Dear Relatives

LOWELL WINTERTON WALKER

Lowell Winterton Walker was born 3 May 1933 in Heber, Utah to S. Luella Winterton and Clarence LaMont Walker. He received his education at South Summit High and the Brigham Young University. He won First Division in the regional meet on the clarinet. He won a scholarship in music to the B.Y.U. He enjoys swimming, camping and fishing. His talents are the organ, piano and the clarinet.

Lowell married Helen Cornelia Snel 21 June 1955 in the Salt Lake Temple. Five children blessed this union. They've lived in Woodland, and Provo, Utah, Walnut Creek, California and now in Salt Lake City, Utah, in the Brighton area. He makes his living as underwriter and Insurance Manager.

In church affiliations Lowell is an Eagle Scout, was Ward Clerk in Walnut Creek and Young Marrieds Counselor. Ward Chorister and MIA, Explorer teacher in Salt Lake. He was baptized 4 May 1941.

Lowell says: "I spent two years in the Army during the Korean War." "While stationed in California I met the lovely girl who was to become my wife." "I worked with Olympic Insurance in Salt Lake. Moved to California for five years and had the privilege of serving a two year LDS Stake Mission." "I was transferred back to Salt Lake to become manager of the Commercial Union Insurance of New York, over Utah and Idaho." "I spent my extra time on the stake farm and new stake house."

DARRELL WINTERTON WALKER

Darrell Winterton Walker, born 3 December 1939 in Heber, Utah, a son of S. Luella Winterton and C. LaMont Walker. He attended South Summit High and the Brigham Young University. His interests are football and other sports, music and truck driving. He played on the football team in High School, and was chairman of Entertainment, when a senior. After graduation from college he received a grant to complete his Masters degree. He has received a fellowship to get a P.H.D. at Ohio State University.

Darrell married Sarann Adams 16 October 1961 in Elko, Nevada. Later they were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. He is active in Church work. His occupation is Mechanical Engineer. They have two sons.

MONTA LOU WALKER FRAZIER

Monta Lou Walker Frazier was born 3 August 1936 in Woodland, Utah, to S. Luella Winterton and Clarence LaMont Walker. She attended South Summit High School and Brigham Young University. She attained the High Honor Roll, Top Ten at B.Y.U. for two years, and received a three year scholarship. Her favorite recreations are dancing and swimming. Her talents are music, singing, piano and clarinet.

She has been an active member of the LDS Church, choir an singing mothers, organist, Stake Sunday School chorister and member of the Primary Stake Board. She was baptized the 5 August 1944.

Monte was married to VerNon LaMar Frazier 15 September 1955, in the Salt Lake Temple. They have three sons and a daughter. VerNon is the Brigham Young dairy manager. Monta teaches piano lessons in her home. She loves working in the church and has many friends. They've lived in Provo, Utah the last seven years.

OMNI OVERTON WINTERTON

Omni Overton Winterton, son of Sarah Van Wagoner and Hyrum Shurtliff Winterton, was born 11 June 1913 in Charleston, Utah. He attended Charleston and Woodland grade schools, Kamas High and Seminary. His interests are cattle feeding, showing and mechanical welding.

Omni served a two year LDS Mission. He lived in Charleston until fourteen years of age, then moved to Woodland with his parents. In 1939 he moved to Roosevelt, Utah. Here he served in the Uintah Basin Indian mission and as Branch President of the Randlett Indian branch, four years.

He married Harriet Carma Wilson 14 November 1940 in the Salt Lake Temple. They have two sons and two daughters. Their eldest, Marily, is married to Clifford G. Edmonds, Jr. Omni is a rancher and stockman. They still reside in Roosevelt, Utah.

BURTON VAN WAGONER

Burton Van Wagoner, son of Joseph Van Wagoner and Edith Bronson, born in Midway, Utah. Attended Midway and Heber City Schools. Learned the meatcutting trade and worked in a market in Heber City. Married Lorna Watkins of Midway and has spent his entire married life in Midway. Father of four children: Harvey and Doyle of Midway; Dallas of the mid-West: Madelyn Pickford of Ogden, Utah. He was bishop of the Midway 1st Ward for over 12 years; during this time he built a new chapel. At present he is a high councilman on the Wasatch Stake High Council. He operates a meat-cutting business but manages to spend a few weeks in Mesa, Arizona each winter doing Temple work.

EVA LUELLA VAN WAGONER HILL

Eva Luella Van Wagoner Hill---daughter of Joseph Van Wagoner and Edith Bronson, born in Midway, Utah. Attended Midway and Heber City Schools; received the pearl "W" given at graduation for highest grades during the four years. Married Norman Winebarger July 20, 1931. Lived 14 years in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Helped organize the Sunday School at Coulee Dam. Organist there for 4 years. Helped with many church projects in Seattle. Divorced in 1947. Returned to Utah where she spent many years in restaurant, motel and retail stores serving the public. Married Lynn F. Hill May 17, 1957 and raised his son, Brent Hill, from the age of 12. At present time they are living in Heber City, Utah.

MARTHA ESTELLE VAN WAGONER TURNER

Martha Estelle Van Wagoner Turner---Daughter of Joseph Van Wagoner and Edith Bronson---Born in Midway, Utah. Attended Midway and Heber City Schools; received the "W" at graduation for high grades during the four years. Married Rona A. Turner 14 March 1930. Mother of two children: Shirley Dodson of Salt Lake City, and Brent of Tustin, California. Lived in Salt Lake City for two years; Billings, Montana on year; Heber City, Utah for about sixteen years where they built and operated the Turner Motel and Restaurant. Moved to Santa Ana, California in 1949 where they built and still operate the Orange Acres Motel. Was President of the Santa Ana 2nd Ward Relief Society for three years and Visiting teacher Message Leader for six years-a position she still holds.