Myrta Margie Davis Hale
Posted By tatemortuary on September 8, 2009
Myrta Margie Davis Hale, at the age of 88 returned to her Heavenly Father
and was reunited with her eternal and loving champion Nathan, Sept. 8,
2009.
Born Oct 13,1920 in Ely NV to Charles Joseph & Maggie Margie Davis.
She was the 3rd child born to her family of 5. Her brother Frank, sisters Clara, Helen and Hazel. Married Nathan L Hale Dec. 25. 1938, in Ely NV. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple Nov 5, 1952.
Mom will be missed by her family. She had a great love for her family and Cherished each and everyone of them.She was a great example to her children and grandchildren. Always had a smile, a wonderful sense of humor, a twinkle in her eye and delicious food on the table. She was a devoted daughter of her Heavenly Father, and her church was very important to her. She is survived by her children Natalie (Gale) Bennett, Jeri Clark, ‘l’erry Hale, & Margie (Randy) Quarnberg, 22 Grandchildren, 35 Great Grandchildren, 5 Great Great Grandchildern, and her sister Helen. Also loving family on Nathan’s side of the family. Those preceding her in death, her loving husband Nathan, daughter Roselyn, brother Frank, sisters Clara and Hazel. Service will be held on Saturday Sept 12, 2009 in Tooele UT at 11:00AM at the 11th Ward on 180 So. Coleman, viewing at 9:30 to 10:30 prior at the church. Interment at the Grantsville Cemetery. We wish to thank the Millard Care and Rehabilitation Center for the loving care that they gave to our mother for the last 3 yrs of her life.
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Words cant express how much I will miss Myrta. I will miss seeing her smile first thing in the morning and her hugs at night. I will miss her little story on how my son saluted her the first time they met. I want you to know that I loved your Mother/Grandmother and I am so privileged to have been able to care for her. I always called her my favorite little lady and she will always be my favorite little lady. I will carry her in my heart and there she will live on with that beautiful smile on her face. I will miss you and always love you Myrta.
Sincerely,
Rebecca.