Mr. Everett R Booth

Everett was a musician and friend who always encouraged you to continue improvement. He was kind and gentle and a great person to be around. He loved music and he will be sorely missed. God speed my friend.

I met Everett about 12 years ago at a Blackhawk Encampment in Santaquin. I was drawn to an area of the camp where Everett and, I think it was Don, were playing their guitars and singing. Everett's wife overheard me singing and invited me to join them. Everett invited me to join Old Time Fiddlers. That invitation stirred up an old desire to learn to play the ukulele. A few months later I joined the fiddlers, although I was not

I met Everett about 12 years ago at a Blackhawk Encampment in Santaquin. I was drawn to an area of the camp where Everett and, I think it was Don, were playing their guitars and singing. Everett's wife overheard me singing and invited me to join them. Everett invited me to join Old Time Fiddlers. That invitation stirred up an old desire to learn to play the ukulele. A few months later I joined the fiddlers, although I was not a very good musician.

Everett was one of the kindest, most understanding men I have ever met. He did everything he could to help me and encourgage me in my music. I have a lasting respect and love for him. He will go down in my history of one of the most influential men in my life.

Unfortunately, I did not hear of his passing until the funeral was already in progress. Please accept my most heartfelt sympathy in this your time of not only grief, but also hope and expectation for the joyful day when you will all be reunited.

Thank you for sharing such a wonderful man with the world.
Charla

Everett, thank you for being a wonderful example of a Latter Day Saint. I was a young wife and mother when I joined the church in 1990 in California and moved into the Timpanogos Park 1st Ward in 1991. You and Doris were always happy, thoughtful and full of life. You strengthened my testimony as a new member and lite the path for me in so many ways. You taught me how to bear my testimony through your example, you

Everett, thank you for being a wonderful example of a Latter Day Saint. I was a young wife and mother when I joined the church in 1990 in California and moved into the Timpanogos Park 1st Ward in 1991. You and Doris were always happy, thoughtful and full of life. You strengthened my testimony as a new member and lite the path for me in so many ways. You taught me how to bear my testimony through your example, you taught me missionary work through your example, you taught me how to really love my extended family through your example, you taught me how to love and serve the youth through your example, you taught me how to never stop giving in the service of the Lord. I've shared my feelings with so many others over the years, I only regret that I didn't let you know what a lasting impression you have made in my life while you were here on earth. Thank you for loving the Lord and for helping me as a new member of the church, thank you for being so kind, and friendly and wise, and for raising such a valiant family. I look forward to the day when I can give you a hug and tell you all these things in person but until that day....I know you're still serving as righteously in heaven as you did on earth. Love, Lisa McKinney

To Doris and All the Family...We felt so blessed to know Everett as our dear neighbor and most importantly a friend! When Jim and I moved into the neighborhood Everett came right over and made us feel so welcomed. Always shared the harvest of his garden with us! He and Jim hit it right off from the start, from sharing tinkering with mechanics,love of blue grass music, and just always talking bout history, life in general. He and Jim were

To Doris and All the Family...We felt so blessed to know Everett as our dear neighbor and most importantly a friend! When Jim and I moved into the neighborhood Everett came right over and made us feel so welcomed. Always shared the harvest of his garden with us! He and Jim hit it right off from the start, from sharing tinkering with mechanics,love of blue grass music, and just always talking bout history, life in general. He and Jim were like kindred spirits it didn't seem to make a difference that they were so apart in age. Everett was so kind and always offered a helping hand to us! We are so glad we got to see him on New Year's Day and from our time with him knew he was ready to go on to his next journey. He even told Jim he was going to save a house down the road from him when Jim makes the journey. Jim laughed and told him he didn't think he would be going there, but where it is going to be really hot, but he would be a popular guy cause they would really have need for a HVAC guy there. We all laughed, but even then Everett was thinking bout Jim and he told him what a good man and neighbor he was and he would definitely be seeing him in the next life. So even though we know how much you all love him and will miss him we know that your faith will bring you to a place of exceptance and peace. You will have wonderful memories as we do to share amongst you all that will keep him present with you until you meet again. So Everett , this is just to say have a safe journey back home and a candle to help light the way, We'll miss ya Neighbor! Our Heart-Felt Sympathies to the Booth Family and all that loved him!

To Josh and his family. We send you our love and prayers at this sad time. May Heavenly Father bless you with Love and comfort in the days ahead.
Love,
Amy. John, and Martha

Doris & Family,we are sorry for your loss, enjoyed being neighbors at River Front in Yuma AZ. enjoyed helping Everett with things that needed done with his RV last year. Enjoyed his kindness and thoughtfulness as a neighbor at the River Front RV park.
Steve & LaRue Muir'

I remember Everett and his Booth family in the 1950's while living in Davenport and DeWitt, Iowa. Dale and I send condolence to his family.
I read the online Herald today and read the obituary. My father Willard and brother Chet Roskelley knew them in Iowa and Provo.

We hope your fond memories will comfort you at this time as you gather
in his memory.

Sincerely,

Dale & Jean (Roskelley) Langbehn

Dear Booth family,
We were so fortunate to know you as our neighbors in Orem. We moved in as a young family and our first Bishop was Bishop Booth. His kindness and wisdom were an important influence in the early years of our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all and we will see you on Saturday.

Doris and Family,

God bless you in your time of sorrow.

We enjoyed the joy and happiness that both of you brought to the park. We really enjoyed hearing Everett sing and play when he was able to. We will always have fond memories of both of you and we will keep you and your family in our prayers. We will pray for Everett's soul.

Jack and Janet Weis

I was a best friend with Cathy in grade school and just loved her dad. He always had a smile and a warm, caring interest in me and us as kids. He was so gentle and loving. Sending my sympathy to the family. Glad you will see him again!