West Point — Adrienne Hartog, aged 76, of West Point, Utah, passed on June 21, 2024 after a battle with dementia. Born 10/11/1947 in Ogden, Utah, Adrienne graduated from Ben Lomond High School and later served the Internal Revenue Service for 22 years in the recruiting department until her retirement in 2010. She was recognized for her service with the Gallatin award.

An active member of the True North Community Church, Adrienne had a devotion to her faith was evident in her community involvement and charity work, particularly with Open Hand charity. She will be remembered for her sweet, loving nature and will be miss by her community.
Adrienne’s fondness for the natural beauty of Yellowstone and the Jackson Hole area was reflected in the family trips she treasured, especially to a spot they affectionately named “old ugly.” She also loved Cruising and travel with her family. Her sweet bubbly spirit will be missed by everyone.

Left to honor Adrienne’s memory are her beloved husband, Dale Hartog; children, Ryan Gortcinsky and Lisa Jackson; sister, Michelle Cook; stepsons, Clayton and Chris Hartog; and her cherished five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She was reunited in death by her late daughter, Dani Lynn Gortcinsky; previous husband, Eddy R. Gortcinsky; parents, Carroll B. and William M. Cook; and sister, Judith C. Clark.

Graveside service for Adrienne will be observed at Washington Heights Memorial Cemetery in Ogden, Utah, Monday, July 1st commencing at 10 am. The staff of the Washington Heights Memorial Cemetery will provide assistance. In her passing, Adrienne leaves behind a legacy of kindness and service, in the hearts of those who knew her. The family would like to give a special heart felt thanks to all of the Staff at The Peaks at Clinton and Applegate Hospice for their special care of our Mother. You will be in our hearts forever.