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Originally named the Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital, the hospital was founded in 1910 by Annie Taylor Dee and her children. When her husband Thomas Dee died in a tragic accident, Mrs. Dee was determined to build a hospital as a memorial to him and as a service to the community. The original building was located at what is now Dee Memorial Park at 24th Street and Harrison Boulevard in Ogden. The hospital served the community in this location for more than 60 years. In 1969, a new hospital opened a few miles south, west of Weber State University. Originally named the David O. McKay Hospital, the Dee wing opened in 1971 as a rehabilitation/long-term care facility. Soon after, the campus was renamed McKay-Dee Hospital. In 2002, the hospital moved further south to its current location.
Bud was born: January 13, 1925, Dee Hospital, Ogden, Utah
Newpaper articles mentioning Lowell Wesley Robbins.

The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Friday Evening, May 21st, 1943. Members of Graduating Class will Offer Principal Numbers at Diploma Exercises

The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Wednesday Evening, October 20, 1943 - Ogdenites Try for Officer Position

The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Sunday Morning, May 10, 1948 - Sophomores Will Be Honored Guests at Weber College's Annual Outing Friday

The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Sunday Morning, February 7, 1943 - Court Conducts Short Session

The Ogden Standard-Examiner, Thursday Evening, January 9, 1947

The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, March 22, 1949 - 56 Motorists Lose Rights by Utah Writ
Amazing what gems you can find!
762 8th Avenue. Jalaine lived upstairs with Mrs. Mae D Williams. Phil and Sharon lived in the downstairs apartment.


7/2/1951 - Met Bud coming upstairs from Sharon's to introduce himself
7/3/1951 - First Date. Left about 4:00 p.m. for Brighton, Utah with Dick and Carol Schmidt. We spent the night at Brighton - Dick and Carol sleeping in double beds, Bud sleeping in top of bunk bed, me sleeping in bottom. Next day spent hiking.
10/6/1951 - Engagement. Bud gave me ring before going to football game at University of Utah with Phil and Sharon.
11/11/1951 - Trousseau Tea at Richmond
11/17/1951 - Wedding Day - 762 8th Avenue, Mrs. Mae D. Williams home Lonnie Jarrell - Bridesmaid Phil Kearsley - Best man Bud's uncle, President Thomas Muir performed the ceremony Guests: Mr & Mrs Thom Doxey Mr & Mrs Lloyd Watson Mr & Mrs Willis Carlisle Mr & Mrs Don Boman Mr & Mrs Thomas Muir Mr & Mrs Phil Kearsley Mr & Mrs L.W. Robbins Mr & Mrs Harold Joe Kearsley Renee Robbins Shirley Albiston Gary Larsen Mary Reynolds Lonnie Jarrell Mable Waldron
11/17/1951 First Night - Nephi Utah motel
11/18/1951-1/24/1951 Honeymoon - Las Vegas, Nevada from Saturday to Thursday

*Text written by Jalaine Albiston Robbins
Second list showing wedding attendees
Renee & Don Bowman Maureen & Willis Carlisle Mable Waldron Lonnie Jarrell (maid of honor) Mary Reynolds Von & Lloyd Watson Eunice & Tom Doxey Mrs. Mae Williams Mr. & Mrs. Tom Muir Renee Robbins Sharon & Phil Kearsley (best man) Joe Kearsley Shirley & Gary Larsen Helen Albiston Vea & Ray Albiston Dick Robbins

*Text written by Jalaine Albiston Robbins

Salt Lake Tribune




There are no official wedding photographs. The professional photographer forgot to put film in the camera.


Married March 6, 1952 in the Logan, Utah temple. They were married the same time Shirley Albiston and Gary Larsen were married.


Birthday card from Jan. The spelling on the card reflects the ITA phonetic language Jan was taught in the 1st grade.

66th Birthday Cake





50th Anniversary Surprise Party at Scott & Deb's house

Posted in the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune on January 13, 2005.

Posted in the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune on November 17, 2011.

Posted in the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune on April 20th and April 27th, 2014.








Burial, September 30th, 2017, Richmond City Cemetery, Richmond, Utah.
Bud was cremated and his ashes were placed in an urn. Bud's urn was placed in Jalaine's casket and buried with her.
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