Cleo (Ricks) Boynton

History of Cleo Ricks Boynton
15th September 1930 to 21st February 2016

Daughter of:
Howard Ricks
Tressa Elvera Hansen

Married to:
Ivan Elmo Boynton
12th of September 1949
Elko, Nevada

July 18th, 1940 – Lehi Sun
Cleo and Ivan
Ivan Boynton
Back Row: Brent, Stephen
Middle Row: Mark, Paul, Tom
Front Row: Cleo, Ivan

Cleo and Ivan had five boys. The first born was Stephen Elmo born on the 17th of May, 1950. He married Linda German and they now live in Texas.

Next came Howard Brent Boynton, born on 27the of September in 1952. He joined the Navy but was medically discharged shortly after due to back problems. He passed away at young age of 41 on the 12th of March 1994. He is buried in the Utah State Veteran’s Memorial Park in Bluffdale, Utah. Site A-535.

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Brent Boynton

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Thomas Walton Boynton was born on the 18th of July in 1954. I’ve yet to track down any pictures of him. The one big thing I remember about him is that he worked for Coca-Cola bottling company and was always able to get deals on fountain drinks for all of Grandma’s events.

Mark Randall Boynton was born on 15th of December in 1957. Unfortunately he met is demise in a fiery crash in Las Vegas on the 17th of November, 2014. He was only 56 years old. He is buried in the Crescent Cemetery in Salt Lake County, Utah.

Last is Paul C. Boynton, born on the 13th of February in 1960. He married Chris in October of 1979.

3 Responses

  1. Megan says:

    Whom ever made this beautiful journal about my family! All I have to say is….Thank you! Thank you so much!
    Mark Boynton’s youngest daughter,
    Megan Boynton

    • jricks1 says:

      Yay!!! I’m so glad you found this! I was hoping when I made this that it would help connect family members together. I am Mark’s cousin, Jaena. I grew up with and sure loved your dad. Unfortunately we lost track of each other over the years. I was so sad to hear of his tragic passing.

  2. Kenneth Robert Ricks says:

    Mark and Paul were my fellow troublemakers whenever my family would visit Salt Lake and I have fond memories of playing at the nearby gravel pit and helping Aunt Cleo make homemade root beer. They both were the funnest cousins I had.

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