Stanley Bruce Hanks age 74
March of Dimes
1920 Census Salt Lake City Ward 3, Utah
Stanley A Hanks 41, lawyer, general practice
Maude F Hanks 36
Lincoln F Hanks 14
Maurine H Hanks 12
Jeannette Hanks 9y 10 months
Beulah Hanks 6y 1 month
Stanley B Hanks 4y 2 months
Own home, 180 4th North
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Maude F Hanks 46
Jeanette Hanks 20, secretart curch office
Beulah Hanks 16
Stanley B Hanks 14
Marian D Hanks 8
Own home, 180 West Fourth North, radio
1989 Obituary Salt Lake City, Utah
Stanley Bruce Hanks, 74, known to many as "Mr. March of Dimes" because of his leadership in the organization, died Nov. 23, 1989, in a Salt Lake hospital of a stroke and complications from diabetes.
He served as March of Dimes state representative and western states regional director for 28 years, initiating such events in Utah as the Porch Light Parade, Mother's March, a telerama and The Haunted House.Mr. Hanks, who was a brother of Elder Marion D. Hanks of the presidency of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served in the March of Dimes during an era of medical and other progress. The first Salk vaccine, which greatly diminished the number of polio cases, was administered, and the organization later focused its efforts on birth defects.
After retiring in 1977 from the March of Dimes, he worked another eight years for Medic Alert.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and worked for the telephone company and Western Airlines.
He served two church missions, one to Great Britain from 1937 to 1939 and one with his wife, the former Cavell Brown, to the Hawaii Temple Visitors Center from 1984 to 1985.
Funeral services will be held at noon Monday, Nov. 27, in the South Cottonwood 7th Ward chapel, 1280 E. 4800 South. Viewing will be at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 Highland Drive, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday and at the ward chapel one hour before services Monday. Burial in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggestions contributions to the Utah Affiliate, Diabetes Association, 643 E. 400 South.
Utah; The Deseret New, Nov. 24, 1989
Siblings:
Lincoln Frame Hanks
Maurine Helen Hanks Busath
Jeannette Hanks Sorenson
Beulah Hanks Olsen
Maude May Hanks child
Marion Duff Hanks 1921-2011
March of Dimes
1920 Census Salt Lake City Ward 3, Utah
Stanley A Hanks 41, lawyer, general practice
Maude F Hanks 36
Lincoln F Hanks 14
Maurine H Hanks 12
Jeannette Hanks 9y 10 months
Beulah Hanks 6y 1 month
Stanley B Hanks 4y 2 months
Own home, 180 4th North
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Maude F Hanks 46
Jeanette Hanks 20, secretart curch office
Beulah Hanks 16
Stanley B Hanks 14
Marian D Hanks 8
Own home, 180 West Fourth North, radio
1989 Obituary Salt Lake City, Utah
Stanley Bruce Hanks, 74, known to many as "Mr. March of Dimes" because of his leadership in the organization, died Nov. 23, 1989, in a Salt Lake hospital of a stroke and complications from diabetes.
He served as March of Dimes state representative and western states regional director for 28 years, initiating such events in Utah as the Porch Light Parade, Mother's March, a telerama and The Haunted House.Mr. Hanks, who was a brother of Elder Marion D. Hanks of the presidency of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served in the March of Dimes during an era of medical and other progress. The first Salk vaccine, which greatly diminished the number of polio cases, was administered, and the organization later focused its efforts on birth defects.
After retiring in 1977 from the March of Dimes, he worked another eight years for Medic Alert.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and worked for the telephone company and Western Airlines.
He served two church missions, one to Great Britain from 1937 to 1939 and one with his wife, the former Cavell Brown, to the Hawaii Temple Visitors Center from 1984 to 1985.
Funeral services will be held at noon Monday, Nov. 27, in the South Cottonwood 7th Ward chapel, 1280 E. 4800 South. Viewing will be at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 Highland Drive, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday and at the ward chapel one hour before services Monday. Burial in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggestions contributions to the Utah Affiliate, Diabetes Association, 643 E. 400 South.
Utah; The Deseret New, Nov. 24, 1989
Siblings:
Lincoln Frame Hanks
Maurine Helen Hanks Busath
Jeannette Hanks Sorenson
Beulah Hanks Olsen
Maude May Hanks child
Marion Duff Hanks 1921-2011
Stanley Bruce Hanks age 74
March of Dimes
1920 Census Salt Lake City Ward 3, Utah
Stanley A Hanks 41, lawyer, general practice
Maude F Hanks 36
Lincoln F Hanks 14
Maurine H Hanks 12
Jeannette Hanks 9y 10 months
Beulah Hanks 6y 1 month
Stanley B Hanks 4y 2 months
Own home, 180 4th North
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Maude F Hanks 46
Jeanette Hanks 20, secretart curch office
Beulah Hanks 16
Stanley B Hanks 14
Marian D Hanks 8
Own home, 180 West Fourth North, radio
1989 Obituary Salt Lake City, Utah
Stanley Bruce Hanks, 74, known to many as "Mr. March of Dimes" because of his leadership in the organization, died Nov. 23, 1989, in a Salt Lake hospital of a stroke and complications from diabetes.
He served as March of Dimes state representative and western states regional director for 28 years, initiating such events in Utah as the Porch Light Parade, Mother's March, a telerama and The Haunted House.Mr. Hanks, who was a brother of Elder Marion D. Hanks of the presidency of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served in the March of Dimes during an era of medical and other progress. The first Salk vaccine, which greatly diminished the number of polio cases, was administered, and the organization later focused its efforts on birth defects.
After retiring in 1977 from the March of Dimes, he worked another eight years for Medic Alert.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and worked for the telephone company and Western Airlines.
He served two church missions, one to Great Britain from 1937 to 1939 and one with his wife, the former Cavell Brown, to the Hawaii Temple Visitors Center from 1984 to 1985.
Funeral services will be held at noon Monday, Nov. 27, in the South Cottonwood 7th Ward chapel, 1280 E. 4800 South. Viewing will be at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 Highland Drive, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday and at the ward chapel one hour before services Monday. Burial in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggestions contributions to the Utah Affiliate, Diabetes Association, 643 E. 400 South.
Utah; The Deseret New, Nov. 24, 1989
Siblings:
Lincoln Frame Hanks
Maurine Helen Hanks Busath
Jeannette Hanks Sorenson
Beulah Hanks Olsen
Maude May Hanks child
Marion Duff Hanks 1921-2011
March of Dimes
1920 Census Salt Lake City Ward 3, Utah
Stanley A Hanks 41, lawyer, general practice
Maude F Hanks 36
Lincoln F Hanks 14
Maurine H Hanks 12
Jeannette Hanks 9y 10 months
Beulah Hanks 6y 1 month
Stanley B Hanks 4y 2 months
Own home, 180 4th North
1930 Census Salt Lake City, Utah
Maude F Hanks 46
Jeanette Hanks 20, secretart curch office
Beulah Hanks 16
Stanley B Hanks 14
Marian D Hanks 8
Own home, 180 West Fourth North, radio
1989 Obituary Salt Lake City, Utah
Stanley Bruce Hanks, 74, known to many as "Mr. March of Dimes" because of his leadership in the organization, died Nov. 23, 1989, in a Salt Lake hospital of a stroke and complications from diabetes.
He served as March of Dimes state representative and western states regional director for 28 years, initiating such events in Utah as the Porch Light Parade, Mother's March, a telerama and The Haunted House.Mr. Hanks, who was a brother of Elder Marion D. Hanks of the presidency of the Seventy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, served in the March of Dimes during an era of medical and other progress. The first Salk vaccine, which greatly diminished the number of polio cases, was administered, and the organization later focused its efforts on birth defects.
After retiring in 1977 from the March of Dimes, he worked another eight years for Medic Alert.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and worked for the telephone company and Western Airlines.
He served two church missions, one to Great Britain from 1937 to 1939 and one with his wife, the former Cavell Brown, to the Hawaii Temple Visitors Center from 1984 to 1985.
Funeral services will be held at noon Monday, Nov. 27, in the South Cottonwood 7th Ward chapel, 1280 E. 4800 South. Viewing will be at Wasatch Lawn Mortuary, 3401 Highland Drive, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday and at the ward chapel one hour before services Monday. Burial in Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggestions contributions to the Utah Affiliate, Diabetes Association, 643 E. 400 South.
Utah; The Deseret New, Nov. 24, 1989
Siblings:
Lincoln Frame Hanks
Maurine Helen Hanks Busath
Jeannette Hanks Sorenson
Beulah Hanks Olsen
Maude May Hanks child
Marion Duff Hanks 1921-2011
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