Annie Lysle Lusk Deschamps (Birth 12 Mar 1902/Death 17 May 1987)

Lysle Deschamps

ST. JOHN, Idaho – Annie Lysle Lusk Deschamps, 85, of St. John, died Sunday, May 17, 1987, at her home of causes incident to age.

She was born March 12, 1902, in Malad, Idaho, a daughter of John Winters and Annie Eliza Thomas Lusk.

She was reared and educated in Malad and attended Malad High School.

As a young woman she played the piano for silent movies at Lubin’s Theater in Malad.

She married Francis Mitchell Deschamps on Oct 4, 1922, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Following her marriage she moved to St. John where she had since resided.

For several years she played piano in a dance band and had worked for Evans Department Store in Malad.

She was a member of the LDS Church where she served as ward organist, chorister for the MIA and Sunday School. She was secretary of the MIA, President of the Primary, counselor in the Relief Society Presidency and was a teacher in Relief Society and MIA. She was also supervisor of the MIA special interest group.

She was a member of the Arcadia Club.

Surviving are her husband of St. John; one son, Lyle Marne Deschamps, Idaho Falls; two daughters, Mrs. Ed (Yvonne) Barrus, Idaho Falls, Mrs. Terry (Paula) Morby, Loveland, Colo.; 10 grandchildren, one great-grandchild.

Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in the St. John-1st Ward Chapel with Bishop Jerry Bush officiating.

Friends may call at the Benson-Horsley Funeral Home, 132 W. 300 N., Malad, tonight from 7 to 9 and Thursday from noon until services.

Interment in the St. John Cemetery.

In Loving Memory of
LYSLE LUSK DESCHAMPS
Age 85
Born May (Mar) 12, 1902 – Malad, Idaho
Passed Away May 17, 1987 – St. John, Idaho

Funeral Services
Thursday, May 21, 1987 – 2:00 p.m.
St. John L.D.S. Ward Chapel
Bishop Jerry Bush, Officiating

Service
Family Prayer ….. Ed Barrus, Son-in-Law
Prelude and Postlude ….. Iris Blaisdell
Placing Of The “Open Book” ….. By Granddaughters,
Tracy Barrus, Pilar Morby, Kimberly Deschamps
Invocation ….. Dave Lusk, Nephew
Piano Solo ….. Yvette Barrus Zobell, Granddaughter
“Clair de lune”
Life Sketch ….. Clair Barrus, Grandson
Vocal Solo ….. Sheila Barrus, Granddaughter
“Oh Divine Redeemer” Acc. By Yvette Barrus Zobell, Granddaughter
Speaker ….. Nolan T. Blaisdell
Vocal Duet ….. Connie Budge & Suzy Doying
“Somewhere My Love” Acc. By Iris Blaisdell
Remarks ….. Bishop Jerry Bush
Benediction ….. Terry Morby, Son-In-Law

Concluding Rites
St. John Cemetery
Dedicatory Prayer by Bishop James Madsen

Compassionate Services and Care of Flowers
St. John L.D.S. Ward Relief Society

Casket Bearers
Grandson and Nephews
Heath Morby
Rocky Deschamps
Clair Barrus
Brett Deschamps
Justin Morby
Larry Lusk

Honorary Bearers
Nephews
Steve Lusk
Joe Lusk
Brent Lusk
Jon Howell