GIBSON, ELIZA ANN C.

Mrs. Eliza Ann C. Gibson was born March 7, 1887 at Blaenavon, England, a daughter of Eli James and Mary Ann Llewellyn Challenger. She was married to David James Gibson, July 5, 1903 at Heckland, Indiana. The marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple. Mr. Gibson died May 24, 1938.

Mrs. Gibson lived in Bicknell, Indiana and moved to Oneida County in October, 1916 to homestead in the Daniels area. She was an active member in the LDS Church, a member of the Royal Neighbors Club.

Survivors include three sons, Glen Gibson and Don Gibson, both of Tremonton, UT; Eli Gibson, Pocatello; four daughters, Mrs. Lillian Archiblad, Pocatello; Mrs. Golden (Agnes) palmer, Aberdeen; Mrs. Sam (Elsie) Thomas and Mrs. Tommy (Lila) Thorpe, both of Malad; a niece, Mrs. Charles (Emma) Richards, Merced, CA; 25 grandchildren; 39 great grandchildren and four great-great grandchildren; a brother, James Challenger, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, Vincennes, Indiana.

FUNERAL SERVICE
Malad Fourth Ward LDS Chapel – March 2, 1968 – 1:00 p.m.
Bishop Earl Gillies officiating

Family Prayer – Tommy Thorpe

AT THE CHAPEL
Prelude and Postlude – Myra Jean John
Invocation – Lyle Arbon
Obituary – Karen Hyer
Vocal – “That Wonderful Mother of Mine” – Nancy Rose
Speaker – LaMar Thomas
Vocal – Foster Ipsen and Leora Brown
Speaker – Myron Jones, Jr.
Vocal – “End of A Perfect Day” – Bishop Russell Webb
Remarks – Bishop Earl Gillies
Benediction – Myrle Hubbard

CONCLUDING RITES
Malad City Cemetery
Dedicatory Prayer – Charles Hyer
Flowers – Malad Fourth Ward Relief Society, Roma Facer, president

CASKET BEARERS
Tim Thorpe
Tom Thorpe
David Gibson
Mike Thomas
Larry Palmer
Gene Richards
Monte Thomas
Ronnie Jones