Alsip Funeral Chapel

Jacqueline J. McLellan, ??87, formerly of Parma, passed away in Nampa on Thursday July 22, 2021. God's angels took Jackie to Heaven to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Her husband, family and friends will miss her deeply! Jacqueline Schell was born July 6, 1934 in Detroit, Michigan, the second eldest of four children born to Leon and Eileen Schell: two girls and two boys. She attended grade school in Roseville, Michigan and Detroit's Highland Park High School. After graduation, Jackie left for Boston, Massachusetts where she entered Gordon College, graduating in 1957 with a B.S. Degree in Elementary Education. She taught Elementary School for 35 years in three states: Michigan,...

Allen Thomas Noble, 92, passed away of natural causes Sunday, July 18, 2021 at his home in Boise, Idaho. He was born in Idaho Falls, Idaho on December 20, 1928 to Priscilla Allen and John Edgar Noble. Allen lived his youthful years in Kuna, Idaho graduating from Kuna High School in 1946. He cherished the friendships he made there and they lasted a lifetime. He married Kuna native Vera May Shulz and they had five children-Susan, Linda, June, David and Mark. First starting in the Happy Valley area between Nampa and Kuna, they farmed and milked cows for neighbors until they saved enough to have their own dairy and farm machinery. He loved farm equipment and in 1958 bought an interest in...

Larry Beskoon 75, of Marsing ID passed away July 15, 2021. Larry was born on December 22, 1945 to Paul and Cora (Iverson) Beskoon. He was the oldest of five children. The family worked hard together on the farm in Benedict, North Dakota. After graduation Larry joined the military - Army division, he worked in the Pentagon and shortly after that he began his lifelong adventures. Larry was a man who loved everything outdoors, everything between hunting, whitewater rafting, riding horses, hiking, dirt biking, and riding his motorcycle with his brothers and friends. Larry would spend his free time cheering on the Marsing boys' basketball team. Larry spent a lot of his time teaching his...

Larry Beskoon, 75, of Marsing Idaho passed away July 15, 2021. Larry was born on December 22, 1945 to Paul and Cora (Iverson) Beskoon. He was the oldest of five children. The family worked hard together on the farm in Benedict, North Dakota. After graduation Larry joined the military - Army division, he worked in the Pentagon and shortly after that he began his lifelong adventures. Larry was a man who loved everything outdoors, everything between hunting, whitewater rafting, riding horses, hiking, dirt biking, and riding his motorcycle with his brothers and friends. Larry would spend his free time cheering on the Marsing boys' basketball team. Larry spent a lot of his time teaching...

Wanona was born in Nampa, ID, the only child of Arnold and Emily Bohac. Known as Wanona, Nonie, Grandma Onie, or G.O., she believed in having fun and filled her life with people, places, and activities she enjoyed. She planned parties and events with relatives and friends. She dearly loved being a grandmother! She volunteered at her great-grandson's school into her 80's. Wanona graduated from Nampa High School in 1949. She married Doug Rehder from Caldwell in 1950, and they had two sons - David and Steven. The family often moved, living both in OR and CA. She was a devoted mother - read to her sons, served as a den mother, had her sons attend summer school and visit grandparents...

Wanona was born in Nampa, ID, the only child of Arnold and Emily Bohac. Known as Wanona, Nonie, Grandma Onie, or G.O., she believed in having fun and filled her life with people, places, and activities she enjoyed. She planned parties and events with relatives and friends. She dearly loved being a grandmother! She volunteered at her great-grandson's school into her 80's. Wanona graduated from Nampa High School in 1949. She married Doug Rehder from Caldwell in 1950, and they had two sons - David and Steven. The family often moved, living both in OR and CA. She was a devoted mother - read to her sons, served as a den mother, had her sons attend summer school and visit grandparents...

Dorothy "Dottie" Franklin peacefully passed away on 7/10/2021 in Caldwell, ID with her children beside her. Dottie was born 7/13/1930 in Grand Island, Nebraska to Marion and Rosetta Cole. She was the oldest of 3 children. Throughout her childhood she moved all over the country due to her father's work building freeways as a heavy equipment operator. After high school, she worked at a motel in Greeley, Colorado where she met a man named Homer "Frankie" Franklin. He took one look at her and knew he was going to marry her. After a very short courtship they married on 10/17/1949. Frankie and Dottie raised their family of 5 children as they moved both domestically and abroad with the Air...