James Dick, born in Salt Lake City in 1917, known and loved by us all as "DAD'S" he passed away June 21, 2007 at the Wentworth Assisted Living in Oakley, Utah. James served his family and his country, retiring after 30 years of civil service with Clearfield and Tooele Ordinance including two years in World War II, First Class Petty Officer with the Department of the Navy (Seebee's) in the South Pacific. Ever since James' family came over with the Mormon Handcart Trek, hard work and family were first and foremost - those same ethics carried through by DAD'S and his family. Included in his talents were hunting, ranching and most importantly his family. James married his high school sweetheart, Agnes Amelia Dick (now deceased) in the Salt Lake Temple December 16, 1936. They were blessed with two children, John R. Dick (living) and Mary Annette Dick Sutton (now deceased). He is survived by his son, John R. Dick, wife, Abbie Lynne, Oakley, UT; two grandchildren, Ladd Dick, wife, Cassi, Oakley, UT; Renie Jay Dick Burrell, Chandler, AZ; four great-grandchildren, (Ladd and Cassi) Carlee Amelia, Rylee Jo, John Kyler and James Kendall, Oakley, UT; and step-grandson, Rick Sanders, West Jordan, UT. James "DAD'S" Dick's legacy shall live on forever in his family which he always held dear to his heart. Friends and family may visit with the family at a viewing at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Tues., June 26, 2007 from 10-11 a.m. Graveside services for James will be held at the Salt Lake City Cemetery, 200 North "N" Street, Salt Lake City, UT at 12:00 noon.
James Dick, born in Salt Lake City in 1917, known and loved by us all as "DAD'S" he passed away June 21, 2007 at the Wentworth Assisted Living in Oakley, Utah. James served his family and his country, retiring after 30 years of civil service with Clearfield and Tooele Ordinance including two years in World War II, First Class Petty Officer with the Department of the Navy (Seebee's) in the South Pacific. Ever since James' family came over with the Mormon Handcart Trek, hard work and family were first and foremost - those same ethics carried through by DAD'S and his family. Included in his talents were hunting, ranching and most importantly his family. James married his high school sweetheart, Agnes Amelia Dick (now deceased) in the Salt Lake Temple December 16, 1936. They were blessed with two children, John R. Dick (living) and Mary Annette Dick Sutton (now deceased). He is survived by his son, John R. Dick, wife, Abbie Lynne, Oakley, UT; two grandchildren, Ladd Dick, wife, Cassi, Oakley, UT; Renie Jay Dick Burrell, Chandler, AZ; four great-grandchildren, (Ladd and Cassi) Carlee Amelia, Rylee Jo, John Kyler and James Kendall, Oakley, UT; and step-grandson, Rick Sanders, West Jordan, UT. James "DAD'S" Dick's legacy shall live on forever in his family which he always held dear to his heart. Friends and family may visit with the family at a viewing at the Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Tues., June 26, 2007 from 10-11 a.m. Graveside services for James will be held at the Salt Lake City Cemetery, 200 North "N" Street, Salt Lake City, UT at 12:00 noon.
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