8/4/2013 Classmate Ernadean Banner passes away 4/16/13
Ernadean Banner was born January 17, 1944 and raised in Springville, UT. She graduated from Springville High School in 1962 and went on to study at BYU.
Bright, ambitious, and vivacious
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7/16/2013 Robert "Bob" Ogilvie passes
Robert John Ogilvie
1944 ~ 2013
Magna, Utah
Robert John Ogilvie passed away on June 17, 2013, at home surrounded by his loving wife and children. Robert "Bob" was born on July 28, 1944
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3/26/2013 Respected and loved choir director Glenn Montague dies
Glenn Montague, former esteemed faculty member at Springville High died on March 20, 2013 at age 85. HIs obituary is available at
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/santamariatimes/obitua
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Carolyn Loveridge enjoyed taking pictures of our Reunion activities Friday and Saturday evenings June 8th and 9th, 2012, and even got a couple of pictures of our loaded "float" on Saturday morning. These pictures have been uploaded onto Walmart's
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Becky Turner Rosenlof also took some great pictures, primarily Saturday morning getting ready for the parade. That album is named Becky's Pictures.
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Two slide shows have been made from pictures taken at the reunion. They are both on You-Tube and can be linked to or embedded in you own website or Facebook page. Each slide show has a smaller/no music version.
The summer after graduation I started working for an attorney in Provo, then began classes at BYU in the fall. A couple of years later, while skiing on a winter afternoon at old Timp Haven in Provo Canyon, I met Tom Monson from Pleasant Grove after I’d just taken my second ski lesson. Though my skiing skills weren’t the greatest, my ski clothes were, so Tom says, and that was the beginning of great adventures and happy memories. We were married in February of the following year and recently celebrated our 47th anniversary.
I continued to work as a legal secretary and then as a transcriber for the Utah Co. Dept. of Welfare Services while Tom finished his graduate degree at BYU. We moved to Anchorage, Alaska in the fall of 1968 where he taught accounting classes for the U of Alaska four days a week. That left plenty of time for camping, salmon fishing, moose and bear watching, (but not skiing) and making many good friends and more memories for the 3 years we lived there.
In the fall of 1971 we moved back to Utah and bought our first home in Orem. A couple of years later, Tom had an excellent opportunity to work in Phoenix so we moved to Tempe, Arizona where we lived for twenty-three years and raised our family. Our children wondered why we were leaving ‘home’ in 1996 when we decided to move back to ‘our home’ in Utah. But it was the right time to move; we were able to assist our elderly parents, everything has worked out, and we’ve thoroughly enjoyed being back in Utah with family as well as good friends from our youth.
We haven’t done a lot of traveling through our family-raising years, mostly driving from Arizona to Utah summer after summer so that our children could be around grandparents and cousins as they were growing up. But in the fall of 2007, after Tom’s retirement, our greatest adventure and most rewarding experience was serving an eighteen month mission in Moscow, Russia. We’ll always be thankful for that opportunity and particularly for the choice people in the city of Nizhny Novgorod who will be our friends forever. Thanks to the technology of Skype and Facebook, we still keep in touch with many of them. We’ve been blessed with 6 great children – Mary Liz (b. 1968), Sonnet (b. 1971), Mark and McKay (twins b. 1973), Eric (b. 1975), and Steven (b. 1984). They have made us the proud grandparents of 22 extraordinarily awesome grandchildren.
These past 50 years have not been without some challenges, but the sunny days have far exceeded the cloudy ones. We are still in good health so we can be active in family, community, and church activities. I’ve had many opportunities to share my piano playing skills wherever we have lived and that continues to bring me a lot of pleasure. I had the BEST of neighbor-hood friends growing up in Springville and gained many more close, life-long friendships through my junior and high school years. Happy were the days of being a Springville Red Devil and of
my association with all of you! Thanks for the wonderful memories and for your impact on my life.
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