Ilene Safford Harrington 1935 ~ 2011 LAYTON Ilene Safford Harrington, 75, passed away Sunday, January 2, 2011 at her home. She was born September 27, 1935 in Meadow, Utah the daughter of Leonard Ordell and Anna Amelia Hansen Safford. Ilene married James Alexander Day. Later divorced and he preceded her in death. She married Neil Deloy Harrington on April 1, 1971 in Layton, Utah. She was a member of the LDS Church. Ilene started her career at age 14 working at the Café Ilene in Fillmore, 29 years at Albertsons as a checker and 10 years at Beehive Clothing. Ilene loved crafts, sewing and spending time on the weekends watching Neil singing in his band and cuttin some rug. She loved to watch the JAZZ. Surviving are her husband Neil Harrington, Layton; sons, Steven A. Day, Missouri; Cary L. (Sherri) Day, Layton; daughters, Dianna (David) Evans, Layton; brother, Leonard (Vickie) Safford, sister, Linda Ellis, step-children, Shellie (Roy) Struble, Valerie (John) Glover, Gary Harrington, Stacie (Gordon) Ferguson, Holly (Robert) Goss, 26 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents, son Michael J. Day, stillborn daughter, brother, Darus Safford, half-brother, Calvin Duncan and half-sister, Pearl Averett.
It is a wonder feeling to know that My Grandma Ilene is no longer in pain, and has been united with my Dad (Mike) and her baby girl. I am so grateful for the Gospel and the truths we know to be true, through those beliefs I know I will see her again.
Here is my Uncle Steve, Aunt Dianna, and Uncle Cary. Grandma Ilene's Kids.
So Elijah kept bugging for cookies and I didn't have the patience for pumpkin cookies or chocolate cookies, so we quickly made no bake cookies. Elijah actually did most of the work with just a bit of help from me. It is great to see him wanting and being able to do more by him self. He surprises me every day with the things he does.
OK, so I was pacing back and forth one morning waiting for Elijah's bus to pick him up, when Elijah grab my foot wanting me to pull him around. So I let him, but then Hannah decided to hitch a ride on her brother. Couldn't pass up a chance for Daddy to take a pic.
And this well, it was just to cute. Hannah has become a great fan of drawing, ON every thing. She especially likes to draw on her self. Other places include the wall, in books, and my favorite the tub. THANK goodness for Magic Eraser. I love it, I just get is wet then wipe the crayon, marker, or pen right off. My brother Zach showed us one day after Hannah had colored the whole hallway. One day She will get the point that she isn't suppose to do it, but till then Magic eraser is my friend.
On Saturday we took the kids the Gateway Children s Museum. They had fun most of the time.
Elijah's favorite part of the place. I had shown him some pictures before we had gone, so he knew were he wanted to be. So when we got there he wasn't to happy till he saw the Helicopter. Then he wasn't happy really when we left. I got few smiles from him a couple times but I knew really what he wanted. Do I have a future pilot on my hands. Time will tell I guess.

