Hendrik Jacob TIMMERMAN

                   Funeral Services for Nellie Antonia Timmerman Heaps--born August 31, 1906, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah. Died December 5, 1972, 4:00 a.m. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, of cancer.  Services held at Stratford Ward, Hyland Stake--CONDUCTING--Bishop Clark Stohl--FAMILY PRAYER--Henry Timmerman(brother)--INVOCATION--Pres. Horace B. Richards(friend)--MUSICAL NUNBERS--Bessie Burton, "When Children Pray"--Bessie Burton, Winnifred Ferre,"Softly and Tenderly"--SPEAKERS--Ada Van Dam--Pres. Dwight Wakefield--BENEDICTION--Pres. Donovan Van Dam-DEDICATION OF THE GRAVE--Bishop C. Kearns Ferre.--PALLBEARERS--Michael Heaps, Kelly Benson, David Ashby, Mitchell Heaps, Dennis Ashby, Rick Nunly.--Laid to rest--December 9, 1972, Time: 1:00 p.m.
                  

                   FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ANTONIA "TONI" TIMMERMAN SUMNER---Tuesday, August,29,1995,11:00 am at Stafford Ward, 2605 South 1500 East, Salt Lake City, Utah. Born 4 Mar 1909, Salt Lake City, Utah, Passed away 26 Aug 1995, Salt Lake City, Utah. CASKETBEARERS---Mitchell L. Heaps, Clarence Osguthorpe, Robert S. Sumner, Reed F. Christensen, Sean Anderson, Craig Nicholson, Bret Nicholson, Mark Hardy. HONORARY CASKETBEARERS---Tom Rumol, Rod Wells, Alex Cobb, Mark Guinasso, William R. Nicholson, Gary Butler. OFFICIATING---BishopE.
   Wayne Ricks, FAMILY PRAYER---Steven B. Waltrous, PRELUDE MUSIC---Darlene Walker, INVOCATION---C. Smith Sumner, OBITUARY---Bishop E. Wayne Ricks, VOCAL DUET---Marsha Benson & Michael Heaps, "His Hands" accompanied by Donna Christensen, SPEAKER---Jean Osguthorpe, PIANO MEDLEY---Lisa Miller, "You Can Make the Pathway Bright", "Because I Have Been Given Much", "Love One Another","More Holiness Give Me". SPEAKER---Leon H. Heaps, REMARKS---Bishop E. Wayne Ricks, VOCAL DUET---Marsha Benson & Michael Heaps, "O Lord Most Holy", accompanied by Donna Christensen, BENEDICTION---William S. Nicholson, POSTLUDE MUSIC---Darlene Walker, DEDICATION OF THE GRAVE---Brent E. Hardy, INTERMENT-- Wasacth Lawn Memorial Park, 1750 East 3300 South.
                  

                   FUNERAL SERVICES FOR HENRY TIMMERMAN, Friday, 23 Feb 1990, 12:00 Noon, at Kenwood Ward, 1765 East 3080 South, Salt Lake City,Utah. Born 6 May 1911, Salt Lake City, Utah, Passed away 19 Feb 1990, Salt Lake City, Utah, PALLBEARERS--  Ben Johnson, Roger Johnson, William R. Nicholson, Craig Nicholson, Daniel Waltrous, Vaughn Waltrous, Mark Hardy, Chris Gale, Scott Nicholson, HONORARY PALLBEARERS---Bret Nicholson, Kevin Osguthorpe. OFFICIATING---Bishop Ronald J. Barton. FAMILY PRAYER---Steven B. Waltrous, PRELUDE & POSTLUDE MUSIC---Ione Palfreyman, VOCAL SOLO---Elizabeth White, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul", accompanied by Ione Palfreyman, INVOCATION---Clarence Osguthorpe, REMARKS---Bishop Ronald J. Barton, LIFE SKETCH---Lori Nicholson, TRIBUTES--- Lynette Hardy, Sandra Waltrous, Jean Osguthorpe, ORGAN MEDLEY---Ione Palfreyman, Henry's Favorite Songs, SPEAKER---President Darson Roper, VOCAL SOLO---Dolores Huff, "How Great Thou Art", accompanied by Ione Palfreyman, BENEDICTION---William S. Nicholson, DEDICATION OF THE GRAVE---Brent Hardy, INTERMENT---Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, 1750 East 3300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah.

      Our tender and affectionate husband, father, grandfather, brother, caring neighbor, loyal friend and good samaritan, Henry Timmerman, age 78, passed away Monday, February 19, 1990 in Salt Lake City, Utah following a short illness. He was born May 6, 1911, in Salt Lake City, Utah to Henry Jacob and Cornelia(Nellie)Martin Timmerman. Married Florence Sylvia Anderson December 18, 1933 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was an honorable and active High Priest of the LDS Church, Kenwood 2nd Ward. He and his wife filled an LDS Mission together in Georgia from 1979-81. He was proud to be an Honorary Deputy of the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Dept. and a Captain in the Mormon Battalion. Henry was a man of many skills and occupations including a proficient machinist, a talented mechanic and was a bonded independent used-car dealer for the last 25 years, still detailing and selling cars one week before his death. He loved the Lord , he loved his family, he loved his animals, he loved the mountains, and he loved life. Survived by his wife, Florence, Salt lake City, three daughters, Mrs. Clarence(Jean) Osguthorpe, Delta, Utah: Mrs. Steven (Sandra)Waltrous, Springville, Utah and Mrs. Brent(Lynette) Hardy, West Jordan, Utah: a son-in law, William S. Nicholson, Sandy, Utah; 20 grandchildren; 5 great grandchildren; three sisters, Antonia Sumner, Salt Lake city, Edith Rumolo, Burlingame, CA and Ruth Hunt, West Valley city, Utah and his loyal dog Jason. Preceded in death by an infant son, Richard Henry and a daughter , Mrs. William(Cheryl)Nicholson and a sister, Nellie Antonia Timmerman Heaps. Funeral Services will be Friday, February 23rd 12 noon at the Kenwood 2nd Ward, 1765 East 3080 south. Friends may call Thursday, from 6-8 pm, at the Holbrook Funeral Chapel, 1351 South 2300 East and at the ward on Friday for one hour prior to the services. Interment: Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral Directors: the Holbrook Funeral Chapel.

Birth: Birth Cert; 1941; Utah State Dept. of Health File No. 1180; in poss.
of Sandra Watrous, Spingville, Utah (1994).
Marriage: Personal knowledge of Florence Anderson Timmerman as told to Sandra  Watrous, daughter.
Death-Burial: Personal knowledge of Sandra Watrous. Death occurred at St.
Marks Hospital. Burial place was Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park.
Ordinaces: B, E, (Salt Lake Temple End. p.240 #5623; FHL film 184,074); researched by Jean Osguthorpe, daughter. SS-Personal knowledge of Florence Anderson Timmerman as told to Sandra Watrous.
Occupation: mechanic, salesman.
Residences: Lived on Beverly Street in Salt Lake City as a child. Lived most of married life at 3051 Melbourne St.(1855 E. 3060 S.)