Ida L. Henderson Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Mrs. Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, a longtime resident of Osmond and Afton and an invalid for many years, died Tuesday Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ivan L. Roberts in Afton, of a sudden heart attack.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday Dec 1 at 1 p.m. Burial will be in the Afton Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Ivan Roberts home Friday morning before the services.
The Independent will publish a complete obituary next week.
Services Held for Ida L. Henderson
Funeral services were conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday, Dec 1, under the direction of Bp. Zenneth W. Allred for Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, Swedish immigrant, and resident of Star Valley for many years. Mrs Henderson died Tuesday, Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs Ivan L. Roberts, after suffering a heart attack. Interment was in the Afton Cemetery.
Ida Lindberg Henderson was born in Genarp, Sweden, Sept 7, 1893. She was the ninth of eleven children in the family of Andrew John and Hanna Person Lindberg. She came to America at the age of 12 years, with six other members of their family, and settled with them at Smoot, Wyo. Later the family moved to and homesteaded a place at the mouth of Dry Creek Canyon, Osmond, where she lived until her marriage to Lee Henderson, Sept 15, 1911.
Six years after her marriage, she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She and her husband were sealed in the Logan Temple March 13, 1918.
Three sons and one daughter were born to his couple Leon Elmer, LeVon Elmo, Dwain Darrel and Leora Eldona. Leora was born four moths after the death of her father, who was drowned almost 44 years ago.
Ida Henderson lived at Osmond, managed the farm, was father and mother to her family, and was active in the church as long as her health permitted. Her church positions included, among others, Sunday School teacher, president of the primary, relief society worker, visiting teacher and counselor and teacher in the MIA.
She was a lover of flowers and a beautiful seamstress. Her personality always was manifest in her personal neatness and the beauty and cleanliness of her home.
She developed an asthmatic condition which limited her activity at times. Then about 23 years ago she became the victim of rheumatoid arthritis which left her in a crippled condition. she was in a wheel chair for almost nine years--the past six of which she lived at the home of her daughter.
Through all her hardships, sorrows and illnesses of life, she never did lose faith in the Lord. She had a trait of character unexcelled in her ability to take pain and suffering alone, and yet be cheerful to all around her. she was a living example of the word expressed by a poet--"He who smiles the sweetest often hides the biggest load". People were always coming to her for cheer and consolation in their own problems.
She was preceded in death by her husband Lee and two sons Leon Elmer who passed away at the age of two years, and Dwain Darrel at the age of six.
Survivors include her two children, LeVon Henderson, Osmond; Mrs Ivan (Leora) Roberts, Afton twelve grandchildren; one brother, Axel J. Lindberg; Logan, Utah; four sisters, Ellen Jensen, Pocatello, Idaho; Anna Jensen Montpelier, Idaho; Hilda Welch Bountiful, Utah and Wilhelmina Cook, Ogden, Utah.
Henderson, Ida Lindberg (i 7 Dec 1961) (2)Star Valley Independent
Ida Elvira LINDBERG is the daughter of Andrew John LINDBERG and Hanna PEHRSSON.
Ida Elvira LINDBERG married Lee HENDERSON 15 Sept 1911 in Afton, Lincoln, WY
Mrs. Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, a longtime resident of Osmond and Afton and an invalid for many years, died Tuesday Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ivan L. Roberts in Afton, of a sudden heart attack.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday Dec 1 at 1 p.m. Burial will be in the Afton Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Ivan Roberts home Friday morning before the services.
The Independent will publish a complete obituary next week.
Services Held for Ida L. Henderson
Funeral services were conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday, Dec 1, under the direction of Bp. Zenneth W. Allred for Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, Swedish immigrant, and resident of Star Valley for many years. Mrs Henderson died Tuesday, Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs Ivan L. Roberts, after suffering a heart attack. Interment was in the Afton Cemetery.
Ida Lindberg Henderson was born in Genarp, Sweden, Sept 7, 1893. She was the ninth of eleven children in the family of Andrew John and Hanna Person Lindberg. She came to America at the age of 12 years, with six other members of their family, and settled with them at Smoot, Wyo. Later the family moved to and homesteaded a place at the mouth of Dry Creek Canyon, Osmond, where she lived until her marriage to Lee Henderson, Sept 15, 1911.
Six years after her marriage, she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She and her husband were sealed in the Logan Temple March 13, 1918.
Three sons and one daughter were born to his couple Leon Elmer, LeVon Elmo, Dwain Darrel and Leora Eldona. Leora was born four moths after the death of her father, who was drowned almost 44 years ago.
Ida Henderson lived at Osmond, managed the farm, was father and mother to her family, and was active in the church as long as her health permitted. Her church positions included, among others, Sunday School teacher, president of the primary, relief society worker, visiting teacher and counselor and teacher in the MIA.
She was a lover of flowers and a beautiful seamstress. Her personality always was manifest in her personal neatness and the beauty and cleanliness of her home.
She developed an asthmatic condition which limited her activity at times. Then about 23 years ago she became the victim of rheumatoid arthritis which left her in a crippled condition. she was in a wheel chair for almost nine years--the past six of which she lived at the home of her daughter.
Through all her hardships, sorrows and illnesses of life, she never did lose faith in the Lord. She had a trait of character unexcelled in her ability to take pain and suffering alone, and yet be cheerful to all around her. she was a living example of the word expressed by a poet--"He who smiles the sweetest often hides the biggest load". People were always coming to her for cheer and consolation in their own problems.
She was preceded in death by her husband Lee and two sons Leon Elmer who passed away at the age of two years, and Dwain Darrel at the age of six.
Survivors include her two children, LeVon Henderson, Osmond; Mrs Ivan (Leora) Roberts, Afton twelve grandchildren; one brother, Axel J. Lindberg; Logan, Utah; four sisters, Ellen Jensen, Pocatello, Idaho; Anna Jensen Montpelier, Idaho; Hilda Welch Bountiful, Utah and Wilhelmina Cook, Ogden, Utah.
Henderson, Ida Lindberg (i 7 Dec 1961) (2)Star Valley Independent
Ida Elvira LINDBERG is the daughter of Andrew John LINDBERG and Hanna PEHRSSON.
Ida Elvira LINDBERG married Lee HENDERSON 15 Sept 1911 in Afton, Lincoln, WY
Ida L. Henderson Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Mrs. Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, a longtime resident of Osmond and Afton and an invalid for many years, died Tuesday Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ivan L. Roberts in Afton, of a sudden heart attack.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday Dec 1 at 1 p.m. Burial will be in the Afton Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Ivan Roberts home Friday morning before the services.
The Independent will publish a complete obituary next week.
Services Held for Ida L. Henderson
Funeral services were conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday, Dec 1, under the direction of Bp. Zenneth W. Allred for Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, Swedish immigrant, and resident of Star Valley for many years. Mrs Henderson died Tuesday, Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs Ivan L. Roberts, after suffering a heart attack. Interment was in the Afton Cemetery.
Ida Lindberg Henderson was born in Genarp, Sweden, Sept 7, 1893. She was the ninth of eleven children in the family of Andrew John and Hanna Person Lindberg. She came to America at the age of 12 years, with six other members of their family, and settled with them at Smoot, Wyo. Later the family moved to and homesteaded a place at the mouth of Dry Creek Canyon, Osmond, where she lived until her marriage to Lee Henderson, Sept 15, 1911.
Six years after her marriage, she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She and her husband were sealed in the Logan Temple March 13, 1918.
Three sons and one daughter were born to his couple Leon Elmer, LeVon Elmo, Dwain Darrel and Leora Eldona. Leora was born four moths after the death of her father, who was drowned almost 44 years ago.
Ida Henderson lived at Osmond, managed the farm, was father and mother to her family, and was active in the church as long as her health permitted. Her church positions included, among others, Sunday School teacher, president of the primary, relief society worker, visiting teacher and counselor and teacher in the MIA.
She was a lover of flowers and a beautiful seamstress. Her personality always was manifest in her personal neatness and the beauty and cleanliness of her home.
She developed an asthmatic condition which limited her activity at times. Then about 23 years ago she became the victim of rheumatoid arthritis which left her in a crippled condition. she was in a wheel chair for almost nine years--the past six of which she lived at the home of her daughter.
Through all her hardships, sorrows and illnesses of life, she never did lose faith in the Lord. She had a trait of character unexcelled in her ability to take pain and suffering alone, and yet be cheerful to all around her. she was a living example of the word expressed by a poet--"He who smiles the sweetest often hides the biggest load". People were always coming to her for cheer and consolation in their own problems.
She was preceded in death by her husband Lee and two sons Leon Elmer who passed away at the age of two years, and Dwain Darrel at the age of six.
Survivors include her two children, LeVon Henderson, Osmond; Mrs Ivan (Leora) Roberts, Afton twelve grandchildren; one brother, Axel J. Lindberg; Logan, Utah; four sisters, Ellen Jensen, Pocatello, Idaho; Anna Jensen Montpelier, Idaho; Hilda Welch Bountiful, Utah and Wilhelmina Cook, Ogden, Utah.
Henderson, Ida Lindberg (i 7 Dec 1961) (2)Star Valley Independent
Ida Elvira LINDBERG is the daughter of Andrew John LINDBERG and Hanna PEHRSSON.
Ida Elvira LINDBERG married Lee HENDERSON 15 Sept 1911 in Afton, Lincoln, WY
Mrs. Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, a longtime resident of Osmond and Afton and an invalid for many years, died Tuesday Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ivan L. Roberts in Afton, of a sudden heart attack.
Funeral services will be conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday Dec 1 at 1 p.m. Burial will be in the Afton Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Ivan Roberts home Friday morning before the services.
The Independent will publish a complete obituary next week.
Services Held for Ida L. Henderson
Funeral services were conducted in the Osmond Ward LDS Chapel Friday, Dec 1, under the direction of Bp. Zenneth W. Allred for Ida Lindberg Henderson, 68, Swedish immigrant, and resident of Star Valley for many years. Mrs Henderson died Tuesday, Nov 28 about 11:20 a.m. at the home of her daughter Mrs Ivan L. Roberts, after suffering a heart attack. Interment was in the Afton Cemetery.
Ida Lindberg Henderson was born in Genarp, Sweden, Sept 7, 1893. She was the ninth of eleven children in the family of Andrew John and Hanna Person Lindberg. She came to America at the age of 12 years, with six other members of their family, and settled with them at Smoot, Wyo. Later the family moved to and homesteaded a place at the mouth of Dry Creek Canyon, Osmond, where she lived until her marriage to Lee Henderson, Sept 15, 1911.
Six years after her marriage, she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She and her husband were sealed in the Logan Temple March 13, 1918.
Three sons and one daughter were born to his couple Leon Elmer, LeVon Elmo, Dwain Darrel and Leora Eldona. Leora was born four moths after the death of her father, who was drowned almost 44 years ago.
Ida Henderson lived at Osmond, managed the farm, was father and mother to her family, and was active in the church as long as her health permitted. Her church positions included, among others, Sunday School teacher, president of the primary, relief society worker, visiting teacher and counselor and teacher in the MIA.
She was a lover of flowers and a beautiful seamstress. Her personality always was manifest in her personal neatness and the beauty and cleanliness of her home.
She developed an asthmatic condition which limited her activity at times. Then about 23 years ago she became the victim of rheumatoid arthritis which left her in a crippled condition. she was in a wheel chair for almost nine years--the past six of which she lived at the home of her daughter.
Through all her hardships, sorrows and illnesses of life, she never did lose faith in the Lord. She had a trait of character unexcelled in her ability to take pain and suffering alone, and yet be cheerful to all around her. she was a living example of the word expressed by a poet--"He who smiles the sweetest often hides the biggest load". People were always coming to her for cheer and consolation in their own problems.
She was preceded in death by her husband Lee and two sons Leon Elmer who passed away at the age of two years, and Dwain Darrel at the age of six.
Survivors include her two children, LeVon Henderson, Osmond; Mrs Ivan (Leora) Roberts, Afton twelve grandchildren; one brother, Axel J. Lindberg; Logan, Utah; four sisters, Ellen Jensen, Pocatello, Idaho; Anna Jensen Montpelier, Idaho; Hilda Welch Bountiful, Utah and Wilhelmina Cook, Ogden, Utah.
Henderson, Ida Lindberg (i 7 Dec 1961) (2)Star Valley Independent
Ida Elvira LINDBERG is the daughter of Andrew John LINDBERG and Hanna PEHRSSON.
Ida Elvira LINDBERG married Lee HENDERSON 15 Sept 1911 in Afton, Lincoln, WY
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