TRACY LEE COLLINGS Struck by Car — m i t c FOfor AVcicident - HARRISVILLE — Funeral © services for Tracy Lee Collings, 113, who was killed Saturday morning when struck by a car Inear her home, will be held |Tuesday in American Falls, | Idaho. ‘Miss Collings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley N. Bell of 301 C Goodyear in Harrisville Heights, was struck by a car |driven by Gayland F. \21, of 1890 N. 750 W. 4 Gooch, \Gary apes Caserta Taylor ears said the girl was walking east on the shoulder of Harrisville Road when was struck down bound vehicle. by she the east- BLINDED BY SUN. Mr. Gooch told Trooper Taylor the sun was in his eyes and he failed to see the girl. Trooper Taylor said investiga- tion is continuing. — . eS Miss Collings was born Oct. . 20, 1955 in Ogden, the daughter of James Russell and June Thompson Collings Jr. aie: She was a member of the LDS Church and was active in Sunday School, primary and MIA. She attended Wahiquist Junior High School. aa _ She had resided in Idaho and lived in Ogden for the past five ee years. — fouce: SURVIVORS LISTED | She is survived by her father, James Russell American Falls, mother, June Collings Jr., Idaho; her Thompson Bell and stepfather Stanley N. Bell, Harrisville; two brothers, James {Thompson “Tom” and. Anthony \Russell ‘Tony’. Collings, Har'risville; her grandparents, Mr. land Mrs. J. R. Collings of | American Falls, and step-grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. L. E. Thompson of Sunset. a Funeral services will be held ‘yesday at 11 a.m. in_ the LDS Ward merican Falls Wel es ae at the Lindcall ‘riends may t and Sons Chapel Monday 7 until 9 p.m. Interment ve in the American ery. a ey Falls Ps BB | . Utah Highway Patrolman tate A —