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William L. Smallwood

Twin Falls, Idaho

1930 - 2021

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William L Smallwood September 8, 1930 - December 19, 2021 Twin Falls, Idaho - Noted Idaho author and educator William L Smallwood (91) passed away December 19th in Twin Falls, Idaho. Born in Missouri and raised in Iowa, he joined the Air Force out of high school. While in the Air Force he...

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Sorry for the family loss. I was just in Guernica and watched his interview with survivors. Very powerful for generations to come. Eskerrik asko Jim Ogan

Some people supersize you with their frriendship and always have good vibes when around you. I got to know Bill and Pat and Eric when they had their home on the Clear lakes Country Club and have many fond memories on the Links. I miss my Smallwood friends.

Bill was a great friend from Sun Valley ID. His wife Patty sold us our Bluff condo in 1981. Bill and played golf together, flew in his airplane together and were great friends. He was a very interesting man who loved to read great books and write his own books. It was my honor to have known Bill Smallwood and to call him my friend. I will miss him. Donald V. Boecker, Rear Admiral, US Navy (Retired)

My sympathy to Patty and the family. Visiting with Bill in Idaho n Az was always educational and entertaining

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Bill was a major influence in my life, beginning early in High School. As an instructor, he challenged us to think, to focus on the most important facts, while learning the small details. He helped me to see a world beyond Idaho, challenged me to go to college in Massachusetts, and influenced my medical career. I was privileged to work with him on the Life Science textbook he wrote, and the lab book accompanying that. He was a positive influence on many students in biology while teaching in...

To Bill's family, I was fortunate to enjoy Bill in the '80s, when I was just a teenage brat. He and his dear Pat welcomed me into his home the summers of 1985 and 1987 in Sun Valley after spending some time together in Spain. From there I had two of the most exciting experiences of my life, thanks to them and their friends they introduced me who opened their homes to me. Bill was a good man, upright and severe too, when he had to be. He had the virtue of smiling a lot and expressing...