H. Vinton Peden (Birth 28 Apr 1918/Death 21 Jun 1994)
H. Vee Peden
H. Vinton Peden, 76, of Malad, died Tuesday morning, June 21, 1994, of sudden heart failure.
He was born April 28, 1918, in Cleveland, Ohio, the son of Willard R. and Viola Louise Peden. He was the second son of three children. He grew up and was educated in Parma, Ohio. Vee was an amateur bike racer, and qualified for the 1940 Olympics.
Vee married Mary Jane Williams, October 27, 1941, in Malad, Idaho. He was then employed with AT&T, and they lived in various locations, eventually settling in Malad. Vee became a partner and later owner of Malad Heating & Appliance Store. Vee was a member of the Chamber of Commerce. He was an active member of the Masonic Lodge, and served in a variety of positions. He served as chairman of the Oneida County Red Cross. He was a member of the Eagles Club. He was in partnership in the Malad Bowl. Vee was honored for his community service in 1977 by the Modern Woodmen of America.
Survivors include his wife, Mary, of Malad; six daughters and their husbands, Mary Louise (David) Haskett of West Linn, Oregon, Linda Jean (Dave) Wilberg of American Fork, Utah, Eleanor Marie (Michael) Bryant, of Catonsville, Md., Donna Vee (Kelly) Edwards of Ontario, Oregon, Rhonda Kay (Kirk) Allen of Carol Stream, Ill., and Velma Lee (Kim) Hee, of Malad; one sister Jeanne Lavonne Peden, of Malad; and 30 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one brother, Willard M. Peden of Cleveland, Ohio, and his parents.
Funeral services were held Saturday, June 25, 1994 in the Malad Stake Center, with Bishop Jared Crowther officiating. Interment was in the Malad City Cemetery, with Masonic rites.
Thank you
Our family would like to express our appreciation for the many acts of kindness shown us during the loss of our loved one. We would especially like to thank the First Ward Relief Society, ambulance crew, and hospital staff.
The many compassionate acts of love and sympathy rendered by our friends and family have meant so much to us.
Mrs. H. Vinton Peden
Jeanne L. Peden
Mary Louise & Dave Hasket and Family
Lynda & Dave Wilberg and Family
Ellie & Mike Bryant and Family
Donna & Kelly Edwards and Family
Rhonda & Kirk Allen and Family
Lee & Kim Hess and Family
H.V. Peden
H.V. Peden, 76, of Malad, died this morning, June 21, 1994, in the Oneida County Hospital of sudden heart failure. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Benson-Horsley Funeral Home in Malad. A complete obituary will appear in Wednesday’s Idaho State Journal.
In Loving Memory of
H. VINTON “VEE” PEDEN – 76
Born April 28, 1918 – Cleveland, Ohio
Died June 21, 1994 – Malad, Idaho
Funeral Service
Saturday June 25, 1994 – 12 noon
Malad LDS Stake Chapel
Bishop Jared Crowther, officiating
Casket Bearers – Family
David Haskett
David Wilberg
Michael Bryant
Kelly Edwards
Kirk Allen
Kim Hess
Joseph Ninosky
Lanny Trotter
Honorary Bearers – Family
Michael V. Ninosky, James Trotter, David Haskett Jr., Bart Wilberg, Sean Haskett, Bryan Ninosky, Jake Allen, Paul Edwards, Kurtis Edwards, Ryan V. Haskett, Aaron Haskett, Tyler V. Edwards, Joshua Haskett, Christopher Hess, B.J. Hess, Trevor Hess, Danny Hess, Haven Allen, Taylor Bryant, Kevin Bryant, John Edwards
Family Prayer………………David Haskett, son in law
Prelude and Postlude………………….Carla Williams
Invocation……………………..Kirk E. Allen, son in law
Life Sketch and Remarks……………………..Lee Hess, daughter
Vocal Duet……………………………”Together Forever, Someday”
Sung by Wes Wright and Randy Wright
Acc. by Carla Williams
Speaker…………………….Dan C. Williams, Sr., brother in law
Speaker……………………..Stan Wright, brother in law
Vocal Selection………………..”There IS Beauty All Around”
Sung by The Peden Grandchildren
Acc. by Carla Williams
Remarks……………………..Bishop Jared Crowther
Benediction……………………..Kelly R. Edwards, son in law
Concluding Service
Malad City Cemetery
Dedicatory Prayer………………..Kim L. Hess, son in law
Masonic Rites by The Malad Masonic
Lodge #51, Marlo Lewis
Worshipful Master
Flowers Cared For By Granddaughters
Jennifer Drake, Elizabeth Shore, Michelle Schmitz, Sherry Hlavaty, Amy Wilson, Korrie Allen, Becky Trotter, Tatum Allen, Claire Bryant
Compassionate Service by the 1st Ward Relief Society, Marsha Jones, pres.
