Frank Lawrence Evans Cleveland is buried next to his son, Bryant Lawrence Cleveland (1925-1980) and his daughter, Diana May Cleveland (1930-2009), in the Murray City Cemetery. His father, James Frank Evans (1875-1911) is buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, with his father's family (Evans). Frank's mother, May Caroline Brooks Evans Cleveland (1875-1964) is also buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, with her father's family (Brooks). His parents were divorced. George E. Cleveland (1866-1942) was Frank's stepfather. During WWI, Frank acquired his stepfather's last name. George E. Cleveland is buried in Michigan, where he had returned and remarried. Frank's first wife, Erma Giles Cleveland, (1900-1959) is buried in the Murray City Cemetery, but she is located by her parents' graves on the other side of the cemetery. After Erma died in 1959, Frank was married to Ruth Mortensen Vosburgh (1909-1984). Frank was a veteran of the U.S. Army in France during WWI. Frank managed electric power plants in Grace, Idaho, Ogden, Utah and Salt Lake City, Utah until his retirement. Frank died on May 13, 1987, in West Valley, Utah. He was 86 years old. He was preceded in death by his son, and by both Erma and Ruth.
Frank Lawrence Evans Cleveland is buried next to his son, Bryant Lawrence Cleveland (1925-1980) and his daughter, Diana May Cleveland (1930-2009), in the Murray City Cemetery. His father, James Frank Evans (1875-1911) is buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, with his father's family (Evans). Frank's mother, May Caroline Brooks Evans Cleveland (1875-1964) is also buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery, with her father's family (Brooks). His parents were divorced. George E. Cleveland (1866-1942) was Frank's stepfather. During WWI, Frank acquired his stepfather's last name. George E. Cleveland is buried in Michigan, where he had returned and remarried. Frank's first wife, Erma Giles Cleveland, (1900-1959) is buried in the Murray City Cemetery, but she is located by her parents' graves on the other side of the cemetery. After Erma died in 1959, Frank was married to Ruth Mortensen Vosburgh (1909-1984). Frank was a veteran of the U.S. Army in France during WWI. Frank managed electric power plants in Grace, Idaho, Ogden, Utah and Salt Lake City, Utah until his retirement. Frank died on May 13, 1987, in West Valley, Utah. He was 86 years old. He was preceded in death by his son, and by both Erma and Ruth.
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