!OBITUARY: Deseret News clipping undated ALICE MARY G. WOODBURY Granger - Mrs. Alice Mary Grant Woodbury, 68, died Wednesday at her residence in Granger after a lingering illness.
Born in Salt Lake City, Oct. 2, 1881, she was a daughter of John and Emma Eames Grant. She moved to Granger with her parents when5 years of age and had since resided here.
She was married to John Howard Woodbury in the Salt Lake Temple, church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Oct 31, 1900. He died May 2, 1909.
She was organist for the Granger LDS Ward for about 30 years. She was president of Y.W.M.I.A. and was second counselor in theward Relief Society. Form many years she was a Sunday School teacher and also
served as a chairman of the ward budget committee.
During World War I she was an active Red Cross worker and ward bond seller.
Surviving are two daughters, Enid M. Woodbury and Alice Fern Woodbury; a son Howard Grant Woodbury, and agrandson, all of Granger.

Alice was the daughter of John Grant and Emma Eames.

1. 2. Enid Maude WOODBURY  
2. 3. Alexina Fern WOODBURY  
3. 4. Howard Grant WOODBURY   b. 4 Mar 1909, Granger, Salt Lake, Utah; d. Dec 1975.
4. 5. Alice Fern WOODBURY  

REFN: John (10)
!OBITUARY: Deseret News BURIED Howard Grant Woodbury, 66, 4568 W. 4100 South, Saturday in Taylorsville Memorial Park, following services atMcDougal Funeral Home. He died last Tuesday in a granger hospital of a heart attach. Born on March 4, 1909 in Granger to John Howard Bray and Alice Mary Grant Woodbury. Married to Melva Johnson on March 31, 1925 in Salt Lake LDS Temple. Retired employe of Kennecott Copper Corp.; dairy farmer. Active in LDS auxiliaries; served mission to Central State Survivors, widow; son, Howard G. Jr.,Storrs, Conn.; sister Enid Woodbury, Granger.

Howard's SSN# 529-03-6059. Card issued in UT His last residence was inSalt Lake City, UT 84120.

1. 6. WOODBURY