Marvin Dansie

This morning I put on my rain gear and went for a walk in the rain. It was glorious. It is nice to see spring making a comeback after such a long dark winter.    

Pictures of some of the flowers I saw on my walk.

Kate Robertson (Schoening)

Oh Marvin, I'm so with you on the Spring thing!  It's so nice to have some warm weather and sunshine....kind of helps with all the madness in the world. 

Clint, I'm glad your mom keeps you honest - I really miss my mom, it's like life is just a blink!  We cleaned out mom and dads house and sold it about a year ago, but my sister recently found moms wedding dress in her cedar chest.  I held up that dress and remembered that I wore it in our graduation assembly.....mom and dad graduated in 1949, so 1969 was their homecoming and the year they got married, so I gues we incorporated that random fact in the assembly and I wore her dress.  It was just a great remembrance as I held it up.  I have no idea how I ever fit in that dress - ha!  It is so tiny, - oh boy, those were the days!! 

I was also talking with my sister Susan - her first husband was Jimmy May who played in the band Holden Caufield at the memorial hall - I had such a mad crush on him and tried to never miss a night at the memorial hall when his group was playing.....Mom made me take Susan to a party with me one night and I knew Jimmy May was going to be there - and yes folks, sound the trumpets, Susan won the night, got the date and I was basic chopped liver - I needed lots of therapy after that major blow, especially to my fragile ego. As it turned out, it wasn't a good marragie for her - but hey, it could have been for me!

Oh the memoral dances So much innocent fun and the best music ever!  We sould organize a memoral hall dance with some great bands and put the girls on one side and the boys on the other and jlust wiat for the magic - it wil come.  

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

If anyone is out there, can you tell me how to post pictures from an Iphone??? Laugh if you want but I'm an idiot when it comes to computers.  At least I'm trying, Right!!!!

Marvin Dansie

Shauna-

Don't feel bad about having difficulty with your iPhone, after all they don't come with instructions and very little of their function is intuitive (besides, all this computer stuff is still alien technology to our generation). Coke has an iPhone and I have an Samsung and I think mine is way easier to use. I have become sort of an IT Specialist in our house because I am always helping her figure out how to use her iPhone and her iMac. 

Here is a webpage that gives instructions for copying a picture from an iPhone to a third party application: 

https://iphone-tricks.com/tutorial/4803-how-to-duplicate-photos-copy-photos-on-iphone

I hope this helps.

By the way, you never did send me the picture of your clock ;-)

Carl Haymond

Totally agree with Marvin!   A Samsung Galaxy (e.g. S20, etc.) is the only way to go.

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

Shauna,

If you're wanting to put a photo from your iPhone to this site you need to select the photo on your phone that you want and then send it to your email. Then open your email and open the photo that is there and save it to your computer. You can leave it in the download folder or put it into your pictures folder. Then get into this site to add a response. At the top left (next to source) is a little icon that looks like a picture, click on it to open it up. Click on the browse button and it will take you to your folders. Find the photo that you saved either in the downloads or pictures folder, select it and then click on open. It will bring the photo to this site. This is all assuming you are using a Windows computer. When it comes to Mac computers I'm lost and will never be found. If all else fails ... ask a teenage kid and they'll take care of it for you. :)

Linda Schardine

Hi everyone,

It's good to hear from everyone.... I'm here in north Idaho doing the groundhog day thing, boy it is getting old and just doesn't seem real. Our county hasn't had any cases yet, people are still doing social distancing and being careful, being able to see a few people when the weather is nice outside.

I've been working in my yard alot, practicing pool, hanging with my 2 cats, sewing some creative things and making masks for the hospital...as soon as it warms up more I'll be able to do some kayaking.

Hope you are all ok and doing good and not going to crazy...

I enjoy your posts Daryl, keep em coming!

Daryl Tucker

NOTE: Ken Strong notified me of Emily's passing this morning from his own hospital bed where he is dealing with serious medical issues of his own. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers, too!

Emily (Snedeger) Stallings

January 7, 1951 ~ May 3, 2020 (age 69)

Our loving mom & grandma, Emily Snedeger Stallings, returned to our Heavenly Father on May 3, 2020.

Emily was born on January 7, 1951 to Don Q and Emily Evert Snedeger in Murray, Utah.

She grew up in Springville, Utah.  Graduated from Springville High School in 1969. Married Casey Livingston.  Together they had 3 children, later divorced.  She married Blaine Stallings, later divorced but still loved each other and stayed friends.

She worked at the Moroni Turkey Hatchery for many years.  She was a custodian at Snow College.  She sold Avon for many years.

Her hobbies include fishing, gardening, sewing, painting, and looking for rocks.  She loved spending time with her family.  She adored her grandchildren & great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, son Adam Livingston, sister Susan Jex, brothers Clyde & Claude Snedeger.

She is survived by Blaine, her children: Amby Livingston & April (Delbert) Hammond; grandchildren: Emily (Luke), Lani (Weston), Celeste, Shaleesa (Jarrod), Casey, Chevon (Nichelle), Kolby, Carson; brothers Gerald & sister Cynthia, Golden; many nieces, nephews, and friends.

Funeral services will be held at 12 Noon on Friday, May 8, 2020 at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 East 200 South in Springville.  There will be a viewing held at the mortuary from 10:30 to 11:30 prior to the services.  Burial will be Saturday, May 9th in the Tonaquint Cemetery at 1:00 p.m.

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

I'm so sad to learn of Emily's passing. She was a sweet person that I really loved to be around. ♥♥

Ken, get well!!!! You're in my prayers! ♥♥

Jill Christensen (Tuttle)

Awww, so sorry to hear of Emily's passing . I hadn't seen her in years until this last class

reunion . I did have a good visit with her . It was so sweet of her granddaughter to bring her . 
 

And wishing a speedy recovery to Ken . 
 

thanks Daryl for keeping us informed 
 

Daryl Tucker

And here I am, again, with another sad announcement:

I've been told by a couple of classmates that Kevin Birch died yesterday. He was involved in a fender bender accident, but they speculate he may have had a medical issue that led to the crash. I'll post an obituary and other information as soon as it's available.

David Lynn

Dang

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

Ditto Dave ... Dang! This just isn't right.

Steven Lynn

I will remember Kevin as a kind person with a friendly, and happy person. 

Linda Schardine

Bummer! That sucks! so sorry to hear about Emily too!   Dang!!

Love and hope to everyone....

Jan Allred (Carter)

Sad to have more friends pass. Rest in peace Emily and Kevin.

Daryl Tucker

KEVIN BIRCH

Kevin John Birch, age 68 passed away due to a medical incident that resulted in an automobile accident in Santaquin, Utah on Thursday May 7, 2020.

Kevin was born on October 18, 1951 in Fillmore, Utah to Leland John and Georgia Rasmussen Birch. The family later moved to Springville, Utah where he attended school and graduated from Springville High School, Class of 1969, lettering in football and wrestling.

On January 7, 1970 he married Birdena Bird and later they moved to Spanish Fork, Utah. He graduated as an apprentice carpenter in 1975 from Utah Technical College. He had the opportunity to work with his father and brother at Tolboe Construction Co. Some of the buildings they built together included the BYU Marriott Center, Utah Valley Hospital and an addition to The University of California, Berkeley. He then went to work for Howa Construction Co. He excelled as a superintendent while managing the construction of many buildings in the Western United States including a horse race track and casino in New Mexico, a pharmaceutical distribution center in Texas, City Creek and the Wells Fargo Center in Salt Lake City, UT

Our dad loved the outdoors. He created many memories hunting, fishing and camping with his family. We will always cherish the hours he spent playing cards and board games with us, watching Saturday morning cartoons and American Bandstand. Our dad had a great sense of humor with a quick wit. He made people laugh and had a big heart. He always put others first and loved unconditionally.

He is survived by his ex-wife Birdena Birch and their children; MaLesa (Ernie) Hone, Shanon (Nicky) Birch and Misty (Dennis) Webber, 9 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren, his siblings, Leslie (Jill) Birch, LaRie (Kevin) Davis and Jay (Sharalyn) Birch. He is preceded in death by his parents Leland John and Georgia Birch.

Dad, we miss you and pray that you are at peace. We want you to know how much we love you and look forward to the day that we can be together again.

Condolences can be offered at www.legacyfunerals.com

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

Thank you, Daryl.

How's Ken doing? Wishing him well.

Roger Judd

I have a golf tee time Thursday, May 14, At 10:32 AM. At Old Mill Golf Course in Salt Lake. All my regular buddies can't play that day, so I thought I'd put it on here and see if any of you wanted to play golf that day. If you do give me a call at 801-718-1390, that's my cell phone. It be fun to get together with some of you guys if you have the time.

David Lynn

Ken is home but still needs prayers and friends. I thought his spirits were good for where he is at. 

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

Is it okay to ask what is wrong with Ken?

Kenneth Strong

UTawna Johnson (Witney)

Ouch, Ken!!!!  I'll definitely remember you, your family, and your medical team in my prayers. ♥♥

Robyn Hardy

I am very sad to hear about our class mates in recent days.  My prayers are with Ken for a speedy recovery.  Such and active guy and great outdoorsman.  I especially saddened to hear about Kevin.  Kevin was a neighbor of mine growing up.  I was there when his dad built their home. Kevin and I, our earlier years, had a great time together hiking the mountains, and playing catch with a football.  We kinda of grew apart during the later years of High School, but I will always remember him as funny, kind and good natured.  Kevin, Craig Devinish and I had some great times rodding around in Craigs old Ford.  We are having too many class mates leave us way to early.  I keep in touch with the posts on this site, but do not contribute very often.  But I want you to know that what a great class of 69 we have.  Those of you that I knew best I will always remember.  Live the best you can with the time you have left.  Forgive others and find love and peace in your life and share it with others.

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

 Sorry to hear about the loss of our classmates! Marvin I'm still figuring out how to send you a picture of the clock. I listen to it every hour. I love the sound of it and I think of you every tme it chimes!!  It means a ton to me. You did such a great job of  making it!!   Tawna thanks for the advice on how to post pictures! But you know my age, I forgot what I was going to post!!!  Alright Ken, get your butt up and get better!!!! Your to important to our class to be getting out of here!!!!  It's good to hear from you Robin!  And Cindy and Blair if your reading this. I couldn't find the link to donate to the Lupis cause!  i hope your daughter is doing better!!!  Love you all!!!