Caribou County Sun dated May 11, 1972:
Final Services for Allen Anderson
Graveside services for Allen Jay (Sam) Anderson, 69, of Soda Springs were held Monday at the Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Anderson passed away Friday, May 5th, at the Caribou Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
The speaker was Orval Beus. Ray McCammon gave the dedicatory prayer. Military rites were by the Soda Springs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gene Thompson commander.
Pallbearers were Robert Anderson, Bill Stewart, Richard L. Meads, Ralph Stoddard and Carl Stoddard. Honorary Pallbearers were O.S. Bybee, Tom Harris, Floyd Langston and Jay Peterson.
Mr. Anderson was born December 28, 1902 at Soda Springs to William and Ella Ida McCammon Anderson. He was a veteran of World War 1.
Survivors are one brother, Bill Anderson of Chula Vista California and one sister Mrs. Alice Bush of St. John Utah; nephews and nieces, Ralph Stoddard, Lynn Stoddard, Carl Stoddard, Mrs. Josephine Peterson and Mrs. Darlene Young, all of Georgetown, David and Don Bush of St. John Utah, Richard L. Meads and Robert Anderson both of Soda Springs, Bill Anderson Jr. of Chula Vista California.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
Final Services for Allen Anderson
Graveside services for Allen Jay (Sam) Anderson, 69, of Soda Springs were held Monday at the Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Anderson passed away Friday, May 5th, at the Caribou Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
The speaker was Orval Beus. Ray McCammon gave the dedicatory prayer. Military rites were by the Soda Springs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gene Thompson commander.
Pallbearers were Robert Anderson, Bill Stewart, Richard L. Meads, Ralph Stoddard and Carl Stoddard. Honorary Pallbearers were O.S. Bybee, Tom Harris, Floyd Langston and Jay Peterson.
Mr. Anderson was born December 28, 1902 at Soda Springs to William and Ella Ida McCammon Anderson. He was a veteran of World War 1.
Survivors are one brother, Bill Anderson of Chula Vista California and one sister Mrs. Alice Bush of St. John Utah; nephews and nieces, Ralph Stoddard, Lynn Stoddard, Carl Stoddard, Mrs. Josephine Peterson and Mrs. Darlene Young, all of Georgetown, David and Don Bush of St. John Utah, Richard L. Meads and Robert Anderson both of Soda Springs, Bill Anderson Jr. of Chula Vista California.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
Caribou County Sun dated May 11, 1972:
Final Services for Allen Anderson
Graveside services for Allen Jay (Sam) Anderson, 69, of Soda Springs were held Monday at the Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Anderson passed away Friday, May 5th, at the Caribou Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
The speaker was Orval Beus. Ray McCammon gave the dedicatory prayer. Military rites were by the Soda Springs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gene Thompson commander.
Pallbearers were Robert Anderson, Bill Stewart, Richard L. Meads, Ralph Stoddard and Carl Stoddard. Honorary Pallbearers were O.S. Bybee, Tom Harris, Floyd Langston and Jay Peterson.
Mr. Anderson was born December 28, 1902 at Soda Springs to William and Ella Ida McCammon Anderson. He was a veteran of World War 1.
Survivors are one brother, Bill Anderson of Chula Vista California and one sister Mrs. Alice Bush of St. John Utah; nephews and nieces, Ralph Stoddard, Lynn Stoddard, Carl Stoddard, Mrs. Josephine Peterson and Mrs. Darlene Young, all of Georgetown, David and Don Bush of St. John Utah, Richard L. Meads and Robert Anderson both of Soda Springs, Bill Anderson Jr. of Chula Vista California.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
Final Services for Allen Anderson
Graveside services for Allen Jay (Sam) Anderson, 69, of Soda Springs were held Monday at the Fairview Cemetery. Mr. Anderson passed away Friday, May 5th, at the Caribou Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
The speaker was Orval Beus. Ray McCammon gave the dedicatory prayer. Military rites were by the Soda Springs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gene Thompson commander.
Pallbearers were Robert Anderson, Bill Stewart, Richard L. Meads, Ralph Stoddard and Carl Stoddard. Honorary Pallbearers were O.S. Bybee, Tom Harris, Floyd Langston and Jay Peterson.
Mr. Anderson was born December 28, 1902 at Soda Springs to William and Ella Ida McCammon Anderson. He was a veteran of World War 1.
Survivors are one brother, Bill Anderson of Chula Vista California and one sister Mrs. Alice Bush of St. John Utah; nephews and nieces, Ralph Stoddard, Lynn Stoddard, Carl Stoddard, Mrs. Josephine Peterson and Mrs. Darlene Young, all of Georgetown, David and Don Bush of St. John Utah, Richard L. Meads and Robert Anderson both of Soda Springs, Bill Anderson Jr. of Chula Vista California.
The services were under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Fairview Cemetery.
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