Budd A. Chatterton

Budd A. Chatterton, 90 passed away at Sunshine Terrace in his sleep. He was born in Logan Utah to Andrew Peter Chatterton and Lena Kohler. As a young man he drove a taxi cab made trips to the Modern Drug when one of the clerks working there caught his eye several trips into the store he learned her name was Margie Hovey then asked her for a date. Months later a proposal and she said yes, but first he would have to get a real job. A few weeks later he was working at Hill Field. They Married on April 4th 1951, where they moved to Layton. He was a father to four children, Gary, Colin, Scott and Tamara. He decides Logan would be a better place to raise children. He tired of the long ride to work every day so he found work in Logan. He never quit a job without another one to start. His greatest desire was to work for Sheriff Wesley Malmberg. That dream came true when he was sworn in as a deputy of the Cache County Sheriff’s department. At that time he made the sixth deputy, now there are close to 185 personnel. He enjoyed his years scouting, horseman, coaching the American Legion base ball team, they made it to state that year. All of his callings within the LDS church, the bishopric and especially his temple work. He retired from the Sheriff’s office as a Captain the first Captain in the history of that department. He enjoyed the association of his fellow deputies and office personnel. He is survived by his wife Margie of sixty five years. Three children four grandchildren and five great grand children. He was preceded in death by his son Scott, mother and father and in-laws Grant and Bernice Hovey, two sisters and a brother’s Gladys and Elvid Wright and Marjorie and Walter Mortensen, brother and sister in law Spencer and Hortence Hovey brother-in-law Calvin and sister-in-law Geraldine Jessop. The family can never give enough thanks to Jim Meacham for all he has done for over two years. We could not have managed without him. Thanks to Sonja Larsen who doesn’t wear wings but she should. What an angel. Melba Cook always right there to help in any way possible Travis and Jean Dunn, Sam Dy and wife, Karl and Jean Pettigrew, all great neighbors and supporting friends. Interment was held at a family gathering on November 30th 2016. Funeral Service under the direction of Cache Valley Mortuary 3207 North Main North Logan. 435-787-8514. Share a memorial of Budd at www.cvmortuary.com