Showing posts with label Lords. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lords. Show all posts
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Blast from the Past - Lost River Highway District Working on Alder Creek Road - July 23 2003
Sunday, September 2, 2012
World War I Unknown Soldier Headstone at Mt. McCaleb Cemetery, Mackay Idaho - September 2 2012
Mason, Ted Hale, assisted by Sharron Larter Akers, Gale and Pam Lords has finished the memorial to the World War I Unknown Soldier at Mt. McCaleb Cemetery in Mackay Idaho on September 1 2012.
Saturday, August 25, 2012
World War I Unknown Soldier Tribute at Mt McCaleb Cemetery in Mackay Idaho 83251 - August 25 2012
Expert mason Ted Hale donated his time to the World War I Unknown Soldier Tribute at Mt McCaleb Cemetery in Mackay, Idaho today. The memorial is not yet done, but good progress was made today, August 25 2012.
Gale Lords, Ted Hale, Sharron Larter Akers, and Pam Lords work on the WWI Unknown Soldier Memorial at Mt. McCaleb Cemetery, Mackay, Idaho.
Ted Hale, Gale and Pam Lords.
Ted Hale, Gale Lords, Pam Lords, and Sharron Larter Akers.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Mackay (34) vs Challis (40) - 1st Football Game of the Season August 24 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Max Wilde of Mackay Idaho Passes Away January 22 2012
Max Wilde, one time resident of Mackay, passed away January 22, 2012 after a long illness.
Max was a loving husband to Theresa (Terry) for 42 years; devoted father to his daughter Michelle Wilde of Fort Collins, Colorado and his son Erik Wilde (Trista) of Libertyville, Illinois; and adoring grandfather to Kieren, Nathan and Nolan Wilde. He is also survived by brothers Gary and Gale Lords of Mackay and Dennis and Dale Lords of Alaska. He was preceded in death by his parents Irvin and Ethel Haight Lords and his brother Keith.
Max was a loving husband to Theresa (Terry) for 42 years; devoted father to his daughter Michelle Wilde of Fort Collins, Colorado and his son Erik Wilde (Trista) of Libertyville, Illinois; and adoring grandfather to Kieren, Nathan and Nolan Wilde. He is also survived by brothers Gary and Gale Lords of Mackay and Dennis and Dale Lords of Alaska. He was preceded in death by his parents Irvin and Ethel Haight Lords and his brother Keith.
Max was born March 25, 1940 and raised in Mackay, graduating from Mackay High School in 1958, and then earned a degree from the University of Idaho. Later he got his Masters Degree in Educational Administration. Max devoted his professional life to education. His passion was teaching both children and adults. In 1967 he moved to California and worked at Encinal High School in Alameda, teaching high school math and coaching boys and girls basketball. He served as the vice principal of Emery High School and was a math teacher at Vallejo High School. He also taught drivers training, traffic school and adult citizenship classes. Max was proud to serve as a San Leandro School Board Trustee for 15 years. Some of Max's favorite pastimes were family camping trips, listening to music, reading and shopping for bargains. In later years, he enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren and traveling.
Max's ashes will be interned at the Mt. McCaleb cemetery on Sunday, June 10, at 11 a.m., where the family will say their final farewells. After the memorial there will be an open house for all who wish to come and remember Max. From the Challis Messenger May 31 2012.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Blast from the Past - American Legion Auxiliary Servers at Herman Moodie Funeral September 9 2005
Not pictured, but helping, Judy Malkiewicz
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