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Nate Bossi Obituary, Death – The eleventh of January, 1945 found Stanley Cornell Nate being brought into the world in Montpelier, Idaho. His parents were Stanley and Margaret Fern (Langford) Nate. On March 14, 2023, Cornell passed away in a calm and serene manner at his residence in Stansbury Park, Utah. The members of his family were all around him.

While residing in Cokeville, Wyoming, Cornell went to school, participated in sports such as football and basketball, dated individuals, and purchased a vehicle. Cornell had a passion for fishing and hunting. He had a passion for riding his horses. Following his graduation from Cokeville High School, Cornell went on to complete a year of study at Utah State University. Subsequently, he went on to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Eastern Atlantic States Mission.

In the aftermath of his return to his hometown, he enrolled in Brigham Young University, from where he ultimately graduated with a teaching degree in health and drivers education. While they were both attending college, he became acquainted with his future wife, Susan Rigtrup. On the 22nd of August in 1969, they tied the knot in the Salt Lake Temple.

During his two years in Ririe, Idaho, Cornell was a teacher of English as well as a coach of both football and basketball. Cornell taught health, anatomy and physiology, and sports medicine for a period of thirty-five years in Rock Springs, Wyoming. In addition, he served as an athletic trainer and coached both boys and girls basketball programmes throughout that time. In addition to winning a state championship, he was named the Wyoming State Coach of the Year for the girl’s basketball team.

In addition to his passion for his family, church, coaching, hunting, and camping, he also enjoyed watching movies starring John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was a place where he was actively involved. He held a variety of posts, including those of Bishop, High Councilman, Gospel Doctrine Teacher, High Priest Group Leader, and Scout Master, among others.

WendySue (Matt) Merrell, Brady (Natalie Marshall), and Trent Megan Woodland are the three children that Cornell and Susan have brought into the world. They have six grandchildren, namely Reed, Paige, Ryan, Chase, Claire, and Sydney, as well as six step-grandchildren, namely Kaden, Conner, Carson, Reagan, and Taylor.

2010 marked the year when Cornell and Susan made the move to Stansbury Park, Utah. Over the course of seven years, Cornell worked as a substitute teacher in Tooele County. 2018 was the beginning of Cornell’s fall in health. Dialysis was administered to him in the year 2020 due to kidney failure. Almost immediately after that, he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, heart failure, and pulmonary issues.

In addition to his parents and two sisters, Cornell was predeceased by his parents. Those who are left behind after his passing include his wife, children, grandchildren, one sister, two brothers, and a large number of nieces and nephews. Didericksen Mortuary in Grantsville, Utah will be the location of a small, private family service that will take place on Saturday, March 18, 2023.

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