Lillian Hulet

• GIVN: Lillian
• SURN: Hulet¹²
• Sex: F
• Born: 21 Oct 1906 in Alta, Teton, Wyoming, United States³
• Died: 24 Nov 1999 in Moreland, Bingham, Idaho, United States
• Buried: Nov 1999 in Blackfoot, Bannock, Idaho, United States
• AFN: WSF7-L0
• Census: age 3 19 Apr 1910 in Alta, Teton, Wyoming, United States⁴
• Mission: in South Dakota Mission⁵
• _UID: 1A5A10E2E21041BA8D21541B5CB55A8C6739
• Baptised LDS: 4 Jul 1915 28 Jul 1926
• TEMP: LOGAN BIC
• Record last updated: 30 Nov 2013
• TIME: 11:39
• Notes:

  Lillian was born October 21, 1906, in Alta, Wyoming, the youngest of her father's fifteen children, and her mother's five. Her mother was the second wife of her father. They lived on the ranch in Pratt Ward (Alta) until the summer of 1910, when her father sold this place and purchased a place at Driggs, Idaho. Her mother lived on the south side and her father's first wife and family lived on the north. They lived in this house until it WaS destroyed by fire in 1914. Two new homes were then built
  
  Lillian attended grade school in Driggs, Idaho. The first three years of high school she attended in Tucson High School, Arizona, living with her brother David. Here she met her future husband, John Seymour Fuller, who was attending the University of Arizona. Her senior year of high school was at Driggs, where she attended school and worked in the county clerk's office.
  
  On July 28, 1926, she married John Fuller in the Logan Temple, and they lived in Chandler, Arizona, where John was teaching vocational agriculture. In 1930 they moved to Phoenix, Arizona, then in 1933 to Snowflake. In 1940 they moved to Sedgwick County, Colorado, where John taught agriculture. In 1942 they moved to Ucon, Idaho, to a farm which they had purchased. Here they raised turkeys and a dairy herd. In 1954 John became ill, so they moved to Modesto, California, for his health. While there, Lillian took a vocational nurse training, and after graduation was employed as an office nurse for many years. John passed away February 20, 1975. Lillian later married Lawrence Oliver Belnap on February 25, 1976, and are now residing in Moreland, Idaho. They served a mission in the South Dakota Mission.
  
  Lillian's son, David Adrian, died of asphyxiation while he was serving a mission in New Mexico, in 1965.
  
  She was 93 years old living by herself and died at home in Moreland, Bannock, Idaho.
  
  Aunt Lillian outlived all of her children except one, Sylvia.