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William Woolley Obituary
William Grant Woolley, passed away on Thursday, March 12, 2020. Grant was born to Sarah Mariah Brown and Ranald Mills Woolley on August 1, 1925, in Magna, Utah. He was the seventh of eight children.
Grant married his eternal companion and friend Clarice May Layton on July 13, 1949, in the Logan LDS Temple. Together they raised three daughters and three sons: Carol Anne (Glenn -deceased) Martin, Kathie Darlene -deceased (Ray) Caldwell, Richard Chad (Doris) Woolley, Desmond Grant Woolley -deceased, Dan Marshall (Undrea) Woolley, and Renee (Bruce) Webb.
Grant and Clarice's family consisted of 6 Children, 26 Grandchildren and 60 Great Grandchildren.
Dad, you have fought the good fight, you have finished the race, you have kept your faith…and you will be sorely missed.
Private family burial. Memorial to be held in the future.
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Vicki Mills
June 20, 2023
Wes such an honor and know this man. I worked foe him at Smiths Food and Drug. It was some of the best times of my life. On Christmas Eve, we would get off a half day and then have a luncheon. Afterwards several of us didn't have kiddos at the time and we would stay after. I would make a champagne punch. We always thought no one knew until Grant came over to me one Christmas Eve and asked where it was. He had always known and even though he never partaked of the punch he laughed and laughed when he realized I never knew he knew. He was a wonderful and compassionate man.
Vicki Mills (Eberle)
Bill Stay
March 18, 2020
Gear Woolley family,
I wish to give to you my condolences for your loss. My wife and myself were good friends an neighbors of your parents in Kearns My wife Norma, was very close to your mother they served in the Relief Society together. Our children were close to many of you. Norma passed away 7 years ago. I will always cherish the friendship we had. May the Holy Spirit comfort all of you.
Bill Stay
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