Valentine couples married 40 years and beyond: That’s what Love is

George and Gloria Fasselin
George and Gloria Fasselin are a golden couple. “They symbolize true love,” said their granddaughter Makayla Jensen. “My grandparents have been married for 50 years and raised four beautiful girls.
“Their life has been a ranching life, raising mostly cattle but some sheep in the Carbon, Emery and Duchesne counties areas.
“They have taught their family, including 10 grandkids and three great grandkids, the importance of love and hard work. No one eats until the animals do and no one goes to bed without saying “I love you.”
“Even after all these years, they still continue to make each other laugh. They truly are a golden couple,” said Jensen.
FloAnn and Bevan Wilson
Bevan and FloAnn celebrated 60 years of marriage last September. They are strong community members with a great love for their family and friends.
They are owners in BK’s Stop and Shop and have a family farm and horses.
Bevan is a former Emery County Commissioner.
Rodger and Carol Ewell
Rodger and Carol Ewell just celebrated their 50th anniversary on July 23, 2017. Their world revolves around their family and their animals. 
Dick and Lynn Huntington
Dick and Lynn Huntington of Orangeville have been married 58 years.
I have never saw true love like that even more so through all their troubles, with Lynn’s two strokes and the things that come with them, Dick takes care and loves her in such a way that we as family members are so lucky to learn from their example of enduring to the end and loving with all you have and having fun along the way. They are happy with what they have and so in love.
Elda and Delile Hinkins
This is how their daughter, McKette Hinkins Allred describes her parents.
I think it commenced when they were a young couple of 16 and 17 years old. Mom brought Dad to the Gospel and they became an eternal family. Dad worked hard at coal mining and Mom worked hard raising seven children; making ends meet with one income. The tragedy of Dad getting burned turned their lives upside down. Dad wanted to end the marriage as he looked like a monster and didn’t want mom to have to live with such an ugly looking man. Mom refused to leave stating that she had married him for eternity and she was here to stay.
Our parents didn’t have high school educations and encouraged us children to get college educations. They were always in attendance to our schooling and extra-curricular activities.
They lived the Gospel and taught us children to do the same. They spend lots of time together. They now love and support grandchildren and great grandchildren in their endeavors. They always have had their arrows out serving and doing for others.
Nellie and Lamond Smith
The Smiths have been married 72 years. The Smiths moved to Ferron in 1968 and have been involved in civic and church activities since they first came. When they had been in Ferron only one month LaMond was made water master of the North Ditch later adding the responsibilities of the South Ditch.
LaMond served as a city council member for eight years acting as chairman of the Peach Days Committee for those eight years.
Both LaMond and Nellie have been involved with the South Eastern Utah Livestock Show and the Polled and Horn Hereford Association.
The Smiths raised three children in the Ferron area, Linda, Randy and Becky.