of the girls’ association at Weber College Beth was president And mother got her a white beaded and was voted queen there. She had the lead ina She was the prettiest queen ever. dress. We could get together her. seeing loved I And plays. of number We understood each often. quite thing and giggle over some little one year then for Utah of She attended the University other. both Beth and Ray were married in the Well, joined a sorority. Salt Lake Temple and Ray was at the Great Basin and they spent Ray called I visited almost every summer. their honeymoon there. me the star boarder. in and lived in an apartment They went to Washington D.C. They took me to New York and Beth stayed Virginia and I went back. And sent Ray in the hotel with little Richard that they had then. and I put oysters raw some me bought He out to show me the town. I can rest. the Ray ate Finally got rid of it. one in my mouth. say that well. It ELLA: about me. sister my was a real was joy number to 1 with them have I came along next and I I'm not going to spend any part my of think you time with to good was Ray me. as me as family. know me. quite a bit And he was a Then Sheldon was born in Richfield. SHELDON: thought Daddy and night at often him to read I always. good boy, he older grew he when then And do. that was a kind thing to of phase a attended the University of California and graduated in And then he went back to Washington to attend George engineering. And while back there he Washington U and lived with Beth and Ray. it and he just over got he but sick quite was he got sick and lacked a year of his And law degree. then he was sent to British he married Verna Lindsay and they And when he returned, Guiana. And then he went back to his work, he was were extremely happy. home one night and then he and Verna were going in the navy, Sheldon instantly. killed both were they and crossed the street Cross. Red the by home came home by the navy and Verna was brought And I loved hin. He was a dear boy in every way. one te & & & & Nancy Elizabeth and Joseph Hyrum had James Hyrum, their first He hin. too much about know I don't child. son and oldest evidently went riding on a horse which threw him and he hit his They had trouble and they He came home and it affected him. head. He died at took him to Provo where he remained his entire life. 72. Grandma visited him often as she could. And whether grandpa Grandma became forgetful so came to stay with did I don't know. And after she died, Beth go down to Provo. didn't us and then she got after her and told They went down to see what had happened. her they couldn't locate anyone who knew him after he passed away. They told Beth he was This is sad. He had a pauper's burial. getting better.