CARBONVILLE, Carbon County- Josephine Bishop Feichko, 64, died November 27, 1981 in a Price hospital after a long illness.
Born October 14, 1917 in Sunnyside, Utah to Robert Oscar and Clara Ludeen (CHRISTENSEN)Adams-Bishop-Clark. Married Joseph Feichko July 20, 1937 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Member LDS Church. Life-long resident of Carbon-Emery County. Lived in Sunnyside and attended grade school there. Later moved to Wattis, Morhland. Graduated North Emery High School at Huntington, Emery County. Active in Primary, sunday School and Mutual while residing in Morhland. Post Mistress at Morhland. Later, with her husband, Joseph, moved to Carbonville, where they raised their family of six children.
Survivors: Husband, Carbonville; three daughters, three sons, Mrs. Ray (Julie Ann) Error, Mrs. Elliot (Betty Jolene) MacDonald-Lee, Mrs. Mario (Shirley Ludeen) Lopez, all Salt Lake City; Jimmy Blair, Bountiful: Jonny (John) Andrew, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Gene Alan, Price; son-in-law, Patrick MacDonald, daughter-in-law, Caroline, Wendy, Annette; 27 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, five brothers, Mrs. Erma Atwood, Wellington, Utah; Verga Mock, Salt Lake City; Norton, Burdell, both of Cleveland, Emery County; Ford, California; Reed, Orem, Utah; Bobby, Price.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at noon at the Carbonville First Ward at Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Mitchell Chapel Sunday, Monday and at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Family will be in Mortuary chapel Monday 7-8 p.m. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
Born October 14, 1917 in Sunnyside, Utah to Robert Oscar and Clara Ludeen (CHRISTENSEN)Adams-Bishop-Clark. Married Joseph Feichko July 20, 1937 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Member LDS Church. Life-long resident of Carbon-Emery County. Lived in Sunnyside and attended grade school there. Later moved to Wattis, Morhland. Graduated North Emery High School at Huntington, Emery County. Active in Primary, sunday School and Mutual while residing in Morhland. Post Mistress at Morhland. Later, with her husband, Joseph, moved to Carbonville, where they raised their family of six children.
Survivors: Husband, Carbonville; three daughters, three sons, Mrs. Ray (Julie Ann) Error, Mrs. Elliot (Betty Jolene) MacDonald-Lee, Mrs. Mario (Shirley Ludeen) Lopez, all Salt Lake City; Jimmy Blair, Bountiful: Jonny (John) Andrew, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Gene Alan, Price; son-in-law, Patrick MacDonald, daughter-in-law, Caroline, Wendy, Annette; 27 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, five brothers, Mrs. Erma Atwood, Wellington, Utah; Verga Mock, Salt Lake City; Norton, Burdell, both of Cleveland, Emery County; Ford, California; Reed, Orem, Utah; Bobby, Price.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at noon at the Carbonville First Ward at Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Mitchell Chapel Sunday, Monday and at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Family will be in Mortuary chapel Monday 7-8 p.m. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
CARBONVILLE, Carbon County- Josephine Bishop Feichko, 64, died November 27, 1981 in a Price hospital after a long illness.
Born October 14, 1917 in Sunnyside, Utah to Robert Oscar and Clara Ludeen (CHRISTENSEN)Adams-Bishop-Clark. Married Joseph Feichko July 20, 1937 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Member LDS Church. Life-long resident of Carbon-Emery County. Lived in Sunnyside and attended grade school there. Later moved to Wattis, Morhland. Graduated North Emery High School at Huntington, Emery County. Active in Primary, sunday School and Mutual while residing in Morhland. Post Mistress at Morhland. Later, with her husband, Joseph, moved to Carbonville, where they raised their family of six children.
Survivors: Husband, Carbonville; three daughters, three sons, Mrs. Ray (Julie Ann) Error, Mrs. Elliot (Betty Jolene) MacDonald-Lee, Mrs. Mario (Shirley Ludeen) Lopez, all Salt Lake City; Jimmy Blair, Bountiful: Jonny (John) Andrew, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Gene Alan, Price; son-in-law, Patrick MacDonald, daughter-in-law, Caroline, Wendy, Annette; 27 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, five brothers, Mrs. Erma Atwood, Wellington, Utah; Verga Mock, Salt Lake City; Norton, Burdell, both of Cleveland, Emery County; Ford, California; Reed, Orem, Utah; Bobby, Price.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at noon at the Carbonville First Ward at Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Mitchell Chapel Sunday, Monday and at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Family will be in Mortuary chapel Monday 7-8 p.m. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
Born October 14, 1917 in Sunnyside, Utah to Robert Oscar and Clara Ludeen (CHRISTENSEN)Adams-Bishop-Clark. Married Joseph Feichko July 20, 1937 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Member LDS Church. Life-long resident of Carbon-Emery County. Lived in Sunnyside and attended grade school there. Later moved to Wattis, Morhland. Graduated North Emery High School at Huntington, Emery County. Active in Primary, sunday School and Mutual while residing in Morhland. Post Mistress at Morhland. Later, with her husband, Joseph, moved to Carbonville, where they raised their family of six children.
Survivors: Husband, Carbonville; three daughters, three sons, Mrs. Ray (Julie Ann) Error, Mrs. Elliot (Betty Jolene) MacDonald-Lee, Mrs. Mario (Shirley Ludeen) Lopez, all Salt Lake City; Jimmy Blair, Bountiful: Jonny (John) Andrew, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Gene Alan, Price; son-in-law, Patrick MacDonald, daughter-in-law, Caroline, Wendy, Annette; 27 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, five brothers, Mrs. Erma Atwood, Wellington, Utah; Verga Mock, Salt Lake City; Norton, Burdell, both of Cleveland, Emery County; Ford, California; Reed, Orem, Utah; Bobby, Price.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at noon at the Carbonville First Ward at Spring Glen LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Mitchell Chapel Sunday, Monday and at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Family will be in Mortuary chapel Monday 7-8 p.m. Burial, Price City Cemetery.
