. ry i $4 at te im, gee wl ey x bers RE AS iol se ee gS é ; ae de ‘i 3 w ty ary oy ey : ae5 Tea : . ww Tee ‘Tea i r ‘ tao j ; a Paes, Big ta Bey bs b , hse a ya? eR ; LATTE, CMRP as, Ree, ts ae i oe tS3 ? } ; Rt Ae yeees Ree?Rs ¥ See o/s ee2 ORAS eS Bb sats 4 , ' ieee ing of August + at to re Tee , 4hy : ‘ ae ri : als « ; oe ae a : a x" A aa pe rere “ASB? + A ee a ‘ {3 Pork 2? | i ey bad ys . Naoem Fy PTTeta)tates?|) i” rai of rn ‘ ’ A Hy ee 3 ¥ 3% ey £ ayoe y me, | ae west tee A Be ae p: ow ; ° Sh "e ts 3 ee tee ‘ ‘a Ca O " 1997. He was: nl 25, 1926 Louisiana, son of Elmena Jame 3! away t the Mah, -years old. He was born Taner Winfield, 7 ‘. oe. OGDEN - Ur.“ea — . tae | es Tite 7 as , ‘ . = 7 " . : Pe ‘ in and NOGerss Sr. He is survived by his wife, Arcella and_ six daughters: FoPrea noc @€'s McHenry, Texas; : %2 5 Salt Lake; Min- Gwen Mason, | pecs nettee Carter, es: Dee Audry Tin- dall, Earnestine Steward, eer ces ee... a spe- cial niece, Dunnese Scott, all Locks from Ogden; a host of family members and friends. He served his county in World War II with the U.S. Army. He retired from Hill Air Force Base after 39 years as a ci- © Villian. He was an avid fisherman and loved cooking and gardening. He loved serving his community by volunteering his talents and taking care of his family. He will be deeply missed by | all that Knew him. He was preceded | brother and in death Py 2 his parents. Jr. was a loving and caring. man. Funeral services will be held Satur- | day, 1 p.m. at the Myers Mortuary’ He Chapel, 845 Washington o where friends may _ from 6 to Bivd., Ogden, cail Friday evening | 8 p.m. Interment, ‘Evergreen | Memorial Park _ where 2 Military honors will be accorded. i Weg