Ervin Wendell Jorgensen, age 75 of Vernal, died from complications of heart surgery at St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Ervin was born on January 28, 1928 in Leota, Utah to Oliver Wendell and Ina Elizabeth Ellsworth Jorgensen.
Ervin grew up in Leota. He went to in Leota, Avolon and graduated from Alterra High School.
Ervin served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Texas-Louisiana Mission. He also served our country in the Army during the Korean War.
Ervin married Mina May Kendall on August 22, 1958 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Ervin worked for Standard Saddle Tree as well as for the Uintah School District for many years where he retired in 1989. He was an active member of the Glines 5th Ward LDS Church where he had various callings which he enjoyed. He loved spending time with his family and was always trying to make people happy. He enjoyed farming as well as giving of his time in service for the church and others.
Ervin is survived by his wife, Mina May Jorgensen; childreen, Wendell Jorgemsen of Vernal; Aaron (Julie) Jorgensen of St. George; Hillary (Tony) Jenne of Vernal; Kimberly (Cory) Caserta of Ogden; Sisters Iova (Bernard) Moore and Melva of Randlett; brothers, Vern (Deloris) Jorgensen of Orem; Don (Jane) Jorgensen of Randlett; grandchildren; Megan Marie (Joseph) Cook, Rebecca Leigh Jorgensen, Matthew (Melanie) Jenne, Michael (Amanda) Jenne, Jessica Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, Spencer Caserta, and great grandchild MacKenzie Brandt Cook.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Bert.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 26, 2003 at 11 a.m. at the Glines 5th Ward Chapel (1270 W. 1500 So.). Friends may call on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary and one hour prior to the services at the Chapel. Burial will be in the Leota Cemetery under the direction of Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary with Military Honors by the American Legion Posts 124 & 11.
Funeral Services for Ervin Wendell Jorgensen were held on September 26,
at the Glines LDS 5th Ward Chapel. Bishop Neldon Seitz conducted.
Compassionate services were given by the Glines LDS 5th Ward Relief Society.
Pallbearers were: Matthew Jenne, Michael Jenne, Charles Kendall, Sterling Kendall, Sean Kendall and Shea Kendall. Honorary Pallbearers were: Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Ben Jenne, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, and Spencer Caserta.
Don Jorgensen offered the family prayer. Kathleen McKeachnie was the organist and Kelly Boren was the chorister. The congregation sang,"Be Still,
My Soul" and Aaron Jorgensen offered the invocation. Tony Jenne read the eulogy and Ron Walker performed the musical number "These Hands".
Terry Winn spoke and Bishop Neldon Seitz gave some closing remarks. The congregation then sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the benediction was
offered by Mie Jenne.
Austin Kendall dedicated the grave and the Military honors was given by the American Legion posts 124 & 11.
A Tribute to her Father Hillary Jenne wrote this poem:
You are a Child of Royal Birth sent by a Heavenly Father to live here on earth.
Sent from a home so warm and secure, one you can return to if you but endure. This short time here is merely a test all you are asked is to do your best. Sometimes you may stumble and yes you may fall, but cherished friends and loved ones can help you through it all. And when your burdens seem too hard to bear look towards Heaven and Know God is there. He knows your sorrows and feels your pain be assured your pleas are never in vain. With his
love unending, His grace divine, He will watch over and care for you till your appointed time. And on the day when you've completed your test, You can return home Joyfully having done your Best.
Ervin grew up in Leota. He went to in Leota, Avolon and graduated from Alterra High School.
Ervin served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Texas-Louisiana Mission. He also served our country in the Army during the Korean War.
Ervin married Mina May Kendall on August 22, 1958 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Ervin worked for Standard Saddle Tree as well as for the Uintah School District for many years where he retired in 1989. He was an active member of the Glines 5th Ward LDS Church where he had various callings which he enjoyed. He loved spending time with his family and was always trying to make people happy. He enjoyed farming as well as giving of his time in service for the church and others.
Ervin is survived by his wife, Mina May Jorgensen; childreen, Wendell Jorgemsen of Vernal; Aaron (Julie) Jorgensen of St. George; Hillary (Tony) Jenne of Vernal; Kimberly (Cory) Caserta of Ogden; Sisters Iova (Bernard) Moore and Melva of Randlett; brothers, Vern (Deloris) Jorgensen of Orem; Don (Jane) Jorgensen of Randlett; grandchildren; Megan Marie (Joseph) Cook, Rebecca Leigh Jorgensen, Matthew (Melanie) Jenne, Michael (Amanda) Jenne, Jessica Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, Spencer Caserta, and great grandchild MacKenzie Brandt Cook.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Bert.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 26, 2003 at 11 a.m. at the Glines 5th Ward Chapel (1270 W. 1500 So.). Friends may call on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary and one hour prior to the services at the Chapel. Burial will be in the Leota Cemetery under the direction of Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary with Military Honors by the American Legion Posts 124 & 11.
Funeral Services for Ervin Wendell Jorgensen were held on September 26,
at the Glines LDS 5th Ward Chapel. Bishop Neldon Seitz conducted.
Compassionate services were given by the Glines LDS 5th Ward Relief Society.
Pallbearers were: Matthew Jenne, Michael Jenne, Charles Kendall, Sterling Kendall, Sean Kendall and Shea Kendall. Honorary Pallbearers were: Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Ben Jenne, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, and Spencer Caserta.
Don Jorgensen offered the family prayer. Kathleen McKeachnie was the organist and Kelly Boren was the chorister. The congregation sang,"Be Still,
My Soul" and Aaron Jorgensen offered the invocation. Tony Jenne read the eulogy and Ron Walker performed the musical number "These Hands".
Terry Winn spoke and Bishop Neldon Seitz gave some closing remarks. The congregation then sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the benediction was
offered by Mie Jenne.
Austin Kendall dedicated the grave and the Military honors was given by the American Legion posts 124 & 11.
A Tribute to her Father Hillary Jenne wrote this poem:
You are a Child of Royal Birth sent by a Heavenly Father to live here on earth.
Sent from a home so warm and secure, one you can return to if you but endure. This short time here is merely a test all you are asked is to do your best. Sometimes you may stumble and yes you may fall, but cherished friends and loved ones can help you through it all. And when your burdens seem too hard to bear look towards Heaven and Know God is there. He knows your sorrows and feels your pain be assured your pleas are never in vain. With his
love unending, His grace divine, He will watch over and care for you till your appointed time. And on the day when you've completed your test, You can return home Joyfully having done your Best.
Ervin Wendell Jorgensen, age 75 of Vernal, died from complications of heart surgery at St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City. Ervin was born on January 28, 1928 in Leota, Utah to Oliver Wendell and Ina Elizabeth Ellsworth Jorgensen.
Ervin grew up in Leota. He went to in Leota, Avolon and graduated from Alterra High School.
Ervin served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Texas-Louisiana Mission. He also served our country in the Army during the Korean War.
Ervin married Mina May Kendall on August 22, 1958 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Ervin worked for Standard Saddle Tree as well as for the Uintah School District for many years where he retired in 1989. He was an active member of the Glines 5th Ward LDS Church where he had various callings which he enjoyed. He loved spending time with his family and was always trying to make people happy. He enjoyed farming as well as giving of his time in service for the church and others.
Ervin is survived by his wife, Mina May Jorgensen; childreen, Wendell Jorgemsen of Vernal; Aaron (Julie) Jorgensen of St. George; Hillary (Tony) Jenne of Vernal; Kimberly (Cory) Caserta of Ogden; Sisters Iova (Bernard) Moore and Melva of Randlett; brothers, Vern (Deloris) Jorgensen of Orem; Don (Jane) Jorgensen of Randlett; grandchildren; Megan Marie (Joseph) Cook, Rebecca Leigh Jorgensen, Matthew (Melanie) Jenne, Michael (Amanda) Jenne, Jessica Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, Spencer Caserta, and great grandchild MacKenzie Brandt Cook.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Bert.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 26, 2003 at 11 a.m. at the Glines 5th Ward Chapel (1270 W. 1500 So.). Friends may call on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary and one hour prior to the services at the Chapel. Burial will be in the Leota Cemetery under the direction of Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary with Military Honors by the American Legion Posts 124 & 11.
Funeral Services for Ervin Wendell Jorgensen were held on September 26,
at the Glines LDS 5th Ward Chapel. Bishop Neldon Seitz conducted.
Compassionate services were given by the Glines LDS 5th Ward Relief Society.
Pallbearers were: Matthew Jenne, Michael Jenne, Charles Kendall, Sterling Kendall, Sean Kendall and Shea Kendall. Honorary Pallbearers were: Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Ben Jenne, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, and Spencer Caserta.
Don Jorgensen offered the family prayer. Kathleen McKeachnie was the organist and Kelly Boren was the chorister. The congregation sang,"Be Still,
My Soul" and Aaron Jorgensen offered the invocation. Tony Jenne read the eulogy and Ron Walker performed the musical number "These Hands".
Terry Winn spoke and Bishop Neldon Seitz gave some closing remarks. The congregation then sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the benediction was
offered by Mie Jenne.
Austin Kendall dedicated the grave and the Military honors was given by the American Legion posts 124 & 11.
A Tribute to her Father Hillary Jenne wrote this poem:
You are a Child of Royal Birth sent by a Heavenly Father to live here on earth.
Sent from a home so warm and secure, one you can return to if you but endure. This short time here is merely a test all you are asked is to do your best. Sometimes you may stumble and yes you may fall, but cherished friends and loved ones can help you through it all. And when your burdens seem too hard to bear look towards Heaven and Know God is there. He knows your sorrows and feels your pain be assured your pleas are never in vain. With his
love unending, His grace divine, He will watch over and care for you till your appointed time. And on the day when you've completed your test, You can return home Joyfully having done your Best.
Ervin grew up in Leota. He went to in Leota, Avolon and graduated from Alterra High School.
Ervin served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in
Texas-Louisiana Mission. He also served our country in the Army during the Korean War.
Ervin married Mina May Kendall on August 22, 1958 in the Salt Lake Temple.
Ervin worked for Standard Saddle Tree as well as for the Uintah School District for many years where he retired in 1989. He was an active member of the Glines 5th Ward LDS Church where he had various callings which he enjoyed. He loved spending time with his family and was always trying to make people happy. He enjoyed farming as well as giving of his time in service for the church and others.
Ervin is survived by his wife, Mina May Jorgensen; childreen, Wendell Jorgemsen of Vernal; Aaron (Julie) Jorgensen of St. George; Hillary (Tony) Jenne of Vernal; Kimberly (Cory) Caserta of Ogden; Sisters Iova (Bernard) Moore and Melva of Randlett; brothers, Vern (Deloris) Jorgensen of Orem; Don (Jane) Jorgensen of Randlett; grandchildren; Megan Marie (Joseph) Cook, Rebecca Leigh Jorgensen, Matthew (Melanie) Jenne, Michael (Amanda) Jenne, Jessica Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, Spencer Caserta, and great grandchild MacKenzie Brandt Cook.
He was preceded in death by his parents and brother Bert.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, September 26, 2003 at 11 a.m. at the Glines 5th Ward Chapel (1270 W. 1500 So.). Friends may call on Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary and one hour prior to the services at the Chapel. Burial will be in the Leota Cemetery under the direction of Thomson-Blackburn Vernal Mortuary with Military Honors by the American Legion Posts 124 & 11.
Funeral Services for Ervin Wendell Jorgensen were held on September 26,
at the Glines LDS 5th Ward Chapel. Bishop Neldon Seitz conducted.
Compassionate services were given by the Glines LDS 5th Ward Relief Society.
Pallbearers were: Matthew Jenne, Michael Jenne, Charles Kendall, Sterling Kendall, Sean Kendall and Shea Kendall. Honorary Pallbearers were: Landon Jorgensen, Bronson Jorgensen, Keaton Jorgensen, Kyle Jorgensen, Ben Jenne, Cory W. Caserta, Jordan Caserta, and Spencer Caserta.
Don Jorgensen offered the family prayer. Kathleen McKeachnie was the organist and Kelly Boren was the chorister. The congregation sang,"Be Still,
My Soul" and Aaron Jorgensen offered the invocation. Tony Jenne read the eulogy and Ron Walker performed the musical number "These Hands".
Terry Winn spoke and Bishop Neldon Seitz gave some closing remarks. The congregation then sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and the benediction was
offered by Mie Jenne.
Austin Kendall dedicated the grave and the Military honors was given by the American Legion posts 124 & 11.
A Tribute to her Father Hillary Jenne wrote this poem:
You are a Child of Royal Birth sent by a Heavenly Father to live here on earth.
Sent from a home so warm and secure, one you can return to if you but endure. This short time here is merely a test all you are asked is to do your best. Sometimes you may stumble and yes you may fall, but cherished friends and loved ones can help you through it all. And when your burdens seem too hard to bear look towards Heaven and Know God is there. He knows your sorrows and feels your pain be assured your pleas are never in vain. With his
love unending, His grace divine, He will watch over and care for you till your appointed time. And on the day when you've completed your test, You can return home Joyfully having done your Best.
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