MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR

LEO Y. JOHNSON

BORN

October 16, 1919-Orem, Utah

Son of Harold and Eva York Johnson

PASSED AWAY

January 6, 1973-Salt Lake City, Utah

FUNERAL SERVICES

Tuesday, January 9, 1973 - 1 P.M.

Bountiful 28th Ward L.D.S. Chapel

115 E. Wicker Lane

INTERMENT

Lake Hills Memorial Park

GRAVESIDE MILITARY RITES

American Legion, Bonneville Post

SURVIVORS

His Wife-Illa Hardman Johnson

A Son-Paul Johnson

A Daughter-Mrs. Leola Williamson

Six Grandchildren

His Mother-Eva Johnson

Three Brothers-Earl Johnson, Glade Johnson, Byron Johnson

Three Sisters-Mrs. Bernice Kirkwood, Mrs. LaRue Walker, Mrs. Anna Beth Tomlinson

PALLBEARERS

Earl Johnson-brother

Glade Johnson-brother

Byron Johnson-brother

Gary Tomlinson-brother-in-law

Clarence Kirkwood-brother-in-law

Guy Hardman-brother-in-law

HONORARY PALLBEARERS

Employees of the Garrett Freight Lines

The Bountiful 28th Ward Relief Society in charge of the flowers and arrangements at the residence

MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR

Leo Y. Johnson

OFFICIATING ...................... Bishop Richard S. Hixson

FAMILY PRAYER ...................... Byron Johnson, brother

PRELUDE MUSIC ...................... Lois Linnell

INVOCATION ...................... Bishop George W. Tripp

VOCAL SOLO ...................... Thelma Robinson - "The Lord's Prayer", acc. by Beth Rasmussen

LIFE SKETCH ...................... Gary Tomlinson, brother-in-law

SPEAKER ...................... Brent Griffiths, home teacher

VOCAL SOLO ...................... R. Addison Richey - ''In the Garden'', acc. by Rilla Rieger

SPEAKER ...................... Reed Hubbard, neighbor

REMARKS ...................... Bishop Richard S. Hixson

ORGAN MEDLEY ...................... Beth Rasmussen, ''I Know That My Redeemer Lives,", "A Wintry Day'', ''Beyond the Sunset"

BENEDICTION ...................... Harold Hardman, brother-in-law

DEDICATORY PRAYER ...................... Earl Johnson, brother

(There will be an escort for the cortege. Drive with your auto lights on bright beam.)

FUNERAL DIRECTORS - DESERET MORTUARY