Artell Stark Bunot peacefully passed away 12 Jul 2020; at her home of natural causes. She was born 9 Dec 1920 in South Weber, Utah to loving parents Clifford Young and Catherine Emma (Kate) Jones Stark. Artell grew up on a farm and learned how to work hard at a very young age.
Artell graduated from Davis High School and Barnes Seminary in 1939.
She married Delbert Felix Bunot 28 Aug 1940 in South Weber, Utah. They were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple 8 Dec 1944.
Artell and Dell moved to Hooper, Utah, and built a small two room home on a small farm Dell had purchased. The house was addd on to and They lived, raised their family, and passed away in this home.
Their small farm grew into a successful dairy and feed farm. Artell worked every bit as hard as Dell and their children on the farm, and somehow always kept her home, yard and children clean and tidy. After selling the farm to her son and daughter-in-law, Artell continued taking care of the calves well into her 80's. Artell and Dell also took great pride in breeding, raising aand training Clydesdale horses.
Dell suffered from some of the worst Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms, contracted a Staph Infection, and eventualllt was a double amputee. Artell lovingly cared for him and encouraged/supported him in bein as independent as possible from 1980 to his death in 1995. Artell dealt with Dell's infirmities and death as well as other tumultuous times with much grace and fortitude, traits she is well-known for.
Artell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She loved attending church, served diligently in many callings, was a valiant visiting teacher, and enjoyed serving and associating with other members of her community.Artell was preceded in death by her husband; parents; sons, Brent F. and Owen D Bunot; son-in-law Jimmy Rathbone; grandson, Barney B. Bunot; great-grandchildren; Jayden B. Rathbone and Abbi A Montag; siblings, Edna Arave, Orba Bunot, Evan Stark and Reid Stark; and many other family members and friends she is now reunited with.
Interment, Hooper Cemetery
Artell graduated from Davis High School and Barnes Seminary in 1939.
She married Delbert Felix Bunot 28 Aug 1940 in South Weber, Utah. They were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple 8 Dec 1944.
Artell and Dell moved to Hooper, Utah, and built a small two room home on a small farm Dell had purchased. The house was addd on to and They lived, raised their family, and passed away in this home.
Their small farm grew into a successful dairy and feed farm. Artell worked every bit as hard as Dell and their children on the farm, and somehow always kept her home, yard and children clean and tidy. After selling the farm to her son and daughter-in-law, Artell continued taking care of the calves well into her 80's. Artell and Dell also took great pride in breeding, raising aand training Clydesdale horses.
Dell suffered from some of the worst Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms, contracted a Staph Infection, and eventualllt was a double amputee. Artell lovingly cared for him and encouraged/supported him in bein as independent as possible from 1980 to his death in 1995. Artell dealt with Dell's infirmities and death as well as other tumultuous times with much grace and fortitude, traits she is well-known for.
Artell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She loved attending church, served diligently in many callings, was a valiant visiting teacher, and enjoyed serving and associating with other members of her community.Artell was preceded in death by her husband; parents; sons, Brent F. and Owen D Bunot; son-in-law Jimmy Rathbone; grandson, Barney B. Bunot; great-grandchildren; Jayden B. Rathbone and Abbi A Montag; siblings, Edna Arave, Orba Bunot, Evan Stark and Reid Stark; and many other family members and friends she is now reunited with.
Interment, Hooper Cemetery
Artell Stark Bunot peacefully passed away 12 Jul 2020; at her home of natural causes. She was born 9 Dec 1920 in South Weber, Utah to loving parents Clifford Young and Catherine Emma (Kate) Jones Stark. Artell grew up on a farm and learned how to work hard at a very young age.
Artell graduated from Davis High School and Barnes Seminary in 1939.
She married Delbert Felix Bunot 28 Aug 1940 in South Weber, Utah. They were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple 8 Dec 1944.
Artell and Dell moved to Hooper, Utah, and built a small two room home on a small farm Dell had purchased. The house was addd on to and They lived, raised their family, and passed away in this home.
Their small farm grew into a successful dairy and feed farm. Artell worked every bit as hard as Dell and their children on the farm, and somehow always kept her home, yard and children clean and tidy. After selling the farm to her son and daughter-in-law, Artell continued taking care of the calves well into her 80's. Artell and Dell also took great pride in breeding, raising aand training Clydesdale horses.
Dell suffered from some of the worst Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms, contracted a Staph Infection, and eventualllt was a double amputee. Artell lovingly cared for him and encouraged/supported him in bein as independent as possible from 1980 to his death in 1995. Artell dealt with Dell's infirmities and death as well as other tumultuous times with much grace and fortitude, traits she is well-known for.
Artell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She loved attending church, served diligently in many callings, was a valiant visiting teacher, and enjoyed serving and associating with other members of her community.Artell was preceded in death by her husband; parents; sons, Brent F. and Owen D Bunot; son-in-law Jimmy Rathbone; grandson, Barney B. Bunot; great-grandchildren; Jayden B. Rathbone and Abbi A Montag; siblings, Edna Arave, Orba Bunot, Evan Stark and Reid Stark; and many other family members and friends she is now reunited with.
Interment, Hooper Cemetery
Artell graduated from Davis High School and Barnes Seminary in 1939.
She married Delbert Felix Bunot 28 Aug 1940 in South Weber, Utah. They were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple 8 Dec 1944.
Artell and Dell moved to Hooper, Utah, and built a small two room home on a small farm Dell had purchased. The house was addd on to and They lived, raised their family, and passed away in this home.
Their small farm grew into a successful dairy and feed farm. Artell worked every bit as hard as Dell and their children on the farm, and somehow always kept her home, yard and children clean and tidy. After selling the farm to her son and daughter-in-law, Artell continued taking care of the calves well into her 80's. Artell and Dell also took great pride in breeding, raising aand training Clydesdale horses.
Dell suffered from some of the worst Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms, contracted a Staph Infection, and eventualllt was a double amputee. Artell lovingly cared for him and encouraged/supported him in bein as independent as possible from 1980 to his death in 1995. Artell dealt with Dell's infirmities and death as well as other tumultuous times with much grace and fortitude, traits she is well-known for.
Artell was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Daughters of Utah Pioneers. She loved attending church, served diligently in many callings, was a valiant visiting teacher, and enjoyed serving and associating with other members of her community.Artell was preceded in death by her husband; parents; sons, Brent F. and Owen D Bunot; son-in-law Jimmy Rathbone; grandson, Barney B. Bunot; great-grandchildren; Jayden B. Rathbone and Abbi A Montag; siblings, Edna Arave, Orba Bunot, Evan Stark and Reid Stark; and many other family members and friends she is now reunited with.
Interment, Hooper Cemetery
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