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  • Cassie Davis Miskin

    Cassie Davis Miskin

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    Date of Birth

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    July 28, 1986

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    Date of Death

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    November 1, 2016

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    Location

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    Provo, Utah

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-story”]Cassie Phyllis Davis Miskin, 30 of Lehi, passed away early Tuesday morning Nov 1 at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo from complications after giving birth to her beautiful twin boys. Her dream of becoming a mother was finally fulfilled on her last day on earth.

    Cassie was born July 28,1986 in Hemet CA to David Delmer Davis and Shelly Autumn McIntire. She grew up in Hemet and graduated from Hemet High school in 2004. She was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on December 4, 2005. She worked in the dental and orthodontic field for 12 years as an office manager and insurance coordinator. Cassie participated in a number of activities but was especially passionate about beauty pageants, fantasy football, refurbishing old furniture, shopping, movies and TV shows, baking, keeping her house spotless, being actively involved in church, and spending time with her husband.

    Cassie and Roger Miskin were married in the San Diego Temple on June 5, 2010. They met at the Orem Applebee’s in 2008 where Roger was a server at Cassie’s table. He touched her elbow and she agreed to a date with him the next day. They have been inseparable ever since.

    Cassie is survived by her husband Roger of Lehi, UT, their two newborn sons, her father David Davis of Hemet, CA, her mother and step-father Shelly and Brent Miller of Saratoga Springs, UT, her sister Jennifer Struthers of Lehi, UT, many loving aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters in law, and countless cousins who considered her a sibling. Cassie touched everyone she met with love and her sweet spirit of kindness.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Support Her Family

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    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Katrina Galbraith Lawrence

    Katrina Galbraith Lawrence

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    Date of Birth

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    January 19, 1977

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    Date of Death

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    May 6, 2013

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    Location

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    Provo, Utah

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    Cause of Death

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    Hemorrhage

    Placenta Previa

    Placenta Accreta Spectrum

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-story”]On May 6, 2013, we lost our beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend. Katrina Galbraith Lawrence passed away at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, due to complications from childbirth. Katrina was born on January 19, 1977 in Provo, Utah to Glen Gordon Galbraith and Celeste Sigua Galbraith. She was their first daughter, and the second of five children.

    From the start, Katrina had an amazing amount of energy. She walked at eight months, and climbed to the highest peak of anything she possibly could. Her aspirations have always been high, and throughout her life, she continued to excel in all she did. She attended Cherry Hill Elementary, Lakeridge Junior High, and graduated from Mountain View High School in 1995. She attended school at BYU Hawaii from 1996-1997 and made many cherished friends there.

    Katrina married Justus LeGrant Lawrence on November 7, 1998 and six children followed suit. Her children were her greatest joy, and she took pride in their accomplishments. Her happiest day was October 30, 2009, when her family was sealed for eternity in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. Katrina was a loving, supportive wife as she worked along side Justus at their family karate school in Lindon, UT. Those who associated with her there grew to love her. Not only was she a strong presence at the Karate school, but she was an amazing business woman. She loved the scrapbook industry and spent many years designing scrapbook products. This fit her well as she was very artistic and could create anything she put her mind to. She loved to travel and took as many family trips to Disneyland as she could fit into a year.

    It was hard not to love Katrina. She had an amazing way of making everyone feel loved, accepted, and special. She always had a smile on her face and a compliment on her lips. She had the ability to find the good in everyone. She was the most selfless person, always putting everyone else’s needs above her own. It is fitting that in the end, she sacrificed her life for the life of her sweet baby Jet.

    Katrina had a strong testimony of her Savior Jesus Christ. She was currently serving as the Primary Chorister in her ward and loved the primary children with whom she served.

    Katrina is survived by her husband, Justus Lawrence, of Orem, UT, her six children: Kai (14), Te (12), Maya (11), Dax (8), Koa (3), and her newest infant son Jet. Her parents, Gordon and Celeste Galbraith, brothers, Sean Galbraith (Kami), Troy Galbraith (Rachel), Rex Galbraith (Megan), and sister Marissa Bell (Bruce.) She is also survived by her beloved in-laws, Bobby and Charlene Lawrence, Dallas Lawrence (Arlynn), Desi Lawrence, and Miki Lawrence (Kortnie). She also leaves behind numerous nieces and nephews, to whom she was the favorite aunt, and a large extended family.

    She was proceeded in death by her grandparents Dee and Glendora Galbraith, and Manuel and Zenaida (Ima) Sigua.

    The family wishes to thank Katrina’s wonderful friends, neighbors, and ward members who have stepped in and gone above and beyond during this time. We also wish to thank the many doctors and nurses who cared for Katrina during her time in the hospital and who fought so valiantly to save her life.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Annie Imlay-Spangler

    Annie Imlay-Spangler

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    Date of Birth

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    October 7, 1957

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    Date of Death

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    May 17, 2004

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    Location

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    San Diego, California

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    Cause of Death

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    Maternal Mental Health

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    Who She Was

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    Memorials

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  • Emily Cook Dyches

    Emily Cook Dyches

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    Date of Birth

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    October 27, 1976

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    Date of Death

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    February 24, 2016

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    Location

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    Salem, Utah

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    Cause of Death

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    Maternal Mental Health

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

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    Early Life: Emily “Em” led an exemplary life full of joy and meekness which began in Moroni, Utah, just over 39 years ago. She was joyfully welcomed into this world October 27, 1976, by her proud parents, Lynn and Nora Cook. As the oldest daughter, her older brother and younger sisters remember her as sweet, loving, soft-hearted, talented and considerate.

    Emily had a sharp memory and would playfully retell stories to the delight and dismay of her family. In high school, she was charismatic, kind and adored by all of her peers. At North Sanpete High School, she participated in drill, softball, choir and LDS Seminary.

    Life’s Work/Service/Interests: As a young adult, Emily attended and graduated from Snow College where she met many close and cherished friends. She later transferred to Brigham Young University, where she fittingly graduated in elementary education. This allowed her to combine two of her lifelong passions: children and education. She shared this passion with many young children as she taught school for six fulfilling years at Challenger Schools.

    As a teen and young adult she excelled as a gifted pianist. She has since shared that talent with many others through teaching piano lessons and willingly playing any time someone needed an accompanist. Her loved ones will most assuredly miss her impromptu recitals, turned family sing-a-longs, in the family room. They cherish those memories which they will continue to hold so dear. The kids and Eric especially loved when Em would passionately pound out Journey’s classic, “Don’t Stop Believin’”.

    Towards the end of her time at BYU, Em married Eric Dyches, her childhood and high school sweetheart. Married for over 17 years, their romance started as young love between two innocent children in the third grade. Theirs is a love story for the ages which was sealed for time and all eternity in the beautiful Manti Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on October 30, 1998. Eric adored Emily and the two were seldom apart. She is his everything, and he cherishes the fact that he was the one she chose as a companion. It was his honor and privilege to adore and protect her during her time on earth. He draws faith and confidence in the power of Divinity, which will allow that same adoration and protection to continue after this life.

    Em’s training in the home by her own wonderful and devoted mother prepared her to be an affectionate and compassionate mother to five amazing children. Em’s attributes of kindness, patience and meekness can be seen in the lives of her children. She was deliberate about teaching her children not only practical life lessons, but more importantly, eternal lessons, centered on how one can progressively become more like the Savior in word and deed. She never shied from sharing her testimony with her children. Her beautiful children, and their lives, will prove to be her most treasured legacy.

    As an adult, Emily never stopped learning. She became a passionate photographer who recorded life with a creative and artistic eye. Her work as a children’s portrait photographer is inspirational and timeless. Her favorite sessions were of her own children, her nieces and nephews and children of her closest friends. Emily loved her Savior, Jesus Christ, very much. This was evident in everything she did. The family draws great comfort in knowing hers was a life well lived. She exemplified the attributes and teachings of the Master. She carried herself with grace and compassion, willingly serving and loving those around her.

    One of her greatest attributes was her commitment to limit her own unrighteous judgment for those around her. Emily “Em” Cook Dyches, of Salem, Utah, beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, niece, cousin and friend passed on from this earthly existence on Wednesday, February 24, 2016. She was 39.

    Family Message: “Emily will never be forgotten as a beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, niece, cousin and friend.”

    Survived By: Her eternal sweetheart, Eric; their five precious children: Jace Eric, Addison Emily, Kolby Karl, Macie Jane, and Trey Hudson; her parents, Lynn and Nora Blackham Cook; siblings: Chris Cook (Christy), Maria Slade (Joel), Becca Anderson (Ben), and Megan Johnson (Ray); as well as many other supportive and loving nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.

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    Memorials

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    Articles

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  • Carlene Okimoto Mossman

    Carlene Okimoto Mossman

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    Date of Birth

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    February 3, 1967

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    Date of Death

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    March 27, 2007

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    Salt Lake City, Utah

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    Cause of Death

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    Amniotic Fluid Embolism

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]We were extremely saddened by the loss of our precious wife, daughter, mother, and friend. Carlene Eiko Okimoto Mossman (age 40) died on March 27, 2007 after giving life to her sweet baby daughter, Carly.

    Carlene was born in Whittier, California, on February 3, 1967 to Howard and Jean Haraguchi Okimoto. She, like her parents, was an educator and loved teaching children. She grew up in the Laie community where she established a foundation of love and life long friendships that she cherished throughout her life. She graduated from Kahuku High School in 1985 as the salutatorian and received the David O. McKay Scholarship to attend Brigham Young University Hawaii. While in high school, she participated in the Red Raider Marching Band and National Honor Society.

    Carlene served in the Sendai, Japan Mission from 1988 to 1989 and loved the people she served. Her service there is still felt in the lives of those she taught the gospel. After returning from her mission, she graduated in 1991 with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Brigham Young University-Hawaii. Carlene was a beautiful hula dancer and performed at the Polynesian Cultural Center night show while attending BYU-Hawaii.

    Carlene was married and sealed for time and all eternity to Vaughn L. Mossman on August 31, 1991 in the Laie, Hawaii Temple. They made Laie their home where Carlene enjoyed teaching at Kahuku Elementary School. Five of Carlene’s children were born in Laie – Valen, Clint, Vaughn, Caylee and Caily. Cole and Carly were born in Sandy, Utah where the family currently resides.

    Carlene was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her life was filled with compassion and charity. Her ability to nurture, care for and love people touched the lives of so many including her children to whom she dedicated her life. Her loving smile, warm embrace and soothing voice will be sorely missed. Her memories will be cherished and treasured.

    Carlene leaves behind her loving and devoted husband, Vaughn; seven beautiful children; her parents, Howard and Jean Okimoto; brothers, Cary (Noriko) Okimoto and Curt (Ramona) Okimoto.

    She is also survived by her father-in-law, Bruce Mossman Sr. (Pam); and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

    The family would like to express their deep gratitude and appreciation for the wonderful care that Carlene received at the University of Utah Critical Care Unit.

    The family is also grateful to the members of the Mesa Park Ward and the many friends and family that have given so much of their time, service, love and support to Vaughn and his family. Your prayers and expressions of love have blessed and touched our lives.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text css=”” el_class=”profile-links-header”]

    Memorials

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  • Jennifer Steed Pemberton

    Jennifer Steed Pemberton

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    Date of Birth

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    May 2, 1977

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    Date of Death

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    April 1, 2008

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    Location

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    Salt Lake City, Utah

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    Cause of Death

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    Amniotic Fluid Embolism

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    Who She Was

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    Her Story

    [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css=””]Following a premature birth related tragedy on Monday, Jennifer and her infant son, Broden, returned to their heavenly home on Tuesday, April 1, 2008. She was born in Provo, Utah to David Stuart and Nanette Ostler Steed on May 2, 1977. Jenni graduated from Provo High School in 1995.

    Jenni married Nathan John Pemberton on February 20, 1999. Their union was blessed with two daughters, Dakota Marie (8), Sequoya Raine (6), two sons; Theoryn James(2), Broden Nathan (newborn). They will be sealed together in the Salt Lake Temple on April 12, 2008. Jenni was a loving wife and mother who loved and served her family and almost everyone she met. She loved cooking, music and crafts, helped Nathan run their business and build two beautiful homes.

    Jenni is survived by her husband and three children, her parents, siblings; Heather Anne (Andrew) Cuzzort, David (Natalie), Jonathan (Triston) and Amber Lynne Steed, one nephew, two nieces, grandparents; H. Stuart and Esma Steed, Beth Powell Clayton and Claudia Ostler.

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    Memorials

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