Jacob Michael Bair

Thoughts by Michael Bair (12/11/2015), click here.

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Parents:
Michael Quinn Bair
Kylie Meeshel (Barrus) Bair

Siblings:

Adelyn Rae Bair

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Grandma Bair
I am fortunate to know both of my grandmas. Grandma Bair passed away from her battle with cancer seven years ago. She fought hard until the end. There are several things that I remember about Grandma Bair. She worked hard in her garden and always ended up with a great harvest in the Fall that she would share with everyone. Grandma would race to produce the first tomato or the first cantaloupe. She would use her garden as a method of service.

We'd go and visit Grandma and Grandpa Bair on almost every Sunday. My siblings and I would sit in the living room for a few minutes while Grandma would check up on everyone before we went outside or downstairs to play. Grandma would always check in on me even if I was shy and didn't say a lot. I remember on one occasion she told me I should smile a little more. I remember other occasions her telling me how special I was and how proud she was of me.

Grandma Bair always had ice-cream, candy in the candy jar, or M&M's on her shelf. She would come and watch me play baseball when I had a game close by. She would write me letters on my mission and would often slip in five dollars for a burger. Grandma's cookies were delicious!

I admire Grandma Bair for the strong woman that she was. She believed in God and trusted Him no matter the circumstances. She faithfully followed Him throughout her life. With life's difficulties, she helped me understand and reminds me daily the principles of enduring, having faith, and remembering the important things in life.

Though she has passed, I know that her spirit lives on. I think about her doing the Lord's work now. I think about her being close. I confidently say that I know that I will someday see her again.

Grandma Dawson
I love my Grandma Dawson who just celebrated her 60th wedding anniversary. Very few people, especially in the times that we live in today, can say that they've been married for 60 years. We had a fun celebration this summer in Grand View. All of the family gathered together and it was amazing to see their children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren all together in one place. All of those people together, as a result of Grandma and Grandpa Dawson.

My visits to see Grandma Dawson were typically at Christmas time for the big Grandview Christmas Party. All the family would come together to eat lots of food, play games, listen to music, put on skits, have Santa come, and stay up until the late hours of the night. Grandma is so fun to see at Christmas time. There were other trips that we'd make as well. During Spring Break we'd go visit Grandma and Grandpa and go to the sand dunes as well. We'd bring our paintball guns and run around the cars and the yard trying to survive. We'd meet at Givens Hot Springs or go to other camping areas during the summer for get togethers.

Grandpa and Grandma would also stop in at our home to say hello. Grandma is always so happy and optimistic. She smiles and always seems so excited to see me. I could always count on Grandma's birthday cards in the mail and having a small gift for us on Christmas. I remember opening an early Christmas Even gift from Grandma - soap on a rope!

I love my Grandma Dawson. I admire her for how supportive she has been of Grandpa with his professions. I appreciate the love that she shares with her family. I also appreciate her enduring strength through some of the health challenges that she has had in recent years.

I am so thankful for my grandmas. I am who I am because of them and hope to obtain some of the great qualities that they exemplify.

Colby (Delatore) Bair

Spouse:
Eric Stanley Bair

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Siblings:

Ashley (Ellis) Bair

Spouse:
Kyle Rae Bair

Children:

Parents:
James Ellis
LeAnn Ellis

Siblings:

Adelyn Rae Bair

Spouse:

Children:

Parents:
Michael Quinn Bair
Kylie Meeshel (Barrus) Bair

Siblings:
Jacob Michael Bair

William Allen Bair

Richmond City Cemetery
Richmond
Cache County
Utah, USA

Spouse:
Linda F. Bair

Children:

Parents:
Lloyd Humphrey Bair
Georgia (Robinson) Bair

Siblings:
Gerald Lloyd Bair
Quinn R Bair

Gerald Lloyd Bair

Burial:
Richmond City Cemetery
Richmond
Cache County
Utah, USA

Spouse:
Audrey Fackrell Bair

Children:

Parents:
Lloyd Humphrey Bair
Georgia (Robinson) Bair

Siblings:
Quinn R Bair
William Allan Bair

Christine Bair

Spouse:
Lloyd Purser Bair

Children:
Jonathon Durrant
Michael Dean Collette
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair

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Siblings:

Lloyd Purser Bair

Spouse:
Christine Bair

Children:
Jonathon Durrant
Michael Dean Collette
Austin Bair
Matthew Bair
Lexee Bair

Parents:
Quinn R Bair
Darlene (Purser) Bair

Siblings:
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Stanley Quinn Bair
Steven Lynn Bair
LaNae (Bair) Becksted
Baby Daughter Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

Spouse:
Katie Marie Bair

Children:

Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Siblings:

Nathan Steven Bair

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Jason Norman Bair

Jason Norman Bair

Spouse:
Karen (Gilliland) Bair

Children:
Boy

Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Siblings:

Nathan Steven Bair

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Spouse:
Stephanie Marie (Hunter) Bair

Children:

Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Siblings:

Nathan Steven Bair

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Jason Norman Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

Nathan Steven Bair

Spouse:
Jolene Bair

Children:
Abigail Bair
Jordan Bair
Emma Bair
Leah Bair
Theodore Bair

Parents:
Steven Lynn Bair
Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Siblings:

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Jason Norman Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Spouse:
Steven Lynn Bair

Children:

Nathan Steven Bair

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Jason Norman Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

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Siblings:

Steven Lynn Bair

 

Spouse:

Connie Charlene (Albiston) Bair

Children:

Nathan Steven Bair

Sarah (Bair) (Green-1st Marriage) Sanchez

Andrea Lynn (Bair) Dietz

Daniel Lloyd Bair

Jason Norman Bair

Ryan Quinn Bair

Parents:

Quinn R Bair

Darlene Purser Bair

Siblings:

Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Stanley Quinn Bair
LaNae (Bair) Becksted
Lloyd Purser Bair
Baby Daughter Bair

Darlene (Purser) Bair

Thoughts by Stan Bair (son)


Grandma Bair was my inspiration my whole life. On short inspirational story she taught me was as early as my a6th or 7th birthday. She would send out invitations for my party. We didn't really care who came. We just wanted presents. One of those birthdays she invited among others, was a young lady from our ward was not as privileged. Her family was inactive. She always dressed poorly and was not kept very well. Her hair was never combed. She always was very quiet, meek, and standoffish. My mom certainly wanted to help her. After our party she was the last one to be taken home. My mom then gave her a sack of toys as well as a basket of fruit to eat. She showed me how to care for less fortunate people. She showed me not to tease. To be kind at an early age.

Another thing she taught me was to control my temper. Once I was peeling a potato and she made me mad and I took the potato and threw it on the floor and splattered it throughout the kitchen. She did not yell at me , or scold me. She quietly sobbed. I felt so bad that I had caused my Mom to cry so badly. I swore to never again loose my temper with her and cause her to cry again. I could mention so many great things about my mom.

Thoughts by Michael Bair (Grandson)

I love my grandma so much. I miss her and think about her everyday. I remember going to Grandma and Grandpa's house every Sunday growing up. That is what we did after church. I would sit very quietly on the couch while everyone else talked. My grandma was always sure to smile and talk to me.

I'll never forget when I was walking through Grandma's kitchen one time what she had to say. She told me that I didn't smile enough. I think about that every time I feel down.

I remember being in the backyard one time and Grandma held me back from pounding my brother Eric!

Grandma loved playing cards. She was fun to play with. Grandma helped me learn how to fish. I remember one time I was able to go down to Utah with my grandma and grandpa for a family get together. We did some fishing and Grandma was the one cleaning the fish.

Grandma even made an effort to come to a few of my games. She had a good friend at my school that would take care of me for her. Her friend was a substitute teacher and could get a bit cranky with some of the other students, but she was always kind to me.

I love my grandma because of the life that she lived and the example that she set. She made sure to take care of me. I remember occasions when Grandma would tell me how proud she was of me and how she thought I was a special one. I want to live my life the best I can for my Grandma.

She has passed on, but I know she still lives. I know she is near. I can feel her.

Richmond City Cemetery
Richmond
Cache County
Utah, USA

Spouse:
Quinn R Bair

Children:
Kathy Jean (Bair) Hibbard
Stanley Quinn Bair
Steven Lynn Bair
LaNae (Bair) Becksted
Lloyd Purser Bair
Baby Daughter Bair

Parents:
Lyman Albert Purser
Abbie (Hyde) Purser

Siblings:
Ruth (Purser) Owens
Gordon Purser
Rosel Hyde Purser
John Hyde Purser
Eugene Lyman Purser
Arland Gloyd Purser
Abbigail (Purser) Woodall
Sterling Purser
Josie May Purser
JoAnn (Purser) Ezola

Lucy Ann Maria (Cole) Bair

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Noted Pioneer Woman Called.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Bair, 96, widow of John Bair, died in Ogden, Monday. Mrs. Bair's mother and father were the first two persons to be baptized into the L.D.S. church after the church was organized in 1830, with six members. They were therefore the seventh and eighth members of the church. Her husband was a prominent man in the early life of Utah. Mrs. Bair was born in Ohio in 1828, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Coles (ic), and came to Utah with the first immigrants in the company of Brigham Young, in 1847. With her sister, she witnessed the Haun's mill massacre and following the massacre she assisted in caring for the wounded. Soon after arriving in Utah the family moved to Willard, where they lived until they were compelled to go south to seek protection from the Indians. Mrs. Bair's father owned the first grist mill in Box Elder county. Mrs. Bair is survived by five children: Moroni, Homer, and William Bair of Richmond, Mrs. Almira Adams of Bountiful and Mrs. Rhoda Moody of Woods Cross. Her husband died many years ago. Not only did Mrs. Bair participate in the hardships of the pioneers but she raised two families besides her own. She was always known as a kindly generous person. The body was sent by Larkin Undertakers to Richmond where funeral services and interment will be made. Complete arrangements for funeral services have not yet been made, but will be announced as soon as word is received from some of the relatives.

Ogden Standard Examiner
March 4, 1924

Spouse:
John Bair

Children:
Phebe Alnory Bair
Morila Alnory Bair
Moroni Barnet Bair
Alzina Mariah Bair
Rhoda Servina Bair
Almira Suria Bair
William Alma Bair
Homer Alvin Bair
Joshua Bair

Parents:
Barnet Cole
Phebe Amanda Van Alstine

Siblings:
Lucinda Eliza Cole
Mary Ann Cole
Phebe Amanda Cole
Susan Ann Cole
James Barnet Cole
Moroni Cole
Laura Sariah Cole
John Cole
William Ether Cole
Fanney Mariah Cole
Joseph Hyrum Cole

Lucinda (Brower) Bair

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Spouse:
William Alma Bair

Children:
William Alma Bair
Francis Leonard Bair
Henry Eugene Bair
John Andrew Bair
Jessie Lucinda Bair
Jane Elizabeth Bair
Detta Ann Bair
Clifford Bair
Lloyd Humphry Bair
Thelma Almira Bair
Baby Girl Bair

Parents:
Ariah Coates Brower
Mary Jane (Humphrey) Brower

Siblings:
Mariah Elizabeth Humphrey Brower
Henry Humphrey Brower
Mary Humphrey Brower
Ariella Humphrey Brower
Fannie Elizabeth Brower
Alice Thompson Brower
Minerva Humphrey Brower
Gertrude Humphrey Brower

John Bair

John Bair was one of the settlers of Richmond, UT. For more information click HERE.
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John Bair

It makes me so proud to know that I had ancestors like John Bair who worked so hard to provide for his family, for the community, and who was a such a great leader and hard worker of his time. John was a man was spent time with Joseph and Hyrum Smith who I deeply love and admire. -Michael Bair (Great, Great, Great Grandson)

Spouse(s):
Lucy Ann Marina (Cole) Bair

Lucinda (Owens) Bair
Jerusha Ann (Richardson) Bair
Belinda Jane (Owen) Bair
Lydia (Regester) Bair
Mary Jane (Bidgelow) Bair

Children (with Lucy Ann Marina Cole Bair):
Phebe Alnory Bair
Morila Alnory Bair
Moroni Barnet Bair
Alzina Mariah Bair
Rhoda Servina Bair
Almira Suria Bair
William Alma Bair
Homer Alvin Bair
Joshua Bair

Parents:
Adam Bair
Catherine (Bowermaster) Bair

Siblings:
Henry Bair
Margaret Bair
Susanna Bair
Sarah Bair
George Bair

Eric Stanley Bair

Eric Bair Fan
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Spouse:
Colby (Delatore) Bair

Children:

Parents:
Stanley Quinn Bair
Becky Rae (Dawson) Bair

Siblings:
Michael Quinn Bair
Kyle Rae Bair
Brianna Bair
Jeanna Bair