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Skousen, Cheryl Darlene Jones, 1943?-

 Person

Biographical History

Cheryl Darlene Jones Skousen (approx. 1943- ) is the historian of the Utah Valley Symphony.

Cheryl Darlene Jones was born around 1943 to Leslie W. Jones, Jr. and Alvera Teeples. She married Eric Nathan Skousen, the son of "The Naked Communist" author W. Cleon Skousen, on June 1, 1964. She has worked as a historian of the Utah Valley Symphony since 1969.

Citation:
Ancestry.com, June 13, 2017 (b. approximately 1943; maiden name is Cheryl Darlene Jones; married Eric Nathan Skousen on June 1, 1964)

UtahValleySymphony.org, June 13, 2017 (Cheryl is the current historian of the Utah Valley Symphony)

Sunday Herald, May 18, 1969 (Cheryl worked as a historian of the Utah Valley Symphony since 1969)

Deseret News, Jan. 11, 2006 (Cheryl is the daughter-in-law of W. Cleon Skousen, author of books like "The Naked Economist")

Deseret News, Jan. 28, 1992 (Cheryl is thhe daughter of Leslie W. Jones, Jr. and Alvera Teeples)

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

Oral history interview with Cheryl Skousen, 2012 March 24

 Item — Volume MSS OH 2578: Series 52
Identifier: MSS 7752 Series 52
Scope and Contents

Interview of Cheryl Skousen administered by Redd Center Intern Shayla Sturgess for their "Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project." Topics discussed in this interview include her first experiences living in Provo and her experiences with the Provo Tabernacle. Material dated March 24, 2012.

Dates: 2012 March 24
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Charles Redd Center for Western Studies oral history project records / Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project transcripts

Oral history interview with Cheryl Skousen, 2012 March 24

 Item — Volume MSS OH 2580: Series 52
Identifier: MSS 7752 Series 52
Scope and Contents

Interview of Cheryl Skousen administered by Redd Center Intern Shayla Sturgess for the "Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project." Topics discussed in this interview include Skousen’s first experiences living in Provo, and her experiences with the Provo Tabernacle. Material dated March 24, 2012.

Dates: 2012 March 24
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Charles Redd Center for Western Studies oral history project records / Historic Downtown Provo Oral History Project transcripts

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