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Necia Nielson Erramouspe, 87, Longtime Carbon County Educator Passes Away

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Necia Nielson Erramouspe, 87, Longtime Carbon County Educator Passes Away
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Necia Nielson Erramouspe, age 87, passed away in Price, Utah. She was a longtime educator in Carbon County and a graduate of Utah State University.

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  • Necia Nielson Erramouspe passed away on September 11, 2026, in Price, Utah.
  • She was a longtime educator in Carbon County, teaching for 28 years at Price and Sally Mauro elementary schools.
  • Erramouspe held an education degree from Utah State University.
  • A funeral service was scheduled for September 14, 2026, at Mitchell Funeral Home with burial at Mt. View Cemetery.

Necia Nielson Erramouspe, age 87, passed away on September 11, 2026, at the Heirloom Inn in Price, Utah. According to an obituary from Mitchell Funeral Home, she was surrounded by loved ones at the time of her death.

Born on March 11, 1939, in a farmhouse in Monroe, Utah, to Keith and Hope Conder Nielson, Erramouspe grew up in the Helper area. She attended school in Kenilworth, Helper Central, and Helper Junior High before graduating from Carbon High School in 1957. She later earned an education degree from Utah State University.

Erramouspe married Gene Erramouspe on August 17, 1957, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. The couple lived in Spring Glen for their entire marriage and raised two sons. Erramouspe spent 28 years teaching elementary school, including 17 years at Price Elementary and 11 years at Sally Mauro Elementary in Helper.

In addition to her career in education, Erramouspe was a member of Beta Sigma Phi for 60 years. She was known for her love of travel, including nine cruises and trips to Alaska, Hawaii, St. Thomas, Europe, and London. She also frequently visited the family cabin in Joe's Valley.

She is survived by her sons, Steven (Bambi) and David (Kathleen); grandsons Jake (Cat), Josh (Jenafer), and Danny; a great-grandson, Aiden; and a great-granddaughter expected in November. She was preceded in death by her husband, Gene; her parents; and her brother, Michael Keith Nielson.

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