In Memoriam

The purpose of this blog is to honor our former classmates who attended Bountiful High School as members of the class of 1965 and are now deceased. These souls, who have gone before us, were our friends, our associates, and an important part of our own history. They deserve to be remembered. We were able to research a school photo for most of these former classmates. We have also located obituaries for many of them, and have included statistical information regarding the death of those for whom an obituary was not found. 

Our profound thanks to all of our friends who have sent information to assist us in preparing this labor of love. Researched and compiled by Yvonne Rasmussen and Diane Day.

**Due to Blogger limitations, dates for those who passed before 1970 will display inaccurately in the chronological list. You'll find those classmates' obituaries listed under 1970.


Thursday, June 10, 2004

David Hughes


David Ted Hughes, 56, was found passed away of natural causes June 10, 2004 at his residence in LaVerkin.

Born June 14, 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The son of the late Charles Herman Hughes and Velma Jeppson Hughes. He was a graduate of Bountiful High School and attended Weber State University. In his youth, he excelled in sports including the pole vault and basketball. He extremely had a passion and a love for golf. If you ever wanted to find Dave, you could find him at a golf course. David was an extremely gifted machinist. He was well known as a real perfectionist in his field of employment.

David was a National Guard Veteran during the Vietnam War Era. He married Elizabeth Roland, later divorced. Married Kathleen Nuttar, later divorced. Survived by children: Adam David Hughes, Grant Hughes, Michelle Hughes, Stephan Hughes, Lindsey Hughes; sister, Carolynne (Dee) Bodrero; Brothers, Glenn E. Hughes, Dwayne (Colleen) Hughes, Ken E. Hughes.

Graveside services will be held Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 1:00 p.m. at the Bountiful City Cemetery (2220 S. 200 W.) No viewing will be held. All friends and relatives are invited to attend the graveside services.  Published in the Deseret News.
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