Kenneth Luther Estep, of Arbon, Idaho, passed away unexpectedly, surrounded by family, in Pocatello on Friday, January 29, 2021, of sepsis due to an infection. Ken was born in Malad at the Oneida County Hospital on September 3, 1949, the son of Luther and Eileen Ward Estep of Arbon. A sister, Pamela, joined the family five years later. Ken enjoyed growing up on the family farm in Arbon where they raised wheat and beef cattle. His first year of school was at Malad Elementary, then he continued through the eighth grade in the two-room school house in Arbon Valley. He attended American Falls High School, graduating in 1967, where his bowling "career" began! He was also a wrestler and played...

Guy Drew Combs, 40 passed away on November 12, 2020 in Albuquerque New Mexico. Guy was born on September 12, 1980 in Simi Valley California to Gilbert Combs and Julie Hawk. He was raised in Santa Clarita California, Albuquerque New Mexico, and Preston Idaho. He graduated from Skyview High school in 1999. Guy, like his father and his son, had a passion for football whether he was playing it, watching it on TV (He always had a game on) or talking about it. Guy was able to pursue that passion and play for Skyview High where he set many records. After High School Guy went on to play for Dixie State football for 2 years. He was All American running back and 1st team All Conference. Guy's...

Jill Bloxham, 65, Pocatello Idaho, The angels came to take her home Monday, September 28, 2020 in Pocatello, Idaho. God is happy to have her home again with him, resting in peace! Jill was born in Downey, Idaho, on April 7, 1955, to Vern C. and Dolores Bloxham, i.e. Curly and Bunny. She left behind two sisters, Jan Burkett and Juli Bloxham and one brother, Craig Bloxham. In addition she had five nieces, Alaine Moulos, Audra Black, Angela Sherman, Amy Elshani and Cameo Bloxham and one nephew Challis Bloxham. She had five grand nephews, Nicholas Moulos, Jacob Moulos, Tyler Black, Brock Sherman and Curly Bloxham Jr.; and two grand nieces, Natalie Moulos and Nicole Black. She was a lover of...

Bill C. Dixon passed away on August 6, 2020. Bill was born March 14, 1946 to Bill and Verna Dixon. He was raised in Downey Idaho and graduated from Marsh Valley High School where, according to Bill, he was a sports legend and class clown. He was drafted and served in the US Army. Upon returning home, Bill married Lana Olson on April 4, 1970. After traveling from job to job as a heavy equipment operator, they settled in Blackfoot Idaho to raise their family, later moving back to Downey Idaho where they could be close to family and the mountains he loved. Bill retired from the Operating Engineers in 2008 after "41 years consecutive years" of hard work. He was a Member in Good Standing...