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A Family Tradition of Compassion, Support & Love Walker Sanderson Funeral Home & Crematory has a rich history in the funeral home industry.

The funeral home is a leader in the business in Utah County because of their commitment to the people they serve. They have been in the business for 60 years now and take pride in the programs they arrange, and are confident that their quality will stay top-notch for generations to come. Their goal is to take care of the physical remains of the deceased and the emotional care of their friends and

family. You can be sure you will gain closure and a sense of peace after attending a funeral or memorial service by Walker Sanderson Funeral Home & Crematory. Walker Sanderson Funeral Home & Crematory is a full-service funeral home. It is common to put on a funeral service that includes a viewing where the deceased is presented in an open casket so that people can say their final goodbyes. Then, the funeral follows, where the casket is also present. Then graveside ceremonies are held with an affordable burial service. This multiple-event funeral service is common but not required. Instead, choose whichever parts that you deem necessary for your loved one. Cremation services can also be simple by choosing direct cremation without a service. Or you can meet with your loved ones after cremation by selecting cremation with memorial service. Alternatively, life celebrations are casual and fun, focusing on the good memories and talents of the deceased. A life celebration can be held outside with music, dancing, and open-mic memory sharing. You can work with the funeral planning team to make the service memorable and comforting with every format. Walker Sanderson Funeral Home & Crematory is happy to serve those in Orem, Provo, Vineyard, Pleasant Grove, Lindon, and Springville. Veteran services and military honors are available to all those who qualify. The funeral planning team will work out the paperwork to receive the benefits. Grief resources can also be of comfort for those suffering through a sudden or difficult loss. Whether you just learned of a death in the family or you would like to start on pre-planning funeral services, contact Walker Sanderson Funeral Home & Crematory. The funeral home is conveniently located at 646 E 800 N Orem, UT 84097. Call today to get started: (801) 226-3500.

06/12/2026

Stefan Ronald Wilson

Stefan Ronald Wilson, age 40, of Lehi, Utah, passed away on June 9, 2026.

Stefan was born on April 18, 1986, in Provo, Utah to Ronald and Connie Wilson. He grew up in Orem, Utah and also spent time living in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Austin, Texas.

As a child, Stefan loved maps and globes and learning about the world. He enjoyed window shopping for cars with his dad, attending sports games with his grandma and cousins, and spent a lot of his free time teasing his sisters. He loved reptiles and had a pet chameleon and other reptile pets over the course of his life.

At Timpanogos High School, he enjoyed working on his Acura in auto class, participating in community sports, and spending time with his many friends.

Stefan served a mission in Tokyo, Japan where he developed a great love of the Japanese people, language, food and culture. Stefan had a remarkable ability to connect with people and was genuinely interested in learning about different cultures and perspectives. Pursuing these interests, Stefan attended BYU and graduated with his bachelor’s degree in Geography.

Gifted with languages, he studied and spoke Spanish, Japanese, and Portuguese and enjoyed building friendships with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. He traveled extensively and became a licensed pilot who loved flying small aircraft and embraced opportunities for adventure.

His other passions included fitness and entrepreneurship. He graduated with an MBA from Westminster and started a health supplement business.

Those that knew Stefan best will remember him as a devoted sports fan. He faithfully cheered for BYU athletics, the Utah Jazz, the San Francisco 49ers, and the Utah Mammoth.

Whether discussing sports, world events, travel, aviation, or the latest geopolitical developments, Stefan brought enthusiasm and insight to every conversation. Perhaps most of all, Stefan will be remembered as a fun and devoted uncle. His nieces and nephews looked forward to his playful teasing, stories, and unique sense of humor. They all have fond memories of catching lizards around the world with their Uncle Stefan. He never missed an opportunity to lovingly tease his grandmother, his mother, his sisters, or the children in the family, bringing laughter and lightheartedness to gatherings.

Stefan maintained meaningful relationships with family and friends throughout his life. He touched the lives of many through his kindness, humor, and generosity. He was known for his quick wit, intellectual curiosity, deep love for family, and a genuine appreciation for people and the world around him. He will be deeply missed.

Stefan was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Ellis Wilson, with whom he shared a special bond and many cherished interests.

He is survived by his loving mother, Connie Worthington Wilson; his three sisters, Alicia Wilson Mahoney (Daniel Grant Mahoney), Adriane Wilson (forthcoming marriage to Christopher James Cunningham), and Alexis Wilson Davis (Ricks Eric Davis); and nieces and nephews. He is also survived by extended family members, dear friends, and many loved ones.

A funeral will be held on June 29, 2026 at 11:00am at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1505 N Timberwolf Trail, Orem, UT 84057 with a visitation prior from 10-10:45am. Interment will follow at the Orem Cemetery, 1520 N 800 E, Orem, UT 84097. Family and friends are invited to attend and celebrate his life.

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06/10/2026

Linda Ann Filippi

Linda Ann Filippi, age 68, passed away peacefully on June 4, 2026, in Provo, Utah, after a courageous battle with lung cancer.

Linda was born on August 6, 1957, in Melrose, Minnesota. Throughout her life, she was known for her resilience, strong spirit, and ability to connect with people from all walks of life. She worked as a commercial bus driver for many years and took pride in serving her community through her work.

In her later years, Linda made Utah her home, where she formed many meaningful friendships through her church community and the nursing home where she resided. She was loved by friends, caregivers, and all who had the opportunity to know her. Her kindness, humor, and determination left a lasting impression on those around her.

Linda is survived by her children, Abdallah Elayan of Lehi, Utah; Pauline Margallou of Greece; and George Margallou of Chicago, Illinois. She is also survived by her brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, extended family members, and many dear friends.

She was preceded in death by her husband and by her parents, Douglas Edward Weivoda and Doris Katherine Weivoda.

In her final days, Linda was surrounded by the love of family and friends. Although her passing leaves a tremendous void, those who knew her take comfort in knowing she is now at peace and free from pain.

A Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. The family wishes to express their heartfelt gratitude to the hospice staff, nursing caregivers, church community, and friends who provided comfort, compassion, and support throughout Linda's final journey.

Linda will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all whose lives she touched.

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06/10/2026

Evangeline Perez Mikesell

Evangeline Perez, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on June 01, 2026 at the age of 85.

Born to Elvira Amaro and Pete Perez, Evangeline grew up with a vibrant spirit and a deep commitment to her faith and family. She was a proud graduate of Rio Grande High School, Class of 1959. Following high school, she dedicated herself to her faith, honorably serving a mission for her church in Del Rio, Texas—where she met the father of her children.

Evangeline’s greatest joy and proudest achievement was the family she built. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Felix Martinez Jr., and later by her second husband, Robert Mikesell.

Her legacy lives on through her four children, who carry forward her strength and love: her daughters, Yvonne Perez Mikkelsen and Yvette Perez Nowak; and her sons, Felix Perez Martinez III and Jason Perez Martinez.

She was the proud matriarch to a large, blossoming family. Her love multiplied with the arrival of her seven grandchildren: Allisha, Dominique, Dillon, Jacqueline, Daniel, Megan, and Emma. She was equally blessed to cherish eight great-grandchildren: Joslyn, Hasani, Dane, Bradley, Charlotte, Re*****on, Forrest, and Leo.

Evangeline remains a beloved sister and is survived by her siblings: Pete and Karen. She was preceded in death by her parents, Elvira and Pete and siblings Esperanza, Ricardo, Pepe, Clifford, and Diana.Evangeline will be remembered for her enduring faith, her devotion to her family, and the warmth she extended to everyone who knew her. Her memory will be forever held in the hearts of those she loved.

Service Information• Celebration of Life to be held on Sunday, June 28th, 2026 held at Liberty Wells / James E Kier Apartments from 2-5 PM• 260 east 800 south - 3rd floor Salt Lake City, Ut 84111

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06/09/2026

Suellen Stone Webb

Suellen Stone Webb, 85, died at Summerfield Assisted Living in Orem, Utah, the evening of May 29, 2026.

Suellen was born December 31, 1940, in Lubbock, Texas, daughter of William Venable Stone and Violette Marie Beaudreau. She lived in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado while growing up and graduated high school in Grand Junction, Colorado, in 1959. She met her husband Alan the following fall on her first day at Brigham Young University and was baptized by him the next spring in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They were married in Grand Junction on June 12, 1961, and sealed in the Manti Utah Temple on June 14, 1961. She obtained a BS in Elementary Education at BYU in 1963. From this union came four children whom they raised in Oxon Hill, Maryland, just south of Washington, D.C.

Sue and Alan later lived in Sunnyvale, Texas, and moved into Summerfield Independent Living in August 2022. On 20 April 2026, she was placed under Hospice. We’re grateful to the staff at Summerfield and Health Watch for their thoughtful service during her declining health.

Suellen considered her greatest achievement to be her role as a mother to her children and Oma to her grandchildren, with whom she shared her love of learning and wonder at the beauty of God’s world—every single rock and leaf. She was an avid genealogist starting in high school, compiling and sharing records of both her own family and, through her missionary work for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and contributions to the Stake Family History Center, which she established, helping the families of countless others. She also had a deep love of fiber arts including sewing, needlework, smocking, and crocheting.

Suellen was predeceased by her parents and her sister Nancy Stone White. She is survived by her husband of almost 65 years, Alan Wendell Webb, Orem, Utah, and their four children:

· Laura (Jim) Blank, Catonsville, Maryland, and their children Amy and Stephen

· Lisa (Wayne) Horn, Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, her children Travis, Trisha (Travis), Elizabeth (Carlo), Garrett, and Stephanie, and granddaughter Naomi

· Andrew (Jen) Webb, Eagle Mountain, Utah, their children Kaleb (Chantelle), Jesse, Katie, Haley (Will), Jacob (Kate), and Liam, and grandchildren Beckham, Addie, and Ivy

· Rebecca (Paul) Davis, Los Lunas, New Mexico, and their children Nathaniel, Joshua, Alexandra, and Derrick

Memorial services to be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 865 West 1000 North, Orem, Utah. Interment will be in North Belton Cemetery, Belton, Texas, near her father and other relatives in the Burford Family Plot. Arrangements in Utah are being handled by the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home in Orem, 801-226-3500.

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06/06/2026

Ada Stephens

Ada Ellen McCurry “Granny” Stephens was born in Collbran, Colorado, on August 9, 1939, to Elbert Sidney McCurry and Mary Elizabeth Pattee. She passed away from kidney failure on May 30, 2026, at the age of 86 in the home of her son, Berin Stephens, in Orem, Utah.

Ada grew up on a ranch near Collbran and loved her time growing up as a real cowgirl. She loved her horses, pigs, and goats and spent as much time exploring the outdoors as she could. She had fond memories of watching the cows and camping on the upper pasture near the McCurry Reservoir. After she graduated from Plateau Valley High School in 1958, she and a friend took a trip up to Alaska to spend the summer. She flew into Anchorage shortly after it was announced that the Alaska Territory would become the 49th state. While there, she met Ronald William Stephens and they soon started dating. After she returned to Collbran, Ron flew down to Colorado and they were married on April 21, 1959.

They settled in Peters Creek, Alaska, in the Chugiak area. Ron owned and operated a Chevron station and an automotive repair shop and later added a grocery store, which they named ‘Granny's and Grumpy's’. Ada helped her husband run the business by doing the bookkeeping and ordering the groceries and supplies.

They had two sons, Von Dean Stephens, who passed away in 2024 due to Multiple Sclerosis, and Berin Lee Stephens. Throughout most of his life, Ron Stephens struggled against Hodgkin's Disease and the side effects of the treatments. He passed away in 1993 from congestive heart failure.

On August 9th, 1997, Ada married Leland Nielse Welsh, another long-time Alaska resident. The two of them lived in Peters Creek and enjoyed visiting family in the lower 48 in their motor home and going hunting in Alaska.

When Ada first moved to Alaska, she struggled with being so far from Colorado. Her mother-in-law, Cleda Stephens, gave her a plaque that said, 'Bloom Where You Are Planted'. Ada took it to heart. After that, she fell in love with Alaska and became an avid collector of Alaskan art. She also loved gardening and growing flowers during the summer. Most of all, though, she loved her nine grandchildren and enjoyed spoiling them as often as possible. When she first became a grandmother, she took on the title 'Granny' and it became her identity for the rest of her life.

Even though she was four feet, eleven and a half inches tall, she was a tough and feisty lady. At the same time, she was tenderhearted and extremely charitable, always willing to help those in need. She was full of energy and enthusiasm and had a snarky wit. Her sense of humor was contagious as well, always cheering up those around her by making them laugh.

Ada is survived by her husband, Leland Welsh, and her son, Berin Stephens (wife Vicky Stephens). She also leaves behind her nine grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren. She has been preceded in death by her first husband, Ronald Stephens, and her son, Von Stephens.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Friday, June 12th, 2026, at 11:00 am at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building located at 80 S 280 E in Orem, Utah. A graveside service and the burial will be on Saturday, June 13th, 2026, at 11:00 am at the Cedar Crest Cemetery in Collbran, Colorado.

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06/05/2026

Elpidio Mestas Delgadillo

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06/03/2026

Wayne Pinegar Andrus

Wayne Pinegar Andrus, 60, passed away on May 28, 2026, in Timpanogos Hospital in Orem, Utah. Wayne was born December 17, 1965, in Payson, Utah, the ninth child and seventh son of Elden and Lucille Andrus. Wayne grew up in a home filled with a love of music, a love of the gospel, and a love of sports. It is an understatement to say Wayne was athletic. He grew up swimming, wrestling and playing football, baseball, and basketball. In junior high and high school, he played many of these sports competitively. He was an avid (and often loud) viewer of sports, especially BYU football and the Utah Jazz games. Wayne played the cello in the Utah Valley Youth Orchestra. He had a firm and unwavering testimony of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and served a mission for Tdhe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Hawaii, Honolulu Mission. He was active in church and served in many different capacities.

Wayne graduated from Spanish Fork High School in 1984. In 1990, he graduated from Utah Valley Community College with an A.S. in General Studies. He attended Southern Utah State College (now SUU), where he met his wife, Annette Buhler. They married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on March 22, 1991. In June of 1991, Wayne graduated from Southern Utah University with a B.S. in Physical Education, and minors in Military Science and Biology. That same day, he was commissioned as an officer in the United States Army. After attending Officer Basic Course in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma, Wayne returned to SUU to complete his teaching certificate in P.E. and Biology, graduating with a second B.S. in 1994. The following year, he earned his certification in Special Education from Utah State University. Wayne was a hard-working and dedicated teacher. He especially enjoyed teaching science. He loved reaching struggling students and getting them excited about learning. He assisted many of his students in mastering a subject, enabling them to take “regular ed” classes. He taught for 31 years in three states: Utah, California, and Wyoming. He also spent 3 years as Director of Special Education for Daggett School District.

Wayne proudly served in the Utah Army National Guard (Field Artillery). When he moved to California in 2001, he transferred to the California Army National Guard. He was the only captain who had three commands as a captain: Charlie Company of 2/222FA in Beaver, Utah; as commander over security at a California Army National Guard airport in Fresno California; then as commander over security at Beale AFB. He received many awards for his service. In 2012, he retired from the Army National Guard with 23 years of service.

Above all else, Wayne was a family man. He worked very hard to provide for his large family, balancing the demands of teaching with the responsibilities of National Guard service. He and his wife were the parents of six children: three “homemade” and three adopted from foster care. Wayne was a dedicated and loving father and grandfather, who was as at home with a small child sleeping on his lap as with debating scientific theory with his older children.

Wayne was preceded in death by his parents, sisters Denille Andrus and Diane Blackham, brother Ron, parents-in-law, 3 sisters-in-law, brother-in law, 3 nephews, and a niece. Survived by his wife of 35 years, Annette; his children: Tristan (Marilyn), Lark Earl (Jesse), Jordan, Bronwyn, Robert, and Serena, three grandchildren; his brothers: Doug (Marianne), Stansbury Park; Jake (Barbara), American Fork; Jon (Patricia), Pleasant Grove; Steve, Sparks, Nevada; and Boyd, Florida; brother-in-law David Blackham, Mt. Pleasant; many nieces and nephews.

There will be a viewing Sunday, June 7, from 4:00-6:00 at Walker-Sanderson Funeral Home, 646 East 800 North, Orem, Utah. On Monday, June 8, there will be a second viewing from 10:30-11:30 at Northridge Second Ward, 1875 North 280 West, Orem, Utah, followed by the funeral service at noon. Interment will take place at Orem City Cemetery.

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06/03/2026

Debara Jane Rule

Debara Jane Cook Rule, 73, passed away on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, after a brief battle with ovarian cancer.

Debi was born in Nampa, Idaho on February 8, 1953 to Douglas Merlin Cook and Barbara Hess Cook. She was raised on her family’s farm, where she learned the value of hard work by helping in the apple orchard, sorting eggs, and tending chickens.

Debi graduated from Nampa High School in 1971 and attended Links School of Business. She married Steve Rule in the Manti Utah Temple in 1974. They made their home in Middleton, Idaho, where Debi spent the next 28 years as a dedicated homemaker and devoted mother to their five children. After the marriage ended in 2003, she continued to place her family at the center of her life.

Debi’s children and fifteen grandchildren were the greatest joy of her life. She poured her heart into loving, teaching, encouraging, and supporting them, and treasured every moment spent with her family.

In 2004, Debi embraced life’s changes with her characteristic strength and determination. She returned to school and earned her certification as a medical coder. She then moved to Utah and began a rewarding career at the BYU Student Health Center, where she worked until her retirement in 2015. The work brought her great satisfaction, and she formed many lasting friendships along the way.

A faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Debi served in numerous leadership callings, including Primary President, Young Women President, and in four different Relief Society presidencies. She loved studying the scriptures and continually sought to deepen her testimony and understanding of the gospel. Her faith was evident not only in her teaching but in the way she lived. She served others generously, offered love without condition, and strove to follow the Savior's example. She was a devoted disciple of Jesus Christ.

Debi found great joy in expressing her creativity through scrapbooking and journaling. Her scrapbooks were a labor of love, preserving cherished memories of her family for generations. She was an incredible cook, artist, gardener, and genealogist. She also loved traveling, music, playing games, teaching and learning.

In 2026, Debi learned that she had ovarian cancer. Despite the difficulty of her diagnosis, she faced the future with the same exceptional courage and unwavering faith that characterized her life. She deeply wished to remain with her children and grandchildren so she could watch them grow, celebrate their accomplishments, and share in their lives. However, she also looked forward to a joyful reunion with her parents, grandparents, and brothers who had gone before her. Her faith gave her peace, and she felt prepared to meet her Maker.

Debi was preceded in death by her parents, Douglas and Barbara Cook, and her brothers, Monte Cook and Bruce Cook. She is survived by her sisters, Brenda Shannon and Becky Cook; her five children, Tyson (Erin) Rule, Joe (Marie) Rule, Troy (Amy) Rule, Blake (Britney) Rule, and Emily (Spencer) Walker; and her 15 beloved grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 114 S 400 W Orem, UT 84058 at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 13. There will be a viewing at the same church from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. prior to the service.

Debi’s life was marked by faith, devotion to family, quiet acts of service, and unconditional love. Her legacy will live on in the lives of her children and grandchildren and in the many memories she so carefully preserved.

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06/01/2026

Frank Jacob Frederick Polifka

Frank Jacob Frederick Polifka Jr., 74, of Saratoga Springs, Utah, passed away peacefully on June 1, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on February 6, 1952, in El Paso, Texas to Zetta Marie Andrews and Frank Jacob Frederick Polifka Sr.

Frank was proud to be an Army brat and spent much of his childhood moving throughout the country while his father served as a Colonel in the United States Army. Those experiences helped shape his ability to connect with people from all walks of life.

Frank met the love of his life, Carol, during the final week of their senior year of high school. They were later married and sealed in the Oakland California Temple and recently celebrated 51 years of marriage. Together they built a life centered on faith, family, and service. They began their family in Fresno, California, and in 2005 moved to Vancouver, Washington, where they spent 17 wonderful years. Following Carol's retirement after a 42-year nursing career, they moved to Utah to be closer to family and enjoy making memories with their seven beloved grandchildren.

For more than 40 years, Frank worked as an independent agent with Farmers Insurance. He genuinely loved meeting people and learning about their families. His gift for conversation and his sincere interest in others allowed him to build lasting friendships wherever he went. To know Frank was to feel welcomed, valued, and loved.

Frank was deeply devoted to his family and proud of his country's military heritage. He loved cooking, sharing meals, and gathering with family and friends. Some of his happiest moments were spent around the dinner table, where his food, stories, and laughter brought people together.

Frank is survived by his devoted wife, Carol; his son, Matthew (Courtney) Polifka; his daughter, Stefanie (Christopher) Shanks; and his seven cherished grandchildren: Milo, Sloan, Jimmy, Elle, Saylor, Harper, and Rowan.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Sonya.

Frank's legacy of kindness, friendship, faith, and unconditional love will live on through the countless lives he touched. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

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05/29/2026

Wayne Robison

Kenneth Wayne Robison

Kenneth Wayne Robison, age 76, passed away on May 28, 2026.

Wayne was born on January 3, 1950, in Delta, Utah, to Brooks and Dorothy Robison. He was raised in Orem, Utah, where he spent most of his life building memories and friendships.

Wayne was known for his kind spirit and his fun, loving personality. He was always willing to help others and would do anything he could for his loved ones. He had a deep love for the outdoors and found great joy in hunting, fishing, boating, shooting, and spending time in the mountains and at the lakes. He also enjoyed gardening and took pride in the simple joys of life. Wayne spent most of his career in the construction industry and owned a construction company with his son Duane.

He is survived by his beautiful wife, Penny (Case) Robison; his children, Duane (Stephanie) Robison and Blaine Robison; and his grandchildren, Dalton (Ryli) Robison and Dakota (Emma) Robison, step-grandchildren, Chase (Kennedy), Kyle, and Ryan Noorda. Great-grandchildren, Kovi, Dakstyn, Sonny, and Weston Robison.

Wayne is lovingly remembered by his siblings, Russell (Cathy) Robison, Danielle Marchant, and Lori Gibbons (partner Mark Nielsen). He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, extended family members, and dear friends.

He now joins his parents Brooks and Dorothy Robison and his brothers Steven and Robert Robison, in eternal rest, reunited in love and peace.

A Memorial Service / Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 6th at Walker Sanderson Funeral Home, 646 E 800 N, Orem, Utah. A viewing will be held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., followed by a graveside service at 11:00 a.m., Orem Cemetery, 1520 N 800 E, Orem, Utah.

Wayne will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew him.

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