Leroyce's family relocated to Oregon when she was in grade school. After high school, she lived in Idaho, Utah, Arizona before she settled in Washington, UT, in 2008. She had her first-born son when she married her husband, Delmer Lawrance Gugelman, and they had 3 other children before they divorced. Leroyce met and married Gordon, the love of her life, on June 1, 1971, in Jackson, WY. She had worked many jobs but being a step-on tour guide for Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park and Kolob Canyon was her favorite. For several years, she and Gordon belonged to Good Sam Camping Club and thoroughly enjoyed meeting up with the other members for camping trips and camp dinners at many different camp grounds throughout Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. She loved most anything to do with crafts. Everyone close to her knew she had multiple projects she was working on at any given time. Even though she stayed busy with many hobbies, family was always her priority. Survivors included: children Nick Gugelman (LaReta), Wayne Gugelman (Brenda), JoAnn Nelson (Jedd) and Fred Gugelman; half-sisters Susan Terry, Linda Johnson and Brenda Terry; and 11 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services held on Saturday February 5th at Horsley Funeral Home in Malad.
Leroyce's family relocated to Oregon when she was in grade school. After high school, she lived in Idaho, Utah, Arizona before she settled in Washington, UT, in 2008. She had her first-born son when she married her husband, Delmer Lawrance Gugelman, and they had 3 other children before they divorced. Leroyce met and married Gordon, the love of her life, on June 1, 1971, in Jackson, WY. She had worked many jobs but being a step-on tour guide for Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park and Kolob Canyon was her favorite. For several years, she and Gordon belonged to Good Sam Camping Club and thoroughly enjoyed meeting up with the other members for camping trips and camp dinners at many different camp grounds throughout Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. She loved most anything to do with crafts. Everyone close to her knew she had multiple projects she was working on at any given time. Even though she stayed busy with many hobbies, family was always her priority. Survivors included: children Nick Gugelman (LaReta), Wayne Gugelman (Brenda), JoAnn Nelson (Jedd) and Fred Gugelman; half-sisters Susan Terry, Linda Johnson and Brenda Terry; and 11 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Funeral services held on Saturday February 5th at Horsley Funeral Home in Malad.
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