Guardello Bacon went home to be with his Lord, October 24, 2006. He was 90 years old. Born in Salt Lake City, Gar had been a resident of Spring Valley for the past 33 years. Gar was preceded in death by his wife Dorinne, and is survived by his two sons Glade and J Blair and his two grandsons, Douglas and Randy.
Gar grew up in Eureka, Utah and lived six years in Alaska before returning to Salt Lake City. His career as a meteorologist spanned 34 years.
Throughout his long lifetime Gar was an enthusiastic outdoorsman and adventurer, well traveled to the many scenic and remote locations of the western continental U.S., Alaska and Canada.
Family and friends will remember Gar for his kind, caring and sincere nature. He was a longtime member of the LDS Church.
Services will be held at noon, Monday, October 30th at Greenwood Memorial Park, 4300 Imperial Ave., San Diego. Published in U-T San Diego on Oct. 28, 2006
Gar grew up in Eureka, Utah and lived six years in Alaska before returning to Salt Lake City. His career as a meteorologist spanned 34 years.
Throughout his long lifetime Gar was an enthusiastic outdoorsman and adventurer, well traveled to the many scenic and remote locations of the western continental U.S., Alaska and Canada.
Family and friends will remember Gar for his kind, caring and sincere nature. He was a longtime member of the LDS Church.
Services will be held at noon, Monday, October 30th at Greenwood Memorial Park, 4300 Imperial Ave., San Diego. Published in U-T San Diego on Oct. 28, 2006
Guardello Bacon went home to be with his Lord, October 24, 2006. He was 90 years old. Born in Salt Lake City, Gar had been a resident of Spring Valley for the past 33 years. Gar was preceded in death by his wife Dorinne, and is survived by his two sons Glade and J Blair and his two grandsons, Douglas and Randy.
Gar grew up in Eureka, Utah and lived six years in Alaska before returning to Salt Lake City. His career as a meteorologist spanned 34 years.
Throughout his long lifetime Gar was an enthusiastic outdoorsman and adventurer, well traveled to the many scenic and remote locations of the western continental U.S., Alaska and Canada.
Family and friends will remember Gar for his kind, caring and sincere nature. He was a longtime member of the LDS Church.
Services will be held at noon, Monday, October 30th at Greenwood Memorial Park, 4300 Imperial Ave., San Diego. Published in U-T San Diego on Oct. 28, 2006
Gar grew up in Eureka, Utah and lived six years in Alaska before returning to Salt Lake City. His career as a meteorologist spanned 34 years.
Throughout his long lifetime Gar was an enthusiastic outdoorsman and adventurer, well traveled to the many scenic and remote locations of the western continental U.S., Alaska and Canada.
Family and friends will remember Gar for his kind, caring and sincere nature. He was a longtime member of the LDS Church.
Services will be held at noon, Monday, October 30th at Greenwood Memorial Park, 4300 Imperial Ave., San Diego. Published in U-T San Diego on Oct. 28, 2006
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