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Helen Louise <I>Lehman</I> Hunsaker

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Helen Louise Lehman Hunsaker

Birth
Granger, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Death
5 Jan 2018 (aged 92)
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Burial
Cottonwood Heights, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA GPS-Latitude: 40.6113628, Longitude: -111.804282
Plot
Chapel 2, 53-D-3
Memorial ID
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1925 ~ 2018

A beautiful, blue-eyed wife "Blondie," mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and a friend to all. Helen Louise Lehman Hunsaker, 92, left us unexpectedly on January 5, 2018, surrounded by family.

Born September 26, 1925 to August & Martha Lehman in Granger, Utah. She was the youngest of 14 children.

After Helen graduated from Granite High School, she worked for Heber J. Grant insurance company in Salt Lake City. A few years later she served an Eastern States LDS mission. Living on 5th Avenue in New York City was a highlight. There she met Elder Hunsaker, her future husband, who would be the love of her life for over 65 years.

She married Shorland in the Salt Lake Temple June 20, 1952.

Helen had a zest for life! She was optimistic, kind, loving, and affectionate. Helen could strike up a conversation with anyone and had the ability to make everyone feel special. She was an excellent pianist, enjoyed traveling, sewing, doing the word jumble, hand washing dishes, sweeping the sidewalk, baking her sweepstakes winning lace coffee cakes, encouraging the use of common sense, nature, KFC, and was an avid viewer of The Lawrence Welk Show and The Price is Right. She was lucky enough to win a TV as an audience member at "The Price". A favorite pastime was watching the World Series, basketball, golf, and football, "Go Utes!" Helen also loved playing games, some favorites were Yahtzee, Tripoley, and Pollyanna. She even participated in a family Bunco group for 38 years. Family lunch at Chuck-A-Rama with her siblings was an event she looked forward to each and every month. She spent many wonderful weeks at Snowbird with her family over the span of 40 years. She loved life and always looked forward to the next adventure.

Helen is survived by her husband Shorland; 6 children, Helen Jane, Shorla, James (Karen), Dudley (Kym), Susan, Randall (Paige); 13 grandchildren Andrew, August (Jessica), Kory (Monica), Heidi (Ryan), Corbin, Parker (Natalie), Samantha, Dustin (Ashlynd), Bailee (Brady), Brooke, Allison, Cash, Chadwick; 11 great-grandchildren Isaac, Hayden, Kaleb, Brielle, Londyn, Abigail, Harrison, Blake, Henry, Seth, Eliza, and 2 more on the way; 2 sisters Ruth Johnson (100) and Cleo Barthule (95); many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; 7 brothers; 4 sisters; daughter Sally (Susan's twin); great-granddaughter Claire.

Funeral service will be held on Thursday January 11 at 2pm at the Willow Creek 9th Ward 2115 East Creek Rd (8200 South) Cottonwood Heights, Utah 84121. A viewing will precede the service 12 noon - 1:45 pm.

Interment at Memorial Mountain View 3115 East 7800 South (Bengal Blvd). In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Utah Food Bank.

Please take the opportunity to share a memory of Helen at www.memorialutah.com

Published in Deseret News on January 10, 2018.

1925 ~ 2018

A beautiful, blue-eyed wife "Blondie," mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and a friend to all. Helen Louise Lehman Hunsaker, 92, left us unexpectedly on January 5, 2018, surrounded by family.

Born September 26, 1925 to August & Martha Lehman in Granger, Utah. She was the youngest of 14 children.

After Helen graduated from Granite High School, she worked for Heber J. Grant insurance company in Salt Lake City. A few years later she served an Eastern States LDS mission. Living on 5th Avenue in New York City was a highlight. There she met Elder Hunsaker, her future husband, who would be the love of her life for over 65 years.

She married Shorland in the Salt Lake Temple June 20, 1952.

Helen had a zest for life! She was optimistic, kind, loving, and affectionate. Helen could strike up a conversation with anyone and had the ability to make everyone feel special. She was an excellent pianist, enjoyed traveling, sewing, doing the word jumble, hand washing dishes, sweeping the sidewalk, baking her sweepstakes winning lace coffee cakes, encouraging the use of common sense, nature, KFC, and was an avid viewer of The Lawrence Welk Show and The Price is Right. She was lucky enough to win a TV as an audience member at "The Price". A favorite pastime was watching the World Series, basketball, golf, and football, "Go Utes!" Helen also loved playing games, some favorites were Yahtzee, Tripoley, and Pollyanna. She even participated in a family Bunco group for 38 years. Family lunch at Chuck-A-Rama with her siblings was an event she looked forward to each and every month. She spent many wonderful weeks at Snowbird with her family over the span of 40 years. She loved life and always looked forward to the next adventure.

Helen is survived by her husband Shorland; 6 children, Helen Jane, Shorla, James (Karen), Dudley (Kym), Susan, Randall (Paige); 13 grandchildren Andrew, August (Jessica), Kory (Monica), Heidi (Ryan), Corbin, Parker (Natalie), Samantha, Dustin (Ashlynd), Bailee (Brady), Brooke, Allison, Cash, Chadwick; 11 great-grandchildren Isaac, Hayden, Kaleb, Brielle, Londyn, Abigail, Harrison, Blake, Henry, Seth, Eliza, and 2 more on the way; 2 sisters Ruth Johnson (100) and Cleo Barthule (95); many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; 7 brothers; 4 sisters; daughter Sally (Susan's twin); great-granddaughter Claire.

Funeral service will be held on Thursday January 11 at 2pm at the Willow Creek 9th Ward 2115 East Creek Rd (8200 South) Cottonwood Heights, Utah 84121. A viewing will precede the service 12 noon - 1:45 pm.

Interment at Memorial Mountain View 3115 East 7800 South (Bengal Blvd). In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Utah Food Bank.

Please take the opportunity to share a memory of Helen at www.memorialutah.com

Published in Deseret News on January 10, 2018.



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