Page 3 ‘ IN MEMORIAM ¥ & ® : . S) FLOYD LYONS CARTER, 55, of 1040 Custer Ave., Ogden, died at his residence of a heart attack. He graduated from Weber State College, served in the Air Force in England during World War II, had been employed by the Union Pacific Railroad for 10 years, and for the past 19 years was an electronics inspecter-at_Hill Air Force Base. & * e é we x= ae %. prs He was a member of the Ogden 47th LDS Ward. Surviving are his widow, the former Ruth Pugmiré, Ogden; one brother and four sisters. Ces a ee Giant ‘‘Lin coln SHERMAN M. FRANDSEN, 53, Roy, died Oct. 28, at a local hospital after an extended illness. He had been assistant chief clerk for the Ogden Union Railroad and Depot Co., and chief clerk to the terminal superintendent for the Southern Pacific Co. He retired this year after 34 years of service. During World War II he served with the Marine Corps and attended Weber State College. Surviving are his wife, the former Renee Hansen, two sons and three daughters. yr Log”? climber inT. VAN DRIMMELEN SR.., 84, Ogden, died Oct. 17 in a local hospital following a short illness. He came to the United States from the Netherlands with his parents in 1905, settling in Ogden. He attended Weber Academy. He worked for the Southern Pacific and reurred as a trigues children. ov IN MEMORIAM MILTON T. BROWN, 65, Warren, died Oct. 6 of a heart attack. He had been a farmer and dairyman. He graduated from Weber Academy, Brigham Young University and Utah State University. Surviving are his wife, the former Florence Hancock, one son and two daughters. J. RANDALL ENCE, 24, Kaysville, died in a truck accident Oct. 2. He was a 1970 graduate of Davis High School and had attended WSC. He was a member of the Kaysville LDS Third Ward and an employee of Hatch Co, He is survived by his mother, Barbara Anderson Ence, one brother and three sisters. storekeeper in 1957. A charter member of the Southern Pacific Male Chorus, he had sung in the Ogden Tabernacle Choir. He was active in dramatic and musical organizations. He is survived by his wife, the former Christina G. Van Batenburg, four sons and two daughters. GARNETT LITTLEFIELD, 71, Salt Lake City, died in a Salt Lake hospital of complications following surgery. He was a retired professor of civil engineering from the University of Utah and a former WSC professor. At the time of his death, he was treasurer of Wasatch Gem Society. He was a graduate of Weber College, U. of U. and did graduate work at Texas A & M and Purdue University. Survivors include his wife, the former Bernice Blackburn, one daughter and one son. MABEL L. ELSWOOD, 79, Ogden, died Nov. 1 of a heart attack. She was a lifelong resident of Ogden and attended Weber Academy. She was a member of Daughters of Utah Pioneers and active in the LDS Church. Two husbands, Milo Howard Lowder and Sidney Williams Elswood, preceded her in death. She is survived by three sons. BOB L. WINN, 49, Ogden, died Oct. 21 of heart feailure. He had been a salesman for Sears Roebuck and Co. before retiring. He attended WSC for two years, AMERICAN HERITAGE S-te SU | 3 estes pst Sein Ogden, Utah, published five times paid at published fivetimes regular Alumni travel study provides memorable supplement to outline classroom work. Qualified educators conduct the tour and is study material if credit is desired. This “traveling classroom” for you to become « fully surely the most ideal method appreciative of the scope of your country. Prices for this Heritage Tour vary according to your choice of accommodations. Total cost will be available soon. Mail $100 deposit today to insure your space with us. {| ~~ = = State College with editorial offices No. 2, Dec. 1976. COMMENT is mailed at no charge RETURN: Washington, D.C. - June 27 to alumni of Weber State College. Alumni Editor: Arlene Wilson. OR SLR Executive Committee Douglas G. Brian, President Tim Morris, First Vice President Kent Petersen, Second Vice President Alan E. Hall, Executive Director Directors President Joseph L. Bishop Barbara Skeen Margaret F avero sein Taeaiget Robert R. Wallace Michael D. Lyon Stephen K. Frazier * Lewis Joseph Heinz Bruehl Ronald George pew) DeBoer Owen M. Clark lah N. Giles .....- 5 d days TOUR OPTIONS: 2 nights at Williamsburg at additional cost. DEPART: Salt Lake - June 13 in the Alumni Office, Ogden, Utah 9, Boston....+...e+eeee: Washington, D.C. February, April and June at Weber Vol. ovrsvess Ads Boh Philadelphia .......--+: 2 days Gettysburg.....----++- | day a year in Octobe, December, 84408. TOUR WEBER STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI TRAVEL Co-Sponsored by WSC Continuing Education The article published in the October “COMMENT” entitled ‘‘Intern Stresses Application’’ stated that the Ogden Mall will be the first mall in the country to be financed by public funds. This was an error. The mall will be financed with private funds. Ogden citizens taxes will not be increased. postage MARCIA DAWSON LINN, 40, Casey, Iowa, formerly of Ogden, died Oct. 8, of cancer. She graduated cum laude from WSC and Utah State University and taught in Weber County Schools. She is survived by her husband, Bill Linn and one son. EARLY Correction Ogden, Utah, KATIE LYNN PETERSON STEVENSON, 80, Ogden, a Utah civic worker for many years, died Nov. 30 at her home after a long illness. She graduated from Granite High School and attended the University of Utah. She taught school at Monroe Junior High School. She had served as a president of the Utah State Legislative Council and was a former president of WSC Faculty Women and was also president of Childhood Education International and the Children’s Hour Club. PIII III IAAI AAI AA AAA AIA AAA ASA SA ASADASASSSASACSACSACSA: October Issue Second-class and was past president of the El Monte Golf Association. Surviving are one son and two daughters. DR. DEAN A. PETERSON, 63, Provo, died Oct. 4 of cancer. He was an administrative assistant to the President of BYU. He had taught at North Sanpete High School, Dixie College, WSC, BYU. He received his B.S. degree at BYU: M.S. and Ed.D. at the University of Southern California. He is survived by his wife, the former Lyle Evans, one son and five daughters. OO SSE pmyCE INCLUDES © Some Meals © Air Transportation © Sightseeing g & Excursions © Tour Guide © Transfers © Tips, Taxes & Baggage © Some Entertainment Events ee ae ae eS Send application form below: Enclosed is $100 deposit for Early American Heritage Tour (_ ES ee Please send additional information Name. Address State City Mail application to: Alumni Travel, Weber State College, P.O. Box 1011, Ogden, Utah Make checks payable to Weber State College 84408 ACSAC ASI SACS SICSICSICSCS SASS PoP A WA AA AAAI IAAI AIAAAIAAAAAAAS