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Ann Naylor Obituary
1941 ~ 2022
Cottonwood Heights, UT-Ann Paulsen Naylor passed away on October 17, 2022 in Citrus Heights, Utah. She was born December 31, 1941, in Ephraim, Utah to Leon and Dessa Paulsen.
She went to Snow College and had a very successful career as a Loan Processor for over 40 years. She lived in West Valley City, Utah in her home for over 50 years. She loved to plant flowers and garden in her yard. She would go on long daily walks around the neighborhood and at the mall. Her passion was reading. She loved books and her life was enriched by the books shelves that surrounded her, and the endless discussions with family and friends about her favorite titles. Frequent small trips gave her the opportunity to sit by the pool and read her next favorite book.
She is survived by: her sister Sandra Breinholt (Joseph), brother Noel Paulsen (Lisa), three sons Bill Naylor, Ron (Anna) Naylor and Kevin Naylor, and two grandchildren Britanie Hale (Curtis) and Nicholas Naylor, and a very dear friend Larry Hammond. Those proceeding her in death are her parents and sister Eleanor.
A special thanks to Truewood Memory Care Center, Kurtis their PA and Lynzi our hospice nurse from AFI for their compassion and exceptional care.
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Richard Skola
January 2, 2024
I just learned of Ann's passing. My sympathy to her family, and her friends. I had not seen her in many years. I will always remember her as my friend.
Val
October 31, 2022
I miss you and our visits Aunt Ann.
Linda Smith Simmons
October 29, 2022
I was so sorry to hear Ann had passed away, she was a great person and one of my closest friends as we were growing up in Hunter. I am so sorry I had lost track of her over the years
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