Carol Holley Storey passed away peacefully at her home on Christmas Day, December 25, 2014 of melanoma cancer.
She was born January 15 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lewis Edmund Holley and Sophrona Frandsen. She spent the first 16 years of her life in Idaho where her father had a dairy farm near Shoshone, Idaho. They moved to Layton, Utah where she was graduated from Davis High School in 1965.
After attending Weber University for two quarters, she served an LDS mission to London, England. Returning from her mission, she then went to school at Utah State University where she met her husband to be, Edward Storey. They were married June 7, 1971 in the Salt Lake City Temple. Their first job was with the U.S. Forest Service near Portland, Oregon. Shortly thereafter, they obtained a job with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. In that employ, they first lived in Salt Lake, spent two years at Moab, Utah, returned to Salt Lake for almost four years and then took an assignment in Richfield, Utah but lived in Monroe, Utah where they resided for the next 36 years. This past June they moved to Clinton, Utah to be closer to their family and particularly their grandchildren.
The couple served an LDS Church Service Mission for several years and then a mission to Nauvoo, Illinois where they served as site missionaries.
Carol’s life was centered around her family and she enjoyed working outdoors in the garden and around her home. She served a lifetime of selfless devotion to her family, friends, neighbors and ward members.
Carol Storey is survived by her husband, Edward Storey, and her children, Teresa (Troy) Berg, Deborah (Joshua) Grant, Marcelle (Harold) Stewart and Camille (Scott) Brown and 14 grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, Evan (Annette) Holley and Ralph (Jaynie) Holley as well as two sisters, Sharen Moss and Barbara (Roger) Larsen.
Interment Clinton City Cemetery.
She was born January 15 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lewis Edmund Holley and Sophrona Frandsen. She spent the first 16 years of her life in Idaho where her father had a dairy farm near Shoshone, Idaho. They moved to Layton, Utah where she was graduated from Davis High School in 1965.
After attending Weber University for two quarters, she served an LDS mission to London, England. Returning from her mission, she then went to school at Utah State University where she met her husband to be, Edward Storey. They were married June 7, 1971 in the Salt Lake City Temple. Their first job was with the U.S. Forest Service near Portland, Oregon. Shortly thereafter, they obtained a job with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. In that employ, they first lived in Salt Lake, spent two years at Moab, Utah, returned to Salt Lake for almost four years and then took an assignment in Richfield, Utah but lived in Monroe, Utah where they resided for the next 36 years. This past June they moved to Clinton, Utah to be closer to their family and particularly their grandchildren.
The couple served an LDS Church Service Mission for several years and then a mission to Nauvoo, Illinois where they served as site missionaries.
Carol’s life was centered around her family and she enjoyed working outdoors in the garden and around her home. She served a lifetime of selfless devotion to her family, friends, neighbors and ward members.
Carol Storey is survived by her husband, Edward Storey, and her children, Teresa (Troy) Berg, Deborah (Joshua) Grant, Marcelle (Harold) Stewart and Camille (Scott) Brown and 14 grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, Evan (Annette) Holley and Ralph (Jaynie) Holley as well as two sisters, Sharen Moss and Barbara (Roger) Larsen.
Interment Clinton City Cemetery.
Carol Holley Storey passed away peacefully at her home on Christmas Day, December 25, 2014 of melanoma cancer.
She was born January 15 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lewis Edmund Holley and Sophrona Frandsen. She spent the first 16 years of her life in Idaho where her father had a dairy farm near Shoshone, Idaho. They moved to Layton, Utah where she was graduated from Davis High School in 1965.
After attending Weber University for two quarters, she served an LDS mission to London, England. Returning from her mission, she then went to school at Utah State University where she met her husband to be, Edward Storey. They were married June 7, 1971 in the Salt Lake City Temple. Their first job was with the U.S. Forest Service near Portland, Oregon. Shortly thereafter, they obtained a job with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. In that employ, they first lived in Salt Lake, spent two years at Moab, Utah, returned to Salt Lake for almost four years and then took an assignment in Richfield, Utah but lived in Monroe, Utah where they resided for the next 36 years. This past June they moved to Clinton, Utah to be closer to their family and particularly their grandchildren.
The couple served an LDS Church Service Mission for several years and then a mission to Nauvoo, Illinois where they served as site missionaries.
Carol’s life was centered around her family and she enjoyed working outdoors in the garden and around her home. She served a lifetime of selfless devotion to her family, friends, neighbors and ward members.
Carol Storey is survived by her husband, Edward Storey, and her children, Teresa (Troy) Berg, Deborah (Joshua) Grant, Marcelle (Harold) Stewart and Camille (Scott) Brown and 14 grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, Evan (Annette) Holley and Ralph (Jaynie) Holley as well as two sisters, Sharen Moss and Barbara (Roger) Larsen.
Interment Clinton City Cemetery.
She was born January 15 1947 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lewis Edmund Holley and Sophrona Frandsen. She spent the first 16 years of her life in Idaho where her father had a dairy farm near Shoshone, Idaho. They moved to Layton, Utah where she was graduated from Davis High School in 1965.
After attending Weber University for two quarters, she served an LDS mission to London, England. Returning from her mission, she then went to school at Utah State University where she met her husband to be, Edward Storey. They were married June 7, 1971 in the Salt Lake City Temple. Their first job was with the U.S. Forest Service near Portland, Oregon. Shortly thereafter, they obtained a job with the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. In that employ, they first lived in Salt Lake, spent two years at Moab, Utah, returned to Salt Lake for almost four years and then took an assignment in Richfield, Utah but lived in Monroe, Utah where they resided for the next 36 years. This past June they moved to Clinton, Utah to be closer to their family and particularly their grandchildren.
The couple served an LDS Church Service Mission for several years and then a mission to Nauvoo, Illinois where they served as site missionaries.
Carol’s life was centered around her family and she enjoyed working outdoors in the garden and around her home. She served a lifetime of selfless devotion to her family, friends, neighbors and ward members.
Carol Storey is survived by her husband, Edward Storey, and her children, Teresa (Troy) Berg, Deborah (Joshua) Grant, Marcelle (Harold) Stewart and Camille (Scott) Brown and 14 grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, Evan (Annette) Holley and Ralph (Jaynie) Holley as well as two sisters, Sharen Moss and Barbara (Roger) Larsen.
Interment Clinton City Cemetery.
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