Jual Hoopes McIntosh, 61, born March 28, 1936 died in her home in Bedford July 19, 1997. she was surrounded by her husband, children and their families.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 22 in the Bedford LDS Ward with burial in the Bedford cemetery,
Jual has lived a wonderful and full life traveling around the word with her husband and children in the military.
Whenever there was an opportunity to travel some place new or experience something different, more than likely Jual was there.
Jual lived for her family always looking for something to do for her kids or find that one thing she knew each one of them needed.
After Jual and Tony retired from the Army in 1984 they moved back to Star Valley where she lived the rest of her days. Although she never lost the travel bug in her. She continued to travel ass often as she could visiting her children and friends.
She is loved by many, the cherished by few and forgotten by on one. She is survived by her husband and five sons, Tony Jr., Blake, Keith, Robert and Dale; three grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Vearl Hoopes, Melvin Hoopes, Frank Hoopes, Lowell Hoopes, Mabel Burton, Hazel Chadwick, Lenore Clark.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father and sister Lillian Eppich.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 22 in the Bedford LDS Ward with burial in the Bedford cemetery,
Jual has lived a wonderful and full life traveling around the word with her husband and children in the military.
Whenever there was an opportunity to travel some place new or experience something different, more than likely Jual was there.
Jual lived for her family always looking for something to do for her kids or find that one thing she knew each one of them needed.
After Jual and Tony retired from the Army in 1984 they moved back to Star Valley where she lived the rest of her days. Although she never lost the travel bug in her. She continued to travel ass often as she could visiting her children and friends.
She is loved by many, the cherished by few and forgotten by on one. She is survived by her husband and five sons, Tony Jr., Blake, Keith, Robert and Dale; three grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Vearl Hoopes, Melvin Hoopes, Frank Hoopes, Lowell Hoopes, Mabel Burton, Hazel Chadwick, Lenore Clark.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father and sister Lillian Eppich.
Jual Hoopes McIntosh, 61, born March 28, 1936 died in her home in Bedford July 19, 1997. she was surrounded by her husband, children and their families.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 22 in the Bedford LDS Ward with burial in the Bedford cemetery,
Jual has lived a wonderful and full life traveling around the word with her husband and children in the military.
Whenever there was an opportunity to travel some place new or experience something different, more than likely Jual was there.
Jual lived for her family always looking for something to do for her kids or find that one thing she knew each one of them needed.
After Jual and Tony retired from the Army in 1984 they moved back to Star Valley where she lived the rest of her days. Although she never lost the travel bug in her. She continued to travel ass often as she could visiting her children and friends.
She is loved by many, the cherished by few and forgotten by on one. She is survived by her husband and five sons, Tony Jr., Blake, Keith, Robert and Dale; three grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Vearl Hoopes, Melvin Hoopes, Frank Hoopes, Lowell Hoopes, Mabel Burton, Hazel Chadwick, Lenore Clark.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father and sister Lillian Eppich.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 22 in the Bedford LDS Ward with burial in the Bedford cemetery,
Jual has lived a wonderful and full life traveling around the word with her husband and children in the military.
Whenever there was an opportunity to travel some place new or experience something different, more than likely Jual was there.
Jual lived for her family always looking for something to do for her kids or find that one thing she knew each one of them needed.
After Jual and Tony retired from the Army in 1984 they moved back to Star Valley where she lived the rest of her days. Although she never lost the travel bug in her. She continued to travel ass often as she could visiting her children and friends.
She is loved by many, the cherished by few and forgotten by on one. She is survived by her husband and five sons, Tony Jr., Blake, Keith, Robert and Dale; three grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Vearl Hoopes, Melvin Hoopes, Frank Hoopes, Lowell Hoopes, Mabel Burton, Hazel Chadwick, Lenore Clark.
She was preceded in death by her mother and father and sister Lillian Eppich.
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Cause of death: Cancer
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