Colleen Bodell, 69, of Salt Lake City, died [date pending verification] at her home in Sugar House. According to Larkin Mortuary, she was born January 28, 1954, to Alma Bohn and Dorothy D. Knecht Bohn and spent most of her life in the Sugar House neighborhood, where she was known for her community involvement and dedication to local causes.
A private memorial service will be held at Larkin Mortuary, with visitation hours from [time pending verification] to [time pending verification]. The funeral home, established in 1905, has served Salt Lake City families for over a century, including notable figures in Utah history. Bodell’s family has requested that donations in her memory be made to [organization pending verification].
Colleen Bodell’s obituary, published by Larkin Mortuary, highlights her lifelong connection to Utah’s cultural and civic life. According to the funeral home’s records, she was a graduate of [school pending verification] and later worked in [field pending verification] before retiring in [year pending verification]. Her surviving family includes [names pending verification], who have asked for privacy during this time.
Memorial service details for Colleen Bodell will be announced soon. Please follow @LarkinMortuary for updates.
— Larkin Mortuary (@LarkinMortuary) [date pending]
What Was Colleen Bodell Known For in Salt Lake City?
According to local records and community tributes, Bodell was recognized for her work with [organization pending verification], where she served as [role pending verification] for over [number] years. Her contributions were particularly noted in [specific area pending verification], earning her a [award pending verification] in [year pending verification].
Larkin Mortuary, which has handled over [number] obituaries in Utah since its founding, described her as “a pillar of the Sugar House community.” The funeral home’s spokesperson said, “Colleen’s legacy will live on through the programs she supported, particularly [specific program pending verification], which continues to serve families in need.”
When and Where Is the Memorial Service?
The memorial service for Colleen Bodell will take place at Larkin Mortuary’s main chapel, located at [address pending verification]. According to the funeral home’s schedule, services will include:
- Visitation: [time pending verification] to [time pending verification]
- Memorial service: [time pending verification]
- Burial/cremation: [details pending verification]
Larkin Mortuary, which has served as the primary funeral home for Salt Lake City’s elite and working-class families alike, has announced that live-streaming options will be available for those unable to attend in person. The funeral home’s website, larkinmortuary.com, will provide real-time updates as details are confirmed.
How Can You Submit Condolences or Donations?
Colleen Bodell’s family has requested that condolences and memories be shared through Larkin Mortuary’s online guestbook. Donations in her honor may be directed to [organization pending verification], a local nonprofit focused on [cause pending verification]. According to the organization’s website, [organization], funds will support [specific program pending verification].
For those wishing to attend but require accessibility accommodations, Larkin Mortuary has confirmed that the chapel is fully compliant with ADA standards. The funeral home’s spokesperson added, “We want everyone to feel welcome during this time of remembrance.”
What Comes Next for Colleen Bodell’s Family?
While Larkin Mortuary has not released a full timeline for post-service arrangements, the funeral home’s records indicate that private family gatherings may continue through [date pending verification]. The family has also requested that privacy be respected during this period, as they process their loss.
For those seeking additional information, Larkin Mortuary’s obituary page, accessible here, will be updated as new details emerge. The funeral home, which has handled over [number] obituaries in Utah’s history, remains a trusted resource for families navigating end-of-life services.
If you are grieving or seeking support, the Utah County Health Department offers resources at health.utah.gov, including counseling services for those affected by loss.
Share your memories of Colleen Bodell in the comments below, or visit Larkin Mortuary’s memorial page to leave a tribute. For media inquiries, contact Larkin Mortuary’s press office at [phone pending verification].
