On Thursday January 26, 2023, Kenneth R. Myers, loving husband, and father passed away at the age of 69 in Idaho Falls surrounded by his family. Born to James and Lorraine Myers, Ken graduated from High School in Omaha Nebraska and later pursued a career in the automotive business. Ken met the love of his life Pamala Cherry in 1972. They later married in Omaha Nebraska in 1976 and shortly after moved to Idaho where they raised 3 daughters. Ken was a hardworking man. He worked in the...

Roberto Recio Rios (Tony) passed away, January 19, 2023 at EIRMC in Idaho Falls, ID. Tony was born on October 9, 1957 in Manteca CA to Pedro Moreno Rios and Arabelia Anita Rios (Arroyos). The Rios family later moved to Idaho Falls, ID. where Tony grew up. Tony was the youngest of  the 8 Rios children. He worked for Hughes Roofing until he was in a motorcycle accident in 1987. When he was 20 years old he welcomed his first child, Terrie Jo Rios (Safford). Later came Brandon Alan Rios...

Jacqueline Anne Earley-Jones, aka Jackie O'Donnell, passed away January 10, 2023. She was born May 11, 1967, at Rockville Center, NY.  Her daughter Mikki Earley and former husband Michael Earley preceded Jackie in death several years ago. Her parents, Charles and Marilyn O'Donnell, live in Las Vegas, NV. Her siblings are Chip and Maureen O'Donnell.  Jackie grew up in a military family and attended many elementary schools starting in Germany and several U.S. states...

Hollis Dean Shenton, 88, of Idaho Falls Idaho, passed away Sunday, January 8 2023, in Idaho Falls with family by his side. Dean was born October 5th, 1934, at the Spencer Hospital in Idaho Falls Idaho, to Hollis Ivan Shenton and Harriet Virginia Winsper. He grew up in Medicine Lodge where he attended Elementary School and graduated from Clark County High School in Dubois, Idaho in 1952. He enlisted in the army and served from 1955-1957. While in the army he was stationed in Alaska which...

Wayne Berggren, 84, of Idaho Falls, passed away Saturday morning, December 31st, 2022. Wayne was born September 12th, 1938, to Albin and M. Fern Berggren.  He grew up on the family farm and attended O.E. Bell Jr. High and Idaho Falls High School. He attended John Brown University in Arkansas where he met Betty Mae Swancott. They were later married in New Hampshire with Reverend Lew M. Swancott, Betty’s father, officiating. Wayne had many jobs while attending different colleges....

Debbie Kay Born Kalakay was born on September 12, 1954 in Omaha, Nebraska to Raymond and Betty Born. Debbie and her two siblings, Raymond and Randy, moved with the family to Idaho Falls in 1957 when her father was hired to work at the AEC site west of Idaho Falls. The family increased in size in 1970 when Betty and Ray adopted the three children, (Buffy, Rob, and Brian) of close friends who died unexpectedly three years prior. Debbie graduated from Bonneville High School in 1972. Following...

On December 26th, 2022 at 2:30 p.m. with her children and grandchildren by her side M. DaRell Lage passed through the veil and reunited with the love of her life Richard Lage. DaRell was born June 23rd, 1935 in Sugar City, Idaho to Owen and Minerva Virgin, the sixth of eight children. DaRell was an extraordinary woman of many talents, the most of which was her ability to show unconditional love to all who encountered her. She was a teacher, a candy maker, a baker and more than that an...

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Mary was born in Ardeola, Stoddard, Missouri to Clarence and Alta Fowler Jennings.  Mary was a farm girl raised in the hills of Missouri.  Mary had three brothers Albert, J.C., and Virgil. Mary met and fell in love with Ivan DeJournett, a Marine and farm boy also from the hills of Missouri.  They were married Nov. 11th, 1945 at Pigget, Clay, Arkansas.  They farmed the early years of their marriage. They  moved the family to Idaho in 1958.  Ivan would work for...

Thomas Charles Wheeler Jr. (62) of Idaho Falls, ID passed away December 18, 2022, surrounded by his family. Thomas was born in Saint Ignatius, Montana on November 29, 1960, to Thomas Charles Wheeler Sr. and Wilma Kay (Almendinger) Wheeler. Thomas quickly became a proud big brother to four younger siblings, and the family later moved to Tarkio, Montana. There, Thomas spent his childhood and adolescent years as a farm boy; milking cows, caring for animals, working the fields, and cultivating a...