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Ruth Antonette Lund Krainock

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Ruth Antonette Lund Krainock August 11, 1932 - October 29, 2005 "I had a good life..." born to Anthon H. Lund and Aurelia Milburn, baby sister to Howard, Kenneth, Beverly (Murphy), and Joy (Martin). I grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, attending Uintah, Roosevelt and East High. A member of the Tri Delta Sorority, I graduated from the University of Utah and received a Masters Degree in Speech Pathology from Denver University June 11, 1954. I met my husband Calvin Laverne Krainock (Chuck) October 1954. Married April 30, 1955 in Las Altos, California, and later as active members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, sealed for time and eternity Dec 14, 1959, in the Salt Lake Temple. Our marriage was blessed by eight children; Linda Jo (Meier), Joyce Lynn (Dalley-Walkey), Bruce Alan, Aurelia Christine (Luders), Holly Jaye (McAllister), Calleen Antoinette (Morris), Jon Lund, and James Andrew. We also welcomed 33 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren (with two more on the way) into our family garden. My family is my greatest joy. I enjoyed genealogy, my friends, and living life. Preceded in death by my husband, Chuck, May 7, 1994 to whom my heart still solely belongs, my mother and father, my brothers and sister Beverly and my precious granddaughter Jessica Rae Morris. I live on through the lives and memories of my loving family. I am eternally grateful to my daughter Joyce who cared for me during the hardest moments of my fight with breast cancer. I love you for it Joyce. I am also grateful to Dr. Christopher Kellogg & Associates, Dr. Gary Smith, Banner Mesa and Banner Baywood Hospitals and all their support in my fight. In lieu of flowers, please make a contribution in my name to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation so that a cure may one day be found. Viewings will be held Friday, November 4, 7-9pm at Meldrum Mortuary, 52 North Macdonald Street, Mesa AZ 85201, and Saturday, November 5, 9-10am prior to funeral services at 10:30am at the Baywood Ward Chapel, 1007 South 72nd Street Mesa, AZ 85208. Interment will follow at the Mesa City Cemetery, 1212 North Center Street.

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Published by The Arizona Republic on Nov. 3, 2005.

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Cindy Reed

November 10, 2005

Joyce, Chris, Holly, Callie, Jon,

and James,



The last time I saw your Mother was in the beautiful Northwoods of Wisconsin and I enjoyed our visit very much. I will always admire her and all of you. Wish we could see each other again sometime. Please contact me at [email protected]. I would love to stay in contact. Please know that I will be praying for your family at this difficult time in your lives.



Love,

Your cousin

Cindy

Michelle Putnam

November 7, 2005

To Jamie (James) & the entire Krainock family,

I wish to extend my deepest condolences for your loss. I have known your family since Jamie & I were in Elementary School together - (we lived on the same street for many years as well). I remember Mrs. Krainock showing us how to feed the chickens & check for eggs. I also recall once, she kind of (nicely) 'scolded' me for "playing" her harp (sorry, Mrs. Krainock, I should've asked).



She seemed a very caring mother & I'm sure she will be greatly missed by all.



With great sympathy,

Michelle Putnam & family

Jennie Morris

November 4, 2005

I love you grandma Krainock and I also wish that you would be with us again.I am glad that you are with my big sister Jessica. I will miss you. I love you



Love Jennie Morris age 5

Jan Skousen

November 3, 2005

How we loved Toni, she is one of our favorite people next to our dear friend, her sweet angel sister, Bev. We will miss her, and wish her sweet dear family all the love their hearts can hold during this difficult time. Love Jan and jeff Skousen

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