Manti Man Laid To Rest November 18
Funeral services were held Wednesday, November 18, 1970, in the Manti South Ward for Leonard Alder Madsen, 53, who died November 15, 1970 at the Gunnison Valley Hospital of natural causes.
Mr. Madsen was born August 19, 1917, in Manti to Leslie J. and Reba Alder Madsen. He married Ardith Braithwaite March 21, 1940 in Manti. He was a laborer and an elder in the LDS Church.
Survivors include his widow; sons, daughter, Douglas Lee; Ogden; Kenneth, Layton; Michael K., Salt Lake City; Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Bjerregaard, Logan; 11 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Melvin, Granger; K. W. Clair, both Centerville; Morgan, Arvada, Colorado; Mrs. Roland (Pauline) Beck, Centerfield; Mrs. Douglas (Joyce) Cox, Manti.
Services were conducted in the South Ward by Bishop Wallace Wintch.
Prayer at the mortuary was by Michael K. Madsen.
Prelude and postlude, Eunice Garbe
Musical number, "Beyond The Sunset, " Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Invocation, Melvin Madsen
Organ solo, "Beautiful Garden of Prayer," by Rosanne Beck
Speaker, Morgan Dyreng
Vocal duet, "These Hands," Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Speaker, Mary Peacock
Closing remarks, Bishop Wintch
Vocal solo, "You'll Never Walk Alone," Richard Bjerregaard, accompanied by Eunice Garbe
Closing prayer, Kenneth Wayne Madsen
The grave in the Manti City Cemetery was dedicated by Clair Madsen
Pallbearers were Marlton Lowry, Jay Lowry, Eric Nicholls, Bud Madsen, Max Larsen and John McIntosh.
The Manti Messenger, 19 NOV 1970
Funeral services were held Wednesday, November 18, 1970, in the Manti South Ward for Leonard Alder Madsen, 53, who died November 15, 1970 at the Gunnison Valley Hospital of natural causes.
Mr. Madsen was born August 19, 1917, in Manti to Leslie J. and Reba Alder Madsen. He married Ardith Braithwaite March 21, 1940 in Manti. He was a laborer and an elder in the LDS Church.
Survivors include his widow; sons, daughter, Douglas Lee; Ogden; Kenneth, Layton; Michael K., Salt Lake City; Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Bjerregaard, Logan; 11 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Melvin, Granger; K. W. Clair, both Centerville; Morgan, Arvada, Colorado; Mrs. Roland (Pauline) Beck, Centerfield; Mrs. Douglas (Joyce) Cox, Manti.
Services were conducted in the South Ward by Bishop Wallace Wintch.
Prayer at the mortuary was by Michael K. Madsen.
Prelude and postlude, Eunice Garbe
Musical number, "Beyond The Sunset, " Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Invocation, Melvin Madsen
Organ solo, "Beautiful Garden of Prayer," by Rosanne Beck
Speaker, Morgan Dyreng
Vocal duet, "These Hands," Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Speaker, Mary Peacock
Closing remarks, Bishop Wintch
Vocal solo, "You'll Never Walk Alone," Richard Bjerregaard, accompanied by Eunice Garbe
Closing prayer, Kenneth Wayne Madsen
The grave in the Manti City Cemetery was dedicated by Clair Madsen
Pallbearers were Marlton Lowry, Jay Lowry, Eric Nicholls, Bud Madsen, Max Larsen and John McIntosh.
The Manti Messenger, 19 NOV 1970
Manti Man Laid To Rest November 18
Funeral services were held Wednesday, November 18, 1970, in the Manti South Ward for Leonard Alder Madsen, 53, who died November 15, 1970 at the Gunnison Valley Hospital of natural causes.
Mr. Madsen was born August 19, 1917, in Manti to Leslie J. and Reba Alder Madsen. He married Ardith Braithwaite March 21, 1940 in Manti. He was a laborer and an elder in the LDS Church.
Survivors include his widow; sons, daughter, Douglas Lee; Ogden; Kenneth, Layton; Michael K., Salt Lake City; Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Bjerregaard, Logan; 11 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Melvin, Granger; K. W. Clair, both Centerville; Morgan, Arvada, Colorado; Mrs. Roland (Pauline) Beck, Centerfield; Mrs. Douglas (Joyce) Cox, Manti.
Services were conducted in the South Ward by Bishop Wallace Wintch.
Prayer at the mortuary was by Michael K. Madsen.
Prelude and postlude, Eunice Garbe
Musical number, "Beyond The Sunset, " Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Invocation, Melvin Madsen
Organ solo, "Beautiful Garden of Prayer," by Rosanne Beck
Speaker, Morgan Dyreng
Vocal duet, "These Hands," Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Speaker, Mary Peacock
Closing remarks, Bishop Wintch
Vocal solo, "You'll Never Walk Alone," Richard Bjerregaard, accompanied by Eunice Garbe
Closing prayer, Kenneth Wayne Madsen
The grave in the Manti City Cemetery was dedicated by Clair Madsen
Pallbearers were Marlton Lowry, Jay Lowry, Eric Nicholls, Bud Madsen, Max Larsen and John McIntosh.
The Manti Messenger, 19 NOV 1970
Funeral services were held Wednesday, November 18, 1970, in the Manti South Ward for Leonard Alder Madsen, 53, who died November 15, 1970 at the Gunnison Valley Hospital of natural causes.
Mr. Madsen was born August 19, 1917, in Manti to Leslie J. and Reba Alder Madsen. He married Ardith Braithwaite March 21, 1940 in Manti. He was a laborer and an elder in the LDS Church.
Survivors include his widow; sons, daughter, Douglas Lee; Ogden; Kenneth, Layton; Michael K., Salt Lake City; Mrs. Richard (Sharon) Bjerregaard, Logan; 11 grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Melvin, Granger; K. W. Clair, both Centerville; Morgan, Arvada, Colorado; Mrs. Roland (Pauline) Beck, Centerfield; Mrs. Douglas (Joyce) Cox, Manti.
Services were conducted in the South Ward by Bishop Wallace Wintch.
Prayer at the mortuary was by Michael K. Madsen.
Prelude and postlude, Eunice Garbe
Musical number, "Beyond The Sunset, " Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Invocation, Melvin Madsen
Organ solo, "Beautiful Garden of Prayer," by Rosanne Beck
Speaker, Morgan Dyreng
Vocal duet, "These Hands," Girven Stott and Merrill Maylett
Speaker, Mary Peacock
Closing remarks, Bishop Wintch
Vocal solo, "You'll Never Walk Alone," Richard Bjerregaard, accompanied by Eunice Garbe
Closing prayer, Kenneth Wayne Madsen
The grave in the Manti City Cemetery was dedicated by Clair Madsen
Pallbearers were Marlton Lowry, Jay Lowry, Eric Nicholls, Bud Madsen, Max Larsen and John McIntosh.
The Manti Messenger, 19 NOV 1970
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