Bart ~ Living Life To Its Fullest

Bart lived everyday to its fullest! He loved adventure, the outdoors, and most of all, his family.

Bart... always seeking adventure

Bart when he was just a little guy

Bart was in the Navy Coastguard

Bart (left, in the Scottish kilt), with his brother Paul and Father Sherman

Bart with his siblings

On September 6, 1983 Bart married his best friend and sweetheart, Delorice Harvill. Delorice who was his biggest supporter in all his endeavors and his #1 fan.

Bart (far right) with his parents Sherman and Eva, and his brothers and sisters.

Bart's most favorite place in the world to vacation was Hawaii!

Bart and his sweetheart loved traveling the country together

Bart with his brother and sisters:

(left to right)

Bart, Kathy, Karly, Kristine and Paul

Getting into character when telling a story, folklore or poem was one of Bart's many talents

"Bart's Hikes" were a popular community activity that he loved doing!

Bart's Family ~ The Early Years

After Bart returned from serving a mission in Scotland, he met and married Marsha Mouritsen (later divorced). Together they had 4 beautiful children ~ Todd, Tony, Tyler and Tara. Many lasting family memories were made in their early years together in St. George. One thing is for sure, Bart loved his children, and he loved being a Dad more than just about anything!

Bart's children~

Tyler, Tony, Todd, Tara

Bart With Family

Anthony. Tony. Tyler. Shannon. Isabelle. Bart. Kristine. Delorice

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Bart loved his family! Getting everyone together, whether it be in St. George or in Salt Lake, was always such a treat.

Bart with his youngest son, Tyler

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(This was the last time Tyler saw his Dad... we came down to St. George to visit him in the hospital after his knee surgery.)

Tyler & Bart


Bart with his younger sister, Kristine



Bart & Tyler at the Library

Tyler and Bart at Cracker Barrel

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Everytime we visit St. George, we have breakfast at The Cracker Barrel with Bart and Delorice. After eating Bart would go to the store and buy a jar of atomic fire balls. Eating at The Cracker Barrel has become a tradition... it is "our place!"