Cleopha "Cleo" Elizabeth Stewart, 88, died June 24, 1995 in Heber City, Utah.
Born April 29, 1907 in Portage, Utah, to Isaac and Frances Letitia Gibbs Allen. Married Thomas James Stewart, December 15, 1927 in Ogden, Utah. He died June 19, 1972.She traveled and lived in many areas of Utah while her husband was a Utah State road engineer. When World War II began he was employed by Geneva Steel, until his retirement. She was a very independent, capable and industrious person, who maintained her home and lovely yard for 22 years after her husband's death.
Cleo loved beautiful flowers, gardening, rides in the canyons, fishing, the outdoors and traveling. She received Blue Ribbons at the state fairs for her fabulous "homemade" bread, and everyone loved receiving invitations for dinner and an evening of conversation. We will remember and miss the special person she was.
Survived by her children, Joan S. Johnston, Bountiful; Don (Dixie) Stewart, Lakewood, Colorado; Tom (Patricia) Stewart, Midway; six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Duggan Allen, Ogden; Gibbs Allen, Portage; Vera A. Dredge, Soda Springs, Idaho. Preceded in death by sisters and brothers, Letitia A. Sorenson, Lavelle A. Parkinson, Joseph Allen and Ervin Allen.
Our family extends our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the staff and nurses at Rocky Mountain Care Center.
Graveside services Friday, June 30th, 12 noon, Orem City Cemetery, 1520 No. 800 East, Orem, under direction of Olpin Mortuary, Heber City.
We love you. . . .we'll miss you-Farewell. May you be with Dad and the angels now.
Published: June 28, 1995 - Deseret News, SLC, Utah.
Born April 29, 1907 in Portage, Utah, to Isaac and Frances Letitia Gibbs Allen. Married Thomas James Stewart, December 15, 1927 in Ogden, Utah. He died June 19, 1972.She traveled and lived in many areas of Utah while her husband was a Utah State road engineer. When World War II began he was employed by Geneva Steel, until his retirement. She was a very independent, capable and industrious person, who maintained her home and lovely yard for 22 years after her husband's death.
Cleo loved beautiful flowers, gardening, rides in the canyons, fishing, the outdoors and traveling. She received Blue Ribbons at the state fairs for her fabulous "homemade" bread, and everyone loved receiving invitations for dinner and an evening of conversation. We will remember and miss the special person she was.
Survived by her children, Joan S. Johnston, Bountiful; Don (Dixie) Stewart, Lakewood, Colorado; Tom (Patricia) Stewart, Midway; six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Duggan Allen, Ogden; Gibbs Allen, Portage; Vera A. Dredge, Soda Springs, Idaho. Preceded in death by sisters and brothers, Letitia A. Sorenson, Lavelle A. Parkinson, Joseph Allen and Ervin Allen.
Our family extends our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the staff and nurses at Rocky Mountain Care Center.
Graveside services Friday, June 30th, 12 noon, Orem City Cemetery, 1520 No. 800 East, Orem, under direction of Olpin Mortuary, Heber City.
We love you. . . .we'll miss you-Farewell. May you be with Dad and the angels now.
Published: June 28, 1995 - Deseret News, SLC, Utah.
Cleopha "Cleo" Elizabeth Stewart, 88, died June 24, 1995 in Heber City, Utah.
Born April 29, 1907 in Portage, Utah, to Isaac and Frances Letitia Gibbs Allen. Married Thomas James Stewart, December 15, 1927 in Ogden, Utah. He died June 19, 1972.She traveled and lived in many areas of Utah while her husband was a Utah State road engineer. When World War II began he was employed by Geneva Steel, until his retirement. She was a very independent, capable and industrious person, who maintained her home and lovely yard for 22 years after her husband's death.
Cleo loved beautiful flowers, gardening, rides in the canyons, fishing, the outdoors and traveling. She received Blue Ribbons at the state fairs for her fabulous "homemade" bread, and everyone loved receiving invitations for dinner and an evening of conversation. We will remember and miss the special person she was.
Survived by her children, Joan S. Johnston, Bountiful; Don (Dixie) Stewart, Lakewood, Colorado; Tom (Patricia) Stewart, Midway; six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Duggan Allen, Ogden; Gibbs Allen, Portage; Vera A. Dredge, Soda Springs, Idaho. Preceded in death by sisters and brothers, Letitia A. Sorenson, Lavelle A. Parkinson, Joseph Allen and Ervin Allen.
Our family extends our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the staff and nurses at Rocky Mountain Care Center.
Graveside services Friday, June 30th, 12 noon, Orem City Cemetery, 1520 No. 800 East, Orem, under direction of Olpin Mortuary, Heber City.
We love you. . . .we'll miss you-Farewell. May you be with Dad and the angels now.
Published: June 28, 1995 - Deseret News, SLC, Utah.
Born April 29, 1907 in Portage, Utah, to Isaac and Frances Letitia Gibbs Allen. Married Thomas James Stewart, December 15, 1927 in Ogden, Utah. He died June 19, 1972.She traveled and lived in many areas of Utah while her husband was a Utah State road engineer. When World War II began he was employed by Geneva Steel, until his retirement. She was a very independent, capable and industrious person, who maintained her home and lovely yard for 22 years after her husband's death.
Cleo loved beautiful flowers, gardening, rides in the canyons, fishing, the outdoors and traveling. She received Blue Ribbons at the state fairs for her fabulous "homemade" bread, and everyone loved receiving invitations for dinner and an evening of conversation. We will remember and miss the special person she was.
Survived by her children, Joan S. Johnston, Bountiful; Don (Dixie) Stewart, Lakewood, Colorado; Tom (Patricia) Stewart, Midway; six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Duggan Allen, Ogden; Gibbs Allen, Portage; Vera A. Dredge, Soda Springs, Idaho. Preceded in death by sisters and brothers, Letitia A. Sorenson, Lavelle A. Parkinson, Joseph Allen and Ervin Allen.
Our family extends our heartfelt appreciation and thanks to the staff and nurses at Rocky Mountain Care Center.
Graveside services Friday, June 30th, 12 noon, Orem City Cemetery, 1520 No. 800 East, Orem, under direction of Olpin Mortuary, Heber City.
We love you. . . .we'll miss you-Farewell. May you be with Dad and the angels now.
Published: June 28, 1995 - Deseret News, SLC, Utah.
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