Toy Forshee, 78, of Riverton, died on Monday, September 1, 2014, at the Wyoming Medical Center in Casper.
Toy G. Goldrick was born on July 15, 1936 in Salt Lake City, UT to John D. and Hester Alta (Mulvey) Goldrick. She grew up in Salt Lake City and earned her Master’s in Education from Brigham Young University.
On June 3, 1957 she married Loy C. Forshee at the Salt Lake City Temple. Together they raised four children. The family lived in many different areas while Mr. Forshee was in the U.S. Coast Guard. They eventually returned to Salt Lake City where both taught school and retired. Fifteen years ago they moved to Riverton to be closer to family.
Mrs. Forshee was baptized at the age of eight into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was an active member of the church, holding the position of Relief Society President, was a Sunday School teacher and Seminary teacher. She and her husband were home missionaries in Wyoming and Montana.
Her family said that she enjoyed gardening, genealogy, and making picture mosaics with sand.
She is survived by her husband for 59 years, Loy of the family home; her son, Larry C. (Sharon) Forshee of Riverton; her daughters, Tammy (Jim) Crosby of Saratoga, UT, Lori (Michael) Rhue of Riverton, and Teri (Walter) Osborne of Riverton; her sister, Cathy (John) Klassen of San Diego, CA; her brother-in-law, Don (Delores) Forshee of Rodeo, CA; and her eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Hester Goldrick.
© Davis Funeral September 3, 2014
Toy's Contributor Page.
Toy G. Goldrick was born on July 15, 1936 in Salt Lake City, UT to John D. and Hester Alta (Mulvey) Goldrick. She grew up in Salt Lake City and earned her Master’s in Education from Brigham Young University.
On June 3, 1957 she married Loy C. Forshee at the Salt Lake City Temple. Together they raised four children. The family lived in many different areas while Mr. Forshee was in the U.S. Coast Guard. They eventually returned to Salt Lake City where both taught school and retired. Fifteen years ago they moved to Riverton to be closer to family.
Mrs. Forshee was baptized at the age of eight into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was an active member of the church, holding the position of Relief Society President, was a Sunday School teacher and Seminary teacher. She and her husband were home missionaries in Wyoming and Montana.
Her family said that she enjoyed gardening, genealogy, and making picture mosaics with sand.
She is survived by her husband for 59 years, Loy of the family home; her son, Larry C. (Sharon) Forshee of Riverton; her daughters, Tammy (Jim) Crosby of Saratoga, UT, Lori (Michael) Rhue of Riverton, and Teri (Walter) Osborne of Riverton; her sister, Cathy (John) Klassen of San Diego, CA; her brother-in-law, Don (Delores) Forshee of Rodeo, CA; and her eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Hester Goldrick.
© Davis Funeral September 3, 2014
Toy's Contributor Page.
Toy Forshee, 78, of Riverton, died on Monday, September 1, 2014, at the Wyoming Medical Center in Casper.
Toy G. Goldrick was born on July 15, 1936 in Salt Lake City, UT to John D. and Hester Alta (Mulvey) Goldrick. She grew up in Salt Lake City and earned her Master’s in Education from Brigham Young University.
On June 3, 1957 she married Loy C. Forshee at the Salt Lake City Temple. Together they raised four children. The family lived in many different areas while Mr. Forshee was in the U.S. Coast Guard. They eventually returned to Salt Lake City where both taught school and retired. Fifteen years ago they moved to Riverton to be closer to family.
Mrs. Forshee was baptized at the age of eight into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was an active member of the church, holding the position of Relief Society President, was a Sunday School teacher and Seminary teacher. She and her husband were home missionaries in Wyoming and Montana.
Her family said that she enjoyed gardening, genealogy, and making picture mosaics with sand.
She is survived by her husband for 59 years, Loy of the family home; her son, Larry C. (Sharon) Forshee of Riverton; her daughters, Tammy (Jim) Crosby of Saratoga, UT, Lori (Michael) Rhue of Riverton, and Teri (Walter) Osborne of Riverton; her sister, Cathy (John) Klassen of San Diego, CA; her brother-in-law, Don (Delores) Forshee of Rodeo, CA; and her eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Hester Goldrick.
© Davis Funeral September 3, 2014
Toy's Contributor Page.
Toy G. Goldrick was born on July 15, 1936 in Salt Lake City, UT to John D. and Hester Alta (Mulvey) Goldrick. She grew up in Salt Lake City and earned her Master’s in Education from Brigham Young University.
On June 3, 1957 she married Loy C. Forshee at the Salt Lake City Temple. Together they raised four children. The family lived in many different areas while Mr. Forshee was in the U.S. Coast Guard. They eventually returned to Salt Lake City where both taught school and retired. Fifteen years ago they moved to Riverton to be closer to family.
Mrs. Forshee was baptized at the age of eight into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was an active member of the church, holding the position of Relief Society President, was a Sunday School teacher and Seminary teacher. She and her husband were home missionaries in Wyoming and Montana.
Her family said that she enjoyed gardening, genealogy, and making picture mosaics with sand.
She is survived by her husband for 59 years, Loy of the family home; her son, Larry C. (Sharon) Forshee of Riverton; her daughters, Tammy (Jim) Crosby of Saratoga, UT, Lori (Michael) Rhue of Riverton, and Teri (Walter) Osborne of Riverton; her sister, Cathy (John) Klassen of San Diego, CA; her brother-in-law, Don (Delores) Forshee of Rodeo, CA; and her eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Hester Goldrick.
© Davis Funeral September 3, 2014
Toy's Contributor Page.
