Lynn Ernest Hebdon

I am sorry to hear of your loss Jeanine. Losing a spouse is such a devastating experience. I pray for God to comfort you in the days ahead. I did not know Lynn, but I understand he was a great guy and he will be missed for sure. May God bless you.

What a quick turn of events that has brought us here. I grieve the loss of my dear friend and neighbor, Lynn. Michele and my heart goes out to Jeanine and the rest of Lynn's family at this time. I will always treasure the enjoyable times I shared with Lynn such as talking about life/philosophy, skiing at Pomerelle, backpacking, and especially hiking and running the Pocatello west bench trails above our homes. So glad we were able to go to dinner as couples last month, Jeanine. Michele...

Lynn and Jeanine both taught the Country Two Step classes through Idaho State University, Continuing Education/Workforce Training. The class members loved them and they had a great following with students who signed up every semester. It was a sad day when they decided not to teach the dance classes. I will miss having the opportunity to dance a waltz with Lynn.

I met Lynn and Jeneane while taking dance classes through NKA. We found out we were both career vets, Lynn in USAF and me in USA. We would talk shop whenever we ran into each other. I would see Lynn at military functions, where he often volunteered. Lynn was a true patriot and friend. I will miss seeing him doing honor guard at Mt. View Cemetery. Jeneane, Both Janet and I are so saddened by this news.