OBITUARY: Beth Pewtress Moody; Deseret, Millard co., Utah
surname: Moody, Pewtress, Beckwith, Bishop, Shortt, Cahoo, Maero

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The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday 30 Jun 2003: 

Beth P. Moody
Gifted Mother and Grandmother

     DESERET - Beth Pewtress Moody, 81, passed away June 28, 2003 in Delta. 

     Born March 12, 1922 in Fillmore to Harley Albert and Isabell Beckwith
Pewtress. 

     Married George Keith Moody Sept 10, 1938, Fillmore. He died Nov 25, 2000. 

     Lifelong Millard County resident. Worked with husband farming.
Contract mail route driver many years. Employed in several Delta businesses.
Retired from D. Stevens 1984. Made beautiful handwork items including over
100 quilts. Enjoyed her children very much. 

     Survived by children,
Larry (Suzy) Moody, Delta, Venice (Ken) Bishop, Delta, Dennis (Joyce) Moody,
Delta, Kathy (Kelvin) Shortt, Cedar City; brother, Vance Pewtress, Ogden;
21 grandchildren; 52 great-grandchildren; and one great great-grandson.

     Preceded in death by sisters, May Cahoon, Ruth Maero; and brother,
George Pewtress. 

     Graveside services Mon. June 30, 2003, 11 a.m. Deseret
Cemetery. Directors, Nickle Mortuary. Friends call at Deseret-Oasis Church
Mon. 9:30-10:40 a.m. 

     Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on 6/30/2003.