Show A8 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Monday March rA Cache Legacy Obituaries David Jay 29 2004 Griffin £’ V rv vmH David Jay Griffin 65 passed away peacefully at home due to a lingering illness of congestive heart failure bn March 27 2004 He was bom Dec 19 1938 on his mother's birthday to Spencer Grenville and Ida Cooper Griffin of Providence David began his education at Providence Elementary and graduated from South Cache High School where he was a member of Future Farmers of America He completed two years at Utah State University He served in Fort Ord Calif for Open ' :i f t vTV t i ' Continued from A3 space” said Peck of the lengthy process of planning homes around sensitive areas Residents are getting more than just space to look at as well in exchange for the agreement homeowners associations often make to care for open areas Developments in Smithfleld have left streams behind homes and given fishing rights to neighboring residents Trail systems — a sword because privacy sometimes becomes an issue when pathways are near Mi v Si-- two-edg- ed i j V'i :'x v 'i o f Wr 6$ t t the trying to sell thefl?af the fruit “That’s the best part' the fresh fruit" Cody said His new favorite is “monkey boogers” which he hits open with his knuckles and breaks apart Inside he said they're like “slimy grapes with a seed in the middle” Cody's new environment is much bigger than Logan and stray dogs run around every- where he said It's more modem that he thought it would be but the “drivers are crazy” “When we shower we have to close our mouths” Cody said who hasn't gotten sick yet and hopes not to “But where we live is actually real nice with running water hoi 0 life-lon- j?' V rWM -- i f r- - S jvyv' & v a SF'K i ( Vi "V' ' J-- eM’i:v : submitted Eva Anderson photo by Ml i: The Israelsen twins Wanda and Wanee wear matching outfits and matching smiles for this 1944 photograph taken in North A Logan! Photograph from the book “A Cache Legacy Photo History of Cache Valley” available at The Herald ifo aO ac hi LIUittono IIUI I© ' : water" About Cache There will be a Muslim World Festival Day from 5 MONDAY Virginia Kerns an anthropologist at the College ' sons Ensemble's African dance class is now holding its spring session at 730 Tuesday evenings ’Classes cost $5 per class or session $40 for an eight-wee- k of Tuesday evening classes All classes are held at the Bullen Center 43 S Main Logan For more information or to register contact the Valley Dance Ensemble at 7532970 or valr 2-- pm on Monday March 29 in the Taggart Student Center Ballroom at Utah State University ' Everyone is invited to sample Middle Eastern food see cultural displays participate in hands-o- n activities There will be ' storytelling calligraphy folk dancing cultural presentations and other events of William and Mary and Ripley Hugo a writer from Montana are the recipients of the Evans Biography and Handcart Awards The two authors will be honored at a public event at 7 pm March 29 at the David Alumni Center on the Utah Statecampus and willbe followed by a reception and - Board will honor four Cache Valley women at its “Women Over 65 Achievement Award" Ceremony at 7 pm Tuesday at the USU Taggart Student Center Evan N Stevenson Ballroom The recipients are EdnaHin-ma- n Ruth B Hobson Libbie B Maughan and Elizabeth (Betty) L Taylor This program js free ' and open to the public Accommodations for persons with dis abilities available upon request ' For more information Call 797-1728 leydancers0yahoocom The Utah State University TUESDAY book signing The Valley Dance Women'SxCenter Advisory w More recently an Idaho State University student proposed to turn the building in to a home- Work place where students V could come to Study ' ' “Weve either got toget that rixtf repaired if we think somebody might make some- thing out of it or it's got to be brought down so we cart have more parking and open it up' hack there" Kunsaid heating and air conditioning system The building has been Continued from AI vacant since the opening of the Laren-SaCommunity heavily used by the businesses Libraryin Februairy 2002 The ' on Main Street : city estimates it will cost about $200000 to renovate "They need some- parking the structure spaces in conjunction with it hut we're in short supply of The city has entertained a ' those" Kun said ' number of proposals from: Kun said the city needs to ' groups interested in the build- ' Mayor Neal Larson agrees make a decision soon aslo ing in tie past and even “I don't think we should lei what they plan to do with the at one time the ' possibility of turning it into a this go through ihe summer building The W ithout taking some action” library police statioriThe city decid-e- d v in January 2(X)3 not to rent -- said Larsori “The winter was needs a new’ roof and has water damage inside thestruc: lhelopfloor to the Southeast-- : !: ern Idaho ture It also heeds to'be Community Action r brought uj) to state electrical Agency to store ftxxJ supplies' - nt fin Dad we love you forever Funeral services will be held at noon oh Tuesday March 30 2004 at the Providence 4th Ward Chapel 155 E100 North Providence: Friends may cali from 6 to 8pmfMonday at Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary 34 E Cen-- in ter Logan and from 10:30 to 1130 am Tuesday at the ' church Interment will be in the Providence Cemetery Funeral arrangements are underthe direction pf Alien-Ha- ll Mortuary ’ - - -- ' con-'-sider- : ! - really hard on it” Kutiz said be thinks it may be best to tear the building down for parking unless ' somebody comes up with a better idea! “It really depcncls on the proposals weget Right now as far as I'm concerned I think it's worth more to the city to have thait parking area opened up and replace a bottleneck that exists behind the hank as you go into that alley'' Kuriz said “But someone may ' come up with a real gixid pro--' posal that we might go for”' : ' ' t less" He was ready to go Darla said And she was excited for his participating in a good worldwide program with so much need He called four tithes the day he flew out — stopping in Houston then Quito then Cuenca He just wanted to make sure we were still here even though he was getting so far away Darla said “But he still says he doesn't really miss us” Cory said' smiling ’ code made handicap access!- hie and needs work on the w ' ail ' For drinking trucks bring in jugs of puri fied water he said Journal Jerry David (Kathryn) Griffin and Jason William (Amy) Griffin grandchildren Jenna Jayd Justin Elsha Alexandria Erica Dallas Ethan Jaxon Kaden Jaida Holly Adam! and Brandi Maddeline ' MaKayla fihett Sidney Cameron Caylee and Waylon sisters Elizabeth (Steven) Wood of Provo Janet (Guy Ray) ' Pulsipher of Avon Ida Mae Bankhead of Ogden sister-in- -' law Carol Griffin of Antioch Calif mother-ih-laLea Dunbar Don Staples and brother-in-laWilliam Dunbar:! He was preceded in death by ' his parents son Wade Griffin and brother Spencer Dee Grif-- - mar- ket He visits the market every other day supplementing his diet of beans and rice with being a great cook and a great love for his country He married his sweetheart Marlene Dunbar on June 8 1962 in the Logan LDS Temple for time and eternity They made: g home in Provi- their dence David worked greatly at vari- ous occupations including dairy farming driver at LeGrand Johnson Construction Amcor Thiokol and others He had been a member of the Provi- dence Lions Club He just completed his 20 year successful project of the Green Meadow Subdivision ' He enjoyed farming with his father his uncle Dave and his two sons' Jerryand Jason Dad worked hard for his family everyday and for their future He loved his wjfe and was by her side constantly He was the best husband father grandfather brother andfriend Although not physically able he was supportive behind the scenes with his kids and grand-kid- s As an Elder of the Providence 4th Ward he served in the Sunday School Presidency and various callings He is survived by his wife Marlene daughters Jill (Reese) Petersen JaNan (Jodie) Esplin - He's learning Spanish and will take a test to earn up to six college credits but is told not to talk to anybody “The feeling I get is that nobody trusts anybody down here" Cody said His family and his mom — have been reassured of his safety by OSSO Darla said Her only concern is Cody riot obeying the rules but with his “refreshing” new attitudevshe may not have to worry “I've never even heard him talk like that before” Daria said after reading his first c- mail “He's touched by what’s happened down there” Cody “kind of comes across to people as being a little into himself" she said but an unmistakable change isalready happening “If you knew him before you'd think is this the same kid?'" his dad Cory said of Cody's ' Cody the second oldest of four can call home with a calling card whenever he chooses He has access to through two computers in his house but the connection doesn't always work “I’d recommend it to whoever would want to come down” Cody said one week after beginning “But you can't be in it for yourself You've gotta be totally self- bum A3 Con(jDU4 f ’41 Fillmore things" Ecuador Army where he developed a specialty of Jalene (EJ) backyards — are planned for other subdivisions along streams and wetland corridors Each of those practices is new said Nielsen as the open space is now usually incorporated into 'the neighborhood rather than fenced off as was often the case in the past “Our wetlands aren’t swamps All these places we’re preserving are where kids want to play and animals will stay” said Michelle Mcchem Logan City Planner “We're using them as an amenity saying ‘Let's make this a community shared area’ We can save it because people want to live near these Death notice I" Idaho lottery Saturday Pick3: -9 Powerball: 02 15 17 30 34 Wild Card 2: Ace of Hearts On the Net: wwwidahototterycom ' ' : (208)334-260- 0 Bn Volunteer American Heart Auociation ' V ’ i:- - ' " Herald erle G Belnap — ' CLEARFIeLd Utah Merle Crane Brilriap 79 died at her home in Clearfreld early Sunday March 28 2004 She was a for- ' mer resident of Preston Idaho A complete obituary will appear ' in p future edition of The Herald Joumaf Funeral services are l under the direction of Home in Preston ' ' Journal: USPS ' 241-82- Mi iftiUi 0' vi: 'i:r : t' J O foil Coming Soon !' 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