Shane S. Bodell, born August 6, 1957, returned to his place of beginning on December 10, 1998. He passed away, firm in the faith that we have a Heavenly Father, that Jesus Christ lives, and that through the atonement all men can be forgiven of their sins and return to the presence of God.
For a short time, he will leave behind his wife, Debbie Grondel Bodell and their five girls; April, Tiffany, BreeAnn, EmmaLee, and KarlyAnn. The last to arrive in his family and the first to depart this life.Shane is also survived by his parents, J. Martell and Pearl S. Bodell; his two brothers, Marty (Susan), Scott (Debbie); one precioussister, Michele (Dave) Welling; he is also survived by Debbie'sparents, Tom H. and Vicki Grondel; his brother-in-law, Darrin T.(Rebecca) Grondel; and one very special family friend, DeeAnn Hofer. Each of his family members have many precious children whom he loved. Shane loved his family and the Savior.
Shane served in several positions of trust within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and in the community. By being willing to serve Shane was able to associate with some of the finest women and men on the earth. He will always treasure the friendships that were made here on the earth. He was reared by goodly parents who taught by example and voice. His immediate and extended family showed him daily faith as he fought the fight that many have fought who contract cancer and other diseases that might be terminal. Although Shane had several other illnesses in his life, there was always some manifestation that through it all, the Savior was there and watching over him and his family.
Shane and his family would like to thank the City of Riverton for all they did in helping with the liver transplant and subsequent care after. We'd like to thank LDS Hospital and Coram Health for all their care, knowledge and compassion. Shane would also like to thank the Jordan School Board for all of their love and support. Shane and his family would also like to thank all those of every faith who offered prayers, fasted and did many wonderful acts of kindness in our lives. Debbie would like to give Dr. John Howarth and staff a heart felt thank you for allowing her to be home with Shane and their girls when they needed her most. We offer a special thanks to all our neighbors and friends who've given us countless hours and years of service. We thank God in our prayers for all of you and pray in your quiet moments that you will know of our and the Savior's love for you.
The funeral services to be held Monday December 14, 1998 at 12 Noon in Riverton at the LDS Summerhill Stake Center, 12120 South 1300 West. Friends may call Sunday evening, December 13, 1998 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.at the Tithing Hill Ward at 1225 West 12400 South. On Monday, friends may call at the Summerhill Stake Center from 10:30-11:45 a.m. Interment, Redwood Memorial Estates.
Mark Shurtleff
Obituary: Shane S. Bodell
Published: Sat, Dec. 12, 1998, 12:00 a.m. MST
Shane S. Bodell, born August 6, 1957, returned to his place of beginning on December 10, 1998. He passed away, firm in the faith that we have a Heavenly Father, that Jesus Christ lives, and that through the atonement all men can be forgiven of their sins and return to the presence of God.
For a short time, he will leave behind his wife, Debbie Grondel Bodell and their five girls; April, Tiffany, BreeAnn, EmmaLee, and KarlyAnn. The last to arrive in his family and the first to depart this life.Shane is also survived by his parents, J. Martell and Pearl S. Bodell; his two brothers, Marty (Susan), Scott (Debbie); one precioussister, Michele (Dave) Welling; he is also survived by Debbie'sparents, Tom H. and Vicki Grondel; his brother-in-law, Darrin T.(Rebecca) Grondel; and one very special family friend, DeeAnn Hofer. Each of his family members have many precious children whom he loved. Shane loved his family and the Savior.
Mark Shurtleff
Shane served in several positions of trust within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and in the community. By being willing to serve Shane was able to associate with some of the finest women and men on the earth. He will always treasure the friendships that were made here on the earth. He was reared by goodly parents who taught by example and voice. His immediate and extended family showed him daily faith as he fought the fight that many have fought who contract cancer and other diseases that might be terminal. Although Shane had several other illnesses in his life, there was always some manifestation that through it all, the Savior was there and watching over him and his family.
Shane and his family would like to thank the City of Riverton for all they did in helping with the liver transplant and subsequent care after. We'd like to thank LDS Hospital and Coram Health for all their care, knowledge and compassion. Shane would also like to thank the Jordan School Board for all of their love and support. Shane and his family would also like to thank all those of every faith who offered prayers, fasted and did many wonderful acts of kindness in our lives. Debbie would like to give Dr. John Howarth and staff a heart felt thank you for allowing her to be home with Shane and their girls when they needed her most. We offer a special thanks to all our neighbors and friends who've given us countless hours and years of service. We thank God in our prayers for all of you and pray in your quiet moments that you will know of our and the Savior's love for you.
The funeral services to be held Monday December 14, 1998 at 12 Noon in Riverton at the LDS Summerhill Stake Center, 12120 South 1300 West. Friends may call Sunday evening, December 13, 1998 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.at the Tithing Hill Ward at 1225 West 12400 South. On Monday, friends may call at the Summerhill Stake Center from 10:30-11:45 a.m. Interment, Redwood Memorial Estates.