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1951
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2013
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Virginia Covington Obituary
Ivins
Virginia Ruth Adams Covington born December 7, 1951 in Provo Utah to Morris J Adams and Ruth R. Hope Adams returned to her loving Heavenly Father May 31, 2013 after a valiant fight with ALS.
Virginia is survived by her loving husband, Jerry D. Covington, Father, Morris J. Adams, Stepmom Carolyn R. Adams, siblings; Maxcine (Kevin) Jensen, Morris Lindsay (Laura) Adams, Louise (Brad) Bruursema, and Elizabeth Forman; Six step siblings, Teresa (Kevin) Rawle, Lauren McNeely, Duane Mc Neely, Brent McNeely, Randy (Kimberly) McNeely, Andra (Stephen) Harvey. She was preceded in death by her Mother, Ruth Adams.
Virginia and Jerry were sealed in the Provo Temple April 18, 1975.
Virginia will be sorely missed by her extended family which includes 20 nephews and 25 nieces, 33 great nephews and 21 great nieces.
Virginia lived her life with the image of her Savior in her countenance. She has served her beloved husband of 38 years, her family and the church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints with true charity from her earliest days upon this earth.
Her many callings in the church included: The Best Girls Camp Director ever, Cub Scout Leader, Relief Society & Primary music director, and counselor in the Primary Presidency.
Services will be held Friday June 7, 2013 at the Ivins 2nd Ward 15 North Main Street Ivins, UT.
Visitation at 9:30 Am Services at 11 Am.
Donations may be made at Mountain America Credit Union to help defray funeral costs. Account #9627711
Services provided by Pine View Mortuary.
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