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Wayne Jeffers -Record Courier - Wednesday, January 5, 2000 . Wayne Alan Jeffers, 59, a 7-year resident of Gardnerville died of heart failure Jan. 1. Mr. Jeffers was born April 16, 1940, in Eureka, Nev. He was raised and educated in Hawthorne, where he lived and worked at the Naval Ammunitions Depot until 1979 when he was transferred to Layton, Utah. There he continued to work at Hill Air Force Base until his retirement in 1992. He and his family then moved to Gardnerville. Wayne was best known for his life-long commitment to public programs associated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, where he was currently serving as Grand Master and Grand Patriarch for the state of Nevada. He was highly involved with the Virginia City Lodge Restoration Program, the Cemetery Preservation Program, a charitable Lodge Food Bank Program and the Lodge Foreign Student Exchange and Scholarship Programs. He will also be long remembered for his years of service to youth athletic programs while living in Hawthorne. Surviving Mr. Jeffers are his wife Anita C. Jeffers; sons Paul A Jeffers of Greensburg, Pa., Jason E. Jeffers of Silver Springs and Arron L. Moon of Carson Valley and daughters Debra J. Rasmussen of Carson City, Heather L. Moon of Topaz and Colleen S. Moon of Gardnerville; eight grandchildren; and numerous cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his mother, Venla Bay Jeffers of Eureka; father Everett Predmore of Mapleton, Utah; Carol Bay Collier of Pasadena, Texas; Darrol L. Jeffers of Anaheim, Calif.; Arden E. Jeffers of West Valley City, Utah and Wellington (Dee) Jeffers of Gardnerville; Shelby Nye of Burbank (Pasco), Washington; Anita Jump of Sacramento, Calif.; Warren and Gina Jeffers of Carson City. He was recently preceded in death by stepfather Wellington D. Jeffers Sr. of Gardnerville.