PYRAMID PHOTOS

When the Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Office was moved

to Springville these photos were given to us to

share at the Relic Home.  Some do not have names 

or descriptions.  Let us know if you can add any details

Emily Strait

Skyline Mountain Resort Youth Staff Tournament Winners

Jerron Jenson

Linda Richards, Jose Montano, Linda Pay, Stephanie Leon, Gary Richards 

Blaine Bradley, Matthew Jacobsen, Stanton Henderson, David Mecham, Karl Bailey, Ryan Aagard

Linda Richards, Jose Montano, Linda Pay, Stephanie Leon, Gary Richards 

Home of Albin Canfield Anderson and his wife Rose Ellen Tippets ~~~Researched, Compiled and Updated by Tudy Barentsen Standlee

 

Gerald Pomeroy Cooper ~~~ Taught Blacksmithing at Snow College Traditional Trades

 Gerald Pomeroy Cooper, age 58, of Roosevelt, Utah, passed away on March 18, 2019, at The Huntsman Hospital in Salt Lake City, surrounded by his family, after a valiant battle with Leukemia
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    He was born December 14, 1960 to Harlin Arvene and Maurice Neilsen Cooper in Vernal, Utah. He was married to Marilyn Mecham in the Provo Temple on October 15, 1982. The search for his career was a defining time in his life, as it followed the oil field bust in the 1980’s, jobs were scarce and sometimes only temporary. He was a carpenter, forest ranger, chimney sweep and cement layer, the experience he gained in these occupations prepared him for the work he would do at the UBATC/UBTECH. He found a place there that was vital to his livelihood, his work was active, creative and always appreciated by his friends and co-workers there. He always jumped at the chance to learn something new. He loved making beautiful things with wood and metal. He was a dedicated member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His favorite callings were teaching in the primary and teaching the scouts survival skills.

    Gerald is survived by his wife, Marilyn Mecham Cooper, his children and their spouses Amy Lyn (Brent) Taylor, their children Brooklyn, BreAnn, Max and baby; Katie (Oliver) Burt, their children Mary, Toby, Aryona, Nasha, Cory, Lincoln and Eve; Milton Louis (Kayla) Cooper and their children Byona and Ayriona; Jeri Ann (Dillon) Hillegeist their children Olivia, Calister, Elizah and Walter; Bradly Gerald (Chelesa) Cooper and their children Sofie and Hazel; brothers and sisters-in-laws, Evelyn (Larry) Cooper (Bob) Sheedy, Neldon (Irene) Cooper, Kenneth (MarthAnn) Cooper, Alan (Kathy) Cooper; sisters and brother-in-laws, Daphney “Sami” (Gene) Jensen, Elaine (Eldon) Walton, Irene (Karl) Wayland, Doris (Dwayne) Humphries, Nadine (Randall) Boudrero; mother-in-law, Helen Mecham (Joe) Noble; sister-in-laws, Barbara Spell, Jolyn (Bobby) Richardson, Nancy (Von) Johnson and many nieces, nephews and friends.
    
He was preceded in death by his parents, Harlin Arvene and Maurice Cooper; father-in-law, Milton James Mecham; his brothers Larry Cooper,  Brent Cooper; his sisters Cynthia Cooper, Marie Harmon; brother-in-laws, George Harmon and Karl Wayland; and granddaughter, Hana Kate Burt.
   
 He will be sorely missed by his family and friends. His family would like to thank the many kind and generous friends who have given spiritual and monetary support throughout this difficult time. Thank You.
    Funeral services were   held on Friday, March 22, 2019 
    Burial in the Leota Cemetery.

Home of John Waldemar and wife Torborg Elisa Ericksen ~~~~ Researched and Compiled by Tudy Barentsen Standlee

New Mission President

David Bryan Mecham, 56, and Katrina Marie Gurley Mecham, six children, Mount Pleasant 6th Ward, Mount Pleasant Utah North Stake: México México City South Mission, succeeding President Roberto Valadez Alvara and Sister Angélica Álvarez de Valadez.

Brother Mecham serves as a ward Sunday School teacher and is a former stake presidency counselor, bishop, ward Young Men president and missionary in the Costa Rica San José Mission. Manager and partner, Terrel’s Country Bakery. Born in Payson, Utah, to David Edmund Mecham and Verla Kay Houser Mecham.

Sister Mecham serves as a Sunday School teacher and is a former ward Primary president, ward Young Women adviser and Cub Scout leader. Born in Provo, Utah, to Dale Lee Gurley and Dorothy Ann Johnson Gurley.