mr and Mrs. R.E. Turner. He spent practically all of his life in Turnerville where he operated a saw mill and shingle mill when his health permitted him to work. He has not been in good health for seventeen years.
He married Agnes Elnora Hokanson July 11th 1923 in the Logan Temple.
Edmund Delos Turner was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville.
He was president of the Junior Seminary, Sunday School Superintendent, a member of the Genealogical Committee and at present was ward clerk.
Besides his wife Elnora, he is survived by four sons. Lowell 16, Garth 10, Wendle 9, Bruce 6. His father and mother, Mr and Mrs. Rawsel Turner and the following brothers and sisters: Amelia Merritt, Delia Nield, Clifford Turner and Roxie Garrett.
Funeral services were held in the Grover Ward chapel at 1:00 p.m. August 8, with Counselor Oral Merritt presiding.
Musical numbers were as follows: Two vocal duets by Mrs. Leonore Fluckiger and Elnore Titensor accompanied by Verna Titensor, "Consolation" and "Teach Me to Pray." Violin Trio, "in the Garden" by Oral Merritt, Erwin Merritt and Drucilla Wheeler, accompanied by Louis Turner.
Vocal Solo by Ernest Turner, "Going Home,"
Invocation by Lyman W. Fluckiger,
Benediction
by Emil VonAlmen.
Processional music by Chloteal Griffeth.
Tribute were expressed in song and flowers and the spoken word of those called to speak.
Norville Fluckiger spoke of his faithful service to his church and fellowmen and of the family life. He spoke to the boys and their mother in their responsibilities and read this poem.
WHEN I'M GONE
(by R Stanley Johns)
If when I'm gone my boys can say-
Dad did his best in every way
To make of us strong men and true-
Then I will think my task is thru.
If when I'm gone my girls can say,-
Dad did his best from day to day,
To keep us sweet and kind and good
I will have done the best I could
If my associates at work
Can say he never tried to shirk
But did his job in a manly way,
That's all I'll care for them to say.
If those I've met along the way
Can really mean and truly say
He eased our burden and lightened
our sorrow
I'll have no fear of the tomorrow.
Dear helpmate if I've done for you
Those things that made my love
ring true,
If you can say I really tired
Then I can pass on satisfied
Dear Lord, if I, in my life's span
Have always tried to be a man
If to friends and neighbors I've been true
I will have no fear of meeting you.
Patriarch Ray S. Thurman, Bro Turners former bishop, spoke of his boyhood life, of his Priesthood. (rest of obit not found)
Delos was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville the son of Mr and Mrs. R.E. Turner. He spent practically all of his life in Turnerville where he operated a saw mill and shingle mill when his health permitted him to work. He has not been in good health for seventeen years.
He married Agnes Elnora Hokanson July 11th 1923 in the Logan Temple.
Edmund Delos Turner was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville.
He was president of the Junior Seminary, Sunday School Superintendent, a member of the Genealogical Committee and at present was ward clerk.
Besides his wife Elnora, he is survived by four sons. Lowell 16, Garth 10, Wendle 9, Bruce 6. His father and mother, Mr and Mrs. Rawsel Turner and the following brothers and sisters: Amelia Merritt, Delia Nield, Clifford Turner and Roxie Garrett.
Funeral services were held in the Grover Ward chapel at 1:00 p.m. August 8, with Counselor Oral Merritt presiding.
Musical numbers were as follows: Two vocal duets by Mrs. Leonore Fluckiger and Elnore Titensor accompanied by Verna Titensor, "Consolation" and "Teach Me to Pray." Violin Trio, "in the Garden" by Oral Merritt, Erwin Merritt and Drucilla Wheeler, accompanied by Louis Turner.
Vocal Solo by Ernest Turner, "Going Home,"
Invocation by Lyman W. Fluckiger,
Benediction
by Emil VonAlmen.
Processional music by Chloteal Griffeth.
Tribute were expressed in song and flowers and the spoken word of those called to speak.
Norville Fluckiger spoke of his faithful service to his church and fellowmen and of the family life. He spoke to the boys and their mother in their responsibilities and read this poem.
WHEN I'M GONE
(by R Stanley Johns)
If when I'm gone my boys can say-
Dad did his best in every way
To make of us strong men and true-
Then I will think my task is thru.
If when I'm gone my girls can say,-
Dad did his best from day to day,
To keep us sweet and kind and good
I will have done the best I could
If my associates at work
Can say he never tried to shirk
But did his job in a manly way,
That's all I'll care for them to say.
If those I've met along the way
Can really mean and truly say
He eased our burden and lightened
our sorrow
I'll have no fear of the tomorrow.
Dear helpmate if I've done for you
Those things that made my love
ring true,
If you can say I really tired
Then I can pass on satisfied
Dear Lord, if I, in my life's span
Have always tried to be a man
If to friends and neighbors I've been true
I will have no fear of meeting you.
Patriarch Ray S. Thurman, Bro Turners former bishop, spoke of his boyhood life, of his Priesthood. (rest of obit not found)
Edmund Delos Turner passed away at the Dee Hospital in Ogden on Saturday August 5 after a lingering illness.He was taken to Ogden two weeks ago under advisement of the doctor to receive special treatment, and was given several blood transfusions to try and build him up for an operation. but all that could be done was to no avail.
Delos was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville the son of Mr and Mrs. R.E. Turner. He spent practically all of his life in Turnerville where he operated a saw mill and shingle mill when his health permitted him to work. He has not been in good health for seventeen years.
He married Agnes Elnora Hokanson July 11th 1923 in the Logan Temple.
Edmund Delos Turner was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville.
He was president of the Junior Seminary, Sunday School Superintendent, a member of the Genealogical Committee and at present was ward clerk.
Besides his wife Elnora, he is survived by four sons. Lowell 16, Garth 10, Wendle 9, Bruce 6. His father and mother, Mr and Mrs. Rawsel Turner and the following brothers and sisters: Amelia Merritt, Delia Nield, Clifford Turner and Roxie Garrett.
Funeral services were held in the Grover Ward chapel at 1:00 p.m. August 8, with Counselor Oral Merritt presiding.
Musical numbers were as follows: Two vocal duets by Mrs. Leonore Fluckiger and Elnore Titensor accompanied by Verna Titensor, "Consolation" and "Teach Me to Pray." Violin Trio, "in the Garden" by Oral Merritt, Erwin Merritt and Drucilla Wheeler, accompanied by Louis Turner.
Vocal Solo by Ernest Turner, "Going Home,"
Invocation by Lyman W. Fluckiger,
Benediction
by Emil VonAlmen.
Processional music by Chloteal Griffeth.
Tribute were expressed in song and flowers and the spoken word of those called to speak.
Norville Fluckiger spoke of his faithful service to his church and fellowmen and of the family life. He spoke to the boys and their mother in their responsibilities and read this poem.
WHEN I'M GONE
(by R Stanley Johns)
If when I'm gone my boys can say-
Dad did his best in every way
To make of us strong men and true-
Then I will think my task is thru.
If when I'm gone my girls can say,-
Dad did his best from day to day,
To keep us sweet and kind and good
I will have done the best I could
If my associates at work
Can say he never tried to shirk
But did his job in a manly way,
That's all I'll care for them to say.
If those I've met along the way
Can really mean and truly say
He eased our burden and lightened
our sorrow
I'll have no fear of the tomorrow.
Dear helpmate if I've done for you
Those things that made my love
ring true,
If you can say I really tired
Then I can pass on satisfied
Dear Lord, if I, in my life's span
Have always tried to be a man
If to friends and neighbors I've been true
I will have no fear of meeting you.
Patriarch Ray S. Thurman, Bro Turners former bishop, spoke of his boyhood life, of his Priesthood. (rest of obit not found)
Delos was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville the son of Mr and Mrs. R.E. Turner. He spent practically all of his life in Turnerville where he operated a saw mill and shingle mill when his health permitted him to work. He has not been in good health for seventeen years.
He married Agnes Elnora Hokanson July 11th 1923 in the Logan Temple.
Edmund Delos Turner was born July 1, 1900 at Turnerville.
He was president of the Junior Seminary, Sunday School Superintendent, a member of the Genealogical Committee and at present was ward clerk.
Besides his wife Elnora, he is survived by four sons. Lowell 16, Garth 10, Wendle 9, Bruce 6. His father and mother, Mr and Mrs. Rawsel Turner and the following brothers and sisters: Amelia Merritt, Delia Nield, Clifford Turner and Roxie Garrett.
Funeral services were held in the Grover Ward chapel at 1:00 p.m. August 8, with Counselor Oral Merritt presiding.
Musical numbers were as follows: Two vocal duets by Mrs. Leonore Fluckiger and Elnore Titensor accompanied by Verna Titensor, "Consolation" and "Teach Me to Pray." Violin Trio, "in the Garden" by Oral Merritt, Erwin Merritt and Drucilla Wheeler, accompanied by Louis Turner.
Vocal Solo by Ernest Turner, "Going Home,"
Invocation by Lyman W. Fluckiger,
Benediction
by Emil VonAlmen.
Processional music by Chloteal Griffeth.
Tribute were expressed in song and flowers and the spoken word of those called to speak.
Norville Fluckiger spoke of his faithful service to his church and fellowmen and of the family life. He spoke to the boys and their mother in their responsibilities and read this poem.
WHEN I'M GONE
(by R Stanley Johns)
If when I'm gone my boys can say-
Dad did his best in every way
To make of us strong men and true-
Then I will think my task is thru.
If when I'm gone my girls can say,-
Dad did his best from day to day,
To keep us sweet and kind and good
I will have done the best I could
If my associates at work
Can say he never tried to shirk
But did his job in a manly way,
That's all I'll care for them to say.
If those I've met along the way
Can really mean and truly say
He eased our burden and lightened
our sorrow
I'll have no fear of the tomorrow.
Dear helpmate if I've done for you
Those things that made my love
ring true,
If you can say I really tired
Then I can pass on satisfied
Dear Lord, if I, in my life's span
Have always tried to be a man
If to friends and neighbors I've been true
I will have no fear of meeting you.
Patriarch Ray S. Thurman, Bro Turners former bishop, spoke of his boyhood life, of his Priesthood. (rest of obit not found)
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