Mr. Jarvis joined the Navy on May 27, 1942 where he trained as a dental technician and subsequently joined the Iwo Jima campaign with the Fifth Marine Division in February of 1945.
He survived Iwo Jima to become a father to 12 children, a grand-father to 59 grand-children and a great-grand-father to 42 great-grand-children.
He also worked 37 years for Arizona city and county Health Departments in Mesa, Tempe, Yuma, Parker and Quartzsite.
Mr. Jarvis is survived by his brother Andrew and his 12 children and his first wife Opal Fuller.
He is preceded in death by his parents George Jarvis and Mary Lake, his brothers Josiah, Emer, Hanson, Anthony, Harold and his sisters Millie, Grace, Neola, Folvia, Birdie, Annie and his second wife Dorothy Haws.
His funeral service will be held Friday, September 24th at 10 AM at the LDS Lehi Stake church building located at 1430 North Grand in Mesa, Arizona. His burial service will be held Friday, September 24th at 5 PM at the Desert Lawn Memorial Park located at 1415 South 1st Avenue in Yuma, Arizona.
You may visit his memorial tribute web site and share your thoughts and stories at
http://memorial.yourtribute.com/warren jarvis/.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
September 24, 2010
Mr. Jarvis joined the Navy on May 27, 1942 where he trained as a dental technician and subsequently joined the Iwo Jima campaign with the Fifth Marine Division in February of 1945.
He survived Iwo Jima to become a father to 12 children, a grand-father to 59 grand-children and a great-grand-father to 42 great-grand-children.
He also worked 37 years for Arizona city and county Health Departments in Mesa, Tempe, Yuma, Parker and Quartzsite.
Mr. Jarvis is survived by his brother Andrew and his 12 children and his first wife Opal Fuller.
He is preceded in death by his parents George Jarvis and Mary Lake, his brothers Josiah, Emer, Hanson, Anthony, Harold and his sisters Millie, Grace, Neola, Folvia, Birdie, Annie and his second wife Dorothy Haws.
His funeral service will be held Friday, September 24th at 10 AM at the LDS Lehi Stake church building located at 1430 North Grand in Mesa, Arizona. His burial service will be held Friday, September 24th at 5 PM at the Desert Lawn Memorial Park located at 1415 South 1st Avenue in Yuma, Arizona.
You may visit his memorial tribute web site and share your thoughts and stories at
http://memorial.yourtribute.com/warren jarvis/.
Published in The Yuma Sun on
September 24, 2010
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Beloved Husband Father and Grandfather
Gravesite Details
USMC WWII Iwo Jima
Family Members
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Millie Ellen Jarvis Titus
1904–2000
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Grace May Jarvis Jesperson
1906–1931
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Josiah George Jarvis
1908–1911
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Emer Demar Jarvis
1909–2000
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Neola Jarvis Scott
1911–2008
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Folvia Jarvis Porter
1913–1996
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Birdie Mariilla Jarvis Tanner
1915–2001
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Annie Marie Jarvis Osborn
1916–2009
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Hanson Roscoe Jarvis
1918–1919
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Anthony Ivins "Tony" Jarvis
1920–2008
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Harold Loyse Jarvis
1923–1923
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Andrew Lee Jarvis
1924–2012
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