Salt Lake City, Utah
Lucybeth Cardon Rampton 1914 ~ 2004 Let there be trees there, Lord... -- Margaret Rampton Munk Lucy Elizabeth Cardon Rampton passed away quietly on January 23, 2004 at HCA St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City, after sudden heart failure. Her death ends a long and devoted career as scholar,...
Read MoreSo sorry to hear of Lucybeth's passing. I have wonderful memories of her and feel privileged to have had her as a family member. Though geographically distant for many years, she has always been a bright light and a great example to me.
Dinny Sloan Lewis
February 03, 2004 | White Plains, NY
How fortunate I am to have been a close friend of Meg and to have known her remarkable mother Lucybeth. I cherish my memories of proudly sitting next to the two of them--probably the best two students at the U in the early 1960s--in the front row of English classes in Orson Spencer Hall. Both endured intense suffering with grace and love. I will always remember their great minds and their great hearts.
Karen Rosenbaum
January 31, 2004 | Kensington, CA
My sincerest sympathy. Lucybeth is a great loss to all.
Iolanda Rinetti Brennan (Mrs. Andrew John Brennan)
January 27, 2004
Lucybeth Cardon Rampton was a long time member of The Mental Health Association in Utah. She advocated for people living with depression and other mental illnesses. Her memory will long be with us as well as her dedication to a just and humane society. Mack D. Gift Ph.D.
Executive Director.
Mack Gift
January 27, 2004 | Salt Lake City, UT
To a grand lady who was so deserving of the Eleanor Roosevelt award. My thoughts and prayers are with the Rampton family.
ShaRon Williams
January 27, 2004 | Riverdale/Morgan, UT
My thoughts and prayers are with the Rampton family. I feel certain that there are trees in heaven and that this dear sweet lady will be happy there watching over her family left here on earth. I know that my mother, Jennie Messinger, would like me to express our condolences.
Peggy Fernandez
January 26, 2004 | El Dorado Hills, CA
Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Sincerely,
the Norm Loosli family
Dixie Loosli
January 26, 2004 | Holladay, UT
I am so happy to have known Lucybeth Rampton. She was a wonderful, gracious lady who was so kind, understanding and loving of other people. I feel privileged to have received a mental health writing award named in honor of Mrs. Rampton. She had great understanding and compassion for people with all kinds of disabilities. My sincere condolences and best wishes to Gov. Rampton and their family. May the Lord bless and comfort them.
Elder Douglas D. and Sister Joan B. Palmer,...
Douglas Palmer
January 26, 2004 | Silver City, NM
As friend of Tony's I heard much about Lucybeth and wish I could have known her personally. The world needs more women like her. My condolences to the family.
Ruth Arrington
January 25, 2004 | Huntington, UT
