1918
2009
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Stephanie Eddy
May 28, 2009
Dear Bingham family,
May I offer my condolences to you and your family at this difficult time.
I would like to let you know that The Idaho Statesman offers a free service to honor your loved one called “In Remembrance”. These short human interest profiles are written by an Idaho Statesman staffer and published on Sunday in the Local section. You can view previous profiles at www.idahostatesman.com/remembrance.
Candidates for the profiles, which are randomly chosen, feature a person from one of the local communities who has passed away in the past three months.
There are no qualifications, just the willingness of family and friends to share their memories about their loved one with the community. An informal photo may also run with the profile.
This is not an obituary but rather, a more personal reflection of each persons’ life and character, which may include quotes from a family members, friends or associates, as well as more detailed account of family relationships, special events, hobbies or personal experiences that helped shape that person's life and that of their family and community.
If you would be interested or would like more information, you may email Stephanie Eddy ([email protected]) or call 377-6481.
Carol Stevenson Mappin
May 21, 2009
Steve - Sorry for your family's loss, but I know he will embrace you when you meet again.
CHS Class of '61
Bob Williams
May 11, 2009
Janice and Frances, my condolence on the passing of your father. My memory of your father was that he made me feel welcome in his home even though he knew that I was just there to visit his beautiful daughters. My how time flies and how blessed we are to have fond memories of times long since past. Your parents were truly kind and fun people.
Linda Truesdell Marler
April 30, 2009
Janice, Frances, and Family, our sincere condolences on the passing of your father. He was a kind man who tolerated giggly high school girls so very well. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Linda and Martin
Clarisa Bingham
April 29, 2009
Grandpa was such a loving and giving person. Even the last time we visited him he was so concerned about finding snacks for the kids. And he was such a boost to my self-confidence. I was never short of compliments when Grandpa was around, even during pregnancy when I felt like a whale. I was so lucky to find a husband who, being great himself, brought me to a wonderful family and gave me the opportunity to know and love Grandpa Cal.
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