Hazel Clyde was the daughter of John LeRoy Savage and Anna Helena Hedman Savage. She graduated from Springville High school inb 1936. She married Bill on June 24, 1938 in Tooele, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Together, Hazel and Bill spent their lives in Springville, Utah enjoying their eight children, forty-six grandchildren, and sixty-nine great-grandchildren.
Hazel spent many hours serving others in church callings, 4-H, the community and as a friend. Hazel was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a former member of the Pari Passu Club and the Musettes. She enjoyed square dancing and participating in community plays.
Later in life Hazel and Bill traveled with dear friends to visit family throughout the United States, Canada, and Asia. Hazel was a gifted homemaker.
She loved to sew, quilt, can and bake. Hazel loved to spend time in her beautiful gardens. She loved a productive fruit tree, a bountiful harvest and a blossoming rose bush. She listened patiently, chided playfully, instructed wisely, reprimanded sternly, and loved eternally. At her home there was always an extra bed, an extra plate, and an extra hug. There was always enough Jello, enough cake, and enough cream for all. No one was ever turned away. Her love for her Heavenly Father permeated every aspect of her life. Hazel had charity for every soul. Not only a beloved mother, Hazel was a dear, dear friend. We loved her and she will be missed.
She is survived by her children, Wilford Russell (Anne), Harold Leon (Aty), Marietta (Norman) Young, Joan (Ross) Whicker, William Dale (Ellen), Steven LeRoy (Pam), Helene (Larry) Arnett, and Warren Dean (Cindy), as well as her all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Also, surviving are two sisters, Janet (Terry) Selin and Marcille (Ted) Woodhouse, and in-law's Lena Savage, Louise Clyde, Edna Clyde, Vernon Cook, David Salisbury, and Blake Gammell; 46 grandchildren and 69 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clarence, Roy, Robert, and John Savage, and daughter-in-law, Lucila (Nena) Clyde.
Hazel spent many hours serving others in church callings, 4-H, the community and as a friend. Hazel was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a former member of the Pari Passu Club and the Musettes. She enjoyed square dancing and participating in community plays.
Later in life Hazel and Bill traveled with dear friends to visit family throughout the United States, Canada, and Asia. Hazel was a gifted homemaker.
She loved to sew, quilt, can and bake. Hazel loved to spend time in her beautiful gardens. She loved a productive fruit tree, a bountiful harvest and a blossoming rose bush. She listened patiently, chided playfully, instructed wisely, reprimanded sternly, and loved eternally. At her home there was always an extra bed, an extra plate, and an extra hug. There was always enough Jello, enough cake, and enough cream for all. No one was ever turned away. Her love for her Heavenly Father permeated every aspect of her life. Hazel had charity for every soul. Not only a beloved mother, Hazel was a dear, dear friend. We loved her and she will be missed.
She is survived by her children, Wilford Russell (Anne), Harold Leon (Aty), Marietta (Norman) Young, Joan (Ross) Whicker, William Dale (Ellen), Steven LeRoy (Pam), Helene (Larry) Arnett, and Warren Dean (Cindy), as well as her all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Also, surviving are two sisters, Janet (Terry) Selin and Marcille (Ted) Woodhouse, and in-law's Lena Savage, Louise Clyde, Edna Clyde, Vernon Cook, David Salisbury, and Blake Gammell; 46 grandchildren and 69 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clarence, Roy, Robert, and John Savage, and daughter-in-law, Lucila (Nena) Clyde.
Hazel Clyde was the daughter of John LeRoy Savage and Anna Helena Hedman Savage. She graduated from Springville High school inb 1936. She married Bill on June 24, 1938 in Tooele, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Together, Hazel and Bill spent their lives in Springville, Utah enjoying their eight children, forty-six grandchildren, and sixty-nine great-grandchildren.
Hazel spent many hours serving others in church callings, 4-H, the community and as a friend. Hazel was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a former member of the Pari Passu Club and the Musettes. She enjoyed square dancing and participating in community plays.
Later in life Hazel and Bill traveled with dear friends to visit family throughout the United States, Canada, and Asia. Hazel was a gifted homemaker.
She loved to sew, quilt, can and bake. Hazel loved to spend time in her beautiful gardens. She loved a productive fruit tree, a bountiful harvest and a blossoming rose bush. She listened patiently, chided playfully, instructed wisely, reprimanded sternly, and loved eternally. At her home there was always an extra bed, an extra plate, and an extra hug. There was always enough Jello, enough cake, and enough cream for all. No one was ever turned away. Her love for her Heavenly Father permeated every aspect of her life. Hazel had charity for every soul. Not only a beloved mother, Hazel was a dear, dear friend. We loved her and she will be missed.
She is survived by her children, Wilford Russell (Anne), Harold Leon (Aty), Marietta (Norman) Young, Joan (Ross) Whicker, William Dale (Ellen), Steven LeRoy (Pam), Helene (Larry) Arnett, and Warren Dean (Cindy), as well as her all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Also, surviving are two sisters, Janet (Terry) Selin and Marcille (Ted) Woodhouse, and in-law's Lena Savage, Louise Clyde, Edna Clyde, Vernon Cook, David Salisbury, and Blake Gammell; 46 grandchildren and 69 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clarence, Roy, Robert, and John Savage, and daughter-in-law, Lucila (Nena) Clyde.
Hazel spent many hours serving others in church callings, 4-H, the community and as a friend. Hazel was a member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a former member of the Pari Passu Club and the Musettes. She enjoyed square dancing and participating in community plays.
Later in life Hazel and Bill traveled with dear friends to visit family throughout the United States, Canada, and Asia. Hazel was a gifted homemaker.
She loved to sew, quilt, can and bake. Hazel loved to spend time in her beautiful gardens. She loved a productive fruit tree, a bountiful harvest and a blossoming rose bush. She listened patiently, chided playfully, instructed wisely, reprimanded sternly, and loved eternally. At her home there was always an extra bed, an extra plate, and an extra hug. There was always enough Jello, enough cake, and enough cream for all. No one was ever turned away. Her love for her Heavenly Father permeated every aspect of her life. Hazel had charity for every soul. Not only a beloved mother, Hazel was a dear, dear friend. We loved her and she will be missed.
She is survived by her children, Wilford Russell (Anne), Harold Leon (Aty), Marietta (Norman) Young, Joan (Ross) Whicker, William Dale (Ellen), Steven LeRoy (Pam), Helene (Larry) Arnett, and Warren Dean (Cindy), as well as her all of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Also, surviving are two sisters, Janet (Terry) Selin and Marcille (Ted) Woodhouse, and in-law's Lena Savage, Louise Clyde, Edna Clyde, Vernon Cook, David Salisbury, and Blake Gammell; 46 grandchildren and 69 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brothers, Clarence, Roy, Robert, and John Savage, and daughter-in-law, Lucila (Nena) Clyde.
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