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William G. "Bill" Burton

Salt Lake City, Utah

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William G. "Bill" Burton 1915 ~ 2007 William Gibby Burton, "Grandpa Bill" to his 100 descendants, slipped peacefully through the veil early Thursday, Dec. 27, 2007, at the home of Grant and Pattee Burton where he was lovingly cared for the last three months. He was 92. Born May 24,...

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I always enjoyed bringing Bill's meal on wheels once a week so we could chat. He was a wonderful man!

We are so grateful for our association with Brother Burton. We've been in his ward for about 11 years. We will always remember his giant smile and positive attitude. He would greet us warmly whenever we met. He left a great legacy and the funeral was a wonderful tribute to his life. What a lucky family you are. We pray the Lord will continue to bless you and that you will find comfort in the wonderful memories you have of him.

To the Burton Family:
How fortunate you are to have such a fine father and brother. We so appreciate his loyal friendship and craftsmanship as we worked together in our family business. We are reminded every day of his carpentry skills as we benefit from them in our home he built 30 years ago. He was always so friendly and pleasant to be around. We have continued to enjoy his friendship often at the temple. We offer our sympathy and gratitude for his righteous life. Unfortunately we...

Dear Elaine,
I am very sorry to hear of your dad's death. He was a very kind man and a super neighbor of 41 years. I think of your family often.

A great legacy.

Dear Janet & Family,
Your Dad & Mom were a wonderful example of the church even to someone who was not a member at the time. They never treated me differently. I remember him passing by my Moms house to go to church and when I was visiting here from Ca. I'd stop and talk to him. We now live here in So. Jordan, and when my husband and I go to Ivins to visit Kathie & her husband I think of you as we pass Cedar City knowing you are there somewhere close. Some of us girls from South High...

Miss you Grandpa! I'll see you and Grandma in the next life. Thanks for your love and the wonderful memories.

Howard, sorry to here of the past of your Father . I lost mine in 1992. I no how it is tolose some so important as you Dad was to you I remember when you Broke your Leg and I had visit with you and your Dad wa there with you. Best wishes for you and your Family at his passing Barbara Asay- Kryger

I will always remember the bike rides and the trips to Liberty Park.
Much Love Grandpa....
Emilie