Parents: Albert Eben Hall and Elzada Ormanda Barney
Spouse: Earl J Robertson
Emery County Progress - November 7, 1963 - Page 1
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Ruby Hall Robertson, wife of Earl J. Robertson, died October 30 at the Price hospital. Services were held Saturday at the Orangeville ward chapel at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Robertson was the mother of three sons and two daughters, and had 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband and daughters, Mrs. E. Dale (LaFonta) Farmer, Mrs. Richard Ward (Kenna) Cox., and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted (Ruth) Robertson, all of Orangeville; 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; four brothers, Herman Hall, Provo; Barney Hall, Park city; Allen Hall, Pittman, Nev., and Harold Hall, Sacramento, Calif; also three sisters, Mrs. Alonzo (Ermine) Fullmer, Mrs. Melvin (Ella) Stillson of Orangeville, and Mrs. Wm. (Ora) Potter, Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robertson had taught in all the auxiliaries of the church and had been a counselor in the Primary twice, was Sunday School coordinator, and Relief Society work director, and had been a state Primary board member and active in DUP.
Memorial services included prelude and postlude music by VeRee Col, prayers, Oscar Robeston and Monte Snow, speakers, Hal M. Cox, Elden G. Luke and Bishop Blaine Tuttle. Music was rendered by the ward choir and Blaine Tuttle and Joan M. Snow, Calvin Jewkes and Joan Peacock. A tribute by LaFonta Farmer was read by Lola Sitterud. Prayer in the home was offered by Blaine Hall and the grave was dedicated by Barney Hall.
Pallbearers were Dan and Wilfred Cox, Ted E. Farmer, Dennis Robertson, Jack Jones and Kelly Kofford.
Burial was in Orangeville cemetery, under the direction of Fausett-Etzel Mortuarty.
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Spouse: Earl J Robertson
Emery County Progress - November 7, 1963 - Page 1
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Ruby Hall Robertson, wife of Earl J. Robertson, died October 30 at the Price hospital. Services were held Saturday at the Orangeville ward chapel at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Robertson was the mother of three sons and two daughters, and had 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband and daughters, Mrs. E. Dale (LaFonta) Farmer, Mrs. Richard Ward (Kenna) Cox., and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted (Ruth) Robertson, all of Orangeville; 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; four brothers, Herman Hall, Provo; Barney Hall, Park city; Allen Hall, Pittman, Nev., and Harold Hall, Sacramento, Calif; also three sisters, Mrs. Alonzo (Ermine) Fullmer, Mrs. Melvin (Ella) Stillson of Orangeville, and Mrs. Wm. (Ora) Potter, Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robertson had taught in all the auxiliaries of the church and had been a counselor in the Primary twice, was Sunday School coordinator, and Relief Society work director, and had been a state Primary board member and active in DUP.
Memorial services included prelude and postlude music by VeRee Col, prayers, Oscar Robeston and Monte Snow, speakers, Hal M. Cox, Elden G. Luke and Bishop Blaine Tuttle. Music was rendered by the ward choir and Blaine Tuttle and Joan M. Snow, Calvin Jewkes and Joan Peacock. A tribute by LaFonta Farmer was read by Lola Sitterud. Prayer in the home was offered by Blaine Hall and the grave was dedicated by Barney Hall.
Pallbearers were Dan and Wilfred Cox, Ted E. Farmer, Dennis Robertson, Jack Jones and Kelly Kofford.
Burial was in Orangeville cemetery, under the direction of Fausett-Etzel Mortuarty.
Typed as printed to preserve the integrity of the article.
Parents: Albert Eben Hall and Elzada Ormanda Barney
Spouse: Earl J Robertson
Emery County Progress - November 7, 1963 - Page 1
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Ruby Hall Robertson, wife of Earl J. Robertson, died October 30 at the Price hospital. Services were held Saturday at the Orangeville ward chapel at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Robertson was the mother of three sons and two daughters, and had 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband and daughters, Mrs. E. Dale (LaFonta) Farmer, Mrs. Richard Ward (Kenna) Cox., and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted (Ruth) Robertson, all of Orangeville; 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; four brothers, Herman Hall, Provo; Barney Hall, Park city; Allen Hall, Pittman, Nev., and Harold Hall, Sacramento, Calif; also three sisters, Mrs. Alonzo (Ermine) Fullmer, Mrs. Melvin (Ella) Stillson of Orangeville, and Mrs. Wm. (Ora) Potter, Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robertson had taught in all the auxiliaries of the church and had been a counselor in the Primary twice, was Sunday School coordinator, and Relief Society work director, and had been a state Primary board member and active in DUP.
Memorial services included prelude and postlude music by VeRee Col, prayers, Oscar Robeston and Monte Snow, speakers, Hal M. Cox, Elden G. Luke and Bishop Blaine Tuttle. Music was rendered by the ward choir and Blaine Tuttle and Joan M. Snow, Calvin Jewkes and Joan Peacock. A tribute by LaFonta Farmer was read by Lola Sitterud. Prayer in the home was offered by Blaine Hall and the grave was dedicated by Barney Hall.
Pallbearers were Dan and Wilfred Cox, Ted E. Farmer, Dennis Robertson, Jack Jones and Kelly Kofford.
Burial was in Orangeville cemetery, under the direction of Fausett-Etzel Mortuarty.
Typed as printed to preserve the integrity of the article.
Spouse: Earl J Robertson
Emery County Progress - November 7, 1963 - Page 1
Funeral Held Saturday for Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Ruby Hall Robertson, wife of Earl J. Robertson, died October 30 at the Price hospital. Services were held Saturday at the Orangeville ward chapel at 11 a.m.
Mrs. Robertson was the mother of three sons and two daughters, and had 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband and daughters, Mrs. E. Dale (LaFonta) Farmer, Mrs. Richard Ward (Kenna) Cox., and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ted (Ruth) Robertson, all of Orangeville; 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; four brothers, Herman Hall, Provo; Barney Hall, Park city; Allen Hall, Pittman, Nev., and Harold Hall, Sacramento, Calif; also three sisters, Mrs. Alonzo (Ermine) Fullmer, Mrs. Melvin (Ella) Stillson of Orangeville, and Mrs. Wm. (Ora) Potter, Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Robertson had taught in all the auxiliaries of the church and had been a counselor in the Primary twice, was Sunday School coordinator, and Relief Society work director, and had been a state Primary board member and active in DUP.
Memorial services included prelude and postlude music by VeRee Col, prayers, Oscar Robeston and Monte Snow, speakers, Hal M. Cox, Elden G. Luke and Bishop Blaine Tuttle. Music was rendered by the ward choir and Blaine Tuttle and Joan M. Snow, Calvin Jewkes and Joan Peacock. A tribute by LaFonta Farmer was read by Lola Sitterud. Prayer in the home was offered by Blaine Hall and the grave was dedicated by Barney Hall.
Pallbearers were Dan and Wilfred Cox, Ted E. Farmer, Dennis Robertson, Jack Jones and Kelly Kofford.
Burial was in Orangeville cemetery, under the direction of Fausett-Etzel Mortuarty.
Typed as printed to preserve the integrity of the article.
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