Alfred Sydney BAKER

                   She was a cook.
She led the singing in church.

Leonard and Vivian divorced about 1931.

Vivian was buried at Cloverdale Memorial Park in Boise.

BAPTISM-ENDOWMENT:  dates from ordinance sheet from church records.

BIOGRAPHY:  Utah, Providence 1st Ward, Form E, Cache Stake, FHL microfilm # 0026368, # 837, the records of Vivian Johns, daughter of Thomas and Mary Alice Ivie Johns, born 11 April 1894, Blackfoot, Bingham, Idaho, were transfered to River Heights, May 1908.

OBITUARY - Boise, Idaho, Monday, July 30, 1956
Mrs. Vivian Baker Dies in Hospital
       Mrs. Vivian J. Baker, 62, died early this morning in a Boise hospital after a long illness.
Services will be held for her at the Third Ward, Latter-day Saints chapel at 2 p.m.  Thursday.  Bishop Marion Callister will officiate.  Interment will be at Cloverdale.
       She and her husband, Alfred S. Baker, came to Boise in 1945 from Lava Hot Springs and purchased the virginia Auto courts.  They have operated the courts since then.  She was secretary of the Boise Motel association for two years.
       Mrs. Baker was born at Blackfoot on April 11, 1894.  Her Boise home was at 315 Federal  Way.
       Survivors, in addition to her husband, include three sons, Vaughn Mathews, Ogden, Utah;  Lynn Mathews, Los Angeles, Calif.,  Harold Baker, Lava Hot Springs; five daughters, Mrs. Leone Combs, Galt, Calif.; Mrs. Elda Chatterton, Pocatello;  Mrs. Beulah Warner, Los Angeles;  Mrs. Beaturice Sparks, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Roma Kruger, Los Angeles;  three brothers, Kenneth John,  Kemmerer, Wyo.; Lionel JOhn, Kemmerer, Wyo., and Leonard John, San Francisco, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Maxine Hooper, Lava Hot Springs;  24 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
       Relyea chapel is handling arrangements.