Ken Estep, Arbon farmer and county commissioner, dies at 71
Ken Estep grew up on his family's Arbon farm, served fifteen years as a Power County commissioner and chaired the regional health board until his death in 2021.
Obituaries, funerals, memorials, and tributes to the people of the valley.
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Ken Estep grew up on his family's Arbon farm, served fifteen years as a Power County commissioner and chaired the regional health board until his death in 2021.
Jannajoe Jenson McKee passed away at the age of 59, lovingly surrounded by family in her home on March 30, 2018.
We will be holding a celebration of Dale Purdy's life at an informal gathering for friends and family from 4-7 (open house) at Denise Purdy's house in North Ogden on…
David Andersen, 80, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, August 24, 2017.
Neil Dean Andersen was born on September 10, 1994 to Ardean and Melissa and joined his brother Mark.
Dale Alan Bolingbroke, 72, died Tuesday evening, January 17, 2017, at the Rosetta Assisted Living in Pocatello, Idaho, after several years of ill health.
Many of you have heard that our dear friend and former Arbonite, Thelda Blau, passed away.
On October 3, 2016 our dear mother, Jessie Olsen Hubbard, was blessed to be reunited with her loved ones that preceded her in death.
Lois Anne Stewart, 76, passed away September 17, 2016 at home and in the company of her loving family.
Oh, how we cried the day you left us We gathered round your grave to grieve I wish I could see the angels faces When they hear your sweet voice sing
Lisa Marie Pavek Jorgensen died at home in Arbon Valley, Idaho, on Friday, January 10, 2014, from liver cancer, at the age of 51.
BRIGHAM CITY – Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and friend, Linda Lee Munn Elgan, 65 passed away suddenly on Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at…
We would like to say how thankful we are to everyone who has supported us through this last week.
Afuneral for Hank and Ashlee Fitch's baby son will be on Saturday, October 19th at 3pm. Services will be held at the American Falls LDS Stake Center.
Our thanks to the Arbon Branch for allowing us to use their church building, and to Bishop Ward for his attention before, during and after Willard's services.
George Willard Bradley passed away Friday morning, July 12, 2013 at his lifelong home in Arbon. He had been ill for several months. He was 86 years old.
Our sweet mother, grandmother, and great grandmother, Eileen Ward Estep, passed away peacefully, Thursday, June 6, 2013, at a local care facility.
Thanks to a kind and diligent stranger, the Arbon and Pauline cemeteries have been uploaded to Findagrave.com on the internet, and we now have the opportunity to add…
Christine Kemp Wright, 61, returned to her Heavenly Father on November 15, 2011 after complications due to injuries sustained in a horse riding accident.
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A cemetery, a surviving iris, and a community effort to care for the valley's remembered neighbors.
Joe G. Arbon, a grandson of the settler the valley was named for, died at 92 in January 2000, a month past his seventieth anniversary with Edna, the Arbon schoolteacher he wed in 1929 and farmed beside until 1974.
In August 1982 a carload of young people and a pickup collided head-on on Arbon Valley Road, killing Harley Hatch, 13, of May, and leaving Brett Lusk, 13, of Arbon Valley, to die of his injuries nine days later.
Mabellene McKie, 46, of Arbon Valley was killed late on June 5, 1982, when the car carrying her and her husband went off a Fort Hall road, struck a pole and ended in a canal.
A 1976 missionary farewell at Arbon, and the obituaries of the farmers who led its Latter-day Saint branch, show Utah papers calling the valley's branch a ward long after it had stopped being one.
Eva Arbon Andersen, youngest child of the man Arbon was named for, died in Los Angeles in 1973, twenty years after her sister Mayme Baker, homesteader, rancher and Pocatello hotelkeeper, died in Pocatello.
Joe Arbon, Arbon Valley's first bishop, and William Allard, the first valley man found in the Idaho Legislature, were born ten weeks apart in 1875 and died in Pocatello eight months apart in 1972 and 1973.
Joe Morse Evans, the second son of the Arbon pioneers Ren and Anna Evans, spent years in Pocatello's mills, came home to farm at Arbon in 1947 and died on September 12, 1971, at 72.
David Siewert, born in Russia to German parents, proved up a homestead at Crystal, held on there while drought and debt emptied the basin, and died at Calgary, Canada, in June 1971 at 83.
Marine Lt. Reese Andersen, twenty-five, of Arimo and Arbon Valley, was killed by an accidental gunshot near Quang Tri in April 1969 and buried at Arimo two weeks later.