Violet Voss
<p>Violet was born to Jennings Lachoneus Wilkerson and Barbara May Workman in Neola Utah.</p> <p>She was married to Raymond Eugene Voss on February 27,1949. Raymond preceded her in death May 19, 2010 as well as their oldest daughter Connie Rae Robbins on March 22, 1996.</p> <p>Violet and Ray were entrepreneurs most of their married life.</p> <p>They purchased a Drive Inn from Gene Hutchings in 1966. They called it the Dew Drop Inn. This was the place where five of their six children learned work ethics and people skills that carried them through the rest of their life. It was the teenagers hang out for many years. There were countless boys and girls in Evanston that called the Dew Drop Inn their second home and Violet was like a second mother as well.</p> <p>She loved to dance, and she and Ray were well known for the dance skills and for dancing the night away.</p> <p>Violet was an amazing leader in her home, church and business.</p> <p>She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints</p> <p>She loved to help people with health, nutrition and creating a secondary income. At one time in their business lives she and Ray had business in 36 states.</p> <p>They lived in Evanston Wyoming from 1958 to 1985 at which time Ray retired and they moved to Eagle Rock, Missouri. This was the time of their biggest business building activity at a time when most people had decided to retire and take it easy.</p> <p>They loved their time in the Ozarks but after Connie passed away and other family members had located back to Utah, along with not getting to see their grandchildren grow up they decided to move to Hurricane, Utah in September of 2000.</p> <p>They purchased their first Utah home in Roberts Ranch on an acre of ground and remodeled it into an amazing place to have the grandchildren come and stay.</p> <p>In 2005 they built the lovely home at 696 W 300 S that they both lived in till passing away. This is the first new home of their married lives.</p> <p>Violet traveled extensively throughout her life. She loved to take the children when they were young on a Super Vacation. One year to California and Mexico. Another time was to Canada and the Dakota’s.</p> <p>Later in life she traveled to almost every state in the United States. She traveled in Europe and she went on amazing cruises.</p> <p>Through her business efforts she helped other people do the same thing.</p> <p>She will be greatly missed by her living children, Lance Voss, Hurricane UT, Rick Voss, Orem UT, Mikel Voss, Lyman Wyoming, LaVal Voss, St George UT and Jeana Reichenberg, Evanston Wyoming.</p> <p>As well as 31 Grandchildren, 52 Great grandchildren and 3 Great, Great, Grandchildren.</p> <p>Funeral Services will be held 4:00 pm Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at Crandall Funeral Home 800 Uinta St., Evanston, WY. Visitation will be one hour prior to services.</p> <p>Interment will follow in the Lyman Cemetery</p>Obituary
Violet was born to Jennings Lachoneus Wilkerson and Barbara May Workman in Neola Utah.
She was married to Raymond Eugene Voss on February 27,1949. Raymond preceded her in death May 19, 2010 as well as their oldest daughter Connie Rae Robbins on March 22, 1996.
Violet and Ray were entrepreneurs most of their married life.
They purchased a Drive Inn from Gene Hutchings in 1966. They called it the Dew Drop Inn. This was the place where five of their six children learned work ethics and people skills that carried them through the rest of their life. It was the teenagers hang out for many years. There were countless boys and girls in Evanston that called the Dew Drop Inn their second home and Violet was like a second mother as well.
She loved to dance, and she and Ray were well known for the dance skills and for dancing the night away.
Violet was an amazing leader in her home, church and business.
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
She loved to help people with health, nutrition and creating a secondary income. At one time in their business lives she and Ray had business in 36 states.
They lived in Evanston Wyoming from 1958 to 1985 at which time Ray retired and they moved to Eagle Rock, Missouri. This was the time of their biggest business building activity at a time when most people had decided to retire and take it easy.
They loved their time in the Ozarks but after Connie passed away and other family members had located back to Utah, along with not getting to see their grandchildren grow up they decided to move to Hurricane, Utah in September of 2000.
They purchased their first Utah home in Roberts Ranch on an acre of ground and remodeled it into an amazing place to have the grandchildren come and stay.
In 2005 they built the lovely home at 696 W 300 S that they both lived in till passing away. This is the first new home of their married lives.
Violet traveled extensively throughout her life. She loved to take the children when they were young on a Super Vacation. One year to California and Mexico. Another time was to Canada and the Dakota’s.
Later in life she traveled to almost every state in the United States. She traveled in Europe and she went on amazing cruises.
Through her business efforts she helped other people do the same thing.
She will be greatly missed by her living children, Lance Voss, Hurricane UT, Rick Voss, Orem UT, Mikel Voss, Lyman Wyoming, LaVal Voss, St George UT and Jeana Reichenberg, Evanston Wyoming.
As well as 31 Grandchildren, 52 Great grandchildren and 3 Great, Great, Grandchildren.
Funeral Services will be held 4:00 pm Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at Crandall Funeral Home 800 Uinta St., Evanston, WY. Visitation will be one hour prior to services.
Interment will follow in the Lyman Cemetery
Events
02:30 PM - 03:30 PM
Evanston, WY 82930
04:00 PM
Evanston, WY 82930