Ogden High School Class of 1963

We had another successful Tiger Luncheon yesterday April 21, 2022 at the Ogden Pizzeria. We had about 30 attendees, here is a video of the event!

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I hope this video makes you want to attend our 60th class reunion coming next year!

Our Epic 55th Ogden High Class of 1963 Ogden High Class of 1963 55th Year Reunion

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TIGER LADIES LUNCHEONS

https://youtu.be/Xg-6sRZgfgI (Turn on your sound)

Come to our class web site and see more videos and announcements of class events!
https://classreport.org/usa/ut/ogden/ohs/1963/

Ogden High School - Class of 1963 Classreport.org provided free website for the Class of 1963 from Ogden High School for the members and guests of this class to stay informed of reunion events and updates from fellow members.

I'm sad to report the passing of another Ogden High Class of 1963 alumni, Margie Montoya Hensel. We can remember her as one the fine "Tiger" Ladies, a friendly, cheerful and classy gal from of our class of 1963.
MARGIE'S OBITUARY
Margie Ann Hensel (Montoya), age 76, loving mother, grandmother, sister, and friend gained her heavenly wings Monday, February 14, 2022, in Austin, Texas with her children by her side.
Margie was born in Ogden, Utah, on May 2nd, 1945, to her late parents Jose Celestino Montoya and Pearl Eva Montoya (Spencer).
After graduating from Ogden High School in 1963, Margie began her journey into motherhood. Having three children formed her purpose and defined her heart. She spent her early years being a loving mother, camping in the mountains, spending time with family, attending sporting events that her children participated in, and being involved with the production of large music festivals.
When her children were grown, she began building her career of traveling throughout the United States as an event coordinator. Margie spent her years gainfully employed and retired as a Senior Event Logistics Manager for IBM. In her free time, she loved golfing, exercising, and relaxing poolside to great music with dear friends.
In her later years, she enjoyed reading, crafting, gardening, cooking, sewing, traveling, spending quality time with family, and taking pride in her grandchildren. Margie had friendships that stood the test of time, through all life’s ups and downs, the kind that became family over the years.
Margie was a fun, loving, God-fearing woman who was adored by all those who knew her. She often reminded those she loved to dream big, like you’ll live forever, but to live each day as though it’s your last.
Margie is survived by her children, Criss Johnston (Kim), Nichol Tindol (Ray), Michael Murdock (LaRhonda); her loving grandchildren, Brook, Caleb, Logan, and Ayden; her brothers, Rufino “Murph” Montoya, Louis Montoya, Robert “Bobby” Montoya; step-sister, Vicki White; many nieces, nephews and dear friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Jose Celestino Montoya and Pearl Eva Montoya (Spencer); brothers, David Montoya, Peter Montoya, Max Montoya, Richard Montoya; sister, Juanita Montoya and nephew, Spencer Montoya.
Intimate family services will be held at a future date, under the direction of Beck Funeral Home.
Thoughts and memories may be shared in the online guestbook at beckchapels.com
In lieu of flowers, please share your favorite memory of Margie over a meal with someone special. Time with someone you love is the best way to honor her life.

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Ogden High School - Class of 1963 Classreport.org provided free website for the Class of 1963 from Ogden High School for the members and guests of this class to stay informed of reunion events and updates from fellow members.

I am sad to have to announce the death of another OHS Tiger, Mary Beth Wright from our graduating class of 1963 passed away last Saturday January 8, 2022. Her obituary is posted at https://www.lindquistmortuary.com/obituary/Mary-Chavez!

Mary B. (Wright) Chavez
April 25, 1945 ~ January 8, 2022 (age 76)

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Mary B. Chavez, 76, passed away on Saturday, January 8, 2022, at the Ogden Regional Hospital surrounded by her loving family. Mary was born on April 25, 1945, in Ogden, Utah to Welbourne A. Wright and Lillian F. Wright.

She was a beautician for many years at the Beauty Box, worked at the retreat at Hill Air Force Base, and did demos at Costco. Mary attended Ogden City Schools and graduated from Ogden High School in 1963.

Mary enjoyed spending time with her family. She was a beloved mother, sister, aunt, grandmother, great-grandmother, neighbor, and friend. She is survived by four children, 17 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. Being a grandma meant so much to her, and her grandchildren were her pride and joy.

She is survived by her loving children, Michael D. Bunting (Donnell), Paul A. Bunting (Ann Marie), Jamie L. Suiter, and Charles D. Crossen. She leaves behind her siblings, two brothers and three sisters, Stephen Wright (Lita), Annette Walcher, Teresa Dellamore (Mark), John Wright (Becky), and Kathy Hyden (Bart); and her former spouse, Jack Crossen. She is preceded in death by her son, Lance C. Bunting; her former spouses, Ted E. Bunting and Jim Chavez; her parents, Welbourne A. and Lillian Wright; three brothers, Bill Wright, Joseph Wright, and David Wright; and former son-in-law, Doug Suiter.

Her dedication to her loved ones and friends was incredible. She always showed her true heart and kindness openly. She was the greatest mom, sister, and family member anyone could ask for. She was loved by everyone around her including her aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and many cousins. She loved her family very much and was always happy to see everyone at family gatherings. She enjoyed taking trips to Nevada with her sisters.

She was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Mary will be greatly missed but will never be forgotten. Heaven gained another angel.

Friends may visit with family on Friday, January 14, 2022, at Lindquist’s Roy Mortuary, 3333 West 5600 South from 6 to 8 p.m.

Mary loved flowers, but she loved her grandchildren more. In lieu of sending flowers, we ask that donations be made to the account of “In Honor of Mary” at America First Credit Union. Donated funds will be much-appreciated to help with family expenses.

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Mary B. (Wright) Chavez, please visit our floral store.

We lost another of out fellow TIGER's. Quinn Whitaker passed away Feb 2, 2021.
Quinn you will be missed by all your Ogden High School friends, Rest i Peace TIGER!!

Quinn T. Whitaker
1945 ~ 2021

Quinn Whitaker passed away unexpectedly Feb. 2, 2021. He was born May 8, 1945 (VE Day) to John W. and Vera Thorpe Whitaker and brother Joel. He graduated from Ogden High, attended Weber State College and served in the Air Force Reserves. He married Hope Vicki Etterlein in 1976 and they were blessed with John (Johnny). Quinn worked at IRS and retired from HAFB. Quinn enjoyed sports, earning medals in ice and roller skating in his youth, and playing baseball and golf as he grew older. He had fond memories of high school buddies, fellow reservists, co-workers and sports friends.

Quinn: "I cared more for my son Johnny than anything else and thoroughly enjoyed rearing him. He's the best thing that ever happened to me." Quinn enjoyed camping, fishing, watching Johnny's baseball teams and Oregon vacations. Go Ducks!

Quinn was preceded in death by his parents and brother, and leaves behind his wife, Johnny (Tasia) and Big Dog Blue who miss him so much. Private family graveside services under the direction of Leavit

I just received a message from Dixie Hess VanDyke saying that her email account had been hacked and someone is sending a malicious message with an attachment. Please don’t open the attachment or respond a message with the subject FAVOR!

Another of our Pride as gone on to a better place! Sharon Clark Bisheimer

Sharon Bisheimer

February 27, 1945 ~ July 15, 2020

Sharon Bisheimer, 75, ended her courageous battle with COPD surrounded by her family at her daughter's home in Washington Terrace. Sharon was born February 27, 1945, in Ogden to Bessie Renberg and William L. "Lee" Clark, Sr.

She was raised in Scofield, Utah by her mother and step dad, August Poulson. She attended Scofield Public School and Carbon High School, where she was a member of the acapella choir and LDS seminary. She was a 4-H member. In 1961 her family moved to Ogden. Sharon attended Ogden High School, graduating in 1963.

She married Frank Bisheimer September 29, 1964. They have four children: Scott Bisheimer, Tim Bisheimer, Jeff Bisheimer and Stacy (Kris) Kleven. During Frank's career in the Air Force, they lived in Ogden, Phoenix, AZ, Travis Air Base in California and Leeds, England. While in England, they were able to travel to other countries, Sharon's favorites being Spain and France. They later returned to the Ogden area. Sharon worked all her adult life, retiring from the IRS in Ogden.

Sharon was preceded in death by her husband, Frank, her step dad, August Poulson, her father, Lee Clark, her mother, Bessie Clark Poulson Monroe and a brother, Eugene Poulson. She is survived by her children and 11 grandchildren, siblings; William L. "Bill" Clark, Jr., Janice (Phil) Yergensen of Washington, Utah, Larry (Susan) Clark of Syracuse, Utah, Jo Ann (Ed) Toone of Logan, Utah and Carol Seamons of Roy, Utah. Also, many nieces and nephews.

The family would like to extend their gratitude to the Hospice nurse, Carole. At Sharon's request, there will be no services.

If any of you would like a copy of the 40th reunion vide, please contact Alan Hall through Facebook Messenger!

This is always fun. John Cawley found all of his Lorin Farr Elementry School pictures. They have all of the names for each of his classesmates, kindergarten, through sixth grades. Come visit and see all the "future" OHS Tigers.