Bingham County ID Archives Obituaries.....Hayes, Clara Maretta June 25, 1982
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The Aberdeen Times, June 30, 1982
Clara Maretta Hayes, 82, died Friday, June 25, 1982, at the Hillcrest Haven 
Convalescent Center in Pocatello (Idaho).  She was born October 24, 1899, in 
Provo, Utah, to James Barton and Emeline Cole Stratton.  She married Ralph 
Phipps Hayes on April 24, 1917.  He died July 23, 1918.  After his death, she 
moved with her small son to a farm in Aberdeen (Idaho) where she made her home 
with her brother, LeRoy Stratton.  After her brother's death in 1959, she 
moved from the farm to live near her son in Aberdeen.  She lived in Aberdeen 
until she moved to the Hillcrest Haven Center.  She was an active member of 
the LDS Church and served as a visiting teacher the many years she lived in 
Aberdeen.  She was a charter member of the Aberdeen Post 59, American Legion 
Auxiliary.  She enjoyed braiding rugs, fishing, sports, and dancing.
She is survived by her son, Ralph M. Hayes, Aberdeen; a niece, Beth Hatt of 
Pocatello whom she raised as a daughter; five grandchildren; and 16 great 
grandchildren.  She was preceded in death by her husband, three brothers, and 
two sisters.  Funeral services were to be held Tuesday, June 29 at 1 p.m. in 
the Aberdeen LDS Second Ward with Bishop Morgan Anderson officiating.  Burial 
was in Aberdeen Cemetery under the direction of Davis Mortuary.  The order of 
services were as follows:  prelude and postlude music was played by Sheila 
Lowder.  The family prayer was given by LeRoy Hayes.  The opening prayer was 
given by Ralph W. Hayes.  Remarks were by Bishop Morgan Anderson, and the life 
sketch was given by Verna Gay Mardson.  Vernon Lloyd sang "Going Home."  The 
speaker was Bishop Wayne Kendell and Don Adams sang "How Great Thou Art."  The 
benediction was given by Steven Hayes.  The dedicatory prayer was given by 
Leland Sorensen.  Casket bearers were Ralph, LeRoy, and Steven Hayes, Leland 
Sorensen, David Phillips, and Harry Dunn.  Honorary casket bearers were Don 
Hatt, Shelby Neville, Roland Duffin, Marion Gull, Fairald Harris, Cecil 
Savage, Vern Phillips, Ferrell Westover, and Clarence Poulson.  Ushers were 
the High Priests.  The flowers were cared for by the Second Ward Relief 
Society.

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