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05/14/2026

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05/13/2026

Mary Louise Gilotti

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05/13/2026

Gene "Butch" Broadhead

Gene Ralph Broadhead, affectionately known to many as "Butch," passed away on May 5, 2026, in Provo, Utah. Born on September 8, 1948, in his cherished hometown of Heber City, Utah, Butch lived a life rich with devotion to family, country, and the majestic outdoors that so deeply inspired him.

A proud veteran, Butch served honorably in the Army as a Military Police officer, a testament to his steadfast dedication and courage. Beyond his military service, he was a true son of the mountains—his spirit forever intertwined with the rugged beauty of nature. Gene found great joy in camping under starlit skies, fishing tranquil streams, gold panning with eager hands, and tanning hides with the patience and skill of a seasoned craftsman. His hands also crafted medicine man sticks, each telling a story of tradition and reverence.

Perhaps his most enduring legacy was the gift of knowledge and experience he imparted to his children. He delighted in rock hounding adventures, teaching them the art and wonders of the earth’s hidden treasures, fostering both curiosity and respect for the natural world. His fondest memories were those spent embracing the laughter and innocence of his grandchildren, moments filled with love and the simple joys of family.

Butch was the beloved son of the late Ralph and Mary Broadhead; dear brother to Glade Broadhead, Janet Mitchell, and Bonnie Porter; and father of Faith Marie Broadhead—all of whom he now joins in eternal rest. He leaves behind a cherished circle of living family members who carry forward his legacy: his devoted sister, Connie Beers; son, Brandon Broadhead and his children Fayth and Emma Broadhead; daughter, Brianna Russell and her children, Ashlynne and Abel Russell; and son Travis Broadhead and his children, Sadie and Waylon Broadhead—each a vibrant testament to the life and love Butch shared.

The community and family are invited to honor and remember Gene “Butch” Broadhead at a viewing held on May 19, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. at the Heber Valley Funeral Home, located at 288 North Main Street in Heber City, Utah. Following this, a graveside service will take place at 2:00 p.m. at the Heber City Cemetery, 680 North 550 East, where friends and loved ones may pay their final respects.

Gene Ralph Broadhead’s life was one marked by steadfast loyalty, deep connection to the natural world, and an unwavering commitment to those he loved most dearly. His spirit endures in every mountain breeze and glimmering gemstone, in the hearts of his family, and in the timeless beauty of the land he so reverently embraced.

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05/12/2026

Ronald Edmond Sharp

Ronald Edmond Sharp, 79, of Morgan, Utah passed away peacefully on May 6, 2026, after a courageous battle with heart failure. Ron was born December 6, 1946 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Carl and Fay Sharp.

Ron was an avid fisherman. As a young boy he developed his love of fishing from his dad and grandpa Sharp. That passion has continued to this day. That was the beginning of a lifelong love of the outdoors.

He attended South High School in Salt Lake City before honorably serving his country in the United States Air Force from 1965 to 1969. During his service in Vietnam, Ron worked as a Morse code and radio operator and was awarded the Purple Heart after being wounded during a flight. Following his military service, Ron became a devoted father and hard-working provider. He had two children, Alicia McArthur and Ron “RD”. Later in life he married his best friend Deanna and together they welcomed two more children, Cooper and Karlee.

Throughout his life Ron worked in many roles and touched countless lives along the way. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need. He was one of the best listeners and easy to talk to because you never felt judgment, just support.

Ron managed multiple grocery stores, drove truck for Frito Lay, and alongside his brother he also ran a movie theater, known then as The Towers in Salt Lake City. Ron proudly served on the Monticello City Council where he helped secure approval for the Lloyd's Lake Dam project, a contribution that reflected his dedication to his community. He attended SUU, majoring in science and biology, becoming an RN and later a Director of Nursing over many care facilities.

Ron found joy in life's simple moments. He loved fishing, camping, hunting, exploring for Indian ruins in Monticello, playing his guitar, doing yardwork, and taking care of his garden - especially his prized tomatoes. He will be remembered for his strong work ethic. He enjoyed working as an RN at senior rehab centers and the Veterans Home, up until the day he passed.

Ron is preceded in death by his parents, Carl and Fay Sharp; and brother, David Sharp.

Ron is survived by his wife, Deanna; sons, RD (Jenny) and Cooper; daughters, Alicia (Jase) and Karlee; 10 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; sisters, Carol, Debbie, Carla, and Tina; brother, Scott; Little Dave; and his beloved dog, Bailey.

Respecting his wishes, no funeral service will be held. Instead, we ask that you celebrate Ron in life's little moments.

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05/07/2026

Lexie Graul

It is with deep love and sorrow that we announce the passing of Lexie Graul, 34, on May 4, 2026, in Heber City, Utah. Lexie was born on March 13, 1992, to Devan Berrett and Christine Paramore (Sheranian). She was a beloved wife, daughter, sister, teacher, and friend whose warmth, humor, resilience, and compassion touched countless lives.

On September 7, 2013, Lexie married the love of her life, Rob Graul. Together they built a life filled with music, laughter, adventure, and unwavering devotion. Early in their marriage, Lexie and Rob enjoyed camping, snowshoeing, hiking, traveling, and spending a memorable summer working in Alaska, where they experienced the beauty of nature together. Through every joy and every challenge, they found strength in each other and in their shared sense of humor.

Music was one of Lexie’s greatest talents and lifelong passions. A gifted pianist from a very young age, she loved learning new music, composing original pieces, and creating beautiful arrangements. She had an extraordinary musical memory and could identify nearly any band, singer, or classical composer after hearing only a few seconds of music. She could often recall movies simply from hearing their musical scores. Lexie delighted in hearing a song she loved and then sitting down at the piano to play it by ear almost immediately. In addition to piano, she played violin and guitar and possessed a beautiful singing voice. She frequently shared her piano and singing talents in church through musical performances and accompanying others.

Lexie also found tremendous joy in teaching piano and inspiring her students through her passion for music. Her enthusiasm and encouragement left a lasting impression on everyone she taught.

Lexie graduated from Alta High School in 2010, where she excelled academically, participated in orchestra, and competed in swimming and water polo. She later graduated from Brigham Young University in 2016 with a degree in public health. She had a passion for clinical medicine and dedicated herself to helping others through various positions in healthcare, most recently serving as a medical assistant and clinic manager in Heber, Utah. Lexie consistently went above and beyond for her patients, offering empathy and understanding drawn from her own experiences navigating significant health challenges.

Despite the difficulties she faced, Lexie approached life with remarkable optimism, determination, and an exceptional work ethic. She greeted each day with positivity, often fueled by whatever music matched her mood that morning. She loved learning and was often found engaging family and friends in lively discussions about history, current events, movies, and music. Her quick wit, infectious humor, and perfectly timed movie and television quotes brought joy and laughter to every gathering.

Lexie was also a devoted dog mom to Indy and Ru, whom she adored deeply. She often joked that Rob was their “play human” while she was their “cuddle human.”

Lexie is survived by her loving husband, Rob Graul; her father, Devan Berrett; her mother, Christine Sheranian (Steve); her sisters, Kiki Enslow (Mike) and Allie Plant; her in-laws, Greg and Janet Graul; and siblings-in-law Mike Graul (Amielee), Julia Moffitt (Colton), and Joe Graul (Sierra). She also deeply loved and was loved by many nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her loving big brother, Erik Plant.

Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 14, 2026, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, located at 1365 East Center Street, Heber City, Utah. A viewing will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., followed by the funeral service at 11:00 a.m. Interment will take place at Midway Cemetery.

The music of Lexie’s life—her kindness, laughter, and enduring strength—will play on forever in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.

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05/05/2026

Cecil Lynn Roberts

Cecil Lynn Roberts passed away peacefully Sunday morning at his home in Tabiona, just down the road from his grandmother’s home, where he was born 94 years earlier. He was born to Clifford and Florence Roberts and was raised in the Tabiona Valley, where he developed the work ethic, resilience, and character that defined his life.

Cecil was the eldest of six children and grew up in humble circumstances along the Duchesne River. His early years were marked by hard work—hauling water, cutting wood, tending sheep, and later helping build and run the family’s dairy operation. From a young age he learned responsibility and self-reliance, often working long hours before and after school. Though his childhood was not easy, it instilled in him a quiet strength and determination that stayed with him throughout his life.

He attended the Tabiona School where he participated in athletics. After graduating from high school in 1950, Cecil briefly attended Utah State Agricultural College before choosing to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was called to the Northwestern States Mission, serving in Washington and Oregon, an experience that deeply shaped his faith and perspective.

When he returned from his mission, he received draft papers inviting him to serve in the United States Army. His military service played an important role in his life, helping expand his worldview and providing for his education.

He enrolled at BYU after the Army, where he was a member of the “Bachelors over 25 Mutual Assistance Association.” It was at BYU that he began talking to Sheila Steenblik in the registration line. They started dating and were later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple on January 15, 1960. They eventually settled in Riverdale, where they raised six children (all of whom he gave the middle name of Lynn).

A farmer at heart, Cecil always had a large garden, which provided much work for his children. He loved to hunt, fish, and spend time with his family, particularly when ice cream was involved. He had quite the sweet tooth; all the grandkids will miss teasing him about his “sneaky treats.”

Cecil relished his time serving with Bishop Gayle Sanders in the bishopric of the Riverdale 1st Ward. He enjoyed visiting with fellow church members and was often the last one to leave the building on Sunday, much to the consternation of his children. He could always be counted on to provide a warm greeting to all at every event.

He worked side-by-side with his sweetheart, Sheila, running Roberts Wig Shoppe in Ogden for over 40 years. After their retirement they served four full-time missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They first served as service missionaries in the Jefferson Ward in Ogden, then at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, then in the South Dakota Rapid City Mission where they labored in Gettysburg, South Dakota, and finally as stay-at-home missionaries in the Duchesne Stake in the Provo Utah Mission.

Cecil lived a life defined by service and kindness. Known for his warm heart and ever-present friendly smile, Cecil had a way of making everyone feel welcome and valued. Cecil’s firm handshakes, tight hugs, and ability to connect with family, friends, and even strangers will surely be missed. His legacy of service and compassion will continue to inspire all those who knew him.

Cecil is preceded in death by his parents; Clifford and Florence Roberts; brothers, Roland and LeRoy; sister, LaMay; and granddaughter, Audrey. He is survived by his sister, NaDean; brother, John; wife, Sheila; children Charles (Marie), Roger, Stephen (Becky), Julie (Don Tower), Benjamin, Jeffery (Tara); 18 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren.

A viewing will be held on Friday, May 8, 2026 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Heber Valley Funeral Home at 288 N Main St., Heber City, UT 84032. On Saturday, May 9, 2026 a viewing will be held at the Tabiona Chapel at 3750 37900 W, Tabiona, UT 84072 from 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM with a funeral service to follow at 12:00 PM. Interment will take place following the services at Tabiona Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Missionary Fund: https://philanthropies.churchofjesuschrist.org/missionary/?utm_source=chatgpt.com .

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05/05/2026

Joyce McCullough Ivins

Joyce McCullough Ivins, a beloved daughter, wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother was reunited with her loving husband, Tony Ivins, on May 1, 2026, at the age of 87. Born on June 11, 1938, in Delta, Utah, Joyce grew up with a deep appreciation for hard work and family. Raised on the family farm, she cherished the time spent working alongside her parents, Erma and Levi McCullough, and her four sisters. On March 12, 1959, she began a lifelong journey of faith and family when she was married to Anthony Harold Ivins in the Manti Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Joyce’s life was an incredible map of experiences. Alongside Tony, she raised her family across the continent and beyond, living in Lund, Nevada; Provo, Utah; Blackfoot, Idaho; Tacoma, Washington; Western Samoa; Vernon, British Columbia, Canada; Klamath Falls and Salem, Oregon. Followed by a four year Church Education Service mission to Colonia Juárez, Mexico. They eventually retired to St. George, Utah. Her later years took her to The Atria in Sandy, Utah and Spring Gardens in Heber City, Utah.

An avid reader and lover of music and nature, Joyce was most at home when she was giving loving service to others. Her grandchildren will forever cherish the memory of her famous banana bread and the "award-winning" turkey rolls that became a legendary post-Thanksgiving tradition.

Joyce was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Anthony; her parents, Erma Sampson and Levi Hamilton McCullough Jr.; and her sisters, LuAna Jensen, Darlene Neilson, and Elsie Thomas. Joyce is survived by her sister, Carol Malone; her seven children: Melanie (Ray) Shatzer, Scott (Shawna) Ivins, Daryl (Rachel) Ivins, Curtis (Aleisha) Ivins, Sheila (Mike) Johnston, Leilani (Dave) Christensen, Coralee (Jared) Bernard. Joyce has 28 grandchildren and 32 great-grand children. Joyce leaves behind a legacy of faith, service, resilience, and a family who will miss her dearly.

A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, May 6th at 7pm at Spring Gardens, 551 E 1200 S, Heber City, Utah.

A viewing will be held on Thursday, May 7th at 10am, followed by funeral services at 11:00 am at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at 2030 West Chateau Ave. Taylorsville, UT 84129.

A graveside service will be held on Friday, May 8th at 12pm at Lund, Nevada Cemetery.

Donations can be made to by clicking here The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints General Mission Fund.

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05/04/2026

Francis Donalo Harrison Jr.

On April 30, 2026 our son, brother, uncle and friend completed his earthly journey and returned to his heavenly home. Francis D. Harrison Jr. was born November 1, 1965 to Francis D. and Nyda M. Harrison in Heber City, Utah.

Francis had a wonderful childhood in the Heber Valley. He loved the beauty of the surrounding mountains and the wildlife that inhabited them. The desert was another of his favorite places to visit. He enjoyed the beauty and solitude found there. Many days were spent with family and friends exploring and enjoying the outdoors.

Though Francis spent much time outdoors, he also had a passion for work. He realized early that he enjoyed working with his hands which led to a career in construction and facility management. As a young contractor, several homes in the area were designed and built by Francis. This was somewhat of a hobby as he did this mostly after work. For 28 years, Wasatch School District was the focus of an incredible career. The opportunity to manage both construction and maintenance of school facilities was challenging and rewarding. Francis loved his job and those he worked with.

A love of family and friends in Francis' life was evident by the time that he spent with them. He was lovingly known as uncle "Fud” by his nieces and nephews. He had a simple yet deep connection with each family member.

Vacation was a great break from the usual routine. As a boy, Francis and family visited Yellowstone, which was likely key to his love of the outdoors and his respect for nature. He returned to Yellowstone frequently with those that he loved. He also enjoyed cruising each winter and loved the warm weather of the Caribbean.

As a child, Francis was taught the gospel of Jesus Christ by his parents, family, and fellow church members. His testimony of Jesus Christ was of great importance to him. As a young man, he served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Tampa, Florida mission. Many other church callings brought joy to his life including ward and stake financial clerk, stake high councilor, stake executive secretary, and ward mission leader.

Francis leaves a legacy of faith, hope, and joy. He will be greatly missed, "Till We Meet Again"!

He is survived by his siblings: John (Tammy) Harrison, Penny “PJ" Hair (Lance Owens), and Sally (Greg) Martinez. He is predeceased by his mother Nyda, his Father Francis Sr., his sister, Shelly H. Luke, and his brother Lee Harrison.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 11 am. Viewings will be held the evening before the funeral from 6pm to 8 pm and just prior to the funeral from 9 to 10:30 am. The viewings and funeral will be held at the Chapel located at 521 East 500 North, Heber City, Utah 84032. Interment to take place at the Heber City Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to "The Horse of Many Colors", https://www.thehorseofmanycolors.com/, a nonprofit organization that supports families of those affected by all types of cancer.

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05/03/2026

Susan Jean Magoffin

Susan Jean Parry Magoffin April 7, 1955 – April 29, 2026

Susan Jean Parry Magoffin, 71, passed away peacefully on the morning of April 29, 2026, in her home in Midway, Utah, surrounded by her loving children.

Susan was born on April 7, 1955, in Kodiak, Alaska, to Henry “Bud” Parry and Jean Parry. As the daughter of a father whose work kept the family moving, Susan experienced a childhood full of change and adventure. Eventually, she settled in San Diego, California, where she spent the majority of her life. In the last decade of her life, she found a special place in her heart for Midway, Utah—a place she and her beloved husband, Robert Lynn Magoffin, grew to love deeply.

Susan married Robert on July 29, 1976. Together, they built a life centered on love, family, and faith.

Susan was, in every sense of the word, a professional homemaker—and she wore that role with pride and excellence. Her greatest passion was her home and her family. She had a remarkable gift for creating a warm, welcoming environment, often centered around her kitchen, where she lovingly prepared exquisite homemade meals. Her home was not just a place—it was a refuge filled with comfort, laughter, and unconditional love.

A lifelong, devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Susan lived her faith quietly but powerfully. She did not preach the gospel of Jesus Christ with words alone—she lived it. Through her kindness, service, and genuine love for others, all who knew her could feel her deep testimony of the Savior. She was a relentless, tireless, and faithful disciple of Jesus Christ—a true “good and faithful servant.”

Susan is survived by her children: Nial (Jen), Camilla, Garrett (Jodi), and Joseph (Ashlee). Her siblings: Ron, Mary, Henry, and Matt; Her six grandchildren: Aidan, Aspen, Jeremiah, Benjamin, Savanna, and Lincoln. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert, her parents, and her great granddaughter Juniper.

Funeral services will be held on Friday, May 8, 2026, at 165 North Center Street, Midway, Utah 84049. A viewing will take place from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m., with funeral services beginning at 11:00 a.m. Interment will follow at the Midway City Cemetery, 600 West 500 South, Midway, Utah 84049.

Susan’s legacy is one of love, faith, and quiet strength. She will be deeply missed, but her influence will continue to be felt in the lives of all who were blessed to know her.

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05/01/2026

Barbara Jo Heald

Barbara Jo Heald, loving wife, sister, mother and grandmother, died April 27, 2026, at the age of 71. She was born August 1954 to the late Marvin and Estelle Fisher. She was married to her devoted husband Robert Heald for over 52 years. Barbara was an avid reader, loved to make crafts, but most of all, was dedicated to her family. Barbara is survived by: husband, Robert Heald; sister, Susan Tinkham; daughter, Danielle Turner; grandchildren, Lotus and Maxwell Turner; and many beloved nieces and nephews.

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04/30/2026

Jodie Merlene Chasel

Jodie Merlene Chasel passed away peacefully on April 26, 2026, at the age of 90, leaving behind a legacy of beauty, strength, and love that will not be forgotten.

Jodie was born in Payson Utah on May 6th, 1935 to Max Elbert Elmer and Grace Myers. She married Elwood Milton Johnson “Mose” and together raised 5 loving children. After his untimely passing, Jodie met and fell in love again with John D. Chasel, bringing companionship and joy into the next chapter of her life.

Jodie was a woman whose presence filled every room she entered. Known for her striking beauty and elegant style, she carried herself with grace and confidence, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her. But beyond her outward beauty was a warm and vibrant spirit that defined who she truly was.

She was a devoted and loving wife, a nurturing mother, a proud grandmother, and a cherished great-grandmother. An entrepreneur at heart, she managed a spa in Springville, Utah and then went on to open her own health spa in Provo, where she combined her passion for wellness with her natural talent for connecting with people. Jodie also had a deep love for adventure. Whether traveling, exploring new opportunities, or embracing life’s unexpected moments, she lived boldly and fully. She loved to hunt and spend time boating, embracing the outdoors with enthusiasm. Some of her happiest moments were simple ones—sitting on the porch with her husband John, enjoying each other’s company. She also loved getting dressed up and going out for nice dinners, always carrying her signature elegance wherever she went. She will be remembered for her beauty, her strength, her adventurous spirit, and the deep love she gave so freely. Her legacy will live on through the memories we shared and we know that she is now at peace, reunited with loved ones who have gone before her. She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Max and Grace Elmer; sister Bonnie Singleton; brother Dan Elmer; daughters, Connie Daley and Carie Evans; and John D. Chasel, her husband.

She is survived by her children Terri Stoddard; Kevin Johnson, and Troy Johnson; sister Vonda Bouchard; and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren

A memorial service to celebrate Jodie’s life will be held on Saturday May 2nd, at 11:00 am at the Heber Valley Funeral Home (288 North Main St. Heber City) A viewing will be held one hour prior to the service (10:00-11:00) and graveside services following the funeral at the Park City Cemetery (1300 Kearns Blvd. Park City).

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