_ a) g SUNSET- JohnD. (J.D.) Knox, age 69, passed away Saturday, April 11, 1998 at Washington Terrace Nursing . _ Home after a long struggle with canHis wife Laraine Knox was with him : _ caring and loving to the end. _. John was born January 18, 1929 in ff _ Smithd ale, Mississippi to Earl Knox and Meliesa Cane Knox, = He was in the Korean War, retired ~ from H.A.F.B. and belonged to the John enjoyed hunting, fishing, bas- _ ketball (JAZZ) and playing cards at the _ Heritage Center where he had _ loved everyone fun and there. He enjoyed his son-in-law Darrell, who spent long hours hunting and ‘fishing in the living | _foom, it meanta lot to him. =~” He is. survived by his wife, Laraine _ Knox of Sunset; three daughters. Cyn ~ thia (David) (Diniz, California; Kar en _ Knox, Ogden; _Rosaland (Darrell) McD aniels, Clearfield; one son, Bryant (Gail) Knox, Alabama: three p-. _ daughters, Coleen Forakis, Roy; ste Cin dy _ Spicer, Sunset; and Corma Jones, _ Washington; one step-son, Dewayn e _ (Judy) Carrington, Colorado; five - grandchildren: eight step-grandch il- _ dren; and o ne step great grandchil d. . He is also survived by six sisters, Ree n _ Cam eron, Teresa Castin, both of Mis_ S$issippi; Earleen Jergens, Californi a; _ Rosetta Hall, Colorado: Ida Hall, Marvie Knox, both of Layton: five bro thers, _ dune Knox, Mississippi: Clifton Kno x, _ Robert Knox, Clyde Knox, all of Cali for- ‘nia; and Ruffus Knox, Colorado. He was preceded in death by his Par ents and two sisters. ad - Thanks to Vista Hospice Care, Sun_ set 1st Ward, Reverend Petty, and Rev-er end Abrams for all their help. — __ Funeral services will be held Thursday, April 16, 1998 at 1 p.m. on | at _ Myers Mortuary Chapel, 845 Washington Blvd., Ogden with Rev. Jam es Abrams officiating. Friends may call at ‘the mortuary on. Wednesday fro p.m. and Thursday from 12-12:45 m 6-8 p.m. ___ Interment, Ogden City Cemetery with &