Marcus Leslie Bennion was born at home in Granger in 1892. He was the oldest son of Marcus and Lucy Smith Bennion. He was reared on his father's irrigated 60 acre farm and 120 acre dry farm.
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Norm Bangerter was a lifelong resident. He served in the Utah House of Representatives and served at Utah's Governor. His "foremost interest was improving the state's educational system"
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Bud Hendrickson was a professional horse trainer. He was a family man and involved in the community.
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Al was a beloved Granger Business Man. His business Granger Cold Storage- Meat Locker opened in October 1939 and contained 185 lockers. In 1948 the capacity was expanded to 550 lockers and in 1956 to 800 lockers
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Verne was always involved in the community and we all knew Verne as a hard worker. He was known to say “I’ll serve my family and community from dawn to dusk and so they can enjoyed the fruits of my labor”.
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Walt Brock's motto was “Life is not exactly easy as there was always much work to be done”. His family bought a farm in Granger and luckily Walt was a hard worker.
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Bill Barton: Senator and Outstanding member of the community
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Hank was West Valley's first Mayor. He said "I would like to leave to posterity a real beautiful, small city. It's going to be the best city humanly possible to create."
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A List of Achievements: Estel L. Wright
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Walter Ewell, he was devoted to our community and served us constantly
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Parley was born and raised on his families Granger Farm. Even at a young age, was an extremely hard-worker . He enjoyed farming and was always busy It is noted by his neighbors that ,” Parley was always busy in good works and helps those in need”.
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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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