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Glenn Reed Isom
Washington
Glenn Reed Isom of St.George UT age 70 passed away unexpectedly Sunday February 23, 2014. He was born April 7, 1943 in Murry UT to Herbert and Marie Rigtrup Isom.
Reed was a cowboy at heart, raised in Hurricane UT where he graduated from Hurricane High School. Dad married Noreen Spencer and lived most of his life in St.George UT providing for his 3 kids driving truck and teaching us the value of hard word and determination. Dad and Mom later divorced yet remained friends supporting us together.
Dad loved muscle cars and any possible chance to attend a grandchild's activity. He was so supportive, fun, dedicated, loving, kind, compassionate and authentic in every way. Dad was a member of the SUP, Sons of the Utah Pioneers. As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints Dad served faithfully as a temple worker along side his brother Garth and oh how proud he was of this. Being able to share his fun outgoing personality as people showed up to attend the temple here in St.George. Many of you remember Dad in his big red chair cheering for his grandkids at all of their sporting events. We will never forget his enthusiasm for supporting any and all that we had going on. He was so proud of us in every way. Dad really enjoyed his time with his sibling's, as they would get together often.
Dad was survived by his 3 kids, Brent Isom, Anne (Chad) Gates and Michael (Wendy)Isom of Santa Clara, UT. Brothers Garth (Janice), Larry (Pat) and Dale Isom. His two sisters Jane Raburn, Nina (Hylan) Kirkland, and Doris Isom. Including 8 grandkids Tori (Alex) Hafen (one great grand daughter, Kambree on the way), Mitzi Gates(currently serving an LDS mission in Nashville TN), Macey Gates(currently serving an LDS mission in Riverside, CA), Kennedy Isom, Sadie Gates, Kaleb Gates, Kadin Isom, Ryker Gates. Dad is proceeded in death by his parents Herbert and Marie Isom, siblings Jon, LuciAnne, Emeron, Bruce Isom, Wilma (Wayne) Beal, and grandchild Kameron Chad Gates.
Funeral Services will be held Thursday, February 27, 2014 in the Santa Clara 1st ward chapel at 1:00 p.m. A viewing will be held prior from 11:30-12:45. Interment will be in the Hurricane City Cemetery. Condolences may be left online at www.Heidemanhughesmortuary.com.
Services are under the care of Heideman Hughes Mortuary. (435)-674-5000.
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We are so sorry for the loss of your father, who was my cousin. God bless and sustain you during this difficult time. We remember him and Noreen, when they stayed at our home in Salt lake City. Also I remember the summer that Reed and Dale sent on the farm in Gooding, bucking hay and hanging out with Glen and Blaine. It was always so much fun to travel to Hurricane to visit with the Isom cousins. We cherish these memories, but do not begrudge Reed's "graduation" at this time. Glorious things are ahead!
Love to the family,
Cousin Beth Thurber Draper and Riley and family
February 27, 2014
Michael, Meredith and I are so sorry for your loss. I didn't know your father but reading this Guest Book gave me a glimpse into what a wonderful father he must have been. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
John Vieceli
February 26, 2014
Ann and Chad: You are both special to me. I am so sorry to read about the loss of your dad.
Your old type teacher
Janet Webb
February 25, 2014
I grew up with Reed in Hurricane. Went to school with him and we were both in the south ward. He was such a great kind fellow. I just saw him at the temple tow weeks ago. I could tell that he loved that calling. It has been a pleasure knowing Reed and the whole Isom family. Our families go way back. I would see him around at funerals and always at Peach Days in Hurricane. He always had a big tall hug for me. May you all feel our Saviors love as you pass through this tough time.
Paula Hirschi Arriola
February 25, 2014
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. may you have peace and comfort in knowing Reed is in a better place. May you all cherish the good memories of his life.
David & Tana Segler
February 25, 2014
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