In Remembrance

In Remembrance: David Gregory Mueller was a tough teacher with a generous heart

While many might have known David Gregory Mueller through his work as a criminal justice professor at Boise State University for over a decade, Ph.D. wasn’t his only title.

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In Remembrance: Salon owner Evelyn Anderson had farm ethic and Hepburn-esque style

Evelyn Anderson was a no-nonsense professional woman with her own mind and her own clientele as owner of Evelyn’s Salon, a longtime Boise business.
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In Remembrance: Author and historian Helen Lowell stayed sharp, classy through 106 years

Author and teacher Helen Lowell of Roswell is remembered for her brains, class and command of the history of western Canyon County.
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In Remembrance: Helen Light Thomson was ‘a crusader for community betterment’

When it comes to the history of women in journalism and public relations in Boise, Helen Light Thomson should be listed right on top of the “pioneer” column.
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If you wanted something to get done, you went to Zee

Zee Quintana worked quietly, even under the radar for her goals — improving the lives of all people, but especially women. She was a connective force say friends in the Latino community and beyond.
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In Remembrance: Adventurous woman tried to pass on life's lessons to others

If not for her mother's prayers, persistence and a 1,750-page book of home remedies, Thora Snow Hankins might not have lived past the age of four, let alone 84. But Hankins had other ideas — dreams to follow, paths to explore and young minds to shape far outside the confines of Burley. She...
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In Remembrance: Nampa woman was known as a 'survivor'

Carol Tombaugh was known by family and friends to be a survivor, despite her many set backs in life.
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Kuna woman lived with kidney failure and dialysis treatment for more than 30 years

Although Carole Stewart was diagnosed with kidney failure, received four hour dialysis treatments three times a week for almost 30 years and survived three kidney transplants, her death at age 62 was completely unexpected, according to family.
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Quiet confidence, good humor were attorney's trademarks

Attorney Richard H. Seeley was recognized in 2004 during an annual Idaho State Bar meeting as a 65-year attorney, during which time he served as mentor to many upcoming attorneys including Idaho Supreme Court Justices Jim Jones and Roger Burdick. Seeley, 91, died March 10 in Boise.
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‘He always said he was going home'

It's almost been a month since the cremated ashes of Larry Murphy were dispersed Feb. 20 in the scattering gardens atop the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery. His wife, Gladys, can't hold back the reservoir of tears she has built up inside when she talks about his life, his success, his unfulfilled ...
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For Boise man, life meant helping, caring about others

Duane R. Noel was a people person — easy to talk to, concerned for others' welfare and always ready to lend a helping hand to a friend or a stranger. He obtained his real estate license in 1975 and later became a broker/owner at one of the first RE/MAX real estate offices in Boise.