1930
Sharon
2020
Sharon Seamons
December 3, 1930 — November 15, 2020
Sharon Arlan Seamons returned to his Heavenly Father and beloved wife Marian Larsen Seamons at 6pm on Sunday, November 15th, 2020 in his home of 50 years surrounded by his loving family. He was born on December 3rd, 1930 in the Dividend Mining District of Utah to Arlan and Vivian Seamons, He grew up close with his brother Elery, and sister Connie. If you asked him where he was from he would say "over to Goshen."
After completing high school he went to Provo College to get further education to be a millwright at Geneva Steel plant. He worked in the Tintic Mining District for several years as well as many other positions. He took great pride in his various skills and work ethic.
He married the Love of his life Marian Larsen Seamons on November 10, 1950 in Salt Lake City Utah. They were sealed for time and all eternity in November of 1956. They had 14 children Dennis, Gary, Cristine, Les, Chad, Sherri, David, Blaine, Jana, Juli, Mimi, Jim, Mari, and Amy. They also took many additional foster children and of course took all of the friends and family that ever needed a place. He created a legacy with 4 generations of over 300 people.
He was a religious man and held the position of Bishop on 2 separate occasions. He enjoyed the opportunity to be able to assist and help people where he could. He was a very loving man that was always there to welcome you with those strong hands and open arms. He always made everyone smile when he broke out in song, and had a laugh which will continue to light up our memories. When Sharon first met his wife, people said they were too young. Looking back on their lives, they were not too young at all.
Services will be Saturday, November 21st at 11am. Please join us virtually on Facebook as we have to keep it within guidelines of Covid. There will be a small viewing on Friday, November 20th from 5-7 pm at Legacy Funeral Home in Spanish Fork, Utah. Only 20 people will be allowed in the building at a time so please be understanding and respectful of the guidelines.
To leave condolences and memories of Sharon, please visit our website at www.legacyfunerals.com
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After completing high school he went to Provo College to get further education to be a millwright at Geneva Steel plant. He worked in the Tintic Mining District for several years as well as many other positions. He took great pride in his various skills and work ethic.
He married the Love of his life Marian Larsen Seamons on November 10, 1950 in Salt Lake City Utah. They were sealed for time and all eternity in November of 1956. They had 14 children Dennis, Gary, Cristine, Les, Chad, Sherri, David, Blaine, Jana, Juli, Mimi, Jim, Mari, and Amy. They also took many additional foster children and of course took all of the friends and family that ever needed a place. He created a legacy with 4 generations of over 300 people.
He was a religious man and held the position of Bishop on 2 separate occasions. He enjoyed the opportunity to be able to assist and help people where he could. He was a very loving man that was always there to welcome you with those strong hands and open arms. He always made everyone smile when he broke out in song, and had a laugh which will continue to light up our memories. When Sharon first met his wife, people said they were too young. Looking back on their lives, they were not too young at all.
Services will be Saturday, November 21st at 11am. Please join us virtually on Facebook as we have to keep it within guidelines of Covid. There will be a small viewing on Friday, November 20th from 5-7 pm at Legacy Funeral Home in Spanish Fork, Utah. Only 20 people will be allowed in the building at a time so please be understanding and respectful of the guidelines.
To leave condolences and memories of Sharon, please visit our website at www.legacyfunerals.com
https://fb.watch/1XU79vbuEB/
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Sharon Seamons, please visit our flower store.
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