Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins
Marveline Cazier was born 19 November 1924 in Afton, Wyoming to Earl and Fannie Blacker Cazier. She was the fifth of eight children born to Earl and Fannie. Marve (as she was commonly known) passed away on Thursday, 17 July 2014, at the Star Valley Medical Center after many years of ill health.
Marve spend essentially all of her youth and adult life living in Afton down what used to be called “Nield String”. She attended grade school and high school in Afton.
Marve married Doyle Foss Draney in Paris, Idaho on 21 September 1942. They were later sealed in the Logan Temple on 26 February 1943. To this union was born a baby boy, Eugene C Draney. This marriage was cut short because Doyle was shot on Okinawa Island during WWII. He died on 9 April 1945.
Marve married Aceil “Ace” Carl Jenkins in Idaho Falls on 31 January 1946. To this union was born Gary C, Nancy, Robert C and Kelly C Jenkins. Ace died of a heart attack on 27 November 1989 at their home located on “Nield String”. As Marve stated in her personal history, “The children lost a great dad and the grandchildren lost a grandpa who loved them dearly”.
Marve worked outside the home for a short time but her most important occupation that she enjoyed was that of a homemaker. Her places of employment included: Imco, Star Valley Swiss Cheese Factory, Nield Implement as a bookkeeper and at Aeroteck.
Marve held many positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints including: YWMIA counselor, YWMIA President, Beehive and Mia Maid teacher, speech director, dance director, Sunday School teacher, Primary teacher, public speaking specialist as well as Relief Society visiting teacher for many years. She often mentioned that her favorite calling was working with the young women in the MIA.
Marve and Ace enjoyed the out of doors and often would go camping with their children up Greys River. Marve was very organized and saved pictures sent by family and friends, newspaper clippings, wedding announcements, memorial services, etc all her life. This information was organized into albums. All of her trips, medical issues and appointments, financial records, birthdates, birthday cards received, etc were saved and carefully recorded. All events that occurred in her life were recorded in a notebook or on a calendar.
Marve is survived by her siblings: Paul “B” (Eva) Cazier of Salt Lake City; LueDene Jenkins of Afton; Billie Renee (LaRoyce) Nield of Afton. She is also survived by her children: Eugene C Draney of Payson, Utah; Gary C (Roxie) Jenkins of Smoot, Wyoming; Nancy Jenkins of Hailey, Idaho; Robert C (Sharyn) Jenkins of Manhattan, Illinois; Kelly C (Cathy) Jenkins of Elwood, Illinois.
At Marve’s parting from mortality, she had 19 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins were held on Wednesday, 23 July 2014, at the Salt River Ward Chapel. Services were conducted by Bishop Scott Viegel. Interment was at the Afton Cemetery.
Marveline Cazier was born 19 November 1924 in Afton, Wyoming to Earl and Fannie Blacker Cazier. She was the fifth of eight children born to Earl and Fannie. Marve (as she was commonly known) passed away on Thursday, 17 July 2014, at the Star Valley Medical Center after many years of ill health.
Marve spend essentially all of her youth and adult life living in Afton down what used to be called “Nield String”. She attended grade school and high school in Afton.
Marve married Doyle Foss Draney in Paris, Idaho on 21 September 1942. They were later sealed in the Logan Temple on 26 February 1943. To this union was born a baby boy, Eugene C Draney. This marriage was cut short because Doyle was shot on Okinawa Island during WWII. He died on 9 April 1945.
Marve married Aceil “Ace” Carl Jenkins in Idaho Falls on 31 January 1946. To this union was born Gary C, Nancy, Robert C and Kelly C Jenkins. Ace died of a heart attack on 27 November 1989 at their home located on “Nield String”. As Marve stated in her personal history, “The children lost a great dad and the grandchildren lost a grandpa who loved them dearly”.
Marve worked outside the home for a short time but her most important occupation that she enjoyed was that of a homemaker. Her places of employment included: Imco, Star Valley Swiss Cheese Factory, Nield Implement as a bookkeeper and at Aeroteck.
Marve held many positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints including: YWMIA counselor, YWMIA President, Beehive and Mia Maid teacher, speech director, dance director, Sunday School teacher, Primary teacher, public speaking specialist as well as Relief Society visiting teacher for many years. She often mentioned that her favorite calling was working with the young women in the MIA.
Marve and Ace enjoyed the out of doors and often would go camping with their children up Greys River. Marve was very organized and saved pictures sent by family and friends, newspaper clippings, wedding announcements, memorial services, etc all her life. This information was organized into albums. All of her trips, medical issues and appointments, financial records, birthdates, birthday cards received, etc were saved and carefully recorded. All events that occurred in her life were recorded in a notebook or on a calendar.
Marve is survived by her siblings: Paul “B” (Eva) Cazier of Salt Lake City; LueDene Jenkins of Afton; Billie Renee (LaRoyce) Nield of Afton. She is also survived by her children: Eugene C Draney of Payson, Utah; Gary C (Roxie) Jenkins of Smoot, Wyoming; Nancy Jenkins of Hailey, Idaho; Robert C (Sharyn) Jenkins of Manhattan, Illinois; Kelly C (Cathy) Jenkins of Elwood, Illinois.
At Marve’s parting from mortality, she had 19 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins were held on Wednesday, 23 July 2014, at the Salt River Ward Chapel. Services were conducted by Bishop Scott Viegel. Interment was at the Afton Cemetery.
Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins
Marveline Cazier was born 19 November 1924 in Afton, Wyoming to Earl and Fannie Blacker Cazier. She was the fifth of eight children born to Earl and Fannie. Marve (as she was commonly known) passed away on Thursday, 17 July 2014, at the Star Valley Medical Center after many years of ill health.
Marve spend essentially all of her youth and adult life living in Afton down what used to be called “Nield String”. She attended grade school and high school in Afton.
Marve married Doyle Foss Draney in Paris, Idaho on 21 September 1942. They were later sealed in the Logan Temple on 26 February 1943. To this union was born a baby boy, Eugene C Draney. This marriage was cut short because Doyle was shot on Okinawa Island during WWII. He died on 9 April 1945.
Marve married Aceil “Ace” Carl Jenkins in Idaho Falls on 31 January 1946. To this union was born Gary C, Nancy, Robert C and Kelly C Jenkins. Ace died of a heart attack on 27 November 1989 at their home located on “Nield String”. As Marve stated in her personal history, “The children lost a great dad and the grandchildren lost a grandpa who loved them dearly”.
Marve worked outside the home for a short time but her most important occupation that she enjoyed was that of a homemaker. Her places of employment included: Imco, Star Valley Swiss Cheese Factory, Nield Implement as a bookkeeper and at Aeroteck.
Marve held many positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints including: YWMIA counselor, YWMIA President, Beehive and Mia Maid teacher, speech director, dance director, Sunday School teacher, Primary teacher, public speaking specialist as well as Relief Society visiting teacher for many years. She often mentioned that her favorite calling was working with the young women in the MIA.
Marve and Ace enjoyed the out of doors and often would go camping with their children up Greys River. Marve was very organized and saved pictures sent by family and friends, newspaper clippings, wedding announcements, memorial services, etc all her life. This information was organized into albums. All of her trips, medical issues and appointments, financial records, birthdates, birthday cards received, etc were saved and carefully recorded. All events that occurred in her life were recorded in a notebook or on a calendar.
Marve is survived by her siblings: Paul “B” (Eva) Cazier of Salt Lake City; LueDene Jenkins of Afton; Billie Renee (LaRoyce) Nield of Afton. She is also survived by her children: Eugene C Draney of Payson, Utah; Gary C (Roxie) Jenkins of Smoot, Wyoming; Nancy Jenkins of Hailey, Idaho; Robert C (Sharyn) Jenkins of Manhattan, Illinois; Kelly C (Cathy) Jenkins of Elwood, Illinois.
At Marve’s parting from mortality, she had 19 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins were held on Wednesday, 23 July 2014, at the Salt River Ward Chapel. Services were conducted by Bishop Scott Viegel. Interment was at the Afton Cemetery.
Marveline Cazier was born 19 November 1924 in Afton, Wyoming to Earl and Fannie Blacker Cazier. She was the fifth of eight children born to Earl and Fannie. Marve (as she was commonly known) passed away on Thursday, 17 July 2014, at the Star Valley Medical Center after many years of ill health.
Marve spend essentially all of her youth and adult life living in Afton down what used to be called “Nield String”. She attended grade school and high school in Afton.
Marve married Doyle Foss Draney in Paris, Idaho on 21 September 1942. They were later sealed in the Logan Temple on 26 February 1943. To this union was born a baby boy, Eugene C Draney. This marriage was cut short because Doyle was shot on Okinawa Island during WWII. He died on 9 April 1945.
Marve married Aceil “Ace” Carl Jenkins in Idaho Falls on 31 January 1946. To this union was born Gary C, Nancy, Robert C and Kelly C Jenkins. Ace died of a heart attack on 27 November 1989 at their home located on “Nield String”. As Marve stated in her personal history, “The children lost a great dad and the grandchildren lost a grandpa who loved them dearly”.
Marve worked outside the home for a short time but her most important occupation that she enjoyed was that of a homemaker. Her places of employment included: Imco, Star Valley Swiss Cheese Factory, Nield Implement as a bookkeeper and at Aeroteck.
Marve held many positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints including: YWMIA counselor, YWMIA President, Beehive and Mia Maid teacher, speech director, dance director, Sunday School teacher, Primary teacher, public speaking specialist as well as Relief Society visiting teacher for many years. She often mentioned that her favorite calling was working with the young women in the MIA.
Marve and Ace enjoyed the out of doors and often would go camping with their children up Greys River. Marve was very organized and saved pictures sent by family and friends, newspaper clippings, wedding announcements, memorial services, etc all her life. This information was organized into albums. All of her trips, medical issues and appointments, financial records, birthdates, birthday cards received, etc were saved and carefully recorded. All events that occurred in her life were recorded in a notebook or on a calendar.
Marve is survived by her siblings: Paul “B” (Eva) Cazier of Salt Lake City; LueDene Jenkins of Afton; Billie Renee (LaRoyce) Nield of Afton. She is also survived by her children: Eugene C Draney of Payson, Utah; Gary C (Roxie) Jenkins of Smoot, Wyoming; Nancy Jenkins of Hailey, Idaho; Robert C (Sharyn) Jenkins of Manhattan, Illinois; Kelly C (Cathy) Jenkins of Elwood, Illinois.
At Marve’s parting from mortality, she had 19 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services for Marveline Cazier Draney Jenkins were held on Wednesday, 23 July 2014, at the Salt River Ward Chapel. Services were conducted by Bishop Scott Viegel. Interment was at the Afton Cemetery.
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