St. George, Utah - Joycelyn Bradshaw Chugg passed away May 23, 2017. Joycelyn was born to Hampson Walters and Afton Perry Bradshaw on April 13, 1933, in Tremonton, Utah. She grew up in Tremonton and graduated from Bear River High School. While in high school, Joycelyn displayed several talents. She was a twirler in the marching band, sang in the acapella choir and loved to harmonize with her father around the house. During her senior year, she was asked to direct the first of many road shows. Music was important in her life. She loved to sing and had a beautiful voice. Joycelyn also enjoyed attending BYU.

She married Lee Russon Chugg in the Logan Temple on May 22, 1953. Lee was drafted into the Army in the fall of 1952. They lived in Fort Ord California which was the start of many adventures while living in six states during their wonderful marriage.

Joycelyn was active in the LDS church and served in many ward and stake positions including Stake Missionary, Young Women's, Choir Director and Stake Drama Director. She served a mission with Lee in the Utah Provo Mission at the Saint George Temple Visitor's Center and Historical Sites. Lee and Joycelyn enjoyed and witnessed many spiritual experiences while serving in the temple. Their favorite missionary scripture was "And see that ye have faith, hope and charity. And then ye will always abound in good works." Alma 7:24

She always provided the following words of counsel as found in her personal history, "Love your children. Be kind to them. Love your spouse and be as one. Be a guiding light for your children."

She is survived by her husband, Lee; brother, Dean Bradshaw of Mesquite Nevada; and children: Gregory (Leslie) of Gilbert Arizona, Debra (Michael Astin) of South Jordan, Utah, Rodney (Danett) of Riverton, Utah, Kevin (Jan) of Tucson, Arizona, Curtis (Miryam) of Boulder City, Nevada. Lee and Joycelyn have 23 grandchildren, and 31 great-grandchildren with 1 on the way.