Obit printed in Post Register Jan. 7, 1977, pg A-3, courtesy, A. Fellows
Wesley J. Virgin, 60, a painter of Idaho Falls, died at his home Thursday evening following a sudden illness.
He was born Feb. 20, 1916, in Idaho Falls, the son of Jehu George and Charlotte Klingler Virgin.
He was married to Fern Wilcox, July 23, 1939, at Blackfoot. He was a member of the LDS Church, attended school at Rigby, and served in the U.S. Merchant Marine during World War II
He was a painter and followed construction in the western states. He was preceded in death by one son. He is survived by his widow, of Idaho Falls; six daughters, Mrs. Glen (Marjene) Erickson of Rexburg, Mrs Val (Julie) Tyler of Cascade, Mrs Kent (Deon) Romrell, and Pam Virgin, both of Idaho Falls, Vickey Virgin of Logan, Utah, and Lisa Virgin attending Ricks College; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Virgin of Rexburg; three brothers, Oliver Virgin of Hemmet, Calif., LeRoy Virgin of Nampa, Kay Virgin of Fairbanks, Alaska; four sisters, Mrs. Thelma Walker of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Mae Harris, of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. Eldon (Lillian) Ulmer of Anchorage, Alaska, Mrs. Laurence (Dorothy) Browning of Pocatello, and 12 grand-children.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Eckersell Memorial Chapel, with Bishop Terry Hopkins of the Idaho Falls 8th Ward, officiating.
The family will receive friends Monday at the funeral home for one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Sutton Cemetery. The family will appreciate contributions to the Idaho Falls Hospital Pink Ladies Auxilliary or memorial fund.
Info from Printed Funeral Program:
IN LOVING MEMORY of Wesley Jehu Virgin
Services at Eckersell Memorial Chapel on Monday Jan. 10, 1977, at 1:30 p.m., with Bishop Terry Hopkins presiding.
Family Prayer........................Clifford Wilcox
Medidation Music.....................Bessie Wilcox
Opening Song.."My Heavenly Father Loves Me"..by Grand-children, Accompanied by Eleanor Hopkins
Invocation...........................Glen R. Erikson
Life Sketch..........................Oliver Virgin
Vocal Selection.."How Great Thou Art"..by Doral & Doris Meikle, Accompanied by Shauna Meikle
Speaker..............................Fred Miller
Reading..............................Bonnie Winsor
Speaker..............................Milton Romrell
Benediction..........................Laurence Browning
INTERMENT
Decicatory Prayer....................Earl Wilcox
Pallbearers: Al Winsor, Kay Virgin, Oliver Virgin, Glen Erikson, Val Taylor, Kent Romrell
Honorary Pallbearers: Virl Wilcox, Bill Wilcox, Earl Wilcox, Clifford Wilcox, Grand Wilcox, Adrian Wilcox, Bus Cowham, Bob Humphrey
Flower Bearers: Grand-children
Printed on back of program:
"WHAT IS A FATHER"
A father is wisdom, love and understanding;
He is the firm voice, the helping hand in time of trouble.
He is the Family's trust and hope, its guard and guide, the strength of its ideals.
A father is encouragement and honor, and justice tempered with humor.
He is a speaker, or a listener, according to your needs.
He is always there when you need him, because he's the finest of fathers, because he is you.
Obit printed in Post Register Jan. 7, 1977, pg A-3, courtesy, A. Fellows
Wesley J. Virgin, 60, a painter of Idaho Falls, died at his home Thursday evening following a sudden illness.
He was born Feb. 20, 1916, in Idaho Falls, the son of Jehu George and Charlotte Klingler Virgin.
He was married to Fern Wilcox, July 23, 1939, at Blackfoot. He was a member of the LDS Church, attended school at Rigby, and served in the U.S. Merchant Marine during World War II
He was a painter and followed construction in the western states. He was preceded in death by one son. He is survived by his widow, of Idaho Falls; six daughters, Mrs. Glen (Marjene) Erickson of Rexburg, Mrs Val (Julie) Tyler of Cascade, Mrs Kent (Deon) Romrell, and Pam Virgin, both of Idaho Falls, Vickey Virgin of Logan, Utah, and Lisa Virgin attending Ricks College; his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Virgin of Rexburg; three brothers, Oliver Virgin of Hemmet, Calif., LeRoy Virgin of Nampa, Kay Virgin of Fairbanks, Alaska; four sisters, Mrs. Thelma Walker of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Mae Harris, of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. Eldon (Lillian) Ulmer of Anchorage, Alaska, Mrs. Laurence (Dorothy) Browning of Pocatello, and 12 grand-children.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Eckersell Memorial Chapel, with Bishop Terry Hopkins of the Idaho Falls 8th Ward, officiating.
The family will receive friends Monday at the funeral home for one hour prior to services. Burial will be in the Sutton Cemetery. The family will appreciate contributions to the Idaho Falls Hospital Pink Ladies Auxilliary or memorial fund.
Info from Printed Funeral Program:
IN LOVING MEMORY of Wesley Jehu Virgin
Services at Eckersell Memorial Chapel on Monday Jan. 10, 1977, at 1:30 p.m., with Bishop Terry Hopkins presiding.
Family Prayer........................Clifford Wilcox
Medidation Music.....................Bessie Wilcox
Opening Song.."My Heavenly Father Loves Me"..by Grand-children, Accompanied by Eleanor Hopkins
Invocation...........................Glen R. Erikson
Life Sketch..........................Oliver Virgin
Vocal Selection.."How Great Thou Art"..by Doral & Doris Meikle, Accompanied by Shauna Meikle
Speaker..............................Fred Miller
Reading..............................Bonnie Winsor
Speaker..............................Milton Romrell
Benediction..........................Laurence Browning
INTERMENT
Decicatory Prayer....................Earl Wilcox
Pallbearers: Al Winsor, Kay Virgin, Oliver Virgin, Glen Erikson, Val Taylor, Kent Romrell
Honorary Pallbearers: Virl Wilcox, Bill Wilcox, Earl Wilcox, Clifford Wilcox, Grand Wilcox, Adrian Wilcox, Bus Cowham, Bob Humphrey
Flower Bearers: Grand-children
Printed on back of program:
"WHAT IS A FATHER"
A father is wisdom, love and understanding;
He is the firm voice, the helping hand in time of trouble.
He is the Family's trust and hope, its guard and guide, the strength of its ideals.
A father is encouragement and honor, and justice tempered with humor.
He is a speaker, or a listener, according to your needs.
He is always there when you need him, because he's the finest of fathers, because he is you.
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