Thank you for visiting this memorial page honoring those who either graduated or would have graduated from Granger High School in 1965. We are honoring as many former classmates as we can find who have passed on. They were our friends, associates, teammates and, in some cases, our lifelong partners and companions. We also honor our veterans and those gallant young men who gave their all, in defense of the country they loved so much. To our MIA, James Schiele, we will never forget you and will continue to look forward to the day your remains are returned to the land of the free, the home of the brave.

Thanks to everyone who helped in the development of this memorial page, especially Diane Day Cooper, who would have graduated a Lancer were it not for her parents relocating their family in 1960. Without her, this would not have been possible. Thom Rich

“And each one there has one thing shared, they have sweated beneath the same sun, looked up in wonder at the same moon, and wept when it was all done, for bein' done too soon.” Neil Diamond

Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Adele Taylor

 

We say goodbye to our wife, mom and grandma, Adele Taylor Hanchett, age 73, on Nov 11, 2020. We have been blessed to know her. She was a strong woman full of faith and kindness.

Adele was born on Feb 17, 1947 to Mabel Davis and Leonard Allen Taylor in Boise, ID. She has one sister and two brothers. 

Adele attended Utah State University where she met the love of her life, Robert Brent Hanchett. They married on June 23 1966, in the Salt Lake Temple, then went on to have eight children together, seven girls and one boy. Denise (Matt) Sunkees, Nicole Hanchett, Travis Hanchett, Portia (Troy Floyd) Hanchett, Raquel Hanchett, Monique (Bridger) Murray, Farah Alexander, and Kelee (Beau) Dugan. Adele's children have blessed her with 33 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and two more on the way with many more to come. 

Adele loved the Lord and lived her life with Christ being the center of every thought and action. One could feel her love through her example. She took meals to the sick, visited family and friends at home and in the hospital when needed. Her thoughts were not of her own comfort, but for the comfort of others. She lived her religion with every action and service she did. Her greatest joy was working with children.

Adele served our community in many ways: at home, church, work and play. She was a homemaker, teaching children to cook, clean, make canned goods and many more life skills. She worked with the Scouting program for 20 years. She coached girl's and women's softball for 20 years. She was a big supporter of Trees for Charity. She loved to decorate her home for every holiday. At 70 plus years she still would go out in the cold and make sure all her Christmas lights were turned on.

Adele owned and operated Bridal Affairs for over 25 years. Through the years she touched many lives with her talents and love for others. From their first prom dress to their wedding gowns, she had a way of making each and every one of them feel like they were the center of the world. Adele has been reunited with her daughter Nicole, her parents, her brothers and her great grandchild. She will be missed until we meet again.

Funeral services will be held Monday, November 16, 2020 at 11:00 AM at the Vernal 5th Ward Chapel (200 West 250 North). A viewing will be held Sunday from Noon-5:00p.m. at the Phillips Ashley Valley Funeral Home and Monday 9:45-10:45a.m. at the chapel. Interment will be held in the Vernal Memorial Park.

Due to church guidelines, we invite the public to watch the funeral service via  https://vimeo.com/478741468. If you are family and attending the funeral service we encourage facemask.

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