30'
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Name
Frank Otto Fonnesbeck
Leland H Carlson
Basil K. Crane
Alden Norris Brewer
Lewis Clark
Arthur E Holt
Emery T Snyder
Max Stewart Jenson
Byron E. Nelson
Vernon B Rich
Clifton M Holladay
Douglas Jones
Finley W Roylance
Everett R. Doman
Roy D. Hull
Norman B Andrews
Glen R Jones
Dewitt Carl Grandy
Grant A. Harris
John Morrison
Robert A Roundy
Stephen B Ellis
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Graduation Year
1933
1934
1935
1936
1936
1937
1937
1937
1937
1937
1938/1940
1938
1938
1938
1938
1938
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
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Passing Date
17-Jul-05
4-Nov-06
15-Feb-07
23-Mar-04
15-Apr-05
10-Sep-04
14-Feb-07
23-Dec-05
24-Oct-06
4-Oct-05
26-Jun-05
17-Mar-06
14-Dec-04
1-Mar-07
28-Mar-06
9-Sep-04
18-Nov-04
11-Jul-06
21-Jun-06
19-Apr-05
7-Feb-05
15-Dec-06
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LEWIS CLARK, 36' Passed away on April 15, 2005, at his home in Ogden. Lewis graduated with a degree in forestry. He was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. He served four years in the US Navy duirng World War II and retired from the US Naval Reserve with the rank of Lt. Commander. Lewis began his career with the US Forest Service, working as a district ranger in Utah and Idaho. In 1974 Lewis retired from the Forest Service, Regional Office Information and Education Division. He was a member of the El Kalah Shriners Club and the Exchange Club. He is survived by his wife, Marian, and two children.
40's
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Name
C Wayne Cook
John William Hampton
Buel Bice Hunt
Elmer P Boyle
John T Bernhard
Reinhart Kowallis
Spencer G Calderwood
William E Murray
Nels A. Thoreson
Edward C Maw
Justin Gardner Smith
Norval Thomas Kitchen
Robert J Branges
Dealton Thomas Brown
Jackson Douglas Large
Cecil B. Ballenger
Warren S Miller
Wendell C Later
Patrick D. Dalton, Jr.
Edgar Lewis Whipple
Thomas E Brassington
William C Price
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Graduation Year
1940/1942/1960
1940
1941
1941
1941
1941
1941
1941
1941/1949
1942
1942
1943
1943
1947
1948
1948
1948
1948
1949/1951
1949
1949
1949
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Passing Date
26-Apr-04
4-May-04
5-Apr-05
7-Aug-04
12-Jan-04
6-Apr-04
3-Jun-06
3-Apr-06
1-Nov-06
7-Apr-04
7-Jun-05
13-May-05
14-Nov-04
20-Apr-05
10-Jul-04
17-Apr-07
3-Jan-06
13-Jun-05
12-Dec-06
7-Feb-06
21-May-04
18-Jun-05
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WILLIAM PRICE, 49' Died June 18, 2005 in a highway accident in Salt Lake City, Utah. Bill graduated from Utah State with a degree in forestry. He served as a gunner on a B-24 during World War II. He worked for the US Forest Service as a district forest ranger until his retirement. Bill enjoyed his friends at Little American and associates at retired forestry meetings. He is survived by his children; 20 grandchildren, 35 great-grand-children, and many friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, ReNee.
50's
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Name
William Vickers Christiansen
Cloyde Hale Pierce
G. Val Simpson
Joseph J Lorello
Kelly Hammond
Lyle M Klubben
David Linson Brown
M. Clair Aldous
Wendell A. Bryce
Neil A Deets
William M Zarbock
Raymond C. Harris
Paul F Madden, Jr.
James Trenchard Bones
Kenneth L Diem
Dean Guymon
Albert W Heggen, Jr.
Paul M. Sanger
Alan M Courtright
James Allen Hoffmann
Eugene Hoffman
Robert B Dahlgren
Benjamin A Vaitkus
Clair Gale Farnsworth
Martin H Gonzalez
Eugene D Stroops
Stuart Lester Murrell
Kenneth E. Biesinger
Walter A. Snyder
James William Bates
John R. Glenn
William F. Davis
Ted M Duda
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Graduation Year
1950/1955
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950
1950/1951
1951/1957
1951
1952/1956
1952/1958
1952
1952/1955
1952
1954
1954
1955
1955
1956
1957
1957/1964
1957
1957
1958/1961
1958
1959/1963
1959
1959
1959
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Passing Date
3-Jan-04
19-Apr-05
30-Apr-05
5-Jan-04
26-May-05
6-Mar-05
21-Jul-06
28-Aug-06
18-Aug-06
28-Jun-04
1-Mar-06
17-Jan-07
5-May-04
5-Sep-04
8-Feb-05
18-May-04
6-Aug-05
1-May-04
2-Jun-05
26-Feb-04
13-Aug-05
15-Nov-05
25-May-04
23-Apr-04
23-May-05
12-Apr-06
18-Nov-05
19-Mar-07
29-Mar-05
15-Mar-05
25-Feb-06
13-Mar-07
6-Oct-05
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LYLE KLUBBEN, 50' Died on March 6, 2005 in San Pablo, California. Lyle graduated with a degree in Forestry. He served in the Army Air Corps and received in pilot's wings in 1944. After graduating from Utah State he and his wife, Barbara moved to California to begin his 30-year career with the US Forest Service. He worked at many Northern California Forest Service locations until his retirement in 1980. Lyle has many interests, including the Kiwanis Club, golfing and socializing, a 13-year editor of the newsletter for a retired foresters club, and a long time member of the Richmond First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife, Barbara, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews.
GEORGE VAL SIMPSON, 50' Passed away on April 20, 2005. Val graduated with a degree in range management. He began his career with the US Forest Service in 1944, serving as a district ranger. While serving in Cascade, Idaho he served on the Cascade School Board and the Cascade Chamber of Commerce. He retired in 1982 after 34 years with the Forest Service, 32 of which were as a district ranger. At the time of his retirement he was the longest serving district ranger in the nation,. He is survived by his wife, Ernestine, his children and grandchildren.
E. EUGENE HOFFMAN, 55' Died August 13, 2005 in a car accident near Soda Springs, Idaho
After graduating with a degree in range science, Gene worked as a US Forest Service rnager in Utah, Nevada and Wyoming. In 1969 he returned to Jackson, where he began a real estate career. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, his children, and grandchildren.
STUART L. MURRELL, 57' Died at his home on November 19, 2005, after a long battle with cancer. After two years of college, Stu spent two years as a Navy corpsman at Mare Island Naval Hospital. His first Fish and Game job started with California Fish and Game. He received a degree in wildlife management from Utah State, and later a maser of science degree from Humboldt State College. After college, he worked for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. In 1966 he returned to Idaho to join th Idaho Department of Fish and Game, and spent the next 26 years as a regional conservation educator. He was honored by the Idaho Fish and Game Commission as hunter education instructor of the year. He trained thousands of students as a regional hunter education coordinator and volunteer instructor after he retired. Many people know him as a TV personality, radio announcer and writer throughout the state of Idaho. Stu was hunting editor for the Idaho Wildlife Magazine for 12 years. He is survived by his wife, Shirley, this two sons, five grandchildren, and one older brother.
60's
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Name
Howard Leon Evans
John David Carlson
William George Poulsen
Daniel Crumbo
Gordon H. Hansen
Raymond C. Harris
H. Warrington Williams
Patrick D. Dalton, Jr.
Seth I. Thorpe
Forest Gail Morin
Grant A. Harris
James Wesley Peterson
Dennis C Nielsen
Franklin Richard Ward
Hal Devoe Skinner
Edward R Hajdys
Lanny Ross Leslie
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Graduation Year
1960
1960
1960
1961
1961
1961
1961/1966
1962
1964
1965
1965
1965/1973
1966
1966
1966
1967
1967
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Passing Date
13-Mar-04
7-Oct-06
23-Jan-06
1-Jul-04
17-Jul-06
17-Jan-07
21-May-06
12-Dec-06
16-Oct-05
3-Apr-05
21-Jun-06
25-Oct-05
28-Oct-05
4-Jul-05
15-Apr-04
13-Mar-06
16-Dec-06
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70's
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Name
David Ferguson Thomas
Glen M. Secrist
Louis J Nelson
David C Schen
Kevin K Conway
Karl William Talnagi
DeAnn Thompson McMahan
John Joseph Dinan
John Charles Nelson
Ann E. Lapolla
Hillery Randell, Jr.
Deborah T Sandlund
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Graduation Year
1970
1970
1971/1982
1971
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978/1983
1979
1979
1979/1981/1988/2000
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Passing Date
18-Jul-06
20-Jun-05
12-Apr-04
14-Jul-04
8-Sep-04
26-Nov-04
25-Jun-05
13-Aug-05
18-Apr-05
19-Jan-06
14-Jul-04
1-Feb-05
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GLEN M. SECRIST, 70' Passed away on June 20, 2005. Glen graduated from Utah State with a degree in range science. Over his 39-year career, he worked with the USDA Soil Conservation Service, the Idaho Department of Agriculture, and the Bureau of Land management, where he was employed at the time of his death. His career in land management was spent advocating balance and fairness in land management issues. He spend many hours working with the Boy Scouts of America. Glen loved hunting, fishing, backpacking, gardening, horses and spending time with his grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn, his children, 14 grandchildren, a brother and four sisters.
80's
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Name
Curtis Jay Hutto
Robert G White
Robert Henry Edens, Jr.
Scott Alan Majors
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Graduation Year
1980/1983/1998
1980
1983
1985
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Passing Date
26-Sep-05
10-Jan-06
14-Feb-06
18-Aug-04
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90's
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Name
Andrew D Hart
Jon C Draper
Gale D Kulik
Lynne M Slade
Derek C Hinckley
Spencer Stanley Koyle
Brett W Thompson
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Graduation Year
1990
1992
1995
1995
1998
1998
1998
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Passing Date
14-Aug-04
25-Jan-04
5-Jun-06
18-May-06
17-Jun-04
17-Aug-06
9-July-07
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BRETT WILLIAM THOMPSON 98' 32, passed away July 9, 2007 in Tijeras, New Mexico from a heart attack brought on by complications from his cancer treatment. He was born March 17, 1975 in Bountiful, Utah to Brad William and Dorothy Kjerstine Busk Thompson. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served a mission to the Canada-Halifax Mission, 1994 to 1996. He married Terri Lynn Demeyere on June 14, 1997 in the Manti Temple. Brett attended schools in Richfield, graduating from Richfield High School in 1993. He was an Eagle Scout. He loved the game of baseball, often hitting home runs. Nothing felt better to him than hitting one over the fence. While attending Utah State University, he was a member of the baseball team for two years, playing first base. He received is bachelors and masters degrees in Fisheries Biology, receiving the Fisheries and Wildlife Emeritus Faculty Scholarship in 1998. He received his MS degree in Fisheries Management from Utah State University in 2003 completing his thesis on the feeding and habitat selection of three endemic whitefishes in Bear Lake. He enjoyed his career with the U.S. Forest Service, initially working in the Ashley National Forest in the Uintah Mountains. At the time of his passing, he worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Albuquerque, N.M.
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He loved spending time at the family farm in Scipio. He helped his grandfather, William Thompson, with the many responsibilities of farming and ranching. It was a dream of Brett's to someday return to Scipio. Brett loved learning and had great mechanical aptitude; he could fix anything. He loved fishing and hunting and spent as much time as he could in nature. His chosen career gave him the opportunity to be frequently in the environment he so enjoyed. He was his family's hero, admired for his courage during cancer treatment and his determination in getting his education Two of his favorite words were unbelievable and prodigious, words that described so many of his life experiences. We all will miss Brett's enthusiasm for natural resources and his optimistic demeanor. Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, Terri and his two young daughters, Sariah and Brielle.
00's
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Name
Trina Tennille Flint
Andrew P Smith
Jessica C Tayon
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Graduation Year
2003
2004
2007
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Passing Date
17-Aug-06
6-Nov-05
15-Jan-07
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TRINA TENNILLE FLINT, 03' Helen Keller once said "Life is either an adventure or nothing". Trina Tennille Flint finished her adventure here with us and passed away in her Lehi home on Sunday, November 6, 2005, at the age of 26. Tennille graduated Utah State in Fisheries and Wildlife. She loved the great outdoors and the environment which she longed to protect. She worked for the Bureau of Reclamation and was currently an Environmental Scientist for Maxim Technologies. Tennille was gifted in many ways and loved music. She played violin, piano and became a hand bell ringer in the Davis High Bell Choir. She continued in several bell choirs including Bountiful Bells, Logan Presbyterian and Utah Valley Hand Bell Choir performing solos in church and community programs. Tennille was recently set apart as a music missionary in the LDS church and became one of the first members of the Bells on Temple Square, bringing joy and happiness to her life. Her puppy Kayenta, cherished friend and constant companion will dearly miss her.
JESSICA CLARK TAYON, 07' After courageously battling esophageal/tracheal cancer and its after-effects for seven years, Jessica Helena Clark Tayon, 21, passed away in the arms of her loving husband Scott on Monday evening, January 15, 2007.
Jessica was born in Waterville, Maine, on October 6, 1985 to Alan and Linda Clark, the youngest of three daughters. The family moved to Erda, Utah, in 1996, and Jessica graduated from Grantsville High School in 2003 as an honor student, athlete, National Honor Society member, Academic Olympian, and Sterling Scholar in Science. Jessica worked summer jobs for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, the Bureau of Land Management in Ely, Nevada, Deseret Land and Livestock, and Utah State University. She was greatly admired for her work ethic and spunky “can-do” attitude. Jessica displayed a feisty passion for life and was driven to prove she could do anything she set her mind to despite repeated challenges to her health. She loved to hunt and fish. At the time of her death, Jessica was a junior in the College of Natural Resources at Utah State University in Logan, Utah, majoring in wildlife science -- a Dean’s list student and a Quinney Scholar. Jessica was a member of Hidden Valley Presbyterian Church and taught Sunday school there prior to leaving for college. On August 16, 2006, just six months ago, in a joyful celebration of love and triumph over adversity, Jessica wed Scott Tayon, a young man uniquely suited by God to be her helpmate and soul mate.
Faculty and Staff
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JOHN A. KADLEC was born in Racine, Wisconsin in 1931 to Alice and Henry Kadlec. After graduating from Horlick High School, he entered the University of Michigan and received his B.S. degree. He then served in the military at Aberdeen, Maryland. He met and married his wife Bernice in Wilmington, Delaware in 1954. After leaving the service, he worked as a civilian for the Army as a radar instructor in Aberdeen, where their daughter Susan was born. The family then moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan so John could pursue his Ph.D. in wildlife science at the University of Michigan. While in Ann Arbor, their son Mark was born. After graduation John went to work for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources as a field ecologist. During this time, their son David and daughter Beth were born. John then took a position with the Department of the Interior, stationed at the Massachusetts Audubon Society. In 1968 John returned to his alma mater, the University of Michigan, as a professor. In 1974 he accepted a position as department head of the Fisheries and Wildlife program at Utah State University. He eventually became Dean of the College and retired in 1999. He was a member of Ducks Unlimited and served on the board of directors for the Bear River Refuge. He was affiliated with many scientific and professional organizations. His favorite sport was duck hunting. He enjoyed carving his own decoys, both working and ornamental. His happiest times were on the marsh in his duck boat with his dog, enjoying the out-of-doors. He is survived by his wife Bernice, his four children, Susan Kadlec of Logan, Mark (Laura) Kadlec of Ft. Collins, CO, David Kadlec of Logan, and Beth Kadlec of Logan.
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Attended
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Byron E. Nelson
Don R. Wheelwright
Everett R. Doman
Gordon H. Hansen
James Allen Hoffmann
John Avery Mortenson
Piatt H Bliss
Tony Raymond Guthrie
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Passing Date
24-Oct-06
25-Nov-06
1-Mar-07
17-Jul-06
26-Feb-04
7-Feb-04
1-Mar-05
9-Mar-06
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