Violet Justesen Grover, 90, of Fielding, Utah, died November 30, 1985, at her home in Fielding, Utah.
She was born on January 30, 1895, in Chester, Utah, the daughter of Peter Antone and Mary Ann Owen Justesen.
She married Ralph Grover on September 19, 1916. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He died on June 22, 1968.
She had made her home in East Garland, moving to Fielding, Utah about 60 years ago.
Mrs Grover had been active in Church Organizations, serving as a counselor in four presidencies and also serving as President of the Relief Society, a visiting teacher for 50 years, visiting teaching supervisor, chorister and organist for the junior Sunday School and was a memebr of the Sunday School Stake Board. She was Secretary in the MIA and organist in Primary. She also sang for many years in the ward choir.
In civic affairs she served as Secretary and President of the Social Development Club and was a member of the Stagecoach Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Survivors include nine children: Ralph Dean Grover, Rachel, Nevada; Verl Grover, Brigham City, Utah; Raymond Grover, Bear River City, Utah; Mrs Spencer (Marvis) Ahlmer, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Eldon (Erma) Anderson, Hagerman, Idaho; Mrs Walter R (Janice) Sutherland, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Darwin (Ruth) Brough, Tremonton, Utah; Mrs Ron (LaRee) Dickerson, West Valley City, Utah; 45 grandchildren and 93 great-grandchildren. and one great-great-grandchild.
Also surviving are two brothers, V D Justesen, Brigham City, Utah; Jay Justesen, Magna, Utah.
Burial was held in the Fielding City Cemetery, Fielding, Utah.
She was born on January 30, 1895, in Chester, Utah, the daughter of Peter Antone and Mary Ann Owen Justesen.
She married Ralph Grover on September 19, 1916. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He died on June 22, 1968.
She had made her home in East Garland, moving to Fielding, Utah about 60 years ago.
Mrs Grover had been active in Church Organizations, serving as a counselor in four presidencies and also serving as President of the Relief Society, a visiting teacher for 50 years, visiting teaching supervisor, chorister and organist for the junior Sunday School and was a memebr of the Sunday School Stake Board. She was Secretary in the MIA and organist in Primary. She also sang for many years in the ward choir.
In civic affairs she served as Secretary and President of the Social Development Club and was a member of the Stagecoach Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Survivors include nine children: Ralph Dean Grover, Rachel, Nevada; Verl Grover, Brigham City, Utah; Raymond Grover, Bear River City, Utah; Mrs Spencer (Marvis) Ahlmer, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Eldon (Erma) Anderson, Hagerman, Idaho; Mrs Walter R (Janice) Sutherland, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Darwin (Ruth) Brough, Tremonton, Utah; Mrs Ron (LaRee) Dickerson, West Valley City, Utah; 45 grandchildren and 93 great-grandchildren. and one great-great-grandchild.
Also surviving are two brothers, V D Justesen, Brigham City, Utah; Jay Justesen, Magna, Utah.
Burial was held in the Fielding City Cemetery, Fielding, Utah.
Violet Justesen Grover, 90, of Fielding, Utah, died November 30, 1985, at her home in Fielding, Utah.
She was born on January 30, 1895, in Chester, Utah, the daughter of Peter Antone and Mary Ann Owen Justesen.
She married Ralph Grover on September 19, 1916. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He died on June 22, 1968.
She had made her home in East Garland, moving to Fielding, Utah about 60 years ago.
Mrs Grover had been active in Church Organizations, serving as a counselor in four presidencies and also serving as President of the Relief Society, a visiting teacher for 50 years, visiting teaching supervisor, chorister and organist for the junior Sunday School and was a memebr of the Sunday School Stake Board. She was Secretary in the MIA and organist in Primary. She also sang for many years in the ward choir.
In civic affairs she served as Secretary and President of the Social Development Club and was a member of the Stagecoach Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Survivors include nine children: Ralph Dean Grover, Rachel, Nevada; Verl Grover, Brigham City, Utah; Raymond Grover, Bear River City, Utah; Mrs Spencer (Marvis) Ahlmer, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Eldon (Erma) Anderson, Hagerman, Idaho; Mrs Walter R (Janice) Sutherland, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Darwin (Ruth) Brough, Tremonton, Utah; Mrs Ron (LaRee) Dickerson, West Valley City, Utah; 45 grandchildren and 93 great-grandchildren. and one great-great-grandchild.
Also surviving are two brothers, V D Justesen, Brigham City, Utah; Jay Justesen, Magna, Utah.
Burial was held in the Fielding City Cemetery, Fielding, Utah.
She was born on January 30, 1895, in Chester, Utah, the daughter of Peter Antone and Mary Ann Owen Justesen.
She married Ralph Grover on September 19, 1916. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. He died on June 22, 1968.
She had made her home in East Garland, moving to Fielding, Utah about 60 years ago.
Mrs Grover had been active in Church Organizations, serving as a counselor in four presidencies and also serving as President of the Relief Society, a visiting teacher for 50 years, visiting teaching supervisor, chorister and organist for the junior Sunday School and was a memebr of the Sunday School Stake Board. She was Secretary in the MIA and organist in Primary. She also sang for many years in the ward choir.
In civic affairs she served as Secretary and President of the Social Development Club and was a member of the Stagecoach Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Survivors include nine children: Ralph Dean Grover, Rachel, Nevada; Verl Grover, Brigham City, Utah; Raymond Grover, Bear River City, Utah; Mrs Spencer (Marvis) Ahlmer, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Eldon (Erma) Anderson, Hagerman, Idaho; Mrs Walter R (Janice) Sutherland, North Ogden, Utah; Mrs Darwin (Ruth) Brough, Tremonton, Utah; Mrs Ron (LaRee) Dickerson, West Valley City, Utah; 45 grandchildren and 93 great-grandchildren. and one great-great-grandchild.
Also surviving are two brothers, V D Justesen, Brigham City, Utah; Jay Justesen, Magna, Utah.
Burial was held in the Fielding City Cemetery, Fielding, Utah.
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