Myrtle Helen Feller

Myrtle Helen Prymak was born in 1931 in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, to Dan and Frances Prymak in farm country. In her twenties, she moved to San Francisco where she met Ramon Gillette Feller. They were married in 1966, and in 1969 moved to Salt Lake City where they raised their two children, Harlow and Sheila. Myrtle was at ease in any sort of group. She had her own sense of style including interesting pendants and other beaded jewelry. She worked for several stock brokers in Salt Lake City. 

Later she lived in St. George, Utah for thirteen years enjoying the laid-back lifestyle and regular trips to Mesquite, Nevada. She was an avid duplicate bridge player throughout her life and reached Gold Life Master status. She traveled to many tournaments throughout Utah and Idaho, from Mesquite and Las Vegas, Nevada to San Francisco, California, often with Ramon who was a Tournament Director.

Myrtle loved all kinds of puzzles including crypto quotes, crosswords, and jigsaws. She was a chef of favorite comfort food recipes, such as, Chicken and Broccoli casserole and Spanish rice. She enjoyed cooking for family and friends and often brought boiled raisin cake to bridge games and Calico beans to family parties.