Marchbanks Family

Monday, November 22, 2010

Dad's Viewing and Funeral

Hal with his mom and her two brothers - Kay and Klein Adams

Becca and Levi with the kids. Jenny was in the hospital with the baby that was born earlier in the day-so we had the boys.

Ryan and Matt and Sadie with part of Preston ...

Megan with Atti and Bentley

Angie and Sadie with her Mom... We love Tereisa! She is part of our family!

Ryan and Jordan

Display for the viewing and funeral

Kaylie and Bryce

Grandma and Taylor-Grandma still thinks she is taller!

Taylor ~Amy ~Hunter and Julie with Grandma

Brett and I

Grandma and Jon the 2nd to youngest

Hal and our oldest Grandson Mckay

Taylor and I - such a beautiful granddaughter!

Matt with Aunt Margene

Ryan with mini 2 year old Millie Anne...

Alana and Rick our dear cousins!

Julie with Jordan and his family

Colby and Ashley with Connlin

Amy with Jaxson and Abby

The next morning the funeral was wonderful. Many of the family members took part in the program....lots of beautiful talks and music. It was a beautiful tribute to Dad.

Here is Ed walking grandma to the chapel.

Here are the grandson's bearing the casket at the cemetery

Dad's name plaque....

Our family at the cemetery

Kim and Julie's family

Julie and Jon's family

After everyone left the cemetery

We left the cemetery and went back to the church for a wonderful luncheon prepared by the Relief Society. It was so nice to be able to visit and be with each other.

Kim and Julie's family

Part of our crew....

Lizzy and Dallas

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Jenny called us on Sunday morning about 10 and said they were at the hospital. She wanted us to go and get the boys and take them over to await the arrival of their baby brother! They were all really excited!

We called and said we were on the way to get them...and they were all ready with their shoes and coats and ready to go! Look at those smiles!

They got to see mom when they got there... They were really excited!

They stayed out in the waiting room for 4 1/2 hours! They were getting a bit impatient! But they were troopers and hung in there! The nurse kept getting snacks and drinks for them and they were such good boys! I kept giving them updates and when things were looking a bit worrisome Hal started getting stressed....but the boys were great!
The monitors kept dropping on her contractions and so it was getting a bit stressful for all of us! When we ended up with 8 additional medical personnel in the room...then I got worried!

They all look calm don't they? They are so great!

Then he arrived! His cord was around his neck twice and around his chest and arm. Jenny was a pro and delivered him in great shape! He was a bit blue and had a little problem remembering to breathe but he came out of it quickly and was a little champ!

Getting checked out!

Diapers are no fun!

Mom finally gets to hold her precious little guy!

Happy Family! All complete!

These boys are in love with their brother!

Here he is right soon after he was born.

Grandpa and Grandma... I am still pretty stressed!

Lizzy and Becca with Jen and Jett

Everyone came over! Sadie looks like she wants to just get a hold of him! Her baby brother will be coming soon!

Jenny is delivered...and now just Angie and Lizzy left!

Beautiful baby boy!

We are all in love with him! Glad he is here safe and sound!

Monday, November 15, 2010

Leon Edwin Marchbanks

Leon Edwin Marchbanks
1928 ~ 2010
Our beloved husband, father and grandfather Leon Edwin Marchbanks of Mapleton, Utah, passed away peacefully at his home on Monday November 15th, 2010, surrounded by his family.
Leon was born on October 19, 1928, in Mapleton, Utah, to Leo Marchbanks and Helen Carrick. Leon married his eternal sweetheart Vivian Inez Adams on the 13th of August 1947, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They recently celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary.
He learned the value of hard work and service at an early age. He was a very hard worker and put his best efforts into the many jobs he had. He and Inez raised their family on a farm in North Orem where they taught their nine children the value of work and service. On many cold winter days you could find Leon on his tractor plowing snow for the neighbors. He also spent many hours working on the church farm with his children. They moved to Mapleton in 1978. Leon worked at Geneva Steel for 40 years. He also worked for BYU and the LDS Church. Leon had a great love for America and the values that our Constitution stands for.
Leon has always been active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. His testimony and his love for the Savior are strong. He served many church callings including Elders Quorum President, Sunday School President and was a Temple worker in the Provo Temple.
He is survived by his loving wife, Inez and his 7 sons and 2 daughters. Hal Leon (Terry), Joseph Dan (Jill), Maelynn Barney (Bill), Gil Edwin, Kim Leo (Julie), Val Lee, Jon Joshua (Lonny), Julie Seegmiller (Jon) and Adam James (Lovette). He is also survived by his sister Nona Gillman (Dean) and a brother Terry Marchbanks (Lucille). He is survived by 36 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his sisters, Vena, Shirley and his brothers, Reid and Alan.
The family would like to thank Susan & Sergio at Health Watch for their love & kind service to our Dad.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, November 22, 2010, at the Mapleton 8th Ward Chapel, 1215 North 1000 West, Mapleton, Utah. Family and friends may call Sunday evening from 6-8 p.m at the Mapleton 8th Ward and Monday morning from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Interment will be held at the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Wheeler Farms Oct 2010

Still catching up! Screamin Daily Deals had a great deal for Wheeler Farms-so we all went! I had never been there and it was really fun! The kids loved it and it was a fun morning!