Our beloved husband, father, brother, and grandfather passed away at home, on Dec. 13, 2007 after a valiant battle with cancer. He was born July 3, 1924 in Granger, UT to Albert William Daw and Helen Rebecca Bowden. He graduated from Granite High School in 1942 and attended Utah State University. He married his sweetheart, Beverly Shepherd, on May 7th, 1947, in the Salt Lake Temple. Loved by all who knew him because of his unique ability to love them, Weston was a truly remarkable man. He was a true patriarch and a wonderful example to his family. He was a devoted husband, a loving father, a kind grandfather, and a fun great-grandfather. Dad dedicated his life to the service of the Lord, his family and all he knew. He served as bishop of the South Cottonwood Ward for a total of 16 years and was most recently released at age 80. He served as a counselor in the Little Cottonwood Stake Presidency. He also served as president of the South Carolina, Columbia Mission from 1984-1987 and as president of the Philippines, Manila Missionary Training Center from 1993-1995. He was currently serving as the Gospel Doctrine Teacher in the South Cottonwood Ward.

Known for his love of others and inability to sit still, he was always talking with people every-where he went. Weston loved his yard and could often be seen planting, weeding, or just sitting and enjoying its beauty. He was very generous, always helping those around him in any way he could. Weston founded Daw Lathing Company later known as Daw Incorporated. He also was a founder of Daw Technologies. He was well known in the Utah Construction Industry for integrity and honesty. He served as a member of the Murray City Commission, Board Member of Cottonwood Hospital and the current president-elect of the Murray Chapter of the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. He will be greatly missed by his many friends and family members.

Weston is survived by his sweet-heart, Beverly; his children: Karen Kammerath (Steven), Ronald Daw (Tracey), Ryan Daw (Shelly); Terry Dow (Darcy); Gordon Daw (Nanete), and daughter-in-law Leisa Brown; his brothers and sisters, Harold, Carol, Dawna, Owen and Larae: 28 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. He was predeceased in death by his parents; brother, Glenn Daw; and his son Ervin.

December 18, 2007 8:17 PM Daw Family, I was sorry to hear of Westons Passing. I am sure that I can speak for a majority of the extended Daw family who at some time or other worked at Daw Inc. Because of the his gentle kind and caring nature I developed a strong love for him. That is quite unique in todays corporate world. But then again Weston was a unique man. He is someone I have the utmost respect for and have tried to emulate many of the qualities I saw in him in my own life. He was a great example to me and I feel blessed for the association I had with him. Gordon and Ryan please know that we are thinking of you and praying for you and your family at this difficult time. With Love Steve & Julie Lawson

December 18, 2007 6:00 PM Dear Aunt Beverly and Family, I was so sad to hear about uncle Weston's passing. I have many pivotal memories of him. He was my bishop when I was small. He was a member of the Stake Presidency for a large part of my growing up. I can still see and hear him speaking at stake conference and because he was my uncle and I knew him I paid particular attention to the things he said and even closer attention to how he lived his life. I was never disappointed. He gave Norm and me some wise counsel many years ago when we moved to New York; counsel that helped us grow and bloom where we were transplanted. I loved his warm smile and the twinkle in his eyes. I appreciated his approachability, and his steadfastness. Uncle Weston was the genuine article, the real deal. Norm and I loved him. Much sympathy and love.

December 18, 2007 9:04 AM Dear Beverly and all, We were saddened to hear about Weston's passing and want to offer to you our heart felt sympathies. He will be sorely missed for a season. He is a great man, so full of energy and life and a willingness to make others feel welcomed and at ease always. May our Father in Heaven's blessings be upon you at this time.

December 18, 2007 12:48 AM President Daw was an inspiration to a very young Bishop more than 30 years ago while he served as a counselor to President Boyd Bronson. Susan and I send our eternal gratitude and love to Sister Daw and all of the family.

December 17, 2007 6:48 PM Aunt Beverly and Family, We extend our love and simpathy. We know how hard it is to lose a father. Uncle Weston was an incredible individual. He made something of himeself and blessed many others in the process. Our prayers are with you. He has had a rich full life. Our prayer is that we can follow and do likewise.

December 17, 2007 4:54 PM Dear Daw Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Weston was such a kind and caring man. I am so happy that I had the pleasure of meeting with him on numerous occassions while working for Daw Inc., as well as working with and knowing Ryan, Gordon, Shelly, Nanette, Garrett, Amanda and many other of the Daws. I will always remember his contagious smile and laugh. My heart and thoughts are with you all.

December 17, 2007 4:47 PM I have never known a man like Him. I met him when I was working for Howard Erb and he was doing some metal framing for us, many many years ago. I worked for him occasionally and it was always a pleasure. Over the last few years we saw each other at Rite Aid. And a big smile would be on his face. We would talk about things and then go on our way. His memory will linger with me forever.Missed but not forgotten.

December 17, 2007 4:38 PM We enjoyed living on the same streeet as the Daws in Murray years ago, receiving of their kindnesses and concerns for our family, the Stockings and Holts. Always there were the smiles, the handshakes, the greetings, and the blessings from a good neighbor and bishop. We are better people because of him and his great example to everyone. What a wonderful family are the Daws.

December 17, 2007 4:11 PM To the Daw Family, I just want you to know how sorry I am about the passing of your beloved husband and father. In a way I feel like I lost my dad as well. He was a great man, one of a kind. I will always hold him close to my heart. Weston and Bev have done so much for me and I have grown to love them alot. If there is anything you ever need please remember to call me. There is nothing I wouldn't do for you or Bev. Please always remember that I will always love and care about your family. Love, Ria

December 17, 2007 11:12 AM Weston is a great man. We are so thankful to know him and his family. He will always be know as a great example for how to live your life and how to love others. I am so thankful for all the experiences at Daw Inc. Weston is truly a mentor to me and my family.

December 17, 2007 10:52 AM Dear Sister Daw and Family, I only had one encounter with Weston and that was 65 years ago, but I thought you might like to hear about it because it it so typical of what you say his whole life has been. I met him at the Salt Lake County Fair in 1942. I was a first time exhibitor who knew nothing. I, and my Holstein heifer, had been dropped off by a hired truck driver. I didn't know what to do. I was twiddling my thumbs when Weston pulled in with a couple of Jerseys in a trailer behind the family car. He immediately helped me figure out where to tie my heifer, told me where to get straw for bedding and otherwise helped me get settled in. He was very considerate and helpful throughout the County Fair. I looked up at him as a model of the kind of man I would like to be. I have never seen him since, but hope he wouldn't be too disappointed in how I turned out. God bless you in your temporary loss. DeVon F. Andrus, 2056 North Wedgewood Lane, Cedar City, Utah 84720.

December 16, 2007 11:06 PM My memories of J. Weston Daw go back to my childhood when he was in the Murray Utah East Stake Presidency with Boyd Bronson. I remember President Daw as being a very jovial man that really could laugh out loud!!! At the same time, I also remember him as one who had a very strong testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ and the tears freely flowed when he bore it. May the Lord's comforting spirit be his his family and friends at this time to reassure them that they will indeed see him again and that he now is doing a most important work on the other side.

December 16, 2007 10:50 PM As one of President and Sister Daw's missionaries I will never forget the boundless love of this couple for each other and for every life they touched. Truly he is one of the great and noble ones. I will dearly miss him. Please express my love to Beverly and family.

December 16, 2007 10:08 AM When our family moved to Murray we moved in next door to Weston was our Bishop. What a wonderful legacy - a man dedicated to the Lord, who was a shining example of how the Savior expected us to live. I personally express my heartfelt love to your family and especially your husband and father. You all have changed my life for the good.

December 15, 2007 3:19 PM The Daw and Johns families, living next to each other, were very close in their associations, and helped each other often. When Naomi was a child, she played with the Daw children. She moved away when, in 1942, she married Ivor Pickering. Both of us, Naomi and Ivor, knowing Weston, always liked him and admired for the things he did and for the man he became. We send our sincere condolences to his wife, Beverly, and to the family. Naomi and Ivor

December 15, 2007 11:51 AM J. Weston Daw was certainly a great man. He was someone you could always look up to because of his integrity and compassion for others. While he was my cousin I always thought of him as an uncle. He and Beverly were very gracious in hosting the Berg family reunions in 2001, 2003 and 2005. He was always approachable and made everyone feel at ease regardless of who they were. He will be greatly missed until we join him on the other side. -Reed Haslam-

December 15, 2007 11:01 AM I just wanted to say how sorry to hear the passing of your father. Wes was a client of mine, he wore hear aids from Beltone. He was so kind, always so polite. I did everything I could to help your father and husband with his hearing.I wished he would have enjoyed his hearing aids more than he did. We will miss him very much. Our codolences from the entire Beltone family. David Ruark

	December 18, 2007
	Dear Daw Family, I was so saddened to hear the news of your Father and Gradfather. In my brief encounters with Weston he was always so friendly, cordial and concerned about how I was doing. My heartfelt sympathy and condolences to you all at this time and may the savior's peace and comfort be with you now and always. May Weston's legacy live on with you and may your heritage sustain you through out your life. God bless you and keep you. With Love, The Luke & Bonnie McDermott Family
	Luke McDermott (South Jordan, UT) Contact me

	December 18, 2007
	Dear Terry, Darci & Family: We were saddened to hear about the death of your father/grandfather. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. You are a wonderful family and we love all of you. Let us know what we can do for you
	Dee & Ruth Snarr (Kailua Kona,, HI)

	December 18, 2007
	To the Family Of Bishop/President Daw, I am a SCCM alumni but didn't serve under President Daw. He, however, served as my bishop upon my return home from my Mission, while I stayed with the Barney Family in Murray. Bishop Daw and I grew close due to our mutual love for the great people of South Carolina as well as the gospel. He was also my bishop as I was able to be sealed for time and eternity to my sweetheart Jill in the SLC Temple. Bishop/President Daw was a man with an amazing Christ-like countenance. I am thankful for his leadership and influence in my life. Our prayers are with you and your family during this time of mourning and rejoicing for him. Love, Kevan Anderson and Family
	Kevan Anderson (Cottonwood Hts, UT) Contact me

	December 18, 2007
	Weston Daw is the finest example of honesty, integrity and fairness I have ever seen. I only had the pleasure to know him over the last year of his life as a business partner and will forever treasure his example of goodness and noble charactor.
	Robert Baxter (Draper)

	December 18, 2007
	Dear Daw Family, My deepest sympathy goes out to you for the loss of the wonderful person who has affected so many lives. I know that Jill and I will certainly miss him. There was so much to appreciate about Weston. I will most remember his cheerful and optimistic outlook on life. Sincere Regards Todd Moulton
	Todd Moulton (Provo, UT)

	December 18, 2007
	Dear Daw family, President and Sister Daw, have forever affected and changed my life. Serving as one of their elders in SCCM was an honor. I will truly miss Pres. Daw and wish the best for Sis. Daw. Please accept my sincere sympathy and love. President, till we meet again. Tony
	Tony Iverson (Tooele, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	President and Sister Daw were 2nd parents to hundreds of missionaries. I can only speak for myself and my wife Crystal (Sister Cornwall), but he had great and lasting impact on our lives and we will always remember President Daw. He had a great hand in helping spread the gospel in South Carolina and in our lives.
	Ken Krogue (Alpine, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	President Daw, i will miss you immensly, you were truly a product born from the touch of the masters hand. Without you i would never have completed an honorable mission,nor have the testimony i now have had it not been for your love and guideance You have truly been an inspipration, a beacon, a mentor, a father figure, my freind, i love deeply and you will truly be missed Dan and Stefanie Blackwood
	Dan Blackwood (Twin Falls, ID) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	My deep sympathies for the Daw family. Weston leaves a great legacy and his deeds through business indirectly gave me some of the best years of my life and some of my very best friends. A great man has moved on and heaven must be a bit brighter this day.
	Rod Butler (Midvale, UT) Contact me

To the Daw family- Our deepest sympathies go out to each of you during this time of great loss. Weston was a wonderful Patriarch and leader not only to his family but in the community and business world as well. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
	Dave Pimm (Draper, UT)

	December 17, 2007
	Bishop Daw lived a wonderful life of Christlike love and service. We appreciate his teachings and his example while serving with him in the South Cottonwood Ward. His life touched ours and many, many others for good. Justin and Bonnie Barney
	Justin Barney (Eagle Mountain, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	I am truly sorry for your loss. I know I speak for my Dad and Family when I say that the Daw family had a great impact on our family and we greatly appreciate the opportunity that I and my Dad had to work for such a wonderful family. My Dad had fond memories of his many trips to places he would never have seen and talked about them often. He spoke very highly of Weston and considered him a friend.
	Steve Petrovich (South Jordan, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	Dear Daw Family, Your father was truly a great man who inspired and had important influence on everyone around him, both members of his church and more importantly many "outsiders". It is rare in Utah society that an LDS church leader can have such broad influence both within and outside the church, but J. Weston did just that. I did not know it at the time, but 35 yrs ago he helped to finance my mission which totally changed the direction of my life, leading to a great wife and two wonderful children and a very rich life. When I look back and consider the main influences of my early life, J. Weston was defintely one of them and I want to thank you all for sharing your father with me and many others who lacked a strong father figure in their lives.
	Keith Bateman (Murray, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	Grandpa, there was no grandpa like you. Thanks for the example you left for me to follow. You are somebody that genuinely cared for everyone around you. Thank you for all your kisses, advice and your amazing testimony of the gospel. I always felt like a million bucks around you. I can't wait to see you again someday. You are truly an angel. I love you forever.
	Abbey Daw (Draper, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	Being able to serve with President and Sister Daw during 1984-1985 in the South Carolina Columbia Mission, was one of the greatest experiences of my life. They have influenced my life more than words can say. I love them both and will miss President Daw dearly. I will miss his laughter, his smile, and most of all, his counsel. I hope to carry on throughout my life, the things he taught me! He was a great man and will be missed by many here on this earth. I am grateful the comfort the gospel brings to us in our time of sorrow. I know I will see him and hear his laughter again.
	Heidi Simpson (Lehi,, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	Sister Daw and Family, We want to thank you and President Daw for your sweet spirit of service. While we lived in the Columbia Mission. we were blessed with close contact with you through the missionaries. Your love for those whom you served always shined through them by your example. May God bless you as you await your great reunion with President Daw. Love, Savage Family from formally Hinesville GA
	Jerry and Melinda Savage (MSC, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	Dear Beverly, President and Sister Daw and family, We are deeply saddened by the news of your husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfathers passing. His life was a complete example of faith, devotion, and commitment to the Lord, Jesus Christ. Anyone who knew Weston was better for doing so, and we feel richly blessed to have known and loved him. His love and influence had no boundaries, and he was a respector of all persons. Our love and prayers are with you as you celebrate his wonderful life, and mourn his passing.
	Craig and Linda Burton (Seoul, Korea)

I am saddened to here of the loss of President Daw. I have often thought of him and sister Daw since returning home from the great South Carolina Columbia Mission. How grateful I am for the Gospel of Jesus Christ that gives me the knowledge and understanding that we will have the ability to see President Daw again.
	Craig Harris (Layton, UT)

	December 17, 2007
	We All Loved President John Daw Very Much at the M.T.C. in the Philippines.!! He was always so Cheerfull, and Energetic, and always had such a Kind and Loving Heart. He Always saw to it, that there was Plenty of delicous Foods for us to eat, because he knew it would make us so Very Happy..!! We Loved him Dearly, and We will never Forget him..!!
	Diana Sapuan, (Zamboanga City, Philippines) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	Our Deepest sympathies to the Daw family. I have fond memories of showing horses with Ron and Tracey and Terry and Darcey. Please accept my heartfelt condolences.
	Pati Oldroyd ( formerly Simons) (Bluffdale) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	I was sad to hear of Bishop Daw's death. It seems like he was the only bishop that I had as a child. I have very fond memories of him and his family. May the Lord continue to bless your family.
	Heidi Norris Anderson (Aliso Viejo, CA)

	December 16, 2007
	TO THE FAMILY OF J. WESTON DAW PLEASE KNOW THAT YOU WILL BE IN MY PRAYERS. PRESIDENT DAW AND HIS SWEET WIFE, BEVERLY, WON THE HEARTS OF MANY PEOPLE WHEN THEY SERVED IN THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA MISSION. MY HUSBAND, HEBER AND I, CONSIDERED THEM TO BE DEAR FRIENDS AND VISITED THEM WHEN WE WERE IN SALT LAKE CITY TO VISIT OUR DAUGHTER AND FAMILY WHO LIVE IN MURRAY. PRESIDENT DAW WAS A JEWEL OF A MAN WITH SUCH A CHEERFUL DISPOSITION. IT IS SUCH A BLESSING TO HAVE THE ASSURANCE THAT WE WILL SEE HIM AGAIN. I AM SURE THIS WILL BE A GREAT COMFORT TO THE FAMILY IN THE DAYS TO COME. IT WAS A REAL PRIVILEGE TO GET TO KNOW THIS GREAT MAN.
	GLENDA BRANHAM (COLUMBIA, SC) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	We are saddened at the passing of President Daw. Our sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with the Daw family at this time. President Daw was a man of uncompromised principle and integrity. Every fiber of his being was devoted to the service of the Lord. Our family has been richly blessed by our assocation with President Daw.
	Mike & Nancy Crismon (Gilbert, AZ) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	Beverly and family, I am so sorry for the passing of Weston. I count myself blessed and very fortunate to have known him and having his good influence in my life. As you know, we both work in the same industry and everyone without question had the highest regard for his honesty and integrity as a businessman and an employer. He was a great influence for the church to all he met. At this time of his passing, we can all be thankful for the gospel and the great plan of salvation. We all know we will see him again. A good friend.
	Kevin Kennington (Kamas, UT)

	December 16, 2007
	To Sister Daw and your wonderful family, I was saddened to hear the passing of President Daw. He was such an inspiration to me as he served faithfully as the President of the Columbia, South Carolina Mission. I am such a better person because of President and Sister Daw. I was able to return to South Carolina in August of this year and be able to show my wife the wonderful state I was able to serve from 1984-1986. I will always have fond memories of the the Daw's and will always have a special place in my heart for both of you. Heaven will have a special place for President Daw. I love you both!
	Kyle Jensen (Central Point, OR) Contact me

AM TRULY SORRY TO HEAR OF THE LOSS OF PRESIDENT DAW. WE LIVED IN HAS NEIGHBORHOOD FOR MANY YEARS AND HE WAS ALSO OUR BISHOP. HE DID MUCH FOR MY FAMILY AND I, THROUGH MY DIVORCE AND TRAILS. HE WAS ALWAYS SO FULL OF LIFE AND I REMEMBER HIM ALWAYS USING THE WORD WONDERFUL. MY HEART AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO BEVERLY AND THE FAMILY. I WISH I COULD BE THERE BUT I AM UNABLE TO GET AWAY. WE SHALL MISS HIM GREATLY. WE KNOW HE HAS JOINED OTHERS ON THE OTHER SIDE. WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU.

Sandra Callery (Richfield, UT)

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	December 16, 2007
	Yes, we remember this wonderful Mission President as he served here in the South Carolina Mission. He always had a smile, warm handshake and words of love for his missionaries and his mission. Our deepest regrets, Bobby & Sherri Giles
	Bobby Giles (Columbia, SC)

	December 16, 2007
	Bishop Daw was my very first bishop. I have many fond memories of the South Cottonwood First Ward. I will always remember his unconditional love, and the kindness he showed to me and my family. What a wonderful devoted man he was. To Beverly and all the children, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so greatful to have known you, and have appreciated your good influence throughout my life. Love, Kathy Norris Kartchner
	Kathy Kartchner (South Jordan, UT)

	December 16, 2007
	Our deepest sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with the Daw family. President Daw was a father figure and mentor to us. We love President and Sister Daw. They represent the gospel of Jesus Christ in its purity; unconditional love, sacrifice, and service. We are better people just to have known and been loved by him. We'll miss his warmth, his infectious laugh, and his wise counsel. We will miss him dearly and think often of him.
	Steve and Kitty Smith (Alpine, UT) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	Karen, after reading your dear father's obituary, it is easy for me to see why you were such a friendly, warm and charitable person. We were the same age and went through school together, and I wish I had gotten to know you better. But it seemed I always saw your smile when I needed it most. Love and God's choicest blessings to you and your family at this time. Carol Robinson Morris (Class of '67, Murray High School)
	Carol Morris (ottonwood Heights, UT) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	J. Weston Daw was a good, good man. I remember his kindness he showed everyone he met. Ron, may you and the rest of your family be comforted and in knowing that he is in a much better place now and that, in time, you will see him again in the eternities of life. God Bless you at this time. Rest in peace, Weston!
	Terry Van Wormer (Burney, CA) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	Who could ever forget this wonderful, kind and positive man! We will always remember Bishop Daw's huge smile and friendly greetings as we met him in the hall or passed by his open office door. We wish we had known him better.
	Craig and Bonnie Lillywhite (St George, UT)

	December 16, 2007
	Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time of lost. President Daw was wonderful example for all that came in contact with him. I am most grateful for my association with President Daw. He was a wonderful mentor for me; a master of life, of love, of gratitude, of service and of the living the gospel. I will cherish the fond memories of serving along side President and Sister Daw.
	Mark Hyland (Salt Lake City) Contact me

	December 15, 2007
	Your wonderful father was my bishop, neighbor, and family friend for many years. He had a positive impact on not only my life, but the lives of my parents, Anita and Charlie, and my dear Grandpa Zilonka. He gave blessings of unconditional love to my family. I want you to know of my appreciation and love for your dear mother and everyone in your family. You are all in my prayers at this time of sadness and loss. With my love, Patty Cameron Naisbitt
	Patricia (Patty) Cameron Naisbitt (Murray, UT) Contact me

	December 15, 2007
	We pause in remembrance of a close friend for the past 56 years. We have enjoyed associating with Weston in the work of the Lord throughout that time. Dan has been fortunate to have worked with him in construction for over 13 years, and we have considered him as exemplary for all this time. Our hearts go out for the loss of this great man - to his family and his many friends.
	Dan & Georgia Coons (Murray, UT)

	December 15, 2007
	To our dear friends the Daws, We express our love and sympathy in the passing of your dear husband, father and grandpa. Wes touched all of our lives in such a unique and powerful way. His exemplary leadership and personal warmth always provided encouragement. We are better because of all he taught us. Wes was a trusted and loyal friend whose goodness lives on in the lives of his own posterity. We are so thankful for the entire Daw Family who have influenced our lives in such a positive and permanent way. We are so sorry to be away this week and unable to join with you, but our thoughts and prayers are with each of you. May the pure and simple truths of the Gospel of Jesus Christ bring you peace in your hearts, knowing that Wes lives eternally in realms of glory.
	Craig and Jan Zwick (Lihue, HI)

	December 15, 2007
	I love you grandpa and I'll never forget you. I'll never forget your laugh, or how your eyes were always watering, dancing on your feet, and your big wet kisses. You truly left a legacy that we all should follow. I love you and I'll miss you
	Amelia Daw (Sandy, UT) Contact me

	We are saddened to hear of your loss. Weston was dear to us and we want you to know that. Susan and David Brewer
	David Brewer (North Logan, UT) Contact me

	December 17, 2007
	What fond memories we have of Weston Daw. He has made an impact for good on us in our lives. He will greatly be missed by all who knew and loved him. We love you.
	Jeff and Kathie Marsh (South Jordan, UT)

	December 17, 2007
	Kathleen and I are sad to hear of the passing of Weston. He was a friend of our family for so many years. We loved him dearly. Kathleen & Herm Nevenner
	Herm Nevenner (Murray, UT) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	We will always remember President Daw. He was an extraordinary man. We love him and will dearly miss him. We send our love to Sister Daw and the family.
	Maurice Rokovitz (Spanish Fork, UT) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	I am so thankful for the time I was able to serve under President and Sister Daw. My thoughts and prayers our with your family.
	Michael Covell (Augusta, GA) Contact me

	December 16, 2007
	I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Your grandfather was an amazing man and he will always hold a special place in my heart.
	Katie Jenkins (Murray, UT)

	December 15, 2007
	Bishop Daw was an extraordinary man who loved to serve the Lord through serving others. He will be deeply missed by everyone lucky enough to know him.
	Troy & Kandice Morgan (Provo, UT) Contact me

President Daw was an incredible man and a wonderful example in our lives. He will be greatly missed.
	Jack and Melody Dunn (West Jordan, UT)

	December 15, 2007
	J. Weston Daw had a positive influence on our lives. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
	Richard and Karaleen Roper (San Jose, CA) Contact me

	December 15, 2007
	Thank you, Weston, for helping me heal and for taking me into your life. Love, Shelley Hill
	Shelly Hill (Springfield, MA) Contact me

	December 15, 2007
	We love you Grandpa! You will be missed so much.
	Allison Palmer (Sandy, UT) Contact me

	December 15, 2007
	Sorry to hear of Pres. Daw's passing. He did a lot for me as my friend and Bishop. Beverly and family may the Lord bless you always. He certainly has done that for me.
	Thelma Beaves (Kearns, UT)

	December 15, 2007
	Our most sincere condolences to you over the loss of Weston. May you know you are all in our thoughts. Respectfully, Bereavement Services
	Cinde Mittuch (Layton, UT)

	December 15, 2007
	Our deepest sympathies are extended to Pres. Daw's family. He was a good man.
	The Andrew Underwood family (Evans City, PA)