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Show Newspaper.§- The Daily Spectrum (Saint George. Utah) . Sun, Nov 10, 1996' Page 5 Downloaded on Nov 7. 2018 https Jlwww.newspapers.comlimage/285989091 She completed a year of post doctorFuneral services will be held Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1996. 2 p.m.• at the Spilsbury & al work in psychology and was licensed Beard Mortuary Chapel, 110 South Bluff in counseling. She woriled as a volunteer that The Street. Friends may call at the Mortuary Monday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. and Gathering Place, a treatment center for again on Tuesday. one hour prior to the . drug and alcohol addiction. She worked service. Cremation will follow by the w~h difficu~ clients, including motorcycle Spilsbury & Beard Mortuary. 673-2454. gang members and dysfunctional young, single mothers. She also maintained a private practice. She served on the Board of Psychological Associations. and on advisory boards lor the National Association for Childhood Education and the National Education Association. In 1992, she was recognized as one of President Bush's Points of Light. She was also given recognition by the governor for her volunteer service. It was a special joy to Lillian to aid several young people financially In fur- PROVO, Utah - lillian Anderson Christensen Sm~h died on Nov. 6, 1996 after a lingering illness. She was born in Parowan, Utah on Sept. 24, 1912 to Albert and Deslie Anderson. Her education began in Washington County schools. She graduated Irom BAC in Cedar City. She was Postmistress in Springdale, following her marriage to Herbert K. Christensen in 1931 . who died Jan. 21 . 1950. Ullian laught elementary grades in Hurricane and Provo and Brigham Young University after obtaining her masters degree from there. She also received a doctorale in psychology at the Western Reserve. On Jan. 29. 1963. she married Willard G. Smrth. They moved to Salt lake City. and she taught at the University 01 Utah until retirement, at which time they moved to Provo. Copyright © 2018 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved. BIRD CAGES ON thering their education. She had an appreciation of the outdoors, the fine arts, and prodUCed superior handmade articles. She was an avid hiker, reader and traveler. Lillian is survived by her husband: Willard G. Smith, Provo; her son: Eldon Herbert (AntoineHe) Christensen; stepson: Heber Smith: stepdaughters: Annette (Gary) Hill: and Carol Ann Ctiristensen: sisters: Ramona Chambertain; Fae Picklesimer; Harriet (Lavoid) Leavitt; and a brother: George Lowe (DeloriS) Anderson, and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her hUSband: Herbert Christensen; and a son: Albert Leon Christensen. Visitation for family and friends will be at Berg Mortuary. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1996 at 6 p.m. Servioes 81 Berg Mortuary, 185 E. Center, Provo. 10 a.m. FLORAL: Bushes, Stems, Garla CRAFTS: Turkeys: Feather -.- News papers'" , |
