On July 17, 1945, Wilcox married Viva May Gammell in the Logan Utah Temple and they are the parents of six daughters.
Wilcox wrote the work The Washington DC Temple: A Light to the World, a history of its architectural development.[2] Weber State University has an art scholarship named for Wilcox.[3]
keith, wilcox, keith, wilson, wilcox, 1921, december, 2011, general, authority, church, jesus, christ, latter, saints, church, from, 1984, 1989, also, prominent, architect, designed, missionary, training, center, provo, utah, washington, temple, also, served, . Keith Wilson Wilcox May 15 1921 December 16 2011 was a general authority of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints LDS Church from 1984 to 1989 He was also a prominent architect who designed the Missionary Training Center in Provo Utah and the Washington D C Temple He also served one term in the Utah House of Representatives Keith Wilson WilcoxFirst Quorum of the SeventyOctober 6 1984 1984 10 06 April 1 1989 1989 04 01 Called bySpencer W KimballEnd reasontransferred to Second Quorum of the Seventy Second Quorum of the SeventyApril 1 1989 1989 04 01 October 1 1989 1989 10 01 Called byEzra Taft BensonEnd reasonhonorably released Personal detailsBornKeith Wilson Wilcox 1921 05 15 May 15 1921Hyrum Utah United StatesDiedDecember 16 2011 2011 12 16 aged 90 Ogden Utah United StatesWashington D C Temple designed by Keith W Wilcox Wilcox was born in Hyrum Utah but spent most of his life in Ogden Utah He served in the United States Navy during World War II He began his college studies at what is now Weber State University and received a degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Utah He then received a master s degree in architecture from the University of Oregon Wilcox was elected to the Utah State House of Representatives as a Republican in 1978 He served for one term 1 In the LDS Church Wilcox served as a bishop stake president and regional representative From 1974 to 1977 he was president of the church s Indiana Indianapolis Mission He also served for four years as president of the Ogden Utah Temple Wilcox was called as a general authority and member of the First Quorum of the Seventy in October 1984 He served in that quorum until he was moved to the Second Quorum of the Seventy when it was created in April 1989 and was then released as a general authority in October 1989 From 1992 until 1994 Wilcox was the director of the Los Angeles Temple Visitors Center On July 17 1945 Wilcox married Viva May Gammell in the Logan Utah Temple and they are the parents of six daughters Wilcox wrote the work The Washington DC Temple A Light to the World a history of its architectural development 2 Weber State University has an art scholarship named for Wilcox 3 Wilcox died in Ogden Utah Notes edit Our Candidates listing for Wilcox library thing listing Keith W Wilcox scholarship link Archived from the original on 2013 10 30 Retrieved 2011 12 21 References edit Elder Keith W Wilcox of the First Quorum of the Seventy Ensign November 1984 Elder Keith W Wilcox dies at age 90 Church News December 17 2011 LDS General Authority Elder Keith W Wilcox dies at 90 Deseret News December 18 2011 Keith W Wilcox Ogden Standard Examiner May 9 2011 90th birthday announcement Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Keith W Wilcox amp oldid 1128164747, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
