Celia Ann Trujillo

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Celia Ann Dobson Trujillo passed away peacefully in her home in Layton Utah on March 20, 2025, the first day of spring. Celia was born January 26, 1943 in Tooele Utah, to Beverly and Jay Dobson. Celia is the oldest of three siblings: Beth, Laura and Trisha. Celia moved to Centerville as a child and graduated from Bountiful High School in 1961.

Celia married Rodney Korth in 1967 and had their only daughter, Jennifer. Rodney passed away and Celia married Fred R Trujillo in 1971, in Elko Nevada. Celia and Fred later solemnized their marriage in the Salt Lake City Temple and were married for 54 wonderful and sometimes long years. Celia and Fred had three sons, Aaron, Phil and Tim. The mixed family gave Celia a run for her money, and everyone (Celia and her children) barely survived. Her wooden-spoon-surviving children eventually became contributing members of society. Celia has 18 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Celia lived most of her adult life in Farmington Utah, Sterling Virgina and Logan Utah. She spent her last few years at Fairfield Assisted Living in Layton Utah, making numerous friends.

Celia was proceeded in death by her parents Jay and Beverly Dobson, and Rodney Korth. She is survived by her husband, Fred, her daughter Jennifer (Paul), her sons, Aaron (Lisa), Phil (Cameron), Tim (Meggin), her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

During Celia’s life, she was an active member of the LDS church and held many callings. She worked as a bookkeeper for many organizations and even held a brief (mostly honorary) title as tire buster at Dick Morison tire. Celia was an avid reader and loved to garden, camp, travel, paint and craft. Her thumbs were green, and her knees were dirty. The only time she ever sat still is when she was reading a book or hugging a grandchild.

Celia knew and talked to everyone. She didn’t know any strangers; everyone was a friend. It may be easier to list those she didn’t know as she knew everyone! They say butterflies are social, but butterflies couldn’t hold a candle to Celia. Celia had many friends. Her heart was full of love and we will miss her.

Celia will be interred at the Logan City Cemetery on March 26, 2025. Funeral Services will be held at Allen-Hall Mortuary the same day, beginning at 10:00 am.

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