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In Remembrance
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In Remembrance: So many kids knew her as 'Ms. Jackie'
If you've ever been called a bunnie, lammie or froggie, you were likely a preschooler at one of the Boise centers founded by "Ms. Jackie" Ayers: Cole Cottage Child Care Center, Cottage East or Friends of Cottage East. | GO...- In Remembrance: Floyd Iverson helped create an invaluable legacy for Idaho
- In Remembrance: Elaine Dilley lived 'large' as dedicated volunteer, mom and great cook
- In remembrance: "Swede" Philliips was a horseman and teller of tales
- In Remembrance: Bob Noble devoted his life to serving his family and community
- In Remembrance: Family, fitness were secrets to long life for Boise man
- In Remembrance: Jeane Bower was a generous and loyal woman
- In Remembrance: Moyle Brown: A lifetime of music and influence
- In Remembrance: Mary Cozine kept a step ahead of her profession
- In Remembrance: Camp Crescendo's founder, Pamela Link, had 'enduring, positive impact on her students'
- In remembrance: Mel Morgan — A mover and a shaker and grandfather extraordinare
- In Remembrance: 'Old Joe' was a legend in the local hot-rodder scene
- In Remembrance: Janell Conner's goal was to find joy in life
- In remembrance: Former cafe owner, Margaret Bybee, was full of life
- In Remembrance: Tire industry pioneer never missed an opportunity
- In Remembrance: Never a dull moment in Mrs. Vargason's class
- In Remembrance: Boise man lived life fully despite injuries
- In Remembrance: Boise Spy Mom refused to let cancer define her life
- In Remembrance: Anna Frint improved nursing home conditions
- In Remembrance: For Fred Steinbroner, life was one adventure after another
- In remembrance: A life spent in love with the theater
- In remembrance: The legacy of John Takehara lives on through his students
- In remembrance: Josef Munch cared for family, others
- In Remembrance: Kids and grandkids recall a life of adventure
- In remembrance: Idaho rockhound loved her family, friends and gems
- In Remembrance: Boise man leaves legacy of a life well-lived
- In Remembrance: Nampa woman was known as a 'survivor'
- In Remembrance: Adventurous woman tried to pass on life's lessons to others
- Kuna woman lived with kidney failure and dialysis treatment for more than 30 years
- Quiet confidence, good humor were attorney's trademarks
- For Boise man, life meant helping, caring about others
- Caldwell man was a successful car salesman and pilot
- ‘He always said he was going home'
- Boise woman finished glamorous costumes for Hollywood stars
- Grandma Birdie smiled, even in tough times
- In Remembrance: Edith enjoyed being a great-great-grandma
- In Remembrance: Boise man had an outgoing personality
- In Remembrance: Nampa woman had great sense of humor
- In Remembrance: Meridian man served country, family
- In Remembrance: Grandpa Harry had a thousand grandkids
- Girl taught family how to really love
- Caldwell woman had a passion for music
- In Remembrance: Nampa woman had strong, kind spirit
- In Remembrance: Eagle woman lived to be 100
- In Remembrance: Boisean sunk nine hole-in-ones and ‘never forgot what is was like to be young'
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