Don C. Miner, age 73, passed away March 10, 2006. Don was the third son born to Park & Mae Miner in Fairview, Utah. He had 5 brothers & one sister. He grew up and attended schools in Fairview & Mt. Plesant. He served in the U. S. Army after which he worked as a mechanic for N&W trucking in Salt Lake City. He married Carol Lee Hill on March 10th 1956. Together they raised 6 children, Kim, Rochaun, Shauna, Brenda, Jerry and Kent. He had 10 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, who were the light of his life. They raised thier family in Salt Lake City,Utah.
He was able to fulfill his dream of building a beautiful cabin in the mountains east of Fairview. His loving wife Carol died very soon after the cabin was completed. The cabin is a favorite retreat for his family and friends. Everyone knew they were always welcome to visit. Don was very hard working, but had a cheerful attitude and was always ready to have fun.
He fought a couragous battle with cancer for several years. He passed away to reunite with Carol on their 50th wedding anniversay March 10th.
A viewing & funeral were held at Wasatch Lawn Chapel. He was laid to rest beside his wife Carol, at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park on March 15, 2006.
He was able to fulfill his dream of building a beautiful cabin in the mountains east of Fairview. His loving wife Carol died very soon after the cabin was completed. The cabin is a favorite retreat for his family and friends. Everyone knew they were always welcome to visit. Don was very hard working, but had a cheerful attitude and was always ready to have fun.
He fought a couragous battle with cancer for several years. He passed away to reunite with Carol on their 50th wedding anniversay March 10th.
A viewing & funeral were held at Wasatch Lawn Chapel. He was laid to rest beside his wife Carol, at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park on March 15, 2006.
Don C. Miner, age 73, passed away March 10, 2006. Don was the third son born to Park & Mae Miner in Fairview, Utah. He had 5 brothers & one sister. He grew up and attended schools in Fairview & Mt. Plesant. He served in the U. S. Army after which he worked as a mechanic for N&W trucking in Salt Lake City. He married Carol Lee Hill on March 10th 1956. Together they raised 6 children, Kim, Rochaun, Shauna, Brenda, Jerry and Kent. He had 10 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, who were the light of his life. They raised thier family in Salt Lake City,Utah.
He was able to fulfill his dream of building a beautiful cabin in the mountains east of Fairview. His loving wife Carol died very soon after the cabin was completed. The cabin is a favorite retreat for his family and friends. Everyone knew they were always welcome to visit. Don was very hard working, but had a cheerful attitude and was always ready to have fun.
He fought a couragous battle with cancer for several years. He passed away to reunite with Carol on their 50th wedding anniversay March 10th.
A viewing & funeral were held at Wasatch Lawn Chapel. He was laid to rest beside his wife Carol, at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park on March 15, 2006.
He was able to fulfill his dream of building a beautiful cabin in the mountains east of Fairview. His loving wife Carol died very soon after the cabin was completed. The cabin is a favorite retreat for his family and friends. Everyone knew they were always welcome to visit. Don was very hard working, but had a cheerful attitude and was always ready to have fun.
He fought a couragous battle with cancer for several years. He passed away to reunite with Carol on their 50th wedding anniversay March 10th.
A viewing & funeral were held at Wasatch Lawn Chapel. He was laid to rest beside his wife Carol, at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park on March 15, 2006.
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