George Elwin Gardner son of Adella Gardner, died at his home Wednesday, at 6:30 a.m. after a brief illness of heart trouble and other complications. His death is sad and untimely as his aged mother has been very ill for a long time and one to whom she looked for support and comfort. We extend sympathy to her and other members of the family in htis hour of bereavement.Funeral services will be held in the North ward Chapel Friday at 2:00 p.m.

Gardner, George E (i 29 Jun 1934)Star Valley Independent

Funeral services for George Gardner, son of Mrs Adell Gardner, who succumbed June 28th to hemorrhage of the lungs, were held Saturday June 30th in the North Ward Chapel with Counselor Ben Hale in charge.
Floral offerings were many and beautiful and were carried by nieces of deceased young man. Musical numbers were: Duet "Shall We Meet Beyond the River," by Nellie Roberts and Gean Harrison. Vocal solo "There's A New Star in Heaven Tonight," by Genevieve Gardner: Duet, "O My Father" Glayds Gardner and Clara Thompson: Vocal Solo "Lay My Head Beneath A Rose," Ernest Turner; Vocal Trio "Going Home" by Verenda R. Gardner, Neva Humphreys and Wanda Clark.
Prayers were by Bp. O. Low and A.Vl Call. Speakers were G.F. Burton, A.E. Kennington, O.P. Peterson and Carl Robinson, all of whom testified to the splendid characteristics possessed by the deceased and to whom he was a devotee of sport entirely fair in every particular. He was cheerful charitable and absolutely unselfish, devoted to his aged mother for whom all the speakers expressed deepest sympathy invoking the blessings of the Lord in her behalf. The speakers said, had he been physically able, athletics would have claimed much of his attention as it was such games as he was able to participate in he enjoyed to the utmost, manifesting a degree of sportsmanship seldom seen in anyone.
He was a faithful ward teacher until his death.
Lines written by Elona G. Hillyard were read by Lettie D. Campbell.
Interment was in the City Cemetery.

Gardner, George E. (2) (2, Jun 1934)Star Valley Independent

George Elwin Gardner was born May 22, 1899 at Afton Wyoming. At the age of six an accident happened to his leg which caused him to be a sufferer the rest of his life. Many operations were performed, but did not prove successful. His disposition was very kind and considerate loving and cheerful. His every act and thought was for his aged mother. He did not know how to complain. He was dearly loved by the family and when God saw fit to call him home, Wednesday June 27 at 6:30 it left a vacancy that can never be filled. He is survived by his mother, Mrs Adell Gardner, his brothers, B.D. Gardner and Wm Gardner, his sisters Mrs Viola Roberts, Mrs Vilate Anderson and Mrs Mildred Roberts.
The relatives coming from outside for funeral were:
Mrs Gean Gardner and daughter Laura from West Jordan, Mrs Ann Egbert from Logan, Miss Lila Gardner, Miss Ruby Richard, Mr Stewart Richard, Mr Stewart Richard, Miss Markie Gardner, Mr Lin Will, Rob and Clint Gardner, and Mr and Mrs Vern Gardner from West Jordan; Mr Ray Humphreys and family from Logan; Mr Nick Hidalgo and family from Cokeville, Dean Humphreys and wife and brother from Etna and Delos Gardner who is attending school at Logan.
Due to an oversight the above article was omitted from our issue of last week.

Gardner, George E. (3) (28 Jun 1934)Star Valley Independent

George Elwin Gardner is the son of Brigham Livingston Gardner and Lucia Adell Gardner