David is remembered as a stalwart pioneer with a keen sense of humor and was often the life of the party. His life philosophy was “We Advance by going forward--- never by going back”.
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Niels Petersen was active in the community
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Frederick was a hard worker. He was a blacksmith by trade but soon opened a local Flour Mill and it was one of Granger’s first businesses.
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Granger Guys...is it true? I bet you would of loved this turkey dinner made by these Granger women in 1958
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Albert Mackay 1917 Graduate 2nd in his Law School class in 1917 from George Washington. The community was very proud of him
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The Hill Family Farm
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S&M stands for Stan and Myrl
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Ned Winder said "Drink our MILK, eat our BREAD...and let us BURY you when your Dead". He was a quick witted man with a new Porsche every year. He was a hardworker and loved to serve his family and community.
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The West Side Commercial Club governed and unified area business.
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Max was manager of the Granger Merc. He was an outstanding friend, neighbor and community activist.
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Dr Knowles was always cheerful and his front pocket always had unending supply of suckers to give to all the children
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David McDougal
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Arnold Isbell was a wonderful part of Granger Utah. Let us know what you remember about him. Here is a picture of his Valley View Service Station located at 3500 S 4000 W
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They are often referred to as the "5 Little Angels"
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From Subdivisions to Sewer Lines: A Fact List on Estel L. Wright
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Glenn was a community activist. He was West Valley Cities very first city planner. He was a wonderful neighbor and friend.
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George... "You can't say anything bad about him"
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Active in scouting, business and civic duties, an avid sportsman and hunter and a confirmed Grangerites. Bill and Carol Lehman were extra special