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Portrait of Nellie Ann Olsen
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Nellie Ann Olsen

August 25, 1934 – September 29, 1979
Lived 45 years
Orangeville City Cemetery · Orangeville, Utah
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PUBLISHED IN DESERET NEWS October 1, 1979

Orangeville, Emery County—Nellie Ann Olsen Ware, 45, died September 29, 1979.

Born August 25, 1934, Moore, Emery County to Neldon Conrad and Melva Nielsen Olsen. Married Rue Paul Ware, June 15, 1953, Manti L.D.S. Temple. Active member L.D.S. Church. Active in Primary, Relief Society and M.I.A.

Survivors husband, daughters, Mrs. Garth (Lori) Labrum, Cornish, Cache County; Mrs. Larry (Rueanne) Leeflang; Linda, Julie, all of Orangeville; Three grandchildren, mother, brother Royce Orangeville; Mrs. Jim (Barbara) Peacock, Midvale.

Funeral services Tuesday, noon Orangeville LDS Chapel. Friends may call at Fausett Mortuary, Castle Dale Monday 7-9 p.m. and Tuesday one hour prior at the ward chapel. Burial Orangeville, Cemetery.

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1934
Born August 25
1942
Nellie was 8 when Bing Crosby recorded "White Christmas"
1945
Nellie was 11 when World War II ended
1957
Nellie was 23 when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik
1959
Nellie was 25 when Barbie made her debut
1969
Nellie was 35 when the Woodstock music festival opened
1979
Passed away September 29, age 45
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From Julie Ware

My mom died when I was 16. I spent most of my time with my dad and would rather be outside pulling weeds than in the house. My mom was very talented. She sewed everything we wore. Our dolls or Barbies would have pajamas that looked just like ours! She crocheted, embroidered, quilted. Any new craft that came along, she excelled in. There wasn't anything she couldn't do. In the fall she would bottle everything. Everyday coming home from school, the counter in the kitchen would would be covered with bottled tomatoes, relish, pickles, fruit, jams and jellies. Christmas was filled with fancy cookies and breads and gifts that were thoughtful and special. Mom made everything special. I don't know how she did it but seriously everything was perfect - at least in the eyes of a little girl.

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