She was born July 31, 1906, in Cedar Fort to Orson Ezra and Ida Melvina Brown Hacking. She married Wendell (Ben) Carson McKinney, July 1, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was active in the LDS church and had worked at the Tooele Ordinance Depot.
She is survived by her husband, Fairfield; three sons, one daughter, Orson Wendell, Cedar Fort; Blaine Hacking and Ben Leman, both Fairfield; Janet Palmer, Lehi; 18 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; one brother, one sister, Howard Hacking, Tooele; Vinnie Hacking Ault, Cedar Fort.
Prelude and postlude music was played by Ileen Cook. The prayer with family members was spoken by Howard Ault. Bishop Calvin Cook announced the services. He also spoke comforting words to the congregation.
Stephen Chipman offered the invocation. A musical selection was presented by Carol Carson. Peggy Fisher gave the biographical sketch. Speakers were Bishop Paul Genho and Bishop Cloyd Harris. Leonard Wing played a medley of favorite songs on the organ. Douglas Calton sang a solo accompanied by Colleen Calton. Art Cook gave the benediction and the dedicatory prayer at Cedar Valley Cemetery was by Howard Hacking.
Serving as pallbearers were Robert McKinney, Bill McKinney, and Brent McKinney, Travis McKinney, Ryan McKinney and Clark Palmer. Honorary Pallbearers were Dagan McKinney. Royce Palmer, Mace McKinney, Shawn Palmer, Joel McKinney and Jay Palmer.
The flowers were cared for and arranged by Cedar Valley Relief Society.
(Provo Herald, 13 March 1981)
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PARENTS: Orson Ezra and Ida Melvina Brown Hacking
SPOUSE: Wendell Carson McKinney, Married 01 Jul 1932 in the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
She was born July 31, 1906, in Cedar Fort to Orson Ezra and Ida Melvina Brown Hacking. She married Wendell (Ben) Carson McKinney, July 1, 1932 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was active in the LDS church and had worked at the Tooele Ordinance Depot.
She is survived by her husband, Fairfield; three sons, one daughter, Orson Wendell, Cedar Fort; Blaine Hacking and Ben Leman, both Fairfield; Janet Palmer, Lehi; 18 grandchildren; three great grandchildren; one brother, one sister, Howard Hacking, Tooele; Vinnie Hacking Ault, Cedar Fort.
Prelude and postlude music was played by Ileen Cook. The prayer with family members was spoken by Howard Ault. Bishop Calvin Cook announced the services. He also spoke comforting words to the congregation.
Stephen Chipman offered the invocation. A musical selection was presented by Carol Carson. Peggy Fisher gave the biographical sketch. Speakers were Bishop Paul Genho and Bishop Cloyd Harris. Leonard Wing played a medley of favorite songs on the organ. Douglas Calton sang a solo accompanied by Colleen Calton. Art Cook gave the benediction and the dedicatory prayer at Cedar Valley Cemetery was by Howard Hacking.
Serving as pallbearers were Robert McKinney, Bill McKinney, and Brent McKinney, Travis McKinney, Ryan McKinney and Clark Palmer. Honorary Pallbearers were Dagan McKinney. Royce Palmer, Mace McKinney, Shawn Palmer, Joel McKinney and Jay Palmer.
The flowers were cared for and arranged by Cedar Valley Relief Society.
(Provo Herald, 13 March 1981)
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PARENTS: Orson Ezra and Ida Melvina Brown Hacking
SPOUSE: Wendell Carson McKinney, Married 01 Jul 1932 in the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Bio by: Rhonda
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Married July 1, 1932
Gravesite Details
Wife of Wendell C. McKinney
Family Members
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Wayne Ezra Hacking
1901–1967
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Vinnie Hacking Ault
1904–1994
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Arnold Hacking
1908–1908
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Howard Clark Hacking
1910–2004
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Earl Byron Hacking
1914–1914
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Earl Byron Hacking
1914–1914
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Josephine Hacking
1916–1917
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John Orson "Baby Boy" Hacking
1918–1918
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Jennie Hacking
1919–1919
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Mary Hacking
1919–1919
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Marion Brown "Baby Boy" Hacking
1921–1921
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Lorenzo Henry Hacking
1923–1923
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Ida Jane Hacking
1924–1924
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