Neccia Booth

Neccia Hyde Booth passed away peacefully on October 28, 2024, surrounded by family.  She was born on November 13, 1938 in Auburn, Wyoming to Lloyd A and Glenda Hurd Hyde.  She was the third of eight children and was raised on the family farm, where she learned to work hard.She attended elementary school in the old Auburn schoolhouse, and continued on to graduate from Star Valley High School in 1957.  After graduation, she moved to Utah to find work, then later moved back home and worked at the Soda Fountain inside Star Valley Drug.

Neccia married Voris LeRoy Booth on February 2, 1960.  They welcomed three children, Jackie, Karrie and David.   They were sealed as a family in the Salt Lake Temple on April 27, 1965. Neccia and Voris spent most of their married life in West Jordan, Utah. They retired and moved to Auburn, Wyoming in 2002. Neccia was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and held many positions, most notably as Primary chorister.  Neccia and Voris were outstanding Cub Scout leaders for many years.

Neccia and Voris loved working in their yard, planting, weeding and caring for plants that no one thought they could grow in the climate, but they did.  Their yard was always beautiful and inviting.  Neccia continued on caring for a beautiful yard even after Voris passed away.  She could be found every day, all summer long, out in a flower bed or mowing the lawn on her John Deere mower, which she loved.  Neccia's house was always the gathering place.  Everyone was welcome.  Family, friends, neighbors, it didn't matter.  There was room and love for everyone.

Neccia is preceded in death by her husband, son David, her loyal fur companion Trixie, her parents and brother Dale. She is survived by her daughters Jackie (Brad) Nelson and Karrie, five grandchildren Amanda, Kristina, Aimee (Daniel), Kory and Devin (Maddie), numerous fur grandchildren, six siblings Gwen, Rex, Bona, Beth, Ronny and LuAnn, and many nieces and nephews.

Funeral Services were held on November 2, 2024 and she was buried next to her husband in the Auburn Cemetery.