Edwin Hezekiah Smart, almost 46, Provo, Utah. Baptized 1887; Samoan mission 1897-1900; married in Salt Lake Temple 1902. Studied at BYU, Berkeley, Cornell. BYU professor, dept. of agriculture .Died of influenza 21 May 1920. Survived by wife, 5 children.
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Who we lost: Milo Evert Curtis, 18, Garfield, Utah; laborer at salt works. Baptized 1908. Died of pneumonia caused by influenza 23 Oct 1918; buried at Aurora, Utah. Survived by mother and two brothers.
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Rural King Dorrity, 28, Beaver, Utah; laborer. Baptized 1912. Died of influenza and pneumonia 23 Oct 1918; buried at Minersville, Utah. Survived by mother and nine siblings.
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Douglas Earl, 33, Salt Lake City; laboring man. Baptized 1893. Died of pneumonia following influenza 23 Oct 1918, St. Mark’s Hospital; buried at City Cemetery. Survived by wife Susan and daughter.
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Gerda Hartmann Forsgren, 21, Brigham City, Utah. Native of Denmark. Baptized 1905; married in Salt Lake Temple 1917. Died of “respiratory paralysis” due to influenza, 23 Oct 1918 days after her husband died of influenza in France. Son born 22 Oct survived.
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Myron Lorenzo Hacking, 21, Vernal, Utah. Baptized 1906; married in Salt Lake Temple 1916. Died of influenza 23 Oct 1918 in a Salt Lake hospital on his way back from taking a cattle herd to Omaha. Survived by wife and son; another son was born in Apr 1919.
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Nikolina Christine Jensen, 32, Salt Lake City. Baptized 1895. Died of pneumonia brought on by influenza 23 Oct 1918; buried at Mill Creek, Utah. Survived by parents and two brothers.
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Lynn Keele Manwill, 15, Payson; high school student, farmer. Baptized 1911. Died of influenza/pneumonia 23 Oct 1918. Survived by parents and 6 siblings; 2 sisters born later. Brother Vearl was only family member able to attend funeral on the porch of the family home.
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Elma Gardner Sheen, 28, Salem, Utah. Baptized 1900; married in Salt Lake Temple 1909. Died of influenza/pneumonia 23 Oct 1918; graveside services were held in Salem. Survived by husband George and four children.
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Dewey Bryan Fox, 20, Circleville, Utah; farmer. Born to an LDS family. Died of influenza and pneumonia 23 Oct 1918. Survived by parents and six older siblings.
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Charles Alexander Parker, 24, Highland, Utah; farmer. Baptized 1904. Died of influenza leading to pneumonia 23 Oct 1918; buried at American Fork. Survived by wife Mary Luetta and two children, one only 6 months old.
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Marion Benjamin Tibbitts, 32, Providence, Utah. Baptized 1895; married in Logan Temple 1911. Died of influenza/pneumonia 1 Apr 1920. Survived by wife Verana and two children. Choir sang “Wanted on the Other Side” at his funeral.
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