‘ DRAMA CLUB “OGDEN 1991 - 1992 Attendance | CASTLE mAs havece. arton sooAow DoweLAr 5, PocT& De WwekAS Eeeles | ALR 7 |[/\ mickey” Waly} KATH SY JzéeA MA ~ Wal& | t ~ dale lex! Zt th Oe} QE ALET cae, |e | | | _/ [fi “a is : ye tt | | lelZ} l/l [24 / Les |Exlé VALI EX| Ecler] Ad / | J ce x lee J\|E-X /|/ WAEKNeq| TAw etre. Rue OETT. LS | | jij Apoceson —_tuoy—pely| Bisctlo © - se e oa Se &. RS Name |Z) | im / AA Z| / LEX! Ek VA EXILZ IZ | | Ae JAMS ; _ a IA i c - [Te —/ . | - p- Y 7 CLUB RAMA 1991 - 1992 prt Name CARDUEL Golleew) SEANWE. HALL, Harveeson maby 4 | WE Ler) HAED Le HULLS T , ‘GA LOL Y FOHN SONS. BETH Jou WSON, TA YUE TOHMS on) a ATHLEE az KLINE, Bow je * _— ome “OGDEN oxi ’ 7 ~~. eo ST G6- 1197 7 DRAMA CLUB “OGDEN 1991 - 1992 Attendance KREBS LIVD Quit TEL (THA LIMDSLE y Ceo NEWTON. NIMS CU. y ind 7 HA BLE. WES SHEL SOM. 2 Noevece PE TER / MALTHAaT Name Son) S, pAKERIE ALINE CEE f & LI BB y YAW PLOW E (An) HELEN “7 a } ® @ [7 a Cb /7 > Name J Lo | DErIS /> Kober 2 OC TE OT HLAALE _ sow, <4 / LLW — SO ; 1991 - 1992 prt a “a F CLUB RAMA —— — —, Yiek ¢ +¥ JO 6c. J > . | e V1ABEGCE Nen THGAO K. 7 | SHtrte 7 PThekee, a URW DYKE 7 Ne LEVEN. ¥ LEY 7 4 LAL IE: = - 7 TE | 2 4 GE Ly L “OGDEN rth MINUTES OF DRAMA CLUB, Sat. June 7, was held Our wonderful the Qur Inn at Temple Square at 11:00 members and their guests were Saturday, June June 7th breakfast in Salt Lake City 1997 A.M. wel- on at comed by President, Martha. She thanked Marge Dean and Jo d'Ann for arranging for this occasion and then turned the time over to Marge to introduce the program. Marge said that she was excited to have all of us in her home! She then introduced us to an exciting new performer, Diana Walker who has performed all over the united States. She has sung Opera and Musical Theatre in many cities and has sung at Carnegie Hall and other halls in New York City. She most recently performed in the National Touring Company of "Phantom of the Opera". She also has been soloist with several Symphony Orchestras. Her accompanist was Sherry Rassmussen. As Sherry began playing "I Could Have Danced All Night", from "My Fair Lady", this gorgeous woman with long, thick strawberry blonde hair and dress and shoes to match came dancing in and meZYmerized us with her enchanting, exciting voice. From that point on we were enthralled with the entire program right down to the encore, which was the title song from "Beauty and the Beast." After the program, Martha had each Drama Club member introduce herself and her guests. Luncheon was served at this time. Martha then thanked her officers for an outstanding year. She introduced incoming president, Afton Castlemain and turned over the gavels of office and the Die plate to her. Afton presented Martha a lovely gift and then introduced her officers. Since there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully with submitted, MINUTES OF DRAMA President, order at CLUB, Martha 7:45 P.M. held Krebs Roll May called was 22, 1997 the meeting called and the to minutes were read and approved. Martha welcomed our new member, Shirlene Hawks. Jo d! Ann Dance gave a report on our June breakfast which will be held on Saturday, June 7, at the Inn At Temple Square. Cost of the luncheon will be $12.00 and and that gratuities. will include The entree dessert, will be beverage, "Chef's Choice". Because of all the construction and detours on I-15, Jo 'D gave detailed instructions on how to travel and arrive safely in Salt Lake City. There will be Valet Parking available Martha read a letter tantly accepted from Kathy Douglas re- questing sustaining status for herself and her mother, Portia Douglas. The membership reluc- As recording and Kathy that change. secretary, Carol Hurst gave a brief report on our membership. Five members requested sustaining status: Judy Anderson, Charlene Nelson, Beth Johnson, Portia Douglas, Douglas. Two of our dear members died during the year: Margaret Zitzman. We Sophie Richards and were happy to welcome new Hawks. back Annette member, Terry Shirlene and pleased to welcome one President, Martha Krebs gave her report and thanked everyone for their help and support during the year. She complimented all of the casts for their fine performances and especially Myrene Van Dyke and her cast for the outstanding performances of "All Faces West." She re-read next years’ slate of officers which you will find printed in your books when you receive them. Bonnie King beautifully sand "O Mio Bambine by Puccinni, acc by Sharyl Tucker and then Joyce Stilwell, chairman for the evening, introduced her cast of Athleen Johnson, V Newton, and Helen Plowgian. These talented Caro" women delighted us with a cutting of Noel Coward's "A Song at Twilight". This play was first performed in 1966 in the Queen's Theatre in London, with Noel Coward portraying Hugo. After the play, Geneva Peterson and her committee, Tita Lindquist and Carol Hurst served delicious Raspberry Creme Pie and the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, 1997 24, April held CLUB, OF DRAMA MINUTES The April meeting of the Drama Club of Ogden In the was held in the home of Carollyn Lindsley. absence of President, Martha Krebs, V.P. Afton Castlemain presided and called the meeting to order of thé The roll was called and minutes at 7:34 P.M. March meeting were read and approved. and they Afton re-read the slate of officers were voted in unanimously. There was a question about the price of the and it was suggested that Marge Dene June Breakfast be contacted to answer this. A lovely azalia plant was sent to the mortuary in memory of Margaret Zitzman, who died recently and her daughter Joan sent us a nice note thoughtfulness. our for us thanking letter acquainting Shirlene Hawks. re-read a Joyce Stillwell with a proposed new member, us kgitent yote Our May find the ¥y/ atkedptda Geneva ® or do wast filling committee # meeting and way for and Shirie. be held pin will Afton to Geneva's for Myrene Robertson in CAT ) # Imoked cok Peterson Hazel | : ; ' the and Helen Plowgian spoke us to fill in encouraging because things. for we Afton the need people who the time turned evening, Carollyn Dram in home Van in out passed Carol evening. Was Hurst Dyke ‘CY ubsé the maps lara] Tous of home help to Farmington. on were the thanked hostess for President Martha, vacancies membership perform can over to Lindsley the and and do Chairman cast of Johnson. Annette Terry, Athleen Johnson @ Jayne Libby Norvell introduced the play and gave a short thanked Geneva for biography of Noel Coward.She We then sat back and relaxed an¢ cutting the play. "Private Lives." enjoyed a stunning reading of then Carollyn and her recruited committee strawberry pie. served delicious 7 subRespectfully mitted, MINUTES OF DTAMA CLUB MEETING, held Mar. 27, 1997 The meeting was held in the home of Helen Plowgian. President, Martha Krebs, called the meeting to order at Martha turned the 7:35 P.M. Role was to Geneva called and minutes of the February meeting were read and approved. Tita Lindquist reminded us that Judy Os: was also in WSU's production of "Arsenic and Old Lace", and so the secretary added that to the minutes. conduct some Beth Johnson mission to requesting Status. Annette 4 us write Charlene be placed Terry member. vacancies to over Peterson to business. Geneva announced that and her husband were going ona Florida. that she full-fledged with time in letters was All Drama for Nelson on the welcommed of this Club. sent a letter sustaining back action Geneva prospective as a leaves encouraged members. Helen Harding moved that we accept the status of Beth and Charlene and it was seconded by Helen @ iovsion In Beth's absence, Jayne Johnson will £ inish the year as treasurer. Ihe slate of officers for the 1997-1998 year was presented. The officers will be: Afton Castlem@in President Mary Halverson Vice President Colleen Gardner Recording Secretary Sharyl Tucker Corresponding Secretary Jayne Johnson Geneva Peterson Earline Nims Hazel Robertson Martha Krebs Tita Lindquist o D'Ann will be June 7th. Treasurer Auditor Historian Parlamentarian Past President Custodian Dance reported that the June Breakfast held at the Inn at Temple Square on Sat. The program sounds wonderful us and the entree will be Chicken Jason. This event will begin at 11:00 A.M. Jody suggested that we car pool and explained the best route to get there. We may bring guests and the committee will call for our reservations... March minutes The 1997-1998 passed a clip garding house page 2 program chairman, Margaret Farr board around for us to sign reassignments for next year. President Martha then turned the time over to Earline Nims who was serving as program chairperson in the absence of Charlene Nelson. Actually it seemed that everyone in the cast helped with this production. The play, The Women" by Claire Booth Luce was then presented by an able and talented cast: Earline Nims, Helen Plowgian, Helen Harding, Mary Halverson, This was a very and Margaret Farr. Val Newton, interesting play ab out love, affairs, and divorce. The twenty-two enjoyed served Martha Marge members delicious who almond were crunch present pie which then was by Helen Plowgian and her committee: Krebs and Jo D'Ann Dance (filling in Taylor) Seven members were Respectfully ran YY excused. for submitted: MINUTES OF DRAMA CLUB MEETING, FEB. 27, 1997 At 7:45 P. M., President Martha Krebs called the meeting to order and welcomed us to Vickie Robertson's lovely home.® Martha thanked Vickie for graciously consenting to host us in the absence of Colleen Gardner. + Reel Cathie 7tinukt, Pirah+ Aflye terest Martha indicated that we still have openings for membership in Drama Club and encouraged us to write letters for prospective , members. Since there was no music and no one volunteered to perform, President Martha turned the time over to Bonnie King, Chairman of the play for the evening. Bonnie thanked Earline Nims and Martha Krebs for graciously consenting to be in the cast. Bonnie gave us some background on "Arsenic and Old Lace" which opened on Broadway in 1942. This production starred Boris Karloff as Johnathan and Josephine Hall of the sisters. Helen and Glen Harding this bered production State's that Bonnie's in New York and our Luacine cutting of the in attendance, production at Pingree one. time. play we was was all C22 in as one saw remen- Weber , cleverly con- cise. Mickey Burdett and Athleen Johnson were innocently adorable in their "Kevorkian Kapers" of putting people out of their misery with thei elderberry wine. Martha Krebs was satanically Sinister in her role of Johnathan and Vickie Robertson's portrayal of Johnathan's accomplice, Dr. Einstein, was visciously venonmous. The "Charge up San Juan Hill" by Teddy was capably portrayed by "Boogie Woogie Bugle Girl", Earlene Nims. Tita Lindquist, as Mortimer, was relieved to discover that his genealogical genes were more genteel than he originally thought, allowing him to marry his naive sweetheart, Elaine, also portrayed by Vickie. This play proved to be a hillarious howler and the members who were the throughout Addintto a gourmet's served pies helpers. evening. the enjoyment of gamut gastronomical Vickie, Py hostess, egpucifiitly orleniltid roared raucously the evening was - Cgrsl Wir of assorted and her voluntee DRAMA CLUB MEETING JAN. 23, 1997 CALLED WAS YEAR NEW IN THE MEETING FIRST OUR IN THE KREBS MARTHA PRESIDENT BY TO ORDER ROBERTSON HAZEL HALVERSON. MARY OF HOSTESS HOME EXCUSED FOR MONTHS THREE FOR MINUTES THE READ WERE MINUTES THE HURST. CAROL SECRETARY, READ. AS APPROVED A THANK READ JOHNSON JAYNE BUSINESS: OTHER TO THE DONATION THE FOR CLUB TO DRAMA NOTE YOU IN MADE OF OGDEN" CENTER JUSTICE "NCHILDREN'S RICHARDS. SOPHIE OF REMEMBRANCE FARR MARGARET CHAIRPERSON (1997-1998): PROGRAM YEAR THIS STUDY TO PLAYS NEW THE THAT REPORTED THE OVER CLUB BY DRAMA PRESENTED PLAYS BE WOULD RETAINED CAREFULLY HAS LINDQUIST TELITHA YEARS. YEARS. THE OVER BANK IN A SAFE PLAYS THESE COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP THE FROM STILLWELL JOYCE TO REQUESTED HAD ANDERSON JUDY THAT REPORTED MEMBER. TO A SUSTAINING MEMBER AN ACTIVE FROM GO TO GO REQUEST TERRY'S ANNETTE THAT ALSO, AGAIN MEMBER TO ACTIVE MEMBER SUSTAINING FROM MEMBERTWO HAVE STILL WE NOW BE HONORED. WILL KREBS MARTHA PRESIDENT AND FILL TO SHIPS LETTERS IN YOUR SEND AND BUSY WE GET SUGGESTED RECOMMENDATION. OF IF ASKED JOHNSON JAYNE AND NO MUSIC WE HAD THINK CI ACAPPELLA SING TO LIKE WOULD HAZEL DECLINED. HAPPILY HAZEL BUT JOKING) WAS SHE IN A MOST US EDUCATE ON TO WENT THEN JAYNE FOR PLAY THE OF AUTHORS ON THE WAY INTERESTING A WAS PLAY THE FROME). CETHAN EVENING THE A INTO MADE IT WAS WINNER. PRIZE PULITZER AUTHOR'S THE BEFORE YEARS TWO 1935, IN MOVIE TO PLAY IT A HAUNTING FOUND CAST THE DEATH. A PLAY THE FOUND MEMBERS THE AND WITH, WORK IF YOU EVEN AND PRESENTATION, ABSORBING TRULY A WALLOP. PACKED IT STILL ENDING, THE KNEW JAN. PLAY 23, 1997 COMMITTEE FOR THE EVENING WAS: JAYNE JOHNSON - CHAIRPERSON MYRENE VAN DYKE, COLLEEN GARDNER, MARY HALVERSON, VICKIE ROBERTSON. BONNIE KING FLASHED PERFORMING MEMBERS, THERE. FOR POSTERITY. HER CAMERA AT THE SO AGAIN WE WILL BE THE MEMBERSHIP THEN ENJOYED THE WARM RELAXED ATMOSPHERE OF MARY HALVERSON'S HOME AND ATE WONDERFUL CREAM PIE SERVED BY THE HOSTESS AND HER COMMITTEE: MARY HALVERSON AND SUBSTITUTES JOYCE STILLWELL AND HAZEL ROBERTSON. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED HAZEL ROBERTSON FOR CAROL HURST, SECRETARY DRAMA Our CLUB CHRISTMAS annual Christmas 7, 1996 at 11:00 LUNCHEON Luncheon was A. M. Hazel Dec. 7, 1996 held on Sat. Dec. Robertson was Chairman of the entire event. The tables were beautifully decorated with the Christmas theme by Hazel and her committee consisting of Janette Bischoff, Sharyl Tucker, and Joyce Stillwell. Hazel was also the chairman of the program and she and her talented cast presented us with a real Christmas present -- "Scrooge - The Musical by Leslie Bricusse. Cast members were Hazel Robertson, Narrator: Valerie Newton, Scrooge: Joyce Stillwell, Nephew: Martha Krebs, Cratchet Sharyl Tucker, First Spirit: Charlene Nelson, second Spirit: Bonnie King sister and fiancee of Scrooge. Carol Hurst was the accompanist. We were Country us the with served Club her organ. a Staff delicious and beautiful Helen luncheon Harding Christmas Respectfully carols by the delighted played Submitted, Oise ft tors Carol Hurst, on Secretary (Rec DRAMA CLUB GUEST NIGHT - NOV. 21, 1996 Our annual guest night was held at the Eccles Community Art Center on Thurs. Nov. 21 at 7:30 P, M. President Martha Krebs welcomed members and guests and thanked them for coming. Hazel Robertson discussed the Christmas luncheon which will be held at the Ogden Golf and Country Club on Sat. Dec. 7. The program will be presented first beginning promptly at 11:00 A. M. The head count must be in by Dec. 3. President Martha turned the time over to Myrene Van Dyke, chairman for the evening. She told us about choosing "All Faces West" in honor of the Utah Centennial Achievement Celebration. She explained how Roland and Helen Parry came to write and compose "All Faces West" and about its original production. She also told us how the Parrys were able to obtain the services of the famed baritone, Igor Gorin, for the role of Brigham Young. The narration was excellent and the voices were beautiful as the following people performed a cutting of this production for us: Hazel Robertson, Martha Krebs, Joyce Stillwell, Bonnie Van Dyke King, and Sharyl Tucker. Valerie Newton, Chairman of the hostess committee and Earline Nims, Libby Norvell, Sophie Richards, and Vickie Robertson, also assisted by Hazel Robertson, dining all. room served and a delicious wonderful Respectfully refreshments evening submitted, was in had the by Mise GA, hit a Carol Hurst, Recording Secretary. DRAMA CLUB MEETING OCT. 24, 1996 At 7:35 P. M., President Martha Krebs called the meeting to order and welcomed us to Margaret Parr's lovely home. She thanked Margaret for her hospitality. Helen Plowgian, who was substituting for the excused Carol Hurst, read the minutes read. and took roll. Minutes were approved as Pres. Martha announced that a nominating committee, called upon when Myrene Van Dyke resigned as vice president, had recommended Afton Castlemain to replace Myrene. The committee proposed Beth Johnson to members present dations. replace Afton as treasurer. The voted to accept these recommen- Nov. guest night was discussed. Martha Krebs sang "Simple Little Things" from 110 degrees in the Shade. Sharyl Tucker accompanied her. Play committee for the evening was composed of Jeanne Hall, chairman, Martha Krebs, Marge Taylo Jo D' Ann Dance and Afton Castlemain. They presented James M. Barrie's "What Every Woman Knows." They read a cutting by Judy Anderson with narration in poetry by Judy. A masterful performance by the cast was greatly enjoyed by all. Jeanne dedicated their efforts to Judy. Margaret, assisted Castlemain, served a The fine time meeting by Bonnie delicious visiting. was adjourned. King and Afton pie while we all Respectfully Og, Helen Carol submitted Mh. She Plowgian Hurst ha for A CLUB DRAMA OF MINUTES Because UEA weekend was early this crowd attended the opening meeting Club, Drama President held Martha at the Krebs at 7:34 P. M. order The present. members read and approved. of home year, a sparce of the Ogden Athleen the called 1996 26, SEPT. HELD MEETING Johnson. to meeting 15 were call showed only Roll minutes Breakfast June to an article called our attention Krebs Pres, recognizing "Vista", in WSU's Alumni Magazine, the generosity of donors, Alan and Jeanne Hall. Room at the Lindquist The Board of Directors’ Center will be named in their honor thanks Alumni donation. to their generous A thank-you thanking us mother. read, note from Afton Castlemain was read for sending a plant in memory of her Also, thanking letter a Drama Club from for John Scowcroft remembering was Barbara. from Judy On a sad note, a letter of resignation in After 27 years of service Anderson was read. Drama Club, she is asking to be placed on the regretfully The membership list. sustaining accepted this resignation. Athleen letters bers. she had sent that announced Johnson memto all of the sustaining and books She has received replies from seven of the Helen in our bank account. We have $884.86 Plowgian moved that we accept the budget which The Martha proposed and Val Newton seconded it. motion passed. to Myrene Van Dyke will not be able to continue this year for various serve as Vice President decided that the The club members reasons. should select present and past two presidents as soon as possible. a new Vice President Vernal Johnson performed provided "Pierre of lovely Notre Dame" organ by music. Boellmann. He pept. @ 26, 1996 Page 2 Then he played a rousing disc on his digital computer organ of John Phillip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever", which demonstrated the capabilities of the organ. We thoroughly <rivves these numbers. Vickie Robertson, graciously substituting Chairman Janette Bischoff, introduced her of Kathy Douglas and Carol sented the 3 act French by Jules Le Maitre. Hurst Comedy, and "The Delicious refreshments were prepared by hostesses, Athleen Johnson, Kathy and Jayne The meeting Johnson was (in they for cast pre- Pardon", and served Douglas, absentia). adjourned. Respectfully La wees 47 submitted, Lhe I~ , t OPO DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN AUGUST PLANNING MEETING JULY 22, 1996 @ ie: at Present the home of Helen were: Plowgian Martha Krebs, Castlemain, Jodi Dance, Carol Hurst, Vicki Robertson, Myrene Van Johnson, Excused were: President, Afton Jeanne Martha Val Newton, Dyke, Athleen Bonnie Hall, King Hazel Robertson, Tita Lindquist welcomed the members Krebs, at 11:00 A.M. and thanked them for coming. She presented the budget for approval and after some discussion, it was suggested that we should spend cs minimum of $100.00 on courtesy. We discussed the price of a gift for the out-going president and wondered of silver and engraving were too expensive? The decision was to put $100.00 in misc. for that particular item. Jodi moved to accept the budget and Afton seconded it. The members present passed it. The decision was made to send programs to the Sustaining members and suggest that they send $5.00 their to the club if membership. by Athleen The Guest Johnson. Night performances throughout charge and the the her cast. June Breakfast Square." next the they want was discussed Letters play cast will to be would be able held at the continue sent to them and how many to year. Vicki Robertson decision will be up to will year. be (1997) do will be her ahd "Inn At in Temple s July How 22 to cussed. them to Ex. Planning introduce It was Guest new imeeting ‘ prospective suggested Night cont'dy and the that June : we members should was bring Breakfast. disThe membership needs The meeting then served was adjourned at 11:55 and Martha delicious vegetable pita sandwiches. to research prospective Respectfully ee” secretary members. submitted, THE DRAMA CLUB PROPOSED OF BUDGET 1996-1997 Donations Symphony/Ballet Eccles Utah Community Musical $50.00 Art 50.00 Theatre 100.00 Courtesy Guest 100.00 Night Christmas June 50.00 Party 50.00 Breakfast 50.00 50.00 Programs 7026 0.0 Miscellaneous 10,0... 0.0 $670.00 Income Gift Misc. from dues $510.00 Total OGDEN THE DRAMA CLUB OF OGDEN PROPOSED BUDGET 1996-1997 DONATIONS 1996-97 SYMPHONY /BALLET COMMUNITY ART ECCLES UTAH MUSICAL THEATER NIGHT CHRISTMAS JUNE $50.00 90.00 100.00 100.00 COURTESY GUEST CENTER . PARTY BREAKFAST 50.00 50.00 90.00 GIFT 50.00 MISC 00 PROGRAMS 00 TOTAL 00 CHARITAB LE giving — GIFTS, GRANTS AND PEOPLE ALUMNI ALAN AND JEANNE HALL, CLASS OF 1969 In recognition of the generosity of said. “It is the place where Jeanne and | met Directors Room at the Lindquist Alumni days on campus, where we received so much. It is now our pleasure to return the favor.” Alan Hall is president and CEO of donors Alan and Jeanne Hall, the Board of Center will be named in their honor at a dinner on Oct. 8. “We appreciate the support of Alan and Jeanne Hall,” said Roy Van Orman, 27 years ago. We have fond memories of our Technology Advancement computer-training Corporation, a located in company president of the Weber State University Alumni Association, “and we are excited to name our board room in their honor. We look forward to many years of association Ogden. As a WSU student, he played on the Wildcat basketball team and served as vice president of his senior class. Alan Hall also returned to WSU as executive director of its Alumni Association for seven years during The Halls graduated Weber State together in 1969. They recently made a Alumni to the multi-year donation Association in the amount of $50,000. the 1970s. days, During her undergraduate Jeanne Hall was crowned Miss Weber State with them and their family.” ‘W¥/e are both honored and delighted to support your great institution,” Alan Hall and performed in many musical theater productions. The Halls reside in Roy, Utah. Sophie M. Richards OGDEN - Sophie Marie Reed Richards, age 74, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, November 26, 1996 of complications of leukemia. She was born November 19, 1922 in Ogden, Utah, a daughter & tata. of Sophie and Harry S. Reed. She was married to Maurice Richards from 1943 to 1978. She was a dedicated employee of the Trapper Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America for many years. She was a & s sustaining member of the Jr. League of Ogden. She was also a member of the Utah Musical Theater Board and the Weber County Heritage Foundation. She served as president of the fol- She was lowing organizations: Drama Club of Ogden, Coronet Club, and the Emeritus Council of Weber State University. She had been involved with youth her entire life and had served in both Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. a Girl Scout leader for over 20 years many ofthese years teading. several troops at the same time. She touched the hearts girls. She Scouts and lives of many young also served in the Boy as Troop Advancement Com- mittee Chairman for many years and received The District Award of Merit from the Mount Ogden District of the Boy Scouts of America. She started dancing at the age of three, taught by her mother of the Reed School of Dance. She was an accomplished tap, ballet and toe dancer throughout her young life. She shared her love for dance with her daughters and granddaughters. She loved to travel throughout the world with her friends and family. She always looked forward to spending time alone traveling in Europe with each of her grandchildren as they graduated from high school. She graduated Magna Cum Laud with a Bachelors Degree in Integrated Studies from Weber State University at the age of 70. She was the oldest member of the Young Alumni Association. Her family meant everything to her. In 1995, she was named the Ogden Mother of the Year. She was the center of many memories to her family and her extended family. We will always remember the Easter Egg hunts, the Christmas traditions, her pies and her homemade ice cream. Her service and love that she gave so freely to everyone. Surviving are her children: Sheree (Stan) Reed of Sandy; Reed (Martha) Richards, Brett (Rebecca) Richards, Tina (Robert) Herman, and Teri Rich- ards all of Ogden. Grandchildren: Matt (Becky) Reed, Aaron (Stacy) Reed, Jenny Reed, Spencer Reed, Kristin (Jeff) Millard, rently serving Brandon an LDS zil), Shawn Richards, Merle) and Richards Mission Jason (cur- in Bra- Richards, Jeremy Richards, Kari Richards, Jared Richard, Heather Richards, Katie Richards, Peter Herman, and Christian Herman. As an only child, she adopted the Richards family as her own: Dr. Winn (Joyce) Richards and Dahrli (Dr. Allen their families. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Ogden 41st LDS Ward Chapel, 3254 Polk Avenue. Friends may call at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary, 3408 Washington Bivd., on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday at the Ward Chapel from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. Interment, Ogden City Cemetery. For those wishing, donations may be made to the Children’s Justice Center of Ogden, 1004 24th St., Ogden, Ut. 84401