Alice Louise Schenck

TOGETHER AGAIN & FOREVER

Alice Louise Brown Schenck

Roy, April 12, 2002 Alice succumbed to the ravages of a broken heart when she left her earthly remains to return to the side of her beloved husband of 60 years, "Harvey" who went home to our heavenly father only one month ago
Alice was joyfully welcomed into this world on Nov 22, 1916 to Augustus Mark and Zalia Louise Virgin Brown in Rexburg, Idaho. She was the third of eight children, 7 brothers and Alice
Alice was married to Harold Lavoir Staker on the 11 of July 1936 They had a son Bobby who was still born and a Daughter Darlene who was born shortly after Harold was killed in an industrial accident on Jan 12, 1940
About a year later Alice and her infant Daughter Darlene started courting Joseph "Harvey" Schenck. On April 10, 1942 Harvey and Alice were married in the Salt lake City LDS Temple Harvey raised Darlene as one of his own, They added another Daughter Zalia 2 years later and another Daughter RaNae 4 years after that to complete their Family, Which they Raised in Roy, where they worked a fruit orchard together for many years.
Alice spent many years in the service of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Roy North Park Ward as Primary President and Relief Society President, MIA President, Captain of the Lakeview camp and the Publicity chairman for the Weber County West Company of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Alice Worked as a Bookkeeper for the Bonneville High School Book Store and also as a Secretary for the Weber Teachers Credit Union until her retirement in 1976
Alice is Preceded in Death by her Parents Augustus Mark(pops) and Zalia Louise Virgin Brown, 4 Brothers Harlo, Leland, Harlon and Ivan, Her First Child Bobby and her first Husband Harold Staker, her beloved middle Daughter Zalia and a beloved son-in-law Jesse E Bradley and Last but certainly by no means least the love of her life Joseph "Harvey" Schenck
Alice is Survived by 2 Daughters Darlene S Bradley(Clinton) and RaNae and Russel Tibbits (Eau Claire, Wi) 3 brothers Amos and Ethel Brown, Norman Brown and Marvin Brown all of Roy and 2 very special extended family members and their family's Dorit and Calvin Dittmore and Donna and Dave Altop both of Roy
Also surviving are her Grandchildren Zane Hebdon(Green River, Ut), Brenda Nichols and her 3 children and the first Great Great Grandson, (American falls Idaho), Tony and Vicki Hebdon and 2 sons (Colorado Springs, Colorado), Troy and Margie Bradley(Clinton, Ut), Tracy and Kristine Bradley and 2 1/2 kids (Clinton, Ut), Jodi and Will Kay and 3 children (Hooper, Ut), Joseph "little joe" and Allison Tibbits and 1 son (Milwaukee, Wis), Kim and Neil McGraw and 8 Children (American Falls, Idaho), Keith and Kris Tibbits and 2 children (Eau Claire, Wis), Russel Tibbits jr. and 2 children (Eau Claire, Wis),Pat and Renee Tibbits and 3 children (Eau Claire, Wis)
The Family would like to acknowledge the tremendous burden that was shouldered by Alice and Harvey's "fourth Daughter" Jodi Kay and her husband Will Thank you we could not have weathered this storm without you.
The Family would also like to acknowledge the Dedication and Compassion of the IHC Hospice team of Janet(Social Worker),Marty(Nurse),and all of the staff of Wasatch Care Center that helped with this difficult time
Thank you
VisitationMyers Mortuary - Roy
5865 South 1900 West
Roy, UT 84067
April 17, 2002
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
ServiceMyers Mortuary of Roy
5865 South 1900 West
Roy, UT 84067
April 18, 2002
2:00 PM
CemeteryOgden City Cemetery
20th and Madison
Ogden, UT 84404
April 18, 2002
3:30 PM