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Proceeded in death by her husband, Gerald and son, Jef, along with her siblings Victor Ashworth, Elizabeth Clark, Phillip Ashworth. Nieces Victoria Ashworth Rogers, Tanya Ashworth Hainsworth and Penelope Ashworth. Nephews Peter Ashworth, Michael Ashworth, Paul Clark, David Ashworth, Stephen Ashworth, William Ashworth, Robert Ashworth and Timothy Ashworth. Three great grandchildren Tyler, Jackson and Isabella Snyder. Elodia is survived by her two sons Jon (Gloria) Goss, Eric (Yo Yo) Goss, two granddaughters Angela Dawne Goss Snyder and Katie Maureen Goss. Her body will be cremated and her remains interned in the family plot in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. She was a proud Republican and for many years a volunteer with Hospice, both in Colorado and Utah. She was a life-long member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, being very active in Relief Society. Dode’s greatest joy was in singing, especially in the Tabernacle Choir. Eric later served in the Vietnam theater. His older brother Jon was assigned to bring Jef’s body home. Jef, her second son, was killed in action, having won a Silver Star, among many other commendations. Their three sons all served in the US military in Vietnam.

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During the war she lived in the east bay area of California and was a truck driver for the Pacific Overseas Air Transport Services Command. In the years just before World War II, she lived for two years at the Beehive House in Salt Lake City, singing in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and working at the Remington Small Arms plant in Kearns, Utah. After one quarter in Logan, she returned to Provo and BYU to continue her musical studies under Florence Jepperson Madsen. Dode spent most of her youth at Brigham Young Training School with the Class of 1936, and at Brigham Young University, except for a year at Farrer Junior High and her senior year at Provo High School, from which she received a music scholarship to Utah State. Elodia 'Dode' Ashworth Goss, born Jin Provo, Utah, born to William Ray and Eliza Mangum Ashworth, passed away from this earthly life on December 4, 2011. ~ ~ ~ ~ HER OBITUARY: J~ December 4, 2011. Source: 1936 BYH Wildcat yearbook.~ ~ ~ ~ She married Gerald Montie Goss. This yearbook have provided considerable information to this website.Ĭlass of 1936 ~ H. Harmon, BYH Class of 1937, responded enthusiastically to our appeal, and has shared his 1936 Wildcat yearbook, which is in remarkably good condition. One of the major missing pieces in the BY High puzzle was the Wildcat Yearbook of 1936.