Funeral services honoring Rulon (Rute) Stringham Hacking, 71, were held Monday in the Maeser First Ward Chapel. Bishop Floyd Bodily officiated.
Prayer at the mortuary was given by Grant Hacking. Ruth Jones played the prelude and postlude music. The opening song, "Home On the Range," was sung by Daun White and Dorothy Peltier, accompanied by Tex Ross.
Invocation was pronounced by Leo D. Hacking. Wayne Bullock gave the obituary and read an original poem, "What Is a Man." The first speaker, Harold McKee, told of Mr. Hacking's early life, his talents stated that he was always straight forward and honest. Ralph Siddoway related that Mr. Hacking loved the outdoor life, especially the fall season. He also stated that the Hackings were married one day less than 51 years.
Wayne Hall, presented a muscial, "Daddy, Dear Old Daddy," accompanied himself on the guitar. The closing song, "Beyond the Sunset," was sung by Mrs. Peltier and Mrs. White, accompanied by Mr. Ross. Benediction was given by Joseph Calder. The grave was dedicated by Ferron Hacking.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Mitch Hacking, Gerry and Randy Wiley, nephews Roger Hacking, Tedd Corless and Edwin Hacking. Honorary pallbearers were member so the Uintah County Search and Rescue Patrol and members of the Lions Club, both of which Mr. Hacking was a charter member.
Burial was in the Vernal Memorial Park, under the direction of Thomson's Vernal Mortuary.
-Vernal Express, November 29, 1975, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Rulon Stringham Hacking is the son of Carrie Claire Stringham and Joseph Pearson Hacking.
He married Vera Elizabeth Corless November 14, 1924 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Funeral services honoring Rulon (Rute) Stringham Hacking, 71, were held Monday in the Maeser First Ward Chapel. Bishop Floyd Bodily officiated.
Prayer at the mortuary was given by Grant Hacking. Ruth Jones played the prelude and postlude music. The opening song, "Home On the Range," was sung by Daun White and Dorothy Peltier, accompanied by Tex Ross.
Invocation was pronounced by Leo D. Hacking. Wayne Bullock gave the obituary and read an original poem, "What Is a Man." The first speaker, Harold McKee, told of Mr. Hacking's early life, his talents stated that he was always straight forward and honest. Ralph Siddoway related that Mr. Hacking loved the outdoor life, especially the fall season. He also stated that the Hackings were married one day less than 51 years.
Wayne Hall, presented a muscial, "Daddy, Dear Old Daddy," accompanied himself on the guitar. The closing song, "Beyond the Sunset," was sung by Mrs. Peltier and Mrs. White, accompanied by Mr. Ross. Benediction was given by Joseph Calder. The grave was dedicated by Ferron Hacking.
Pallbearers were grandsons, Mitch Hacking, Gerry and Randy Wiley, nephews Roger Hacking, Tedd Corless and Edwin Hacking. Honorary pallbearers were member so the Uintah County Search and Rescue Patrol and members of the Lions Club, both of which Mr. Hacking was a charter member.
Burial was in the Vernal Memorial Park, under the direction of Thomson's Vernal Mortuary.
-Vernal Express, November 29, 1975, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Rulon Stringham Hacking is the son of Carrie Claire Stringham and Joseph Pearson Hacking.
He married Vera Elizabeth Corless November 14, 1924 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Family Members
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Lucile Hacking Calder
1899–1959
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Josephine Marie Hacking Bird
1900–1966
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Sterling Don Hacking
1905–1960
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Joseph Ferron Hacking
1906–1989
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Grant Leland Hacking
1908–2007
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Harold Lorenzo Hacking
1909–1909
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Junius Paul "June" Hacking
1910–1976
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Leo Edwin Hacking
1913–1984
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Mary Helen Hacking Giles
1914–1982
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Florence Jane Hacking Williams
1916–2005
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