They also served as ordinance workers in the Provo, and Mt Timpanogos LDS temples for 11 years.įred is survived by his wife Ellen Harris Pryor and their 6 children, Dorothy (Steve) Sheffield, St George, UT David Pryor, Hillsboro OR Keith (Kristine) Pryor, South Jordan UT Barbara (Mark) Hale Draper UT Carolyn (Doug) Cronquist, Singapore Asia and Gary (Sheryl) Pryor, Orem UT their 24 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren. Fred's hobbies included woodworking, photography and gardening.Īfter his retirement Fred and Ellen served in the Chicago, Illinois mission microfilming US naturalization records. He also worked part-time for the Uinta National Forest service. When that department was cut from the curriculum Fred moved his young family to Utah Valley where he taught for 27 years at Timpanogos, Grovecrest and Windsor Elementary schools. In 1948 he married Ellen Harris, from Beaver, Utah, who blessed his life for 63 years.įred graduated from Utah State University in 1949 and taught photography at the college for five years. In 1948 while attending Utah State University Margaret died giving birth to their only son Robert Allen Pryor. Shortly thereafter Fred enlisted in the army, and served for four years, which included a tour of duty in Europe during World War II. In 1940 Fred was called to serve in the Western States Mission. crossed through the veil to meet his parents Amanda Ethel Price and Fred Roberts Pryor (who died before his birth), all seven of his brothers and sisters, his first wife Margaret and their son Robert.įred was born Februin Minersville, Utah where he grew-up. FHaving had a strong testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ all his life, Fred Roberts Pryor Jr.

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