Olen Orabus Hunting Bodily, 83, passed away Feb.18, 1989 at the Uintah Care Center, Vernal, UT.

She was born Nov. 19, 1905, a daughter of Nathan Charles and Sarah Adell Pope Hunting.

She married Reed Fisher Bodily on Feb. 21, 1928. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Her husband died Aug. 23, 1982.

She was the mother of eleven children:
Joseph Reed, (who preceded her in death), LaThare Nathan, Vadrus Joyce, Athly Olivia, Barbara, Carolyn, Kent Aloice, Errol Glade, Tharon Robert,(who also preceded her in death), Sharon Lynn, and Alice.

Olen was a homemaker and a member of the Vernal Fifth Ward. She was a former Primary teacher and a Relief Society teacher.

She was an excellent cook. Her cooking, including her rolls and pies were well known, and favorites of many around town. She worked for many years in various cafes and coffee shops around Vernal: Jim's Cafe, Brownie's Cafe, The Gateway Cafe, Hotel Vernal Coffee Shop, The Commercial Cafe, and The Trail Cafe.

Olen is survived by sons and daughters:
LaThare N.(Jeanine)Bodily, Los Altos, CA.; Kent A.(Nancy) Bodily, Kearns, UT; Errol G.(Janice) Bodily, Sandy, UT; Mrs. Duane A. (Vadrus J.) Wall, Vernal, UT; Mrs. Marvin J. (Athly) Thompson, Riverton, WY; Mrs. J. Bryan (Barbara) Fairey, Jr., Yuba City, CA; Mrs. Glen H. (Carolyn) Cook, Vernal,UT; Mrs. William A. (Sharon) Schaefermeyer, West Valley City, UT; Mrs. Clyde N. (Alice) Ruppe, Vernal, UT; 61 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Lorna Ballard, Mountain View, CA; Mrs. LaRue Hardy, Yakima, WA; and one brother, Uel C. Hunting, Vernal, UT.

Funeral services for Olen Orabus Hunting Bodily, were held Wed. Feb. 21, at the Uintah Stake Center. Bishop Brownie Tomlinson conducted the services. Family Prayer was offered by Kent Bodily.

Prelude and postlude music was played by Jamie Weeks. Invocation was given by Errol Bodily, remarks were given by Bishop Tomlinson.

A musical number, "In the Garden", was sung by Jamie Weeks, accompanied by Dana Cook. Don Brown then spoke. A musical number, "Somewhere My Love", was sung by Kathy Laris, accompanied by Jamie Weeks.

William Schaefermeyer then spoke, followed by a musical number, "O My Father", sung by Kay Hunting, and Enola Brighton, accompanied by Jamie Weeks. Robert Bodily gave the benediction.

Interment was in the Maeser Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons, and great-grandsons. The dedicatory prayer was given by LaThare Bodily.

Davis Second and Third Ward Relief Society were in charge of floral arrangements. Services were under the direction of Thompson's Vernal Mortuary.