SALT LAKE CITY Steve Densley, a Utah County business leader and the second-longest serving chamber president in Utah s history, died at age 74 on July 24, Pioneer Day.
An obituary written by the family said Densley was grateful and proud of his pioneer heritage and often repeated the quote: The world we live in is a legacy left by those who have gone before. Tomorrow s world will be the work of our hands. Let it be said by them that we did all that we could do.
President and CEO of Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance Derek Miller praised Densley s contributions in a statement Thursday.
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Romney not censured, just booed at Utah GOP Convention
Mitt Romney was booed heavily at the GOP Convention in Utah yesterday but it didn’t lead to censure. The measure narrowly failed, 798 to 711, in a vote by delegates to the state GOP convention, The Salt Lake Tribune, a left-wing publication reported.
Davis County delegate Don Guymon, who authored the resolution, said Romney’s votes to remove Trump from office “hurt the Constitution and hurt the party.”
“This was a process driven by Democrats who hated Trump,” Guymon said. “Romney’s vote in the first impeachment emboldened Democrats who continued to harass Trump.”