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Death: Ellen I. (kola
Ellen 1. Ikola was born in Lakefork on July 20, 1916. She passed away on Jan. 16, 2016 in McCall.
She attended grammar school in Norwood and high school in Donnelly, graduating as
valedictorian in 1934. She worked at the C.C. Anderson Store and later for the U.S. Post
i Office in McCall.
She and M. George Ikola were married in 1938, both working for Brown Tie and Lumber.
Their only son, Gerry Lee, was born in October 1947. Soon after, they moved to Horseshoe
Bend where George and his brother Elmer started Ikola Logging. They lived there for 9 years
making lifelong friends and many cherished memories.
In 1956 they returned to McCall where Ikola Logging continued to operate to this day. Ellen was the
primary bookkeeper for Ikola Logging for 68 years beginning in 1956.
Ellen was a dedicated member of numerous organizations. She was a charter member of the local
chapter of Daughters of the Nile, and very active member of Finnish Ladies Aid for most of her adult life.
She perhaps most enjoyed her membership in the Valerie Chapter of Eastern Stars In McCall, where
she was Worthy Matron in 1965. She loved traveling to Idaho Grand Chapter once a year throughout the
state, holding many Grand Chapter offices for many years.
Ellen took great pride in Gerry's and her grandchildren's many activities and accomplishments. She
and George especially enjoyed basketball games, but also attended baseball games, motorcycle races,
track meets and football games.
She will be missed by all who knew her, but more significantly by fellow members of Eastern Star,
Finnish Ladies Aid, the McCall Senior Center and the McCall Community Congregational Church. The
greatest void, of course, will be left in the lives of her loving family and close relatives.
Ellen was preceded in death by her parents Andrew Leaf and Mary Karki, siblings Bill Leaf, Edna
Ruska, Lillian McDougal, Ralph Leaf, Acel Leaf and Mary Johnson and her husband George.
She Is survived by her son Gerry Lee Ikola (Capella), grandchildren Erika Sussi (Jordan), Gerry
Andrew Ikola (Rachael) and Gabe Ikola and great grandchildren Erika Faith Ikola, Andrew Ikola and
Lordes Sussi.
A memorial service will be held at the McCall Community Congregational Church at 2 p.m. on
Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016. Graveside services will follow at the Finnish Cemetery.
Services are under the direction of Heikkila Funeral Chapel in McCall. A reception in celebration of
Ellen's life will begin at 3 p.m. at the McCall Senior Citizens Center.
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len M. Ikola
HORSESHOE BEND — Ellen
. Ikola, 82, of Horseshoe Bend,
ed Friday, Jan. 4, 1991, in a
)ise hospital.
Funeral services will be held at
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, at Grace
.itheran Church, Horseshoe
end. The Rev. William Williams
ill officiate. Burial will follow
Pioneer Cemetery, Horseshoe
-nd. Arrangements are under
.e direction of Summers Funeral
ome, Boise.
Mrs. Ikola was born Sept. 9,
08, at Cumberland, Wyo. She
tended Albion Normal School
id Lewiston Normal School. She
•aduated from the College of
aho after teaching for several
gars. Ellen was a teacher for 38
gars, teaching in Long Valley
id Horseshoe Bend.
She married Elmer Ikola on
pril 30, 1934, at Cascade. Elmer
ed Nov. 13, 1980.
She was a member of Grace
Lutheran Church.
Survivors include a niece, Shar-
on M. Miller of Payette; five cous-
ins, Ray Heikkila of Lovelock,
Nev., Martin Heikkila of Cald-
well, Virginia Maki and Ellen
Fleming, both of Emmett, and
Edna Maki of Horseshoe Bend;
and a very special friend, Sandy
Hering of Boise. In addition to
sband, she was also preced-
death by her parents; a
r, Oliver in 1937; and a
Edna in 1978.
family suggests that memo -
lay be made to Grace Lu-
Church, or to the Horse -
end Clinic.
ids may call today from 9
6 p.m. at Summers Funeral
in Boise, and Tuesday one
>rior to services at Grace
,an Church in Horseshoe
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PALLBEARERS
Bill Leaf Mark Leaf
Gerry A. Ikola Jack Archer
Jerry Bisom Ken Moudy
Jim Lindsay Ryon Reginato
HONORARY PALLBEARERS
Bruce Leaf Don Louderbough
Ace Leaf George Yanskey
Ron Ruska Mitch Ruska
IN MEMORY OF
M. GEORGE IKOLA
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
January 23, 1915 Sublet, Wyoming
ENTERED INTO REST
February 16, 2001 McCall, Idaho
SERVICES
1:00 P.M. Wednesday, February 21, 2001
Community Congregational Church - McCall, Idaho
OFFICIATING
Reverend Charlottie Havlicak
MASONIC SERVICES CONDUCTED BY
Payette Lake Lodge No 91 AF & AM
PIANIST
Merle Kantola
SPECIAL MUSIC
"Old Rugged Cross" - Bill Leaf
"Precious Memories" - Olive Louderbough
BURIAL
Finnish Cemetery
Under the direction of
Heikkila Funeral Chapel
McCall, Idaho
M. George Ikola
M. George Ikola passed away
peacefully at his home on Friday,
Feb. 16, 2001, surrounded by his
loving family.
He was born Jan. 23, 1915, at
Sublet, Wyo., to
John G. and
Wendla Ruuska
IkoIa, the
youngest of
nine children.
The family
moved to Long
Valley, Idaho,
in 1918, where
they home-
s t e a d e d,
farmed and ranched for many
years. He attended schools in
McCall and Roseberry until 1930,
when he started working for Carl
Brown, owner of Brown's Tie and
Lumber.
George married Ellen Irene Leaf
of Lake Fork in 1938, and together
they shared an eventful life built
around their family logging
business.
Soon after the birth of their son
Gerry in 1947, they moved to
Horseshoe Bend, where he started
his own business for Hoff Lumber
Co. They spent nine years there
forming many lifetime friendships
and memories before returning to
the McCall area in 1956. He began
contract logging for Boise Cascade
Corporation in 1955 and continued
for nearly 45 years as owner of G.
Ikola Logging. He enjoyed working
in the woods and running the vari-
ous types of logging equipment. He
was recognized as one of the truly
gifted equipment operators of his
time.
In 1970, their only son, Gerry,
joined his father as a full -time part-
ner in the family business. Later
joined by Gerry's wife Capella, they
have all owned and operated G.
Ikola Logging to the present,
recently adding two of George's
grandchildren to the business oper-
ations. In his later years George
remained very involved in the busi-
ness, including mechanical repairs,
welding and overseeing other shop
activities.
One of his favorite hobbies was
making thousands of tamarack
fence posts that were sold to farm-
ers, ranchers and property owners
throughout the entire valley. He
enjoyed reading western novels for
:rdC,�.h0
as long as his vision allowed.
George was a 50 -year member
of Payette Lakes Lodge #81 AF &
AM, in McCall, a member of El
Korah Shrine and a Life member of
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry in
Boise.
His grandchildren were his ulti-
mate pride; he especially enjoyed
attending their many sports
activities.
Survivors include Ellen, his wife
of 63 years; their son, Gerry and
his wife, Capella; his grandchildren,
Erika, Gerry Andrew and Gabe, all
of McCall; his sisters, Alice Grant
and Edna Dukes of Coos Bay,
Ore., and Esther Rader of Boise;
and several nieces and nephews.
George was preceded in death
by his parents; a sister, Fanny
Cate; and brothers, Richard,
Walter, Elmer and Johnny Ikola.
Services will be held at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 21, at the McCall
Community Congregational
Church. Viewings are scheduled
for today from 3 to 7 p.m. and
Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at
the Heikkila Funeral Chapel,
McCall.
The family suggests memorials
to the Finnish Church, c/o Hazel
Ruska, 1385 Elo Road, McCall
83638; or McCall Hospice, c/o
McCall Memorial Hospital, 1000
State St., McCall 83638.
Interment will be at the Finnish
Cemetery. Arrangements are under
the direction of Heikkila Funeral
Chapel, McCall.
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Leland Walker like
On the morning of June 3, 2016, Leland passed away peacefully at the age of 88. Leland was being
visited and comforted by his wife Nora and many family members at the Marquis Care Center in Boise at
the time of his passing.
Leland was born in McCall on March 12, 1928, to Charles and Josephine Ilka,
0! Leland served In the Army during the Korean War. After receiving an honorable discharge,
Leland worked on the family farm for many years.
Leland was married for the first and only time to Nora Bailey on July 22, 1988, at the age of
60.
Leland enjoyed gardening, fishing, bike riding, traveling and building mechanical things. Leland
designed and built his own bulldozer tractor.
Leland is survived by his wife Nora, nine stepchildren and several grandchildren and great -
grandchildren.
The family would like to give a special thanks to the staff at Marquis Care Center, St. Luke's hospital
and the VA hospital for loving care and support.
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Leonard C. Ilka
EMMETT Leonard C. Ilka,
64, of Emmett, died Friday, Jan.
25, 1991, in an Emmett hospital.
Funeral services will be held at
1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the
Emmett Seventh -day Adventist
Church. Pastor Keith Hanson
will officiate. Burial will follow
in the Emmett Cemetery,
Mr. Ilka was born Nov. 22,
1926, at McCall. He married Ber-
nice Ann Krekula in 1961 at Seat-
tle. They lived in McCall and
Boise. He had worked as a heavy
equipment mechanic, retiring in
1988. They moved to Emmett in
July of 1990.
Survivors include his wife of
Emmett; a son, Mel of Emmett; a
daughter, Debbie Ilka of Nampa;
• brother, Leland Ilka of McCall;
• cousin; and a niece. w
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Deaths
VELMA R. INGEBRETSEN
Velma R. Ingebretsen, 87,
McCall, died Tuesday, Jan. 12,
1993, at McCall Memorial
Hospital. Funeral services were con-
ducted on Saturday, Jan. 16, 1993,
at the Heikkila Funeral Chapel,
with Rev. Ron Clapp officiating.
Burial followed in the Morris Hill
Cemetery, Boise.
She was born at Brookings, S.
D., on April 22, 1905, She came to
Boise with her family in 1906 and
to Roseberry, Idaho, in 1907, where
she was raised and graduated from
the Roseberry High School.
She attended Albion State
College, receiving a life teaching
certificate and later attended the
College of Idaho. She taught
schools at Hillgrove and Norwood,
all in Long Valley. She also taught
in Orchard, Idaho, and Warren,
Idaho, where she met Walter E.
Jordan, whom she married in May
1930.
They had two children; a boy,
Thomas R. and a daughter, Darlene
R. Mr. Jordan died in Feb. 1950.
Velma married Harold E. "Bus"
Ingebretsen in March 1953. They
were married 38 years when Bus died
in January 1992.
Velma was a member of the
Eastern Star, Valeria Chapter,
McCall.
Surviving are a daughter and son -
in -law, Darlene and Sam Binder,
McCall; a son and daughter -in -law,
Thomas and Kathy Jordan, Billings,
Mont.; a step daughter and son -in-
law, Coleen and Wayne Ivey, Utah;
eight grandchildren, 14 great- grand-
children and one great - grandchild,
seven step - grandchildren, several
step - great- and great- great- grandchil-
dren.
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HAROLD E. "BUS"
INGEBRETSEN
Harold E. "Bus" Ingebretsen, 85,
of McCall, died Friday, Jan. 3,
1992, in a McCall hospital. Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday,
Jan. 7, 1992, at Heikkila Funeral
Chapel with Bishop Douglas Bur-
nett officiating. Burial followed at
Hillcrest Cemetery in Weiser.
He was born June 10, 1906, in
Weiser and was reared in Weiser.
During his younger years, he boxed
and wrestled as a young man under
the name of Buster Brown.
He married Mamie Grier in 1927
in Ogden, Utah. They were later
divorced. He came to McCall in
1930, where he operated Bus' Barber
Shop for 42 years, retiring in 1972.
He married Velma Jordan on March
9, 1953, in Boise. They were
married for 38 years.
He was a member of the Payette
Lake Masonic Lodge. He loved fish-
ing and bird hunting.
Surviving are his wife, Velma of
McCall; a daughter and her husband,
Coleen and Wayne Ivey of Portage,
Ind.; a brother, Paul of Pocatello;
seven grandchildren and 25 great -
grandchildren and one great- great-
grandchild.
Also surviving are a step- daugh-
ter and her husband, Darlene and
Sam Binder of McCall; a step -son
and his wife, Tom and Kathy Jordan
of Billings, Mont.; eight step -
grandchildren, 14 step- great - grand-
children and one step- great - great-
grandson.
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FLORENCE
McILHENNY INGHAM
Florence McIlhenny Ingham, 94,
formerly of McCall, died Thursday,
March 21, 1991, in Honolulu,
Hawaii, of natural causes.
Services will be held at 2:30
p.m. today, March 28, 1991, at
Forest Lawn Cemetery in Glendale,
Calif. Burial will follow.
She was born on Nov. 6, 1896,
the daughter of Dr. Lott McIlhenny
and Lynn Harper McIlhenny. From
rural western Kansas, she moved to
Wichita early in this century and at-
tended high school there.
She married James King Ingham
on June 22, 1915, at age 18. The
couple had a daughter in Wichita be-
fore moving to California in 1923.
They settled in Pasadena in 1924,
where Mr. Ingham was active in in-
surance and civic affairs. A son was
born in Pasadena in 1936.
She traveled extensively in her
later years, circling the globe three
times. She had a summer home in
Corona del Mar and later a lake
home at Payette Lake, Idaho. Her
husband died 15 years ago, and she
moved to Honolulu in 1985 to be
near to her son.
She is survived by a daughter,
Peggy (Mrs. John W.) Ingham
Clemmer of McCall; a son, James
K. Ingham Jr. of Honolulu; four
grandsons, Jeff Clemmer of McCall,
Jack Clemmer of San Diego, Jim
Ingham III of Hawaii and Jeff Ing-
ham of Kailua, Oahu; a granddaugh-
ter, Jill (Mrs. Merrill) Saleen of
Weiser; three great- grandsons, Brent
and Ryan Clemmer of San Diego,
Calif., and Kelly Lylse Saleen; a
great - granddaughter, Carmerin Lynn
Saleen of Weiser; one sister,
Dorothy Trousdale of Newton,
Kan.; and numerous nieces and
nephews.
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B.E. Ingram
Council
B.E. Ingram, 61, of Council,
died Saturday, March 21, 1992, in
a Boise hospital.
Memorial services will be held
at 3:30 p.m. today at the Council
Community Congregational
Church. The Rev. Wayne Freed-
man will officiate. Cremation is
under direction of the Cloverdale
Funeral Home and Crematory,
Boise.
B.E. was born Nov. 3, 1930, in
Marion County, Ark., a son of
Bascom and Audrey Lowrey In-
gram. He was raised in Arkansas,
and attended the University of
Arkansas. Mr. Ingram also at-
tended Arizona State and the Uni-
versity of Redlands where he re-
ceived a master's degree in
education.
B.E. served with the U.S. Navy
during the Korean Conflict. He
played pro - baseball with the St.
Louis Cardinals in the farm
system.
Mr. Ingram started his teaching
career in 1954 in Arkansas, and
also taught in Arizona and Cali-
fornia. He taught from the grade
school level to college. He also
had an extensive background in
business management. B.E. re-
tired in 1985 as superintendent of
schools in Ramona. Calif. Atter
traveling for two years, he and
his wife retired in Council to en-
joy the fishing and outdoors.
Mr. Ingram had been elected a
delegate to the state Democratic
Convention.
Survivors include his wife,
Catherine of Council; a son and
daughter -in -law, Bryan and Kyna
Ingram of San Francisco; a
daughter and son -in -law, J. Win-
ston and Daniel O'Rourke of Las
Vegas, Nev.; a granddaughter,
Jennifer Anne Ingram of Santa
Rosa, Calif.; two brothers, Jack
Ingram of Summit, Ark., and
Gene Ingram of Kansas City, Mo.;
and several nieces and nephews.
The family suggests that me-
morials may be made to the Ida-
ho Bass Federation Scholarship
Endowment Fund, c/o College of
Forestry and Wildlife, University
of Idaho, Moscow 83843.
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Cleo W. Ireland ,
(Spickelmire)
1po wac hnrn and ra sed in
Cascade Ids to William H. and
ranF— ce eora Spickelmire. She
married Barney Ireland, her high
school sweetheart on May 21,
1945 at her parents home in Boi-
se, Idaho and moved to the
Skagit Valley. They settled in
Sedro - Woolley in 1951, and it has
been her home ever since.
Beginning in 1955, she spent
approximately 30 years working
for the Sedro - Wooley school dis-
trict. She knew and remembered
almost every student she met
during her time there. Cleo was a
Little League mom, a cuh -scout
mom, wrestling mom and grand-
ma. She attended all the matches
through State, and faithfully fol-
lowed SWHS football and basket-
ball. Even after retirement, you
couldn't find a more avid Cub fan.
Cleo was a camper extraordinaire
starting from her childhood until
her passing. Some of her favorite
places were Baker Lake, the
Skagit River and the Twisp area.
She could tie a hook, clean, can,
smoke and cook any kind of fish
She has even been known to
shoot, clean and butcher her own
elk.
She relished time spent with
her children, grandchildren and
great - grandchildren. Her family
was everything to her. Her home
an open door. To. quote her
recently, "If my kids love them, I
love them ". Holidays at her house
were always a time of love, laugh-
ter and fun. The family had the
privilege to spend Christmas
2000 with her, the first Ireland
family Christmas in 15 years. It
was a family Christmas that will
be remembered and cherished.
Cleo's interest in her family tree
lead her to computer literacy. She
traced her family history all the
way back to 1200AD. She
devoted hours to developing vid-
eos of that beloved history, taking
50 years worth of slides and pic-
tures and turning them into an
heirloom for us all. She spent
Stateg &,,;0
pet
numerous nours making videos of
family, friends and places she vis-
ited. She also loved knitting, cro-
cheting and creating quilts and
afghans for each special family
member. She spent her winters in
Arizona with Barney. They
enjoyed going for drives and
spending time with their family
and friends, of which she had a
multitude. Many of them life -long
friendships she cherished. Every-
one who had the pleasure to
know her, loved her. She was the
Best Wife, Mom, Grandma and
Great - Grandma.
Cleo is survived by her loving
husband of 56 years, Byron (Bar-
ney) Ireland. Her children, Bob &
Penny Ireland of Sedro - Wooley,
Wash., Ron & Vicki Ireland of
Bozeman, Mont., Jean & Paul
Ballenger of Everett, Wash. Her
grandchildren, Gina & Rick
Inskeep, Nicholas Ireland, Annie
Ireland, Molly & Pat Ringe, Heidi
Ireland & John Quattrocchi, Dann
Ireland, Jason & Greta Ireland,
Clarice & Mark Lien, Hannah &
Bob Newman, Cory McDonald &
Sarah Hollis. Also her great -
grandchildren, Ryan, Rebecca,
Benjamin, Chellene, Chantz &
Chandler, Christine, Leum & Kyla.
Special friends, Don Phay,
Denelle Ireland, Jean Meyer, sev-
eral step - grandchildren, and step
great - grandchildren. She leaves
several family and friends in
Washington, Idaho and Arizona.
She passed on peacefully in
her home in Sedro - Woolley with
Barney at her side.
Cleo was preceded in death
by her son, Francis (Bill) Ireland,
her mother, Frances Leora Spick-
elmire; her father, William H.
Spickelmire, her brother, Lowel
Spickelmire and her brother, Bob
Spickelmire.
Memorial Services will be Fri-
day, October 12, 2001 at 2 p.m.
at Lemley Chapel, Sedro-
Woolley, Wash. Memorials are
suggested to: Shriners Children
Hospital 911 West 5th, Spokane,
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IN MEMORY OF
DOLLIE MAE IRELAND
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DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
July 4, 1895 Harlan Co., Nebraska
ENTERED INTO REST
June 19, 1992 Saget Valley, Washington
SERVICES
Wednesday June 24, 1992 10:00 A.M.
Holmes Cemetery
Donnelly, Idaho
OFFICIATING
Rev. Tom Penry
PALLBEARERS
Don Ireland Floyd Ireland
Dean Ireland Matt Koskella
Barney Ireland Orville Brown
Under the direction of
Heikkila Funeral Chapel
McCall, Idaho
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DONALD MAX IRELAND
Services for Donald Max Ireland,
74, Port Orchard, Wash., who passed
away Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1997, in
Puyallup, Wash., of natural causes,
were conducted Monday, Nov. 24,
1997, at the Heikkila Funeral Chapel,
McCall with Rev. Tom Penry offici-
ating. Burial followed in the Holmes
Cemetery, Donnelly.
Donald was born to Guy and Dollie
Ireland at Atlanta, Neb., the fourth of
seven children. Don joined the Navy
on Dec. 7, 1941 (Pearl Harbor Day)
and served until 1947. He then served
in the Navy Reserves at Bremerton,
Wash., for many years. He was a chief
petty officer.
Don married Helena (Chick)
Rosenfell on Oct. 28, 1946, and they
had over 51 years together.
Don worked at the Bremerton Navy
shipyards as a boilermaker for many
years. He and Helena owned and op-
erated several ambulance companies
until their retirement He dedicated
much of his life to helping people
through first aid and CPR instruction
and many other ways.
Don is survived by his wife flel-
ena; three brothers and their wives,
Floyd and Edna, Barney and Cleo,
Dean and Lorraine; a sister and her
husband, Dorothy and Bob; six grand -
childret, Tom uss, Ruchard Suss,
Karen Pennock, Kelly Burns, Kurtis
Ireland, Becki Ireland; a daughter -in-
law, Eva and her husband Bill; many
nieces and nephews. He was preceded
in death by his parents, a sister, brother,
sopp an randson.
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Garold Mark "Gary" Ireland
PASCO, Wash. — Garold Mark
"Gary" Ireland, 31, of Pasco, and
formerly of the Boise & McCall
areas, died Saturday, July 9, as a
result of an apartment fire.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p.m. Saturday, July 23, at the
Donnelly Bible Church. Pastor
Thomas Penry will officiate.
Burial will follow in the McCall
Cemetery, under the direction of
Heikkila Funeral Home, McCall.
Mr. Ireland was born Aug. 14,
1956, at McCall, where he was
raised. He graduated from
McCall - Donnelly High School in
1975, and attended one year at
Boise State University. He lived
in the Boise Valley area until
moving to the Pasco area eight
months ago.
Survivors include his father and
stepmother, Guy and Dorothy Ire-
land of Donnelly; a half brother,
John W. Ireland of Caldwell; a
sister, Kathy Duman of Craig -
mont; a grandmother, Dollie Ire-
land of Sedro Woolley, Wash.;
three nieces; one nephew; and
several aunts and uncles. His
mother, Dee, died in 1982, and a
brother, Douglas, died in 1977.
The family suggests that me-
morials may be made to a favor-
ite charity.
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GAROLD MARK
"GARY" IRELAND
Gerold Mark "Gary" Ireland, 31,
formerly of McCall, died Saturday,
July 9, as the result of injuries suf-
fered in an apartment fire that day in
Pasco, Wash.
Services will be conducted at 2
p.m. Saturday at the Donnelly
Bible Church with Pastor Thomas
Penry officiating. Burial will fol-
low at McCall Cemetery under the
direction of Heikkila Funeral
Chapel, McCall.
He was born Aug. 14, 1956, in�
McCall. He was reared and educated
in McCall, graduating from Mc-
Call- Donnelly High School in
1975. He attended Boise State Un`
versity one year and lived in the
Boise valley until eight months
ago, when he moved to Pasco.
Surviving are a father and step-
mother, Guy and Dorothy Ireland,
of Donnelly; a half- brother, John
W. Ireland of Caldwell; a sister,
Kathy Duman of Craigmont; a
grandmother, Dolhe Ireland of Se-
dro Woolley, Wash.; three nieces,
one nephew and several aunts and
uncles.
He was preceded in death by his
mother, Dee, in 1982, and a
brother, Doug, in 1977. Memori-
als may be made to a favorite char-
ity.
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Guy H. "Junior" Ireland
DONNELLY — Guy H. "Junior"
Ireland, 67, a longtime resident of
Long Valley, died Friday, Oct. 7,
1988, at the home of his daughter in
Craigmont after being ill with can-
cer since the first of the year.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. today at the Donnelly Bible
Church. Pastor Tom Penry will of-
ficiate. Burial will be in the McCall
Cemetery, with military rites by
American Legion Post #60, Cas-
cade. Arrangements are under direc-
tion of the Heikkila Funeral Chapel,
McCall.
Mr. Ireland, a retired sawmill
worker, was born Nov. 5, 1920, at
Atlanta, Neb., a son of Guy and
Dollie Ireland. The family moved to
Star, Idaho, in 1937, and to Long
Valley in 1939. Guy served in the
U.S. Army during World War 1I,
fighting in the African Campaign
and in Germany. He married Helen
Henderson in 1943, and they were
the parents of a son, John Wayne
Ireland. They were later divorced.
He married Della Jean "Dee" Jones
on Oct. 1, 1952. They were the par-
ents of three children, Kathryn M.,
Garold M. and Douglas Guy. Dee
died in October of 1982. He later
married Dorothy Gestrin of Donnel-
ly.
Guy was very active in several or-
ganizations, and was chairman of
Area Agency on Aging, Third Area;
past commander of American Le-
gion Post #60, Cascade; a SHIBA
counselor; past chairman of the
McCall Senior Citizens; member of
the Ida -Ore Board; WYCAP; VWF
Post #8966; was Valley County
service officer for Disabled Vet-
erans; and was a member of the
Donnelly Bible Church.
Survivors include his wife, Doro-
thy of Donnelly; a son, John of
Caldwell; a daughter, Kathy of
Craigmont; four stepchildren; his
mother, Dollie of Sedro Woolley,
Wash.; four brothers, Floyd of Em-
mett, Don of Bremerton, Wash.,
Byron of Sedro Woolley and Dean
of Cle Elum, Wash.; a sister, Doro-
thy Hanson of Anchorage, Alaska; a
son -in -law, Tim Duman of Craig -
mont; four grandchildren, Stacie,
Dena, Shaun and Lana, all of Craig -
mont; and nine stepgrandchildren.
Memorials may be made to the
Mountain States Tumor Institute,
151 E. Bannock St., Boise 83712.
Friends may call today from noon
until time of services at the Don-
nelly Bible Church.
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IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS EDWARD IRELAND
DATE AND: PLACE OF BIRTH
October 27, 1937 Kingston, New York
ENTERED INTO REST
August 25, 1981 McCall, Idaho
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Saturday August 29 , 1981 11:00 A.M.
Heikkila Funeral Chapel
McCall, Idaho
OFFICIATING
Pastor G. W. Vos
United Penecostal Church
MUSIC
Organist - Shirley Vos
Soloist - Olive Leaf
SELECTION
"In The Garden"
PALLBEARERS
Pete Fields
Ralph Kangas
Don Fitzwater
Bill Reiber
Jim Madden
Danna West
CONCLUDING SERVICES
Flag Presentation by
Veterans of Foreign Wars
McCall Cemetery
Karen Elaine Irey
Karen Elaine Irey, 55 of Boise,
died Monday, March 1, 2004 at a
Boise hospital of natural causes.
Graveside services will be held at
11:00 a.m. Thursday, March 4,
2004 at Can-
yon Hill Ceme-
tery in Cald-
well. Services
are under the
direction of
Dakan Funeral
C h a p e l,
Caldwell.
Karen was -
born June 7,
1948 at Nyssa,
Ore.. the daughter of Olen and
Elnora Reich Nichols. The family
moved to Boise where she gradu-
ated from Capital High School.
Karen was employed by the State
of Idaho first with the Dept. of
Law Enforcement and then with
the Dept. of Health and Welfare
for over 20 years total. She
retired in 1989. She married Larry
Irey December 22, 1973 in Boise
and the ve de +h '-r p ' ary . ,
hom m Cascade since �y` of
20DM__
Karen enjoyed collecting but-
terflies and making ceramics.
Surviving are her husband, Larry
of Boise; her mother, Elnora
Nichols of Boise; a sister, Venet
Carlson of Kuna; two step chil-
dren and four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her father, Olen Nichols and a
sister, Charlotte. Friends may call
at Dakan Funeral Chapel, 504 S.
Kimball Ave., Caldwell from 4:00
to 8:00 p.m. Wednesday evening.
Memorial contributions may be
made to the Muscular Dystrophy
Association.
colonel Hugh Jackson jr�
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Colonel kugk J Iris;k
Born March 24, 1918
Tort and, New Yor�
Died — January 18, 2005
McCall, Idaho
Pastor Char ottie �- avlico�
Officiating
Pianist .............Ray Venakle
Soloist .................. Shaven Miller
United States Marines J�onor Guard
Taps ..................... Tay �-Ovliccl ,
Presentation of the lag
The -P essing
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HUGH JACKSON
IRISH
Hugh Jackson Irish, Sr., 86, of
McCall, passed away Jan. 18, 2005,
at his,home in McCall.
Memorial services were con-
ducted on Monday Jan. 24, 2005, at
the Community Congregational
Church in McCall.
Cremation arrangements are
under the direction'of the Heikkila
Funeral Chapel; McCall.
Hugh was born March 24,1918 in
Cortland, N.Y.
He went away to high school
at Staunton Military Academy in
Staunton, Va., graduating in 1935.
He received a BA in economics from
Colgate University in 1939.
When World 3 > -<
War II broke out, 'A
he joined the
Marine Corps and
served in that war
and later in Korea.
He ended up mak-
ing the military
a career, retiring
with the rank of
colonel.
In 1942 Before going overseas,
Hugh married the former Janet
Frances McGowan in Washington,
D.C. Theyhad63wonderfulyearsto-
gether. They loved the military life,
the travel and had many friends.
Hugh ,retired from the Marine
Corps in 1967. He spent two years as
president of the Manlius Military
Academy in Manlius, N.Y.
Hugh and Janet moved to El Paso,
Texas, to enjoy the weather, golf
and friends.
After 25 enjoyable years in El
Paso, they moved to McCall to be
closer to family. They joined and
were active in the McCall Congrega-
tional Church. Hugh was a member
of the American Legion.
Hugh is survived by his wife
Janet; a son Jack and wife Julie
of McCall; a son Charles and wife
Christine of Westfied, N.J.; a daugh-
ter Barbara and husband Paul
Anderson of Northport, Wash.; and
grandchildren Lucas and Brett Irish
of New Jersey, William and Erin
Irish of McCall and Daniel, Shanna
and Kelsey Anderson of Washing-
ton; and one great - granddaughter,
Lily Rose Anderson.
Hugh was preceded in death by
Wesley G. Anderson. In lieu of flow-
ers, please send contributions to the
Congregational Church in McCall
or your favorite charity.
EVELYN (DEHLIN)
IRELAND
Evelyn ( Dehlin) Ireland,
51, of Homedale, passed away
rhursday, Dec. 31, 2009 at home
ifter a long and courageous
oattle with cancer.
Funeral services were held
on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2009 at
the Homedale Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints. In-
terment was held at the Idaho
State Veterans Cemetery.
Evelyn
was born
Feb.16,1948
at Council,
to John and °F
Dorothy
Dehlin. She
attended
school at
McCall,
graduat-
ing in 1966.
She was a
National
Honor
Society Member and a
member of the Girl Scouts
for 10 years and a leader for
two years.
Evelyn went to Kinman
Business University, Spokane,
Wash., then went to work for
Continental Life Insurance Co.
in Boise and later working for
the State of Idaho. After mov-
ing to Homedale she worked
for Jackson Realty and H &R
Block.
On April 26, 1980 she was
married to Milton Ireland in
the Idaho Falls Temple, gained
three stepchildren, and then
their daughter Shelley was
born in 1984. Shelley and
Luis presented her with three
grandchildren, Trevor, Tyler,
and Linnea, they were the love
of her life.
Evelyn was a member of
the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter -day Saints and held
several different positions,
the last being Family History
Worker. She loved the moun-
tains and being surrounded
by her family and friends. She
enjoyed yard sales, reading,
and picking huckleberries.
She is survived by her
husband, Milt of Homedale;
a daughter, Shelley and Luis
Moreno of Nampa; three
stepchildren, Danny Ireland,
Robin Hamlin and Christina
Lough; grandchildren Trevor,
Tyler andLinnea Moreno; step
grandchildren Kamalah Ire-
land, McKenna Ireland, Dave
Felty Jr. and T.J. (Timothy
Joseph) Hamlin; her mother,
Dorothy Dehlin of McCall;
her brother, Marvin Dehlin
of Pollock; her father -in -law,
Floyd Ireland of Nampa; two
aunts and several cousins and
other relatives.
She was preceded in death
by her dad, and mother -in -law,
Edna Ireland.
In lieu of flowers dona-
tions may be made to Legacy
Hospice, 680 S. Progress Ave.
#2A, Meridian, ID 83642 in
Evelyn's name.
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Douglas Irving
Douglas Irving, 72, of McCall, passed
away April 29, 1995, at his home of
natural causes.
Services will be held at The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter -Day Saints, Elo
Road, McCall, today at 2:00 p.m., with the
Bishop Randy Stone officiating. Burial
will follow in the McCall Cemetery under
the direction of the Heikkela Funeral
Chapel, McCall.
Douglas was born Dec. 11, 1922, in
Blackfoot, a son of Grace Burke Irving
and Joseph Irving. Due to unfortunate
circumstances, Douglas and his two
brothers were placed in Children's Home
in Boise. Douglas was a resident of the
Nampa State School Hospital from Octo-
ber 1929 until July 1965.
In July 1965, Douglas came to McCall
where he was employed by Shore
Lodge. After working at the Shore Lodge
for 25 years, Douglas decided to make a
change of employment and was then
employed at Si Bueno. Douglas was a
diligent, meticulous worker.
During the almost 30 years in McCall,
Douglas has enjoyed picking huckleber-
ries. He always found the best patch and
the biggest berries.
Douglas was seen every day either
riding his bicycle or walking. He made
yearly trips to Weiser for the Fiddlers
Contest and to Riggins for the Rodeo.
He loved to garden and would ride or
walk miles to tend his gardens which he
had at various locations in McCall.
Douglas enjoyed all the activities at
the McCall - Donnely High School, often
winning the cake raffles. He enjoyed
being with young people.
He actively took part in bike -a -thons
and walk -a- thons, usually taking Grand
Prize. He also enjoyed participating in
the Special Olympics and was proud of
the awards he received.
During the time he was employed by
Rod and Melinda Nielsen at Si Bueno,
the Idaho Restaurant and Hospitality As-
sociation presented Douglas with a "Life
Time Merit Award ". This is the only time
and Douglas is the only person ever
presented with this award. The award
was presented at a special banquet at
the Shore Lodge.
Douglas loved music, and knew every
hymn. He played the harmonica, small
organ, and tamboreen. He often took his
tamboreen to the night spots of McCall
and enjoyed accompanying the bands.
Douglas loved to visit with those he
met, and those he met loved Douglas,
and he will be greatly missed by every-
one in McCall.
Survivors include his younger brother,
his nephew, and his family.
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DOUGLAS IRVING
Douglas Irving, 72, of McCall
passed away on April 29, 1995 at his
home of natural causes.
Services were held at the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints,
Elo Road, McCall on May 3, 1995,
with the Bishop Randy Stone officiat-
ing. Burial followed in the McCall
Cemetery under the direction of the
Heikkila Funeral Chapel, McCall.
Douglas was born Dec. 11, 1922 in
Blackfoot, Idaho, a son of Grace Burke
Irving and Joseph Irving. Due to un-
fortunate circumstances, Douglas and
his two brothers were placed in
Children's Home in Boise. Douglas
was a resident of the Nampa State
School and Hospital from October
1929 until July 1965.
In July 1965, Douglas came to
McCall where he was employed by
Shore Lodge. After working at the
Shore Lodge for 25 years Douglas
decided to make a change of employ-
ment and was then employed at Si
Bueno. Douglas was a diligent, me-
ticulous worker.
During the almost 30 years in
McCall, Douglas has enjoyed picking
huckleberries. He always found the
best patch and the biggest berries.
Douglas was seen every day either
riding his bicycle or walking. He made
yearly trips to Weiser for the fiddlers
contest and to Riggins for the rodeo.
He loved to garden and would ride
or walk miles to tend his gardens
which he had at various locations in
McCall.
Douglas enjoyed all the activities
at the McCall - Donnelly High School,
often winning the cake raffles. He
enjoyed being with young people.
He actively took part in bike -a-
thons and walk- a -thons usually tak-
ing grand prize. He also enjoyed par-
ticipating in the Special Olympics
and was proud of the awards he re-
ceived.
During the time he was employed
by Rod and Melinda Nielsen at Si
Bueno, the Idaho Restaurant and Hos-
pitality Association presented Dou-
glas with a "Lifetime Merit Award."
This is the only time and Douglas is
the only person ever presented with
this award, presented at a special ban-
quet at the Shore Lodge.
Douglas loved music, and knew
every hymn. He played the harmonica,
small organ and tambourine. He often
took his tambourine to the night spots
of McCall and enjoyed accompany -
ing the bands.
Douglas is survived by his younger
brother; his nephew and his family.
Douglas loved to visit with those
he met and those he met loved Dou-
glas and he will be greatly missed by
everyone in McCall.
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Bruce Arnold Irwin
Bruce Arnold Irwin, 46, of Cas-
cade, died Friday, May 21, 1999, at
his home in Cascade, of natural
causes.
Funeral services will be con-
ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, May
26, at Cascade Community
Church, Cascade. Services are
under direction of the Heikkila
Funeral Chapel, McCall.
Bruce was born Jan. 30, 1953,
at Cascade, where he remained his
entire life. He attended Cascade
schools, graduating in 1971. Bruce
then worked for the Forest Service
for a season before going to work
as a logger for Del Gossi. In Febru-
ary 1973, Bruce went to work for
Boise Cascade.
He married Rhonda Boyd on
April 5, 1995.
Surviving are his wife, Rhonda;
three daughters, Katey Marie,
Amanda Huston, and Kelsey Marie;
and his mother, Carmen, all of Cas-
cade; three brothers, Robert and
his wife, Mary of Medford, Ore.,
Leonard and his wife, Leslie, and.
Jody, of Cascade; and by many
nieces and nephews. He was pre-
ceded in death by his father,
George; and several aunts and
uncles.
Bruce was an avid hunter and
fisherman. He also enjoyed spend-
ing time horseback and cowboying.
Bruce was a devoted father,
brother, husband and son. He lived
to be active, and was a vibrant
force in the lives of others.
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Carrnen M. liwin
Carmen M. Irwin passed away at the age of 86 in Sams Valley, Ore., near Medford on March 11,
2013.
IF Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013, at the Cascade American Legion
Post No. 60.
Carmen was the Valley County treasurer for many years. Prior to that she worked as a
deputy treasurer for the county
and was a switchboard operator in the county before the time of dialing phones.
She was preceded in death by her husband George and son Bruce.
She is survived by three sons, Robert of Medford, Ore., Leonard, and Jody of Cascade; sisters,
Bereha Chadwell of Boise and Marg Gilasty of Parma.
Carmen had 11 grandchildren, nine great - grandchildren, and two great - great - grandchildren, plus many
nephews and nieces.
Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Cascade Medical Center Foundation.
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George A. Irwin
George A. Irwin, 80, died Saturday,
August 2, 1997, in a McCall hospital.
Graveside services will be
conducted at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Aug. 6, 1997, at the Margaret
Cemetery, Cascade, with Eugene
Haskins officiating, under the
direction of the Heikkila Funeral
Chapel McCall.
George was born Dec. 19, 1916, in
Gregory, S.D. where he was reared.
He moved to Cascade in 1936, and
married Carman Dillon March 8,
1945, in Caldwell. He worked at the
Hallack and Howard Sawmill in
Cascade which became Boise
Payette and later Boise Cascade,
retiring in 1981. George enjoyed
hunting.
Surviving are his wife, Carman,
Cascade; children, Robert and wife,
Mary of White City, Ore., Leonard and
Leslie,Bruce and Rhonda, and Jody,
all of Cascade; a brother, Milo of Hot
Springs, S.D.; a sister, Frances
Robertson of San Diego, Calif.; six
grandchildren; four great -
grandchildren; and numerous nieces
and nephews. George was preceded
in death by four sisters.
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Everett I. Irwin
Everett I. Irwin, 82, of Boise, died
Thursday, June 19, 1997, at home.
Graveside services will be held at 2
P.m. Monday, June 23, at Dry Creek
Cemetery. Arrangements are under
direction of the Alden- Waggoner
Chapel.
Everett was born Nov. 14, 1914, at
New Meadows, and lived in Idaho
most of his life. He married Elinor
Headley on May 4, 1946, at
Richmond, Va.
Everett was always on- the -go
throughout his life. He loved to travel -
his goal, go to every state. He went to
Hawaii in 1942, and reached his goal
in June 1996 by going to Alaska.
He is survived by his wife of 51
years, Elinor; daughter, Rinda
Mitchell and son -in -law, Duane; sons,
Gregory and daughter -in -law, Evelyn,
Mark, Brent and daughter -in -law,
Nicole; grandchildren, Bill, Chris,
Steve, Suzie, Cori, Kyle, Alexandra
and Courtney; great - grandchildren,
Tanya, Steve, Tyler and Kylie.
Memorials may be made to
Mountain States Tumor Institute, 151
E. Bannock, Boise 83712 -6297.
Kristina Siv Isola
Services for Kristina Siv Isola,
45, who passed away August 3,
in a McCall hospital will be con-
ducted 11 a.m. Saturday August
11, 2001 at the McCall- Donnelly
High School. Burial will follow in
the McCall cemetery under the
direction of the Heikkila Funeral
Chapel, McCall.
On Friday, a dear friend and
treasured wife and mother, Kris-
tina Siv Isola went to be with her
Lord Jesus in heaven. Kristina
was born on June 1st, 1956, the
daughter of Rush and Siv Short-
ed. Her family lived in Reseda,
Calif. at that time, where her
father was a High School teacher.
In 1963 the family moved to
Thousand Oaks, Calif. where
Kristina started school at Acacia
Elementary. She later attended
Redwood Middle School and then
graduated from Thousand Oaks
High School in 1974. After high
school she studied at the Univer-
sity of California at Riverside
where she graduated in 1979 with
a bachelors degree in dance.
During her college years she was
heavily involved in theatre pro-
duction, dancing, choreography
and physical fitness. Her deep
love of dance began at a very
early age and as a child she per-
formed in many programs and
musicals.
Kristina's father, Rush Shost-
ed, taught night school so the
family could afford to spend the
summer months in beautiful
McCall, Idaho and be introduced
to the -beauty of nature. Her first
summer in McCall was when she
was only two years old, and she
returned nearly every year until
she made her permanent home
here many years later.
After graduation frorA college,
Kristina worked at th anta Ana
Police Department as dispatch-
er, and later at the Tustin; Calif.
Police Department as a records
clerk. Many of her evenings were
spent teaching various kinds of
dance and aerobics.
In the late summer of 1991
Kristina met her future husband,
Michael L. Isola in McCall. They
married on June 27th of the fol
-
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lowing summer and made thei
home together in McCall. They
were blessed with two precious
children: Angelina, age 4 and
Luke, age 6.
In January of 1999 Kristina
was diagnosed with ovarian can-
cer and through her strong and
steadfast faith in Jesus Christ she
bravely fought it until she recently
went to be with Him. The positive
outlook and amazing attitude
Kristina possessed throughout
her health problems have encour-
aged and given strength to many
of us as we remember along with
her to be thankful for our
blessings.
She is greatly missed by her
husband, Mike; her mother, Siv;
brother, Mark; two children, Ange-
lina and Luke; other family mem-
bers and friends who dearly loved
her pleasant, sweet and outgoing
personality.
She was an active member of
McCall Christian Fellowship
Church where she participated
using her talent for dancing and
worshiping in sign language as
an expression of her great love
for the Lord.
Before she passed away, she
wanted for her husband to
express her thanks to the great
community of McCall for the
many ways in which the people
here reached out in love to her
and her family in this time of
need. Kristina believed that she
and her family were the most
blessed of any people in our town
because of all the genuine love,
compassion and care they
received.
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Fay E. Ivie
Fay E. Ivie, 90, of Calowe!i
died Thursday, July 17, 2003, at
a Caldwell nursing home of natu-
ral causes.
Memorial services will be held
at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 24, at
the Church of Christ, 10th and
Ustick, Caldwell. Inurnment will
be at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens,
Caldwell. Cremation is under the
direction of Dakan Funeral
Chapel.
Fay was born July 9, 1913, in
Oklahoma, the son of John and
Ida Ivie. The family moved to the
Caldwell, Idaho, area when he
was a boy and he attended
school in Middleton, graduating
from Middleton High School as
valedictorian of his class. He
attended business school in Spo-
kane, Wash.
Fay married Anna Sweep on
Sept. 19, 1935, and they had two
children, Idalene and Ina Mae.
They farmed in the Notus area for
many years. Fay later worked for
West Valley Medical Center in
Caldwell where he became
known as "The Floor Doctor."
Fay was an active member of
the Church of Christ and served
as an elder for many years. He
was also an avid fisherman and
hunter, and enjoyed writing poet-
ry, short stories and music. i
He was preceded in death by
his parents; his wife, Anna; a
daughter, Linda; and a brother,
Oree.
He is survived b two_ daugh-
ters an sons -in- I hand
�rl rson of cCall, and
Ina a n ay uxton of Cald
well; a brother, JR Ivie of Middle-
ton; a sister, Wylene Louvring of
Coos Bay, Ore.; and numerous
grandchildren, great -
grandchildren and great-great-
grandchildren.
Memorial contributions may !
be made to a favorite charity.
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