Heber John is buried in the Richfield City Cemetery. He is in plot A.36.09.03. Both he and his wife are buried in the same plot, but the plot numbers are not the same. I don't know which is correct. The following article appeared in a Salt Lake Newspaper. John H. Jensen dies when struck by a utility bus, Suffers Skull Fracture. Mr. Jensen suffered a basal skull fracture and brain injuries when he was struck by a Salt Lake City Utility bus at 3rd West and North Temple at 3:32 P.M. Sunday, taken to Salt Lake General hospital, he died at 5:25 P.M. Mr Jensen was crossing North Temple at 3rd West when the bus driven by Melvin Gerald Mathias, 29, 265 W. 4th South hit him. Mathias told George L. Tullippe, accident investigator, that he was going north on 3rd West and started to make a left turn after waiting for a traffic light. John suffered a fractured skull, contusion and laceration of the brain. John married Vernetta Carter in Richfield in 1906. In addition to his widow he is survived by his son, Karl Jensen, Payson and a Daughter Donna Jensen, Salt Lake City. Also surviving are four brothers and one sister, J. W. Jensen, Peter A. Jensen and Mrs. Sophie Little, all of Salt Lake City; Niels Jensen, Beaver; Wilford Burnell Jensen, Los Angeles, Calif., and four grandchildren. John was a Lead Miner living in Richfield, Utah.