EVANS, HEBER JONES

IN LOVING MEMORY OF
HEBER JONES EVANS
Malad First LDS Ward Chapel
Bishop Myron Jones, Jr., officiating
Born – April l8, 1893 – Malad City, Idaho
Died – January 22, 1972 – Boise, Idaho

AT THE HOME
Family Prayer – Mitchell Deschamps

AT THE CHAPEL
Prelude and Postlude – Mae Williams
Invocation – Richard Rice
Speakers – Bishiop Colen H. Sweeten, James Vaughan and Darlene Talbot, who gave the life sketch
Vocal Trio – Wanda Edwards, Helen Jones and Miriel Dredge
Vocal Trio – Stephanie, Renae and Debra Evans
Vocal Solo – Eldon Corbridge
Benediction – Rex D. Evans
Accompanist – Iris Blaisdell

CONCLUDING RITES
Malad City Cemetery
Dedicatory Prayer – Junius Crowther
Vocal Selection – Grandchildren
Flowers – First Ward Relief Society
Honorary Bearers – High Priests
Casket Bearers:
Dennis Budge
Randy Evans
Blair Thorpe
Douglas Bateman
Valdo Talbot
Gary Bauer
Arrangements by the Benson Funeral home

Heber Jones Evans died July 22, 1972 in a Boise hospital. Mr. Evans was born April 8, 1893 at Malad to Benjamin D. and Mary Jane Jones Evans. He married Millie Price April 2, 1913 in the Salt Lake City Temple.

He was a justice of the peace in Oneida County and probate judge. He was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Survivors include his widow, Malad; a son, H. Grant Evans, Covina, CA; four daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Delaine) Bateman, Boise; Mrs. Orlene Keefer, Cove Junction, OR; Mrs. Keith (Elda) Budge, San Diego, and Mrs. Rex (Anna Mae) Evans, Portland, OR; 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Edgar (Blodwin) Thorpe of Malad City.