LaVar Miller Black, 83, died 13 October 1983 in a Price hospital.
LaVar was born 05 November 1899 in Huntington to Miller Snow Black & Susan Julia Sherman Black. He attended Huntington Elementery & Huntington High School. He attend Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah and went a LDS mission to Mexico from 1925-1928.
He married Mary Emily Lemmon 01 October 1930 who died and then he married Lelia Bunderson 08 June 1938 in the Logan LDS Temple. They adopted two children: Daniel LaVar Black and DeeAnn Black Jensen.
He worked the family farm, social worker during the depression. He loved missionary work, he served a mission in Mexico from 1925-1928. He was active in the LDS church and was second counselor in the Emery Stake 1944-1958. He and his wife Lelia went a mission to Texas 1972-1973 and they were ordinance workers in the Manti Temple from 1974-1978. He is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and charter member of the Huntington Glee Club.
Survivors: wife, Huntington; son, Daniel LaVar Black, Huntington; DeAnn B. Jensen, Cleveland; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Henry (Nora) Kartchener, Price; Mrs. Orlon (Meleta) Brockbank, Huntington.
Services were held Saturday, 15 October 1983 in the Huntington LDS Ward Chapel. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery.
LaVar was born 05 November 1899 in Huntington to Miller Snow Black & Susan Julia Sherman Black. He attended Huntington Elementery & Huntington High School. He attend Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah and went a LDS mission to Mexico from 1925-1928.
He married Mary Emily Lemmon 01 October 1930 who died and then he married Lelia Bunderson 08 June 1938 in the Logan LDS Temple. They adopted two children: Daniel LaVar Black and DeeAnn Black Jensen.
He worked the family farm, social worker during the depression. He loved missionary work, he served a mission in Mexico from 1925-1928. He was active in the LDS church and was second counselor in the Emery Stake 1944-1958. He and his wife Lelia went a mission to Texas 1972-1973 and they were ordinance workers in the Manti Temple from 1974-1978. He is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and charter member of the Huntington Glee Club.
Survivors: wife, Huntington; son, Daniel LaVar Black, Huntington; DeAnn B. Jensen, Cleveland; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Henry (Nora) Kartchener, Price; Mrs. Orlon (Meleta) Brockbank, Huntington.
Services were held Saturday, 15 October 1983 in the Huntington LDS Ward Chapel. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery.
LaVar Miller Black, 83, died 13 October 1983 in a Price hospital.
LaVar was born 05 November 1899 in Huntington to Miller Snow Black & Susan Julia Sherman Black. He attended Huntington Elementery & Huntington High School. He attend Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah and went a LDS mission to Mexico from 1925-1928.
He married Mary Emily Lemmon 01 October 1930 who died and then he married Lelia Bunderson 08 June 1938 in the Logan LDS Temple. They adopted two children: Daniel LaVar Black and DeeAnn Black Jensen.
He worked the family farm, social worker during the depression. He loved missionary work, he served a mission in Mexico from 1925-1928. He was active in the LDS church and was second counselor in the Emery Stake 1944-1958. He and his wife Lelia went a mission to Texas 1972-1973 and they were ordinance workers in the Manti Temple from 1974-1978. He is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and charter member of the Huntington Glee Club.
Survivors: wife, Huntington; son, Daniel LaVar Black, Huntington; DeAnn B. Jensen, Cleveland; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Henry (Nora) Kartchener, Price; Mrs. Orlon (Meleta) Brockbank, Huntington.
Services were held Saturday, 15 October 1983 in the Huntington LDS Ward Chapel. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery.
LaVar was born 05 November 1899 in Huntington to Miller Snow Black & Susan Julia Sherman Black. He attended Huntington Elementery & Huntington High School. He attend Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, Utah and went a LDS mission to Mexico from 1925-1928.
He married Mary Emily Lemmon 01 October 1930 who died and then he married Lelia Bunderson 08 June 1938 in the Logan LDS Temple. They adopted two children: Daniel LaVar Black and DeeAnn Black Jensen.
He worked the family farm, social worker during the depression. He loved missionary work, he served a mission in Mexico from 1925-1928. He was active in the LDS church and was second counselor in the Emery Stake 1944-1958. He and his wife Lelia went a mission to Texas 1972-1973 and they were ordinance workers in the Manti Temple from 1974-1978. He is a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and charter member of the Huntington Glee Club.
Survivors: wife, Huntington; son, Daniel LaVar Black, Huntington; DeAnn B. Jensen, Cleveland; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Henry (Nora) Kartchener, Price; Mrs. Orlon (Meleta) Brockbank, Huntington.
Services were held Saturday, 15 October 1983 in the Huntington LDS Ward Chapel. Interment, Huntington City Cemetery.
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