David John Bona
SPANISH FORK — David J. Bona, 60, native of Spanish Fork and for 25 years a resident of Payaon, died Tuesday morning hls home in San Diego, Cal., following a stroke suffered the day before.
He was born March 19, 1870, a son William and Mary Jones Bona. He was educated in the public schools of Utah County. For many years he followed the occupation of farmer and livestock grower in the Benjamin district. Five years ago the family moved to San Diego, where he operated an apartment house,
He married Annie Birch 40 years ago. She survives with slx sons and daughters: Molva, Gladys and Ella Bona, Payson; Arthur, Payson and Ellas Bona, Provo; one brother, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork, and one sister, Mrs. Vivian (Ruth) Patten, Payson, and 18 grandchildren.
The body will be brought to Spanish Fork and burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 23, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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David John Bona
PAYSON—Funeral services for David J. Bona, 69, who died Tuesday at his home in San Diego, California, will be conducted Tuesday in Payson Fourth Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, by Ogden DeWitt, bishop.
Services were conducted in San Diego Friday. Born March 10, 1879 at Spanish Fork, Mr. Bona was a son of William and Mary Jones Flaval Bona. Educated in public schools of Utah County, he was a farmer and livestock raiser in this district for many years, Resident of Payson for 25 years, he moved to San Diego with his family five years ago, where he operated an apartment house.
He married Annie Jane Birch, Dec. 25, 1901, in Spanish Fork. They received their endowments later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS church, he was active in Payson Fourth Ward and a San Diego Ward.
Surviving are his widow, San Diego; three sons, Ardene Bona, San Diego; Ellas Bona, Provo; Arthur Bona, Payson; three daughters, Mrs. Ella McNeil, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Melva Blodgett, Payson; one brother and one sister, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork and Mrs. Ruth Patton, Payson; 19 grandchildren.
Burial will be in Spanish Fork Cemetery under direction of Valley Mortuary, Payson. Friends may call at the home of Arthur Bona, 678 East Second. North, Payson, prior to services.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 26, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Parents:
Father: WILLIAM BONA
Mother: MARY JONES
SPANISH FORK — David J. Bona, 60, native of Spanish Fork and for 25 years a resident of Payaon, died Tuesday morning hls home in San Diego, Cal., following a stroke suffered the day before.
He was born March 19, 1870, a son William and Mary Jones Bona. He was educated in the public schools of Utah County. For many years he followed the occupation of farmer and livestock grower in the Benjamin district. Five years ago the family moved to San Diego, where he operated an apartment house,
He married Annie Birch 40 years ago. She survives with slx sons and daughters: Molva, Gladys and Ella Bona, Payson; Arthur, Payson and Ellas Bona, Provo; one brother, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork, and one sister, Mrs. Vivian (Ruth) Patten, Payson, and 18 grandchildren.
The body will be brought to Spanish Fork and burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 23, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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David John Bona
PAYSON—Funeral services for David J. Bona, 69, who died Tuesday at his home in San Diego, California, will be conducted Tuesday in Payson Fourth Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, by Ogden DeWitt, bishop.
Services were conducted in San Diego Friday. Born March 10, 1879 at Spanish Fork, Mr. Bona was a son of William and Mary Jones Flaval Bona. Educated in public schools of Utah County, he was a farmer and livestock raiser in this district for many years, Resident of Payson for 25 years, he moved to San Diego with his family five years ago, where he operated an apartment house.
He married Annie Jane Birch, Dec. 25, 1901, in Spanish Fork. They received their endowments later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS church, he was active in Payson Fourth Ward and a San Diego Ward.
Surviving are his widow, San Diego; three sons, Ardene Bona, San Diego; Ellas Bona, Provo; Arthur Bona, Payson; three daughters, Mrs. Ella McNeil, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Melva Blodgett, Payson; one brother and one sister, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork and Mrs. Ruth Patton, Payson; 19 grandchildren.
Burial will be in Spanish Fork Cemetery under direction of Valley Mortuary, Payson. Friends may call at the home of Arthur Bona, 678 East Second. North, Payson, prior to services.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 26, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Parents:
Father: WILLIAM BONA
Mother: MARY JONES
David John Bona
SPANISH FORK — David J. Bona, 60, native of Spanish Fork and for 25 years a resident of Payaon, died Tuesday morning hls home in San Diego, Cal., following a stroke suffered the day before.
He was born March 19, 1870, a son William and Mary Jones Bona. He was educated in the public schools of Utah County. For many years he followed the occupation of farmer and livestock grower in the Benjamin district. Five years ago the family moved to San Diego, where he operated an apartment house,
He married Annie Birch 40 years ago. She survives with slx sons and daughters: Molva, Gladys and Ella Bona, Payson; Arthur, Payson and Ellas Bona, Provo; one brother, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork, and one sister, Mrs. Vivian (Ruth) Patten, Payson, and 18 grandchildren.
The body will be brought to Spanish Fork and burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 23, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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David John Bona
PAYSON—Funeral services for David J. Bona, 69, who died Tuesday at his home in San Diego, California, will be conducted Tuesday in Payson Fourth Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, by Ogden DeWitt, bishop.
Services were conducted in San Diego Friday. Born March 10, 1879 at Spanish Fork, Mr. Bona was a son of William and Mary Jones Flaval Bona. Educated in public schools of Utah County, he was a farmer and livestock raiser in this district for many years, Resident of Payson for 25 years, he moved to San Diego with his family five years ago, where he operated an apartment house.
He married Annie Jane Birch, Dec. 25, 1901, in Spanish Fork. They received their endowments later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS church, he was active in Payson Fourth Ward and a San Diego Ward.
Surviving are his widow, San Diego; three sons, Ardene Bona, San Diego; Ellas Bona, Provo; Arthur Bona, Payson; three daughters, Mrs. Ella McNeil, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Melva Blodgett, Payson; one brother and one sister, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork and Mrs. Ruth Patton, Payson; 19 grandchildren.
Burial will be in Spanish Fork Cemetery under direction of Valley Mortuary, Payson. Friends may call at the home of Arthur Bona, 678 East Second. North, Payson, prior to services.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 26, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Parents:
Father: WILLIAM BONA
Mother: MARY JONES
SPANISH FORK — David J. Bona, 60, native of Spanish Fork and for 25 years a resident of Payaon, died Tuesday morning hls home in San Diego, Cal., following a stroke suffered the day before.
He was born March 19, 1870, a son William and Mary Jones Bona. He was educated in the public schools of Utah County. For many years he followed the occupation of farmer and livestock grower in the Benjamin district. Five years ago the family moved to San Diego, where he operated an apartment house,
He married Annie Birch 40 years ago. She survives with slx sons and daughters: Molva, Gladys and Ella Bona, Payson; Arthur, Payson and Ellas Bona, Provo; one brother, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork, and one sister, Mrs. Vivian (Ruth) Patten, Payson, and 18 grandchildren.
The body will be brought to Spanish Fork and burial will be in the Spanish Fork City Cemetery.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 23, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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David John Bona
PAYSON—Funeral services for David J. Bona, 69, who died Tuesday at his home in San Diego, California, will be conducted Tuesday in Payson Fourth Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, by Ogden DeWitt, bishop.
Services were conducted in San Diego Friday. Born March 10, 1879 at Spanish Fork, Mr. Bona was a son of William and Mary Jones Flaval Bona. Educated in public schools of Utah County, he was a farmer and livestock raiser in this district for many years, Resident of Payson for 25 years, he moved to San Diego with his family five years ago, where he operated an apartment house.
He married Annie Jane Birch, Dec. 25, 1901, in Spanish Fork. They received their endowments later in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Member of the LDS church, he was active in Payson Fourth Ward and a San Diego Ward.
Surviving are his widow, San Diego; three sons, Ardene Bona, San Diego; Ellas Bona, Provo; Arthur Bona, Payson; three daughters, Mrs. Ella McNeil, Salt Lake City, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Mrs. Melva Blodgett, Payson; one brother and one sister, Ellas Bona, Spanish Fork and Mrs. Ruth Patton, Payson; 19 grandchildren.
Burial will be in Spanish Fork Cemetery under direction of Valley Mortuary, Payson. Friends may call at the home of Arthur Bona, 678 East Second. North, Payson, prior to services.
-Salt Lake Tribune, February 26, 1949, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Parents:
Father: WILLIAM BONA
Mother: MARY JONES
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