Melany Gerber Aagard of Byron Wyoming. Born May 8th, 1960 to the parents of Ray and Melba Norton Gerber in Salt Lake City Utah.
Here is a beautiful woman that is being laid to rest.
God only knows to the heart broken this isn’t a test.
Free from stress, life’s worries and constant pain.
Is now in the great beyond, in the bliss of heavenly reign.
Although born in Utah, Montana was much of her home.
Until in 1999 with her husband and children to Wyoming did roam.
A crafty woman was she full of ideas and lots of projects, music was a passion.
Her grandchildren were a love and reading was just logic.
Her husband Jerry is her companion forever true, she always loved to be together doing things as two.
She may not have always gotten her children’s names straight. But she loved us dearly in her own way, a unique and special trait.
She was bold, sometimes fearless to many that didn’t know her. She stood strong in what she believed in giving her best “what for”.
She had a soft spot for injustices as she saw them to be. She was complicated to many, but a heart of gold if you looked to see.
To her home in the great unknown, she has gone. Singing with loved ones, no doubt a blissful carefree song.
Survived by her husband Jerry and her 12 children and spouses. LaRue Aagard, Delis and Sam Roper, Joseph and Naomi Aagard, Beth Aagard, Dorothy Nuttall, Arthur and Maria Aagard, Bryce and Laura Aagard, Lorissa and Danny Roper, Bryan Aagard, Janelle and Andrew Matthews, Jerry Aagard, Shalece Aagard, and 27 grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her Mother Melba Ann “Norton” Gerber & son Chase Tyrell Aagard.
Services will take place on September 28th, 2019 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Byron, Wyoming. Viewing will be at 9am, services following at 10am.
Here is a beautiful woman that is being laid to rest.
God only knows to the heart broken this isn’t a test.
Free from stress, life’s worries and constant pain.
Is now in the great beyond, in the bliss of heavenly reign.
Although born in Utah, Montana was much of her home.
Until in 1999 with her husband and children to Wyoming did roam.
A crafty woman was she full of ideas and lots of projects, music was a passion.
Her grandchildren were a love and reading was just logic.
Her husband Jerry is her companion forever true, she always loved to be together doing things as two.
She may not have always gotten her children’s names straight. But she loved us dearly in her own way, a unique and special trait.
She was bold, sometimes fearless to many that didn’t know her. She stood strong in what she believed in giving her best “what for”.
She had a soft spot for injustices as she saw them to be. She was complicated to many, but a heart of gold if you looked to see.
To her home in the great unknown, she has gone. Singing with loved ones, no doubt a blissful carefree song.
Survived by her husband Jerry and her 12 children and spouses. LaRue Aagard, Delis and Sam Roper, Joseph and Naomi Aagard, Beth Aagard, Dorothy Nuttall, Arthur and Maria Aagard, Bryce and Laura Aagard, Lorissa and Danny Roper, Bryan Aagard, Janelle and Andrew Matthews, Jerry Aagard, Shalece Aagard, and 27 grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her Mother Melba Ann “Norton” Gerber & son Chase Tyrell Aagard.
Services will take place on September 28th, 2019 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Byron, Wyoming. Viewing will be at 9am, services following at 10am.
Melany Gerber Aagard of Byron Wyoming. Born May 8th, 1960 to the parents of Ray and Melba Norton Gerber in Salt Lake City Utah.
Here is a beautiful woman that is being laid to rest.
God only knows to the heart broken this isn’t a test.
Free from stress, life’s worries and constant pain.
Is now in the great beyond, in the bliss of heavenly reign.
Although born in Utah, Montana was much of her home.
Until in 1999 with her husband and children to Wyoming did roam.
A crafty woman was she full of ideas and lots of projects, music was a passion.
Her grandchildren were a love and reading was just logic.
Her husband Jerry is her companion forever true, she always loved to be together doing things as two.
She may not have always gotten her children’s names straight. But she loved us dearly in her own way, a unique and special trait.
She was bold, sometimes fearless to many that didn’t know her. She stood strong in what she believed in giving her best “what for”.
She had a soft spot for injustices as she saw them to be. She was complicated to many, but a heart of gold if you looked to see.
To her home in the great unknown, she has gone. Singing with loved ones, no doubt a blissful carefree song.
Survived by her husband Jerry and her 12 children and spouses. LaRue Aagard, Delis and Sam Roper, Joseph and Naomi Aagard, Beth Aagard, Dorothy Nuttall, Arthur and Maria Aagard, Bryce and Laura Aagard, Lorissa and Danny Roper, Bryan Aagard, Janelle and Andrew Matthews, Jerry Aagard, Shalece Aagard, and 27 grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her Mother Melba Ann “Norton” Gerber & son Chase Tyrell Aagard.
Services will take place on September 28th, 2019 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Byron, Wyoming. Viewing will be at 9am, services following at 10am.
Here is a beautiful woman that is being laid to rest.
God only knows to the heart broken this isn’t a test.
Free from stress, life’s worries and constant pain.
Is now in the great beyond, in the bliss of heavenly reign.
Although born in Utah, Montana was much of her home.
Until in 1999 with her husband and children to Wyoming did roam.
A crafty woman was she full of ideas and lots of projects, music was a passion.
Her grandchildren were a love and reading was just logic.
Her husband Jerry is her companion forever true, she always loved to be together doing things as two.
She may not have always gotten her children’s names straight. But she loved us dearly in her own way, a unique and special trait.
She was bold, sometimes fearless to many that didn’t know her. She stood strong in what she believed in giving her best “what for”.
She had a soft spot for injustices as she saw them to be. She was complicated to many, but a heart of gold if you looked to see.
To her home in the great unknown, she has gone. Singing with loved ones, no doubt a blissful carefree song.
Survived by her husband Jerry and her 12 children and spouses. LaRue Aagard, Delis and Sam Roper, Joseph and Naomi Aagard, Beth Aagard, Dorothy Nuttall, Arthur and Maria Aagard, Bryce and Laura Aagard, Lorissa and Danny Roper, Bryan Aagard, Janelle and Andrew Matthews, Jerry Aagard, Shalece Aagard, and 27 grandchildren.
Preceded in death by her Mother Melba Ann “Norton” Gerber & son Chase Tyrell Aagard.
Services will take place on September 28th, 2019 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Byron, Wyoming. Viewing will be at 9am, services following at 10am.
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