Viewing Update

Walker Mortuary isn't big enough to accommodate a family as big as ours, as well as the general public.  So there will be a special family viewing before the general viewing Sunday night from 5:00-6:00.  The public viewing will begin at 6:00 PM.

Obituary

Verle Mc Noyes of Morgan left this world on Sept. 3, 2012. He was born in Hanksville, Ut. On Aug. 2, 1920 to John Henry (Hyrum) and Edith Jane McDougal Noyes. He was the seventh of eight children. At age 5 the family moved to Idaho and settled in the Burley/Declo area.

Mc married Doris Egbert in 1943 in the Salt Lake LDS temple. They farmed a few years in Idaho then moved to Morgan Utah in 1949.

Mc provided for his wife and thirteen children by dairying and farming. He also worked at the Union Pacific Railroad, at the Morgan County Building, and at Clarks Feed and Seed.

Mc’s church service included; serving in two bishoprics, scouting and the young men’s organization. His favorite church service, however, was teaching the gospel and bearing his testimony. Doris and Mc served a proselytizing mission to Alabama and a temple mission to Washington D.C.

Mc was a member of the Utah Farm Bureau and American Dairymen’s Association. He served on the Morgan Co. School Board for 14 years. During that time he was instrumental in getting the DATC built. Mc also served on the Milton Cemetery Committee and was instrumental in many of the improvements there.

Mc is survived by 12 of his children: Verla Hasler, Don, Eva Clark, Marie Phippen, Gale, Lloyd, Joyce Miley, Marilyn Hardman, John, Norman, Nina Anderson, and Jane Williamson. He had 74 grandchildren, 150 plus great grandchildren and 3 great-great grandchildren.

His wife Doris, a daughter Barbara Iverson and a grandson Andy Iverson preceded him in death.

Special thanks to Marilyn and Steven Hardman, and their family, for their tender care, which allowed Mc to stay in his home the last seven years. Also thanks to Access Hospice for their compassionate help in his final days.

A viewing will be held Sunday September 9, 2012 from 6:00- 8:00 PM at Walker Mortuary in Morgan.   Monday, September 10, 2012, there will be a viewing at the Milton LDS Church from 9:30-10:30.  Funeral Services will follow at 11:00 in the chapel.

Funeral

There will be a viewing for Grandpa Sunday, September 9, 2012 at 6:00 PM.  Funeral Services will be held the next day, Monday, September 10, 2012 at 11:00 AM.  It will be held at the Milton LDS Church.  1255 N Morgan Valley Dr. Milton UT, 84050.

We Love You Grandpa!

Our sweet Grandpa passed away Monday, September 3, 2012 at around 11:35 PM.  He had been surrounded by his children and those who love him that evening, and passed away very peacefully after having seen each of his children that day.  We love and will miss him dearly.

Monday, September 3, 2012

They changed Grandpa's med routine and he has slept peacefully since then. He's been mumbling in his sleep the last hour or so but it has all been in his sleep.

Monday, September 3, 2012 9 AM

After Marilyn posted last night Grandpa was VERY agitated and spent the whole night restless.  He tried all night to get out of bed, take his clothes off, and pulling his catheter out.  He was throwing punches at Marilyn and Steven, and using language he hasn't used since he was milking cows.  Needless to say Marilyn and Steven did not sleep last night, they both had to be holding him down all night so he wouldn't work himself out of his bed and end up on the floor.  The nurse finally decided they had better change his medication routine, and after they did that they he finally slept.  He has been sleeping since about 6:00 AM, and will hopefully finally get some sleep.

Sunday Sept 2 10:25 pm

Dad took a long time to settle down tonight.  I hope he sleeps good now.
He enjoyed the visitors that came all evening and bore his testimony to each of them.
It was quite tender.

At one point he asked me when the viewing was.  I told him he hadn't died.  He was sure confused .

Yesterday in the middle of the day he asked why the headlights were shining on him.

No one but God knows when his time to go home will be but he is anxious and ready.

Thanks to all of you for your fasting and prayers.