Mrs Reginia Katherine Wolfley 55 years of age, wife of Ernest Wolfley passed away at her home in Bedford August 1st at 5 a.m.
Mrs Wolfley had been ill for nearly two year, but until recently had not been serious. Heart trouble and dropsy were the cause of her death.
She was the daughter of Rudolf and Katherina Rubic Klingler, and was born March 18, 1893 at Jackknife, Idaho. At the age of 21 she was married to Ernest Wolfley on April 3, 1913 in the Salt Lake temple.
She spent most of her life at Bedford where she maintained a beautiful home and surroundings. She possessed many fine womanly qualities, her pleasant disposition won her friends. She was a good neighbor and assisted other in tome of trouble or need.
She was the mother of ten children, one of whom preceded her in death. She also leaves to morn her passing a dovoted husband who has helped so patiently in caring for her during her long illness. The following children survive: Ourilia, Arvel, and Norvel Wolfley of Bedford, Leta Coffman, Thayne Olga Coates, Etna; Roy Wolfley, Etna; Mary Eggleston Grover, Ernest Wolfley, Jr. Thayne; Edith Johnson Auburn, and 19 grandchildren. Four sisters also survive; Mrs. R.C. Heiner of Bedford, Mrs. R. E. Turner of Turnerville, Mrs Emma Worley Moreland Idaho and Mrs Rose Crouch of Blackfoot, Idaho.
Funeral services were held at Bedford under the direction of Bishop Norvill Fluckiger.
Quartette:'O My Father" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Prayer: Duane Casto.
Saw Solo: "Beautiful Home" by Peggy Nelson.
Speaker: Bishop R.R. Dana
song: "That Wonderful Mother of Mine", Ernest Turner.
Remarks: B Delos Gardner
Vocal Solo: "In the Garden" by Royal Preston.
Remarks: Bp. Norville fluckiger.
Quartette: "Nearer My God To Thee" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Closing prayer: Heber Merritt.
Prayer was offered in the home by C. Delbert Heiner and the grave was dedicated by Kenneth Coffman.
Pall bearers were Ernest Wolfley Jr. Arvel Wolfley, Roy Wolfley, Wayne Eggleston, Lloyd Coats, and Ross Johnson.
The beautiful flowers that banked the casket bore mute evidence of the love and esteem that relatives and friends had for Mrs. Wolfley.
Out of town people who attended the funeral included Irene Hix, Ida and Ed Ellsworth, Idaho Falls, Mr and Mrs. Glen Ellis, Vear Ellis, Mae Grimmett, Mr and Mrs George Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Leorin Wolfley all of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mr and Mrs. Ray Pugmire, Montpelier Idaho, Mr and Mrs. S.E. Coates of Smithfield, Utah, Mr and Mrs. William H. Booth, Layton Utah, Mrs. William Worley, Mrs. Rose Crouch, Mrs. Nora Peterson and Mrs Leo Warren of Moreland, Idaho
Wolfley, Regina Katherine (5 Aug 1948).Star Valley Independent.
Mrs Wolfley had been ill for nearly two year, but until recently had not been serious. Heart trouble and dropsy were the cause of her death.
She was the daughter of Rudolf and Katherina Rubic Klingler, and was born March 18, 1893 at Jackknife, Idaho. At the age of 21 she was married to Ernest Wolfley on April 3, 1913 in the Salt Lake temple.
She spent most of her life at Bedford where she maintained a beautiful home and surroundings. She possessed many fine womanly qualities, her pleasant disposition won her friends. She was a good neighbor and assisted other in tome of trouble or need.
She was the mother of ten children, one of whom preceded her in death. She also leaves to morn her passing a dovoted husband who has helped so patiently in caring for her during her long illness. The following children survive: Ourilia, Arvel, and Norvel Wolfley of Bedford, Leta Coffman, Thayne Olga Coates, Etna; Roy Wolfley, Etna; Mary Eggleston Grover, Ernest Wolfley, Jr. Thayne; Edith Johnson Auburn, and 19 grandchildren. Four sisters also survive; Mrs. R.C. Heiner of Bedford, Mrs. R. E. Turner of Turnerville, Mrs Emma Worley Moreland Idaho and Mrs Rose Crouch of Blackfoot, Idaho.
Funeral services were held at Bedford under the direction of Bishop Norvill Fluckiger.
Quartette:'O My Father" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Prayer: Duane Casto.
Saw Solo: "Beautiful Home" by Peggy Nelson.
Speaker: Bishop R.R. Dana
song: "That Wonderful Mother of Mine", Ernest Turner.
Remarks: B Delos Gardner
Vocal Solo: "In the Garden" by Royal Preston.
Remarks: Bp. Norville fluckiger.
Quartette: "Nearer My God To Thee" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Closing prayer: Heber Merritt.
Prayer was offered in the home by C. Delbert Heiner and the grave was dedicated by Kenneth Coffman.
Pall bearers were Ernest Wolfley Jr. Arvel Wolfley, Roy Wolfley, Wayne Eggleston, Lloyd Coats, and Ross Johnson.
The beautiful flowers that banked the casket bore mute evidence of the love and esteem that relatives and friends had for Mrs. Wolfley.
Out of town people who attended the funeral included Irene Hix, Ida and Ed Ellsworth, Idaho Falls, Mr and Mrs. Glen Ellis, Vear Ellis, Mae Grimmett, Mr and Mrs George Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Leorin Wolfley all of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mr and Mrs. Ray Pugmire, Montpelier Idaho, Mr and Mrs. S.E. Coates of Smithfield, Utah, Mr and Mrs. William H. Booth, Layton Utah, Mrs. William Worley, Mrs. Rose Crouch, Mrs. Nora Peterson and Mrs Leo Warren of Moreland, Idaho
Wolfley, Regina Katherine (5 Aug 1948).Star Valley Independent.
Mrs Reginia Katherine Wolfley 55 years of age, wife of Ernest Wolfley passed away at her home in Bedford August 1st at 5 a.m.
Mrs Wolfley had been ill for nearly two year, but until recently had not been serious. Heart trouble and dropsy were the cause of her death.
She was the daughter of Rudolf and Katherina Rubic Klingler, and was born March 18, 1893 at Jackknife, Idaho. At the age of 21 she was married to Ernest Wolfley on April 3, 1913 in the Salt Lake temple.
She spent most of her life at Bedford where she maintained a beautiful home and surroundings. She possessed many fine womanly qualities, her pleasant disposition won her friends. She was a good neighbor and assisted other in tome of trouble or need.
She was the mother of ten children, one of whom preceded her in death. She also leaves to morn her passing a dovoted husband who has helped so patiently in caring for her during her long illness. The following children survive: Ourilia, Arvel, and Norvel Wolfley of Bedford, Leta Coffman, Thayne Olga Coates, Etna; Roy Wolfley, Etna; Mary Eggleston Grover, Ernest Wolfley, Jr. Thayne; Edith Johnson Auburn, and 19 grandchildren. Four sisters also survive; Mrs. R.C. Heiner of Bedford, Mrs. R. E. Turner of Turnerville, Mrs Emma Worley Moreland Idaho and Mrs Rose Crouch of Blackfoot, Idaho.
Funeral services were held at Bedford under the direction of Bishop Norvill Fluckiger.
Quartette:'O My Father" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Prayer: Duane Casto.
Saw Solo: "Beautiful Home" by Peggy Nelson.
Speaker: Bishop R.R. Dana
song: "That Wonderful Mother of Mine", Ernest Turner.
Remarks: B Delos Gardner
Vocal Solo: "In the Garden" by Royal Preston.
Remarks: Bp. Norville fluckiger.
Quartette: "Nearer My God To Thee" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Closing prayer: Heber Merritt.
Prayer was offered in the home by C. Delbert Heiner and the grave was dedicated by Kenneth Coffman.
Pall bearers were Ernest Wolfley Jr. Arvel Wolfley, Roy Wolfley, Wayne Eggleston, Lloyd Coats, and Ross Johnson.
The beautiful flowers that banked the casket bore mute evidence of the love and esteem that relatives and friends had for Mrs. Wolfley.
Out of town people who attended the funeral included Irene Hix, Ida and Ed Ellsworth, Idaho Falls, Mr and Mrs. Glen Ellis, Vear Ellis, Mae Grimmett, Mr and Mrs George Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Leorin Wolfley all of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mr and Mrs. Ray Pugmire, Montpelier Idaho, Mr and Mrs. S.E. Coates of Smithfield, Utah, Mr and Mrs. William H. Booth, Layton Utah, Mrs. William Worley, Mrs. Rose Crouch, Mrs. Nora Peterson and Mrs Leo Warren of Moreland, Idaho
Wolfley, Regina Katherine (5 Aug 1948).Star Valley Independent.
Mrs Wolfley had been ill for nearly two year, but until recently had not been serious. Heart trouble and dropsy were the cause of her death.
She was the daughter of Rudolf and Katherina Rubic Klingler, and was born March 18, 1893 at Jackknife, Idaho. At the age of 21 she was married to Ernest Wolfley on April 3, 1913 in the Salt Lake temple.
She spent most of her life at Bedford where she maintained a beautiful home and surroundings. She possessed many fine womanly qualities, her pleasant disposition won her friends. She was a good neighbor and assisted other in tome of trouble or need.
She was the mother of ten children, one of whom preceded her in death. She also leaves to morn her passing a dovoted husband who has helped so patiently in caring for her during her long illness. The following children survive: Ourilia, Arvel, and Norvel Wolfley of Bedford, Leta Coffman, Thayne Olga Coates, Etna; Roy Wolfley, Etna; Mary Eggleston Grover, Ernest Wolfley, Jr. Thayne; Edith Johnson Auburn, and 19 grandchildren. Four sisters also survive; Mrs. R.C. Heiner of Bedford, Mrs. R. E. Turner of Turnerville, Mrs Emma Worley Moreland Idaho and Mrs Rose Crouch of Blackfoot, Idaho.
Funeral services were held at Bedford under the direction of Bishop Norvill Fluckiger.
Quartette:'O My Father" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Prayer: Duane Casto.
Saw Solo: "Beautiful Home" by Peggy Nelson.
Speaker: Bishop R.R. Dana
song: "That Wonderful Mother of Mine", Ernest Turner.
Remarks: B Delos Gardner
Vocal Solo: "In the Garden" by Royal Preston.
Remarks: Bp. Norville fluckiger.
Quartette: "Nearer My God To Thee" by Donna Facer, Martha Procter, Royal Preston and Joseph Rickenbach.
Closing prayer: Heber Merritt.
Prayer was offered in the home by C. Delbert Heiner and the grave was dedicated by Kenneth Coffman.
Pall bearers were Ernest Wolfley Jr. Arvel Wolfley, Roy Wolfley, Wayne Eggleston, Lloyd Coats, and Ross Johnson.
The beautiful flowers that banked the casket bore mute evidence of the love and esteem that relatives and friends had for Mrs. Wolfley.
Out of town people who attended the funeral included Irene Hix, Ida and Ed Ellsworth, Idaho Falls, Mr and Mrs. Glen Ellis, Vear Ellis, Mae Grimmett, Mr and Mrs George Ellis, Mr and Mrs. Leorin Wolfley all of Blackfoot, Idaho, Mr and Mrs. Ray Pugmire, Montpelier Idaho, Mr and Mrs. S.E. Coates of Smithfield, Utah, Mr and Mrs. William H. Booth, Layton Utah, Mrs. William Worley, Mrs. Rose Crouch, Mrs. Nora Peterson and Mrs Leo Warren of Moreland, Idaho
Wolfley, Regina Katherine (5 Aug 1948).Star Valley Independent.
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