Daughter of Hannah James and Joseph Henry Porter.
One of nine children, she was born in Provo, Utah September 11 1923. Attended public schools in Salt lake city. Married Theodore James Thaxton(deceased) in Elko Nevada november 17, 1944.
Hartense had various jobs in her life, from working at the Riding Acadamy which used to exist right above Hogle Zoo, to being the print shop girl at the Hotel Utah. She ran the (table) at Purity Biscuit Co., but perhaps more widely known for being the lunch lady with Davis County Schools for many years.
This is where the kids lovingly nicknamed her 'GRAMBO'! A.K.A. in other circles as Torchy & Peanut
Hartense enjoyed the outdoors spending time at the family cabin. she travelled quite a bit with her family and friends. A Daughter of the Utah Pioneers, she enjoyed working at the museum.
Hartense loved her family, Theodore Thaxton Jr., (Sharon), Darryl Thaxton (Lynette), Virgene True (deceased) Dick True, Gailyn Thaxton (Debbie), Scott Thaxton (deceased), Steven Thaxton (June). Many Grandchildren and many greatgrandchildren.
A viewing for family and close friends will be held Tuesday, January 21 from 12:30 to 1:30, at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main Bountiful, followed by a graveside service at 2:00 at Farmington Cemetary.
Daughter of Hannah James and Joseph Henry Porter.
One of nine children, she was born in Provo, Utah September 11 1923. Attended public schools in Salt lake city. Married Theodore James Thaxton(deceased) in Elko Nevada november 17, 1944.
Hartense had various jobs in her life, from working at the Riding Acadamy which used to exist right above Hogle Zoo, to being the print shop girl at the Hotel Utah. She ran the (table) at Purity Biscuit Co., but perhaps more widely known for being the lunch lady with Davis County Schools for many years.
This is where the kids lovingly nicknamed her 'GRAMBO'! A.K.A. in other circles as Torchy & Peanut
Hartense enjoyed the outdoors spending time at the family cabin. she travelled quite a bit with her family and friends. A Daughter of the Utah Pioneers, she enjoyed working at the museum.
Hartense loved her family, Theodore Thaxton Jr., (Sharon), Darryl Thaxton (Lynette), Virgene True (deceased) Dick True, Gailyn Thaxton (Debbie), Scott Thaxton (deceased), Steven Thaxton (June). Many Grandchildren and many greatgrandchildren.
A viewing for family and close friends will be held Tuesday, January 21 from 12:30 to 1:30, at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main Bountiful, followed by a graveside service at 2:00 at Farmington Cemetary.
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