Youtz, Hewitt Gleave

The Youtz Family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers. Linda Samuelson
Casper,Wy

I laugh when I think of the time Uncle Hewitt and Aunt Jo kept Sheila and me after the car accident. I was in a body cast and to wash my hair you had to put me on the kitchen table and move it to the sink. It was realy quite a chore to get the table where I would not get soaking wet and where Uncle Hewitt could get a good scrub on my hair. It was like being in a silent movie, plenty of laughs and lots of silent "I told you so" looks. Even though it was a trying time being away from family,everyday was made special, which must have taken quite an effort on Uncle Hewitt's part. What loving memories, I'll always cherish them.

I am sorry to hear about Hewitt's passing. Although I only met him a time or two - over the years Roger and Darlene had spoke of the family and it was a pleasure to put names to faces several years ago at the Youtz Family reunion at Lava.

You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Keep the good memories and smile often.

To Charlie, Joanne, Tom and all of Hewitt's beloved family,
We were so very very sorry to hear of your Father's passing. We know and take comfort that he is now in a better place to rest in peace.
We shall always remember and cherish all of our years together in Riverton, be it our times at John Deere and all other times that were spent with such wonderful friends and also as employees with Riverton Equipment.
Reuben and I have talked a lot about our years in Riverton and how the Youtz family were a big part of our lives, never to be forgotten.
Please accept our deepest sympathy at this very difficult time and know that all of you are in our prayers and thoughts.
We regret we cannot be there for the services but we will be thinking of you and hope some time we will be in Riverton and visit.
God Bless our very wonderful friend Hewitt.
And God Bless his whole family.
Our love to you, Reuben and Rosalee

To Charlie, Joanne, Tom and all of Hewitt's beloved family,
He will be deeply missed by many and there are many who will suffer from never knowing such a great gentelman as my Uncle Hewitt. I know he lived life to the fullest so let us mourn his passing, then celebrate his life as loved ones and friends as we say goodbye to a much loved and respected man.

Charlie, Joanne and Tom -- you are in our thoughts and prayers. I will always remember Hewitt and Jo fondly, and my parents considered them good friends. My first airplane flight was with Hewitt at the controls -- graciously flying a 14 year old teen from Riverton to Jackson. Wonderful people.

--Lucy Williamson

I am so sorry for your loss.