Parents:
John Henry Hull
Jennie Maude Campbell
CLARA ELVIRA HULL PECTOL - Passed from this life on December 04, 2006. Born in Ogden, Utah on August 17, 1920.
She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints.
Clara is a retiree of Kaiser Permanente, where she worked in San Jose, Ca. and Hollywood, Ca. on Sunset Blvd. She was an Executive Housekeeping Supervisor.
She grew up in Utah during The Great Depression. Her experiences as a youth included singing and dancing with her family and their traveling band. She was a part of the Vaudeville era. She graduated from Polytechnic High School in Los Angeles.
On April 16, 1941, she married Ephraim Behunin Pectol in the LDS Salt Lake City, Utah Temple.
During WWII, she capped bullets for the cause.
She is the loving mother of four children, Gil Pectol (wife Betty) of Ontario, Ca., Jack Pectol (wife Sheri) of Heber City, Ut., Lonna Pectol of Corona, Ca., and Jann Watts (husband Ken) of Norco, Ca.
She has 20 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
A woman of exceedingly great beauty and clever wit would describe Clara perfectly. Everyone that knew her loved her. She took great pleasure in taking her loved ones out for dinner and also in giving them a little extra money for gas. Her favorite saying seemed to be, "Life is a goodie".
Her interests were mainly focused on her children and grandchildren.
She will be missed by all.
Spouse:
Ephraim Behunin Pectol
Married 16 Apr 1941 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Sealed in the SLAKE Temple
John Henry Hull
Jennie Maude Campbell
CLARA ELVIRA HULL PECTOL - Passed from this life on December 04, 2006. Born in Ogden, Utah on August 17, 1920.
She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints.
Clara is a retiree of Kaiser Permanente, where she worked in San Jose, Ca. and Hollywood, Ca. on Sunset Blvd. She was an Executive Housekeeping Supervisor.
She grew up in Utah during The Great Depression. Her experiences as a youth included singing and dancing with her family and their traveling band. She was a part of the Vaudeville era. She graduated from Polytechnic High School in Los Angeles.
On April 16, 1941, she married Ephraim Behunin Pectol in the LDS Salt Lake City, Utah Temple.
During WWII, she capped bullets for the cause.
She is the loving mother of four children, Gil Pectol (wife Betty) of Ontario, Ca., Jack Pectol (wife Sheri) of Heber City, Ut., Lonna Pectol of Corona, Ca., and Jann Watts (husband Ken) of Norco, Ca.
She has 20 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
A woman of exceedingly great beauty and clever wit would describe Clara perfectly. Everyone that knew her loved her. She took great pleasure in taking her loved ones out for dinner and also in giving them a little extra money for gas. Her favorite saying seemed to be, "Life is a goodie".
Her interests were mainly focused on her children and grandchildren.
She will be missed by all.
Spouse:
Ephraim Behunin Pectol
Married 16 Apr 1941 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Sealed in the SLAKE Temple
Parents:
John Henry Hull
Jennie Maude Campbell
CLARA ELVIRA HULL PECTOL - Passed from this life on December 04, 2006. Born in Ogden, Utah on August 17, 1920.
She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints.
Clara is a retiree of Kaiser Permanente, where she worked in San Jose, Ca. and Hollywood, Ca. on Sunset Blvd. She was an Executive Housekeeping Supervisor.
She grew up in Utah during The Great Depression. Her experiences as a youth included singing and dancing with her family and their traveling band. She was a part of the Vaudeville era. She graduated from Polytechnic High School in Los Angeles.
On April 16, 1941, she married Ephraim Behunin Pectol in the LDS Salt Lake City, Utah Temple.
During WWII, she capped bullets for the cause.
She is the loving mother of four children, Gil Pectol (wife Betty) of Ontario, Ca., Jack Pectol (wife Sheri) of Heber City, Ut., Lonna Pectol of Corona, Ca., and Jann Watts (husband Ken) of Norco, Ca.
She has 20 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
A woman of exceedingly great beauty and clever wit would describe Clara perfectly. Everyone that knew her loved her. She took great pleasure in taking her loved ones out for dinner and also in giving them a little extra money for gas. Her favorite saying seemed to be, "Life is a goodie".
Her interests were mainly focused on her children and grandchildren.
She will be missed by all.
Spouse:
Ephraim Behunin Pectol
Married 16 Apr 1941 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Sealed in the SLAKE Temple
John Henry Hull
Jennie Maude Campbell
CLARA ELVIRA HULL PECTOL - Passed from this life on December 04, 2006. Born in Ogden, Utah on August 17, 1920.
She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints.
Clara is a retiree of Kaiser Permanente, where she worked in San Jose, Ca. and Hollywood, Ca. on Sunset Blvd. She was an Executive Housekeeping Supervisor.
She grew up in Utah during The Great Depression. Her experiences as a youth included singing and dancing with her family and their traveling band. She was a part of the Vaudeville era. She graduated from Polytechnic High School in Los Angeles.
On April 16, 1941, she married Ephraim Behunin Pectol in the LDS Salt Lake City, Utah Temple.
During WWII, she capped bullets for the cause.
She is the loving mother of four children, Gil Pectol (wife Betty) of Ontario, Ca., Jack Pectol (wife Sheri) of Heber City, Ut., Lonna Pectol of Corona, Ca., and Jann Watts (husband Ken) of Norco, Ca.
She has 20 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren.
A woman of exceedingly great beauty and clever wit would describe Clara perfectly. Everyone that knew her loved her. She took great pleasure in taking her loved ones out for dinner and also in giving them a little extra money for gas. Her favorite saying seemed to be, "Life is a goodie".
Her interests were mainly focused on her children and grandchildren.
She will be missed by all.
Spouse:
Ephraim Behunin Pectol
Married 16 Apr 1941 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Sealed in the SLAKE Temple
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