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Marjorie Ransom Bennett
Salt Lake City
1921 - 2009

On June 23, 2009 Margie closely followed her sweetheart Dail in passing from this life. Their children and grandchildren will always treasure the memory of their love and devotion for each other and the example of their 65 beautiful years together.
Marjorie R. Bennett was born on May 22, 1921 in Salt Lake City, Utah to William Hoople and Nellie Bluth Ransom. She married Dail H Bennett in New York City on December 10, 1943. He preceded her in death a short 7 weeks earlier. She graduated from West High School and then the University of Utah with a bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Her college years began her lifelong love of Utah football and basketball. She was a member of Delta Gamma social sorority and Beta Sigma Phi philanthropic sorority. During WWII, she served in the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corp as a lieutenant from 1942-43 as a trainer and a plane spotter.
She was a soft spoken and gentle mother and wife. With her quiet strength, she encouraged her children to value education, social graces, and family. She put all of her energy into teaching them about the tools they would need in life.
Marjorie was a loving and supportive partner to Dail; they were each other’s best friend. They traveled the world together, exploring, learning, and embracing life and each other. She and Dad supported all of their children’s and grandchildren’s interests and activities, attending many graduations, sporting events, and recitals.
She cherished her friendships. She was an avid golfer, a lover of music, and a bridge guru. She spent many hours with Dail and her children at Willow Creek Country Club. She was a lifelong member of the Monument Park 3rd ward (Foothill 7th). Dail and Marge worked together as Stake Dance Directors. Both were marvelous dancers and they danced many a night away with the Hi-Steppers Dance Club.
Marjorie is survived by four daughters: Bonnie Daniloff, husband, William A., Pat Bennett, Barbara Maloney, husband, Michael P., Bev Kelsey, husband, Craig W. One son, William Dail, wife, Melissa; 14 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by Dail; Alexandra Hoover Bennett, a granddaughter, her sisters Phyllis R. Madsen and Hazel R. Black.
We wish to thank Dini Droguett, her Alzheimer’s support group, and the staff at Brighton Gardens for the love, advice, and support they gave to Marge, Dail, and our family. Margie was loved by all and she maintained her spunkiness, poise and sense of self throughout the course of her illness.
Funeral services will be held at 12 PM Tuesday June 30, 2009 at the Foothill 7th Ward, 2215 E Roosevelt Avenue. Family and friends may call 6-7:30 Monday evening at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 South 200 East, SLC and at the church on Tuesday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Directly following the service, interment will be at Wasatch Lawn, 3401 South Highland Drive (Enter from 33rd South).
Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com
The family suggests memorial contributions in Marjorie’s name to Alzheimer’s Association- Utah Chapter. Phone: 801-265-1944.
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Dail H. Bennett
Dail H. Bennett 1921 ~ 2009 Dail H. Bennett died peacefully at home surrounded by his family on May 1, 2009. He was born September 8, 1921 in St. Anthony, Idaho to Lester Grant and Ireta Waldram Bennett. He married Marjorie Shirley Ransom, the love of his life, in New York City on December 10, 1943. He graduated from East High School and then the University of Utah with a bachelor's degree in Business. He was an avid, lifelong Utah sports fan and in 2005, he was honored at the U as a "super fan." After graduation from the University of Utah, he was called to serve his country in World War II. His love of flying took him into the Navy Air Corps, where he flew Air Blimps and fighter planes. He retired from the U.S. Navy in 1967. Dail was passionate about his family. He enjoyed 65 years of a loving marriage to Marjorie and many years of learning, laughing, and traveling with his children and grandchildren. He dearly loved his family and he supported all of their interests and activities, attending many graduations, sporting events, and recitals. He never lost his love of learning. He traveled the world with family and friends, and embraced life. He built his own business, Trans West Sales Company, which he ran successfully until his retirement. He was a charter member of Willow Creek Country Club and served on the Board of Directors. He enjoyed many hours at Willow Creek, honing his golf game and cheering for his five children on the swim team. Dail and Marge were lifelong members of the Monument Park 3rd Ward (Foothill 7th). They worked together as Stake Dance Directors. Both were marvelous dancers and they danced many a night away with the Hi-Steppers Dance Club. He faced down every challenge and difficulty with courage and determination. His endless curiosity and infectious sense of humor guided him through life and endeared him to all who knew and loved him. He was deeply loved and he will be greatly missed. Dail is survived by his wife, Marjorie, four daughters: Bonnie Daniloff, husband, William A., Pat Bennett, Barbara Maloney, husband, Michael P., Bev Kelsey, husband, Craig. W. One son, William Dail, wife, Melissa; 14 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Alexandra Hoover Bennett, his sister, Helen Drake, and his brother, Keith Dee Bennett. Funeral services will be held at 12 p.m. Friday, May 8, 2009 in the Foothill Ward building at 2215 E. Roosevelt Avenue. Family and friends may call Thursday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 255 South 200 East, SLC and at the church on Friday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. prior to the service. Interment will be at Wasatch Lawn, 3401 South Highland Drive (Enter from 33rd South). In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions in Dail's name to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation (801-584-5800). Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com or Email condolences to dail@zanport.com

No deal for the Critical Care Internship

I had my interview this morning for the Critical Care Intership at the University Hospital in Salt Lake. I felt I looked and did my best, but I found out this afternoon that I didn't get a position. They chose 12 people out of the 30 that interviewed...

I'm not sure exactly why I didn't get chosen but I could tell it was competitive. However, I have to look at the positive side since it is now out of my control and I can't say I have regrets.
There won't be so much pressure for my NCLEX, which will be good. Even though I'm not that worried about passing, it's the extra pressure that I can do without. Second, the timeline for moving is more flexible now, and with Jeromie already having a job in Salt Lake, it is not the end of the world that I haven't found mine yet.

I hope there is a better opportunity waiting for me. I think there will be.

The hardest part about this is not knowing what will happen next, or where to go from here. In the event that something happened to my grandpa, I may reconsider moving to Utah. However, I already applied for licensure in the state, and can only be licensed in one state at a time. I will wait a while to decide what to do. I am still planning on moving, but I guess the door is no longer closed off for the possibility of staying in Portland. However...regardless, I'm behind on job hunting and housing searches if I end up not moving. I've been so focused on finding things in Salt Lake.

The best thing I can do is try to keep looking in a job in Utah for now, since within Portland the opportunities are so minimal....I'd likely have to end up in some small outskirt town in Oregon which I'm not exactly dreaming of at night.

Back to school for now and I have a lot of things to consider. I'm allowing myself to be bummed out for the rest of the day and move on tomorrow!

Graduation

I got my annoucements yesterday! SO exciting. Each little piece of the puzzle is starting to come together and with each little moment I start to realize more and more that this thing is real! Am I really graduating soon?! Yes! Sometimes I can't believe it.

I have less than two months left! I will be doing my senior practicum on the night shift up at OSHU in Pediatrics. I'm not sure how I will handle night shift yet..we will see. My first night is tomorrow night.

NCLEX! It's getting closer. I registered with PearsonVue, the company that you take the exam through. I have applied for licensure in the state of Utah.

NSNA Convention! The annual convention for the National Student Nurses' Association is coming up! April 15-19th and Nashville! And I'm going! I'm a chosen representative for Linfield along with 5 other students. I will also be a delegate and sit in the House of Delegates where we make decisions on what NSNA should or should not support an elect new officers for the upcoming year! So exciting!

The week after the convention I will be heading to Salt Lake City for an interview at the University Hospital for their Critical Care Internship. I got some bad news the other day from Intermountain HealthCare which owns a large majority of the healthcare operations in Salt Lake...they are not hiring anyone for their nurse residency program in June unless they are already employed in the system. SO, that means, I can't even start work until August at the soonest in Primary Children's or anywhere else in the system if I don't get this job I'm interviewing for in April. It puts a little bit more pressure on me :(

That's all for now!

The Countdown

65 Days until Graduation!!!

I have one more week of the class I'm taking now and then I will be done with it! Starting the week of April 6th I will be taking my last course: Senior Practicum. I'm going to be doing night shift up on the hill at Doernbecher! SO excited. I also have this independent study thing I'm supposed to be doing...that reminds me, I should get to work on it. The focus is supposed to be CAM (Complimentary and Alternative Medicine) well, slash therapies...since it's nursing focused. I just heard about this thing called BodyTalk which sounds interesting so I might focus on that. Anyone have suggestions on a modality I should focus on? I don't want to do something that's been studied a ton already like acupuncture or massage. I actually thought prayer might be interesting but I have heard research that has been done that shows people did worse when others were praying for them....so maybe that's not going to uncover much interesting after all. I better get going on picking something to study, though...


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