Birth date: Dec 21, 1958 Death date: Feb 20, 2020
Musetta Neumann Mortimer 1958-2020 Fun-loving, dedicated, hard working, empathetic, generous, loyal and kind, Musetta Neumann Mortimer left this earth on February 20, 2020 after a heroic battle with cancer. She is our angel wife, Read Obituary
Sending heart-felt sympathy for the loss of this wonderful person. I went to school with Musetta and she ALWAYS had a smile and a kind word for everyone around her. She brightened our world! And oh, the wonderful aromas and tastes of treats from the family bakery. Rest in Paradise sweet Musetta 💗
We remember celebrating Musetta’s fun “birthday singing times parties” at your home. Our deepest love and sympathy to your family
Love
Jerry & Colleen Gengler
My deepest sympathies to Musetta's family. It was my privilege to know and care for her- she was a shining light in any room she entered.
Sincerely,
Tawnya Bowles MD and Staff
So very sorry for the loss of Musetta. I was her visiting teacher for a couple of years and really enjoyed her wit and faith in the Lord. I know she fought the hard fight with faith and knowledge of eternal life. I will miss her visits to Antioch and her great smile. My love to all of the Mortimer family. May God bless you with love and strength at this time.
Love to all Twila
We are honored to be able to write about all the memories we have with Musetta would overwhelm this Tribute wall, but let us just share a few. Gregg & Valerie Johnson became Dear friends of Hal and Musetta in the late 1980's. They were both so genuine and spontaneous and our perfect match for a married couple we would get close to really quick......and we DID!
When they moved to Utah we again reunited with our Dear Friends going out to dinner frequently as couples and talking a mile a minute. I remember distinctly them coming to our house in Woods Cross as we sat intently as both Hal & Musetta shared how they meet at the ZOO!. Quit the story, it was awesome. Hal was so very considerate of Musetta and treated her like a Queen after all she was in in his eyes our eyes as well!
We had to much fun with them last summer and Musetta always playing down her disease as she courageously and I do mean courageously fought it with Hal right with her always seeing to her comfort.
Probably one of my favorite memory was at Sarah's reception when we first saw them after many years away from the family here in Utah.It was like we never left there side! Hal I remember was out on the dance floor with his beloved Musetta as they were both dancing the waltz like it was so natural to them. I knew they loved each then as they will Love each to Eternity in the New and Everlasting Covenant of Marriage being grateful for Sealing Power of the Priesthood.
Musetta save a spot for Hal he cant wait to be united to you with Family and us his dear Friends as we all meet up in Heaven and yes go to dinner there. We Love you Musetta and know you are experiencing incomprehensible joy in Heaven right now.
Love you to Eternity! Gregg & Valerie Johnson
I have many sweet memories of Musetta. I'm going to share one that will always be a precious memory and it was the last time we were together. It was after the famous Neumann tree lighting ceremony and we were chatting about Jerry's and my up coming mission to the Philippines. I mentioned that my biggest problem was finding someone to take my dog while we were gone. Without hesitation she exclaimed "I'll take her for you!"
We later realized that it wasn't a good idea for her to have the added pressure of a difficult dog while she was dealing with cancer, but I told her that her offering to take the dog was enough. This selfless offer when she was struggling with an unthinkable and devastating illness is so typical of her happy, generous spirit. Musetta always wanted to help even at her own inconvenience.
I will also always remember that Musetta and Hal got engaged at our wedding reception. They were so happy when they came through the line. Thank you, Musetta, for your sweet life of service and goodness.
Mary Jo Eyestone Naylor
