VERNAL--Junius "June" Hacking, 66, Vernal, died in Uintah County hispital October 28, 1976, after a long illness.
Born August 28, 1910, to Joseph P. and Claire C. Stringham Hacking. Married Kay Poulson, March 21, 192=35; divorced. Married Virginia Peterson, February 26, 1944; divorced. Married Georgene Riggins Hicks, May 9, 1969, Duchesne, Utah. Sheeprancher, truck driver. Member Maeser 2nd LDS Ward. Veteran World War II. Member American Legion. Volunteer fireman for twenty-five years. Attended BYU.
Survivors: widow, son, D. Roger, Vernal; daughter, Mrs. Gary (Carma Rae) Fereday, Salt Lake City; sixteen grandchildren, brothers, sisters, Ferron, serving LDS mission to Grants Pass, Oregon; Grant, serving LDS mission to Cumberland, Maryland; Leo, Mrs. Howard (Florence) Williams, both Vernal; Mrs. Fred (Mary Helen) Giles, Riverton, Wyoming.
Funeral services, Monday 11 a.m. Maeser 2nd Ward Chapel. Friends may call Vernal Mortuary. Sunday 7-9 p.m. and Monday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Burial Maeser Cemetery with full military honors.
-Salt Lake Tribune, October 30, 1976, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Junius Paul (June) Hacking is the son of Carrie Claire Stringham and Joseph Pearson Hacking.
June married first to Vilo Kay Poulsen on March 21, 1935. They had two children: David Roger Hacking and Carma Rae Hacking. They later divorced. He next married Virginia Peterson. To this union were born two daughters: Janet and Julia, both daughters died in infancy. They divorced. He married Jerry Clayton. His fourth wife was Georgine Velma Riggins Hicks.
Pet Deer Belonging to Junius Hacking Dies.
Saturday evening the pet deer captured last June by Junius Hacking, 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hacking, in the flood waters of Ashley Creek when only a few days old, died. The deer, which was a great pet was sick only two days. Some time ago it received an injury to its back, but how was not known.
When D. H. Madsen, state fish and game commisioner, was here last March he told the boy he could take care of the deer as long as he wished. Nearly every child in the Ashley Valley has made a trip to the Hacking home to see the pet deer.
Young Hacking was grieved greatly by the loss of his pet, which he risked his life to save, and gave it a real burial Sunday. He made a large box for the body entirely buried it at the farm. The deer was shedding or Junius _______ would have had the animal _________.
-Vernal Express, April 25, 1924, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Children not listed below: Carma Rae Hacking Fereday
VERNAL--Junius "June" Hacking, 66, Vernal, died in Uintah County hispital October 28, 1976, after a long illness.
Born August 28, 1910, to Joseph P. and Claire C. Stringham Hacking. Married Kay Poulson, March 21, 192=35; divorced. Married Virginia Peterson, February 26, 1944; divorced. Married Georgene Riggins Hicks, May 9, 1969, Duchesne, Utah. Sheeprancher, truck driver. Member Maeser 2nd LDS Ward. Veteran World War II. Member American Legion. Volunteer fireman for twenty-five years. Attended BYU.
Survivors: widow, son, D. Roger, Vernal; daughter, Mrs. Gary (Carma Rae) Fereday, Salt Lake City; sixteen grandchildren, brothers, sisters, Ferron, serving LDS mission to Grants Pass, Oregon; Grant, serving LDS mission to Cumberland, Maryland; Leo, Mrs. Howard (Florence) Williams, both Vernal; Mrs. Fred (Mary Helen) Giles, Riverton, Wyoming.
Funeral services, Monday 11 a.m. Maeser 2nd Ward Chapel. Friends may call Vernal Mortuary. Sunday 7-9 p.m. and Monday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Burial Maeser Cemetery with full military honors.
-Salt Lake Tribune, October 30, 1976, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
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Junius Paul (June) Hacking is the son of Carrie Claire Stringham and Joseph Pearson Hacking.
June married first to Vilo Kay Poulsen on March 21, 1935. They had two children: David Roger Hacking and Carma Rae Hacking. They later divorced. He next married Virginia Peterson. To this union were born two daughters: Janet and Julia, both daughters died in infancy. They divorced. He married Jerry Clayton. His fourth wife was Georgine Velma Riggins Hicks.
Pet Deer Belonging to Junius Hacking Dies.
Saturday evening the pet deer captured last June by Junius Hacking, 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hacking, in the flood waters of Ashley Creek when only a few days old, died. The deer, which was a great pet was sick only two days. Some time ago it received an injury to its back, but how was not known.
When D. H. Madsen, state fish and game commisioner, was here last March he told the boy he could take care of the deer as long as he wished. Nearly every child in the Ashley Valley has made a trip to the Hacking home to see the pet deer.
Young Hacking was grieved greatly by the loss of his pet, which he risked his life to save, and gave it a real burial Sunday. He made a large box for the body entirely buried it at the farm. The deer was shedding or Junius _______ would have had the animal _________.
-Vernal Express, April 25, 1924, transcribed by Rhonda Holton
Children not listed below: Carma Rae Hacking Fereday
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Lucile Hacking Calder
1899–1959
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Josephine Marie Hacking Bird
1900–1966
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Rulon Stringham "Rute" Hacking
1903–1975
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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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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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