In Memory of Charles Nelson
Charles Nelson lived to the age of 98 ½. In his years, he served in WWII, raised seven children and bought Moab’s Egg Ranch with his wife, Lucy.
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Charles Nelson lived to the age of 98 ½. In his years, he served in WWII, raised seven children and bought Moab’s Egg Ranch with his wife, Lucy.
The body of a Texas man who went missing during heavy rainfall and flash flooding last summer near Moab has been located, authorities confirmed. Ray Ankofski, 58, disappeared on June 21, 2024, while…
Mary Hanley Black, beloved Moab resident, passed away peacefully at 86. A devoted family woman and community servant, she leaves a lasting legacy.
Please join us in welcoming Romeo Gregorio Goldtooth, born on March 16, 2025, at Moab Regional Hospital
Dorothy Jean Stocks-Gough, nearly 81, passed away suddenly on March 22, 2025. A lifelong resident of Moab, Dorothy dedicated much of her life to serving her community as the Grand County Assessor. However, her greatest passion was always her family.
John “Johnny” Patterson, 65, passed away March 4, 2025, in Grand Junction after an extended battle with cancer. A Moab native and skilled heavy equipment operator, he is remembered by a wide circle of family and friends. Services will be held April 7 at Spanish Valley Mortuary.
Sofia Guadalupe Dominguez was born on March 12, 2025, at 1:14 p.m. to proud parents Miguel and Reyes Guadalupe Dominguez at Moab Regional Hospital.
Wendy’s legacy lives on in the towers she climbed, the canyons she explored, and the family she loved fiercely. A celebration of life is planned for summer 2025.
Rory Paul Tyler was born on December 27, 1950, in Tichigan Lake, Wisconsin. He passed away peacefully on March 7, 2025, at his home in Castleton, Utah.
“For over 25 years, Chief Marcum has demonstrated unwavering commitment and dedication, making a positive impact on the lives of countless citizens,” commented MVFD Chief TJ Brewer. “He has earned our deepest respect and admiration.”