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Page 4-A—April 16. 1997—The Western Star
Warren County Obituaries
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: Mr. Charles- Line'"
querque, New'Mexico, was in- "
jured in ah auto accident Ohto- "
ber 24th, while on the way to a
miriin:^' location near . Meeker, - •
"Xolorado. He suffered a broken,
. neckj bruised spinal cord, pbs-
siijle oroken ribs and numerous"
lacerations on his left ; arm." He
was taken, to St. Mary's Hos
pital in Grand Junction Colo
rado. His Room No. is "408 and-. ..
zip code is 81501.
Mr. & Mrs^ Herbert McMillan
flew to Grand Junction, Colo, to
be with their daughter Janet
Line and her husband. Charles.
They returned Monday evening.
Janet and Charlie both'want to
thank everyone who sent good,
wishes, prayers and genuine con
cern. They feel it was a factor
in Charlie's seemingly jmproved
condition. Thanks again.
. Mr. &Mrs. Roy Line and Roy
Line Jr. flew to Grand Junction,
Colorado, last Thursday, Octo- i
.her "^26thr;.^to be. with;.Charles
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Charles Line .
^ Charles Line, 55, of Boise.
Idaho and formerly"OTvva^i»w»—
diedMonday. March31 at home.
He was born in Dayton on
Sept. 22. 1941 toRoy and Beulah
Line and graduated from
Waynesvllle High School in 1959.
He received his bachelor's degree
from Ohio University in geology ,
and he married Janet McMillan in •
1962. After graduating from col
lege he moved with his family to
Butte. Mont, where he worked for
Anaconda Mines. He attended the
University ofMontana in Missoula
for two years and completed all
but his thesis work. i
He lived and worked in many
Western states during the follow
ing years. He was an exploration
geologist for the Atomic Energy |
Commission. Kerr-McGee j
Corporation and Morrison |
Knudson in Boise. \
His work took him and his fam
ily to Butte; Missoula; Grand
Junction. Col.; Albuquerque; Reno
and Kennewick, Wash, before
moving to Boise in 1981. He
joined the Church ofJesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints in 1965 and
he and Janet were married in the
Idaho Falls Temple in 1966.
He worked for the LDS church
for the last 14 years. He and Janet
were married for 31 years and
divorced in 1993.
He is survived by his former
wife; children Kelly Valle of Boise.
Rob of Pleasant Grove. Utah. Dan
of Enterprise. Ore.. Kris of Boise.
Holly Prows of Boise, Heather of
Salt Lake City. Heidi Vong of
Meridian and Kerry, serving on an
LDS mission in Metairie. La.; .
grandchildren Erin Valle. Andra
Line. Dalian Valle. Jay Valle.
Megan Line. Kyle Line and Marie
Valle; his mother Beulah; and
brothers Roy and Raymond of
Xenia.
Funeral service was held
Thursday. April 3 in the Northview
LDS Chapel with Bishop Steve
Christensen of the Boise 11th
Ward of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints offici-
aUng. Burial was at Dry Creek
Cemetery. Arrangements were by
Relyea Funeral Chapel.
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Former residents, brothers
are all Eagle scouts
Three former Waynesvllle
residents- now hold the r^k of
Eagle Scout in the scouting
organization at Meridian, Idaho,
where they now live. The rank is
ROB LINE
DAN LINE
the highest attainable.
The three youths are sons of
Charles and Janet- (McMillan)
Line and earned the honor over a
period of three years. Rob was
first, followed by Dan and Kris.
Rob attended Brifiham Young
tjiilversity,' oh " a ' leadership
scholarship and played for the
BYU basketball team in the
19&4-85 season. He is now serv
ing in a church mission in Quito.
Ecuador.
Dan attended BYU during the
1985-86 year on an academic
scholarship and was on the
dean's list while there. He worked
for Hewlett-Packard's SEED Pro
gram and left on a mission to
Albuquerque. N.M.. on Sept. 3.
Kris entered BYU on a dean's
scholarship In September. He has
worked for Inter-Mountain West
Insulation of Boise. '
The three brothers lettered in
sports at Meridian High.
KRIS LINE
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' - BOB LItiB ^ ! _ , .
Rob wad hem Jcaiuary IS, 1966 iri Butte,
Montana. He is the first son and second child'of \
Chcu'lea and Janet Line. Rob has S sisters and 2 '
brothers. He wczs bom on a very cold Montcna day
as it ivcjs . His da.d vas so excited it a
boy, he went to a church basketball dame and •
scored 23 points. That might he why Rob loves
basketball so much. -
Rob has lived in many states, traveling with ''
his family as his Dad worked as a geologist. He
has lived in Butte. Montana: Soda Springs. Idaho',
Grand Junction. Colorado'. Albuqueraue. Hew Mexico:-
Reno. Hevada. Littleton, Colorado; Kennewick,
Washington, and Meridian, Idaho^
He received his- Arrow of Light and Star Scout
in Colorado, and his Life. Scout in Washington. He
has' especially enjoyed the many summer ccvws and
outings over the past szx years.
Rob's Eagle projoct wds- to paint 'and eiencll
curbing at Rrontier Special Education School,
Signs for the ^landicapped were also purchased and
placed there. Special theraputic gynnastic
equipment was purchased to be used by the severely
handicapped children. *
Many scouts and friends helped with the money
making project and spent over 200 hours in their
effort. They are much appreciated. Also, thanks
to Twayne Walker for providing the work for them -
which -'Jas a large sod laying prc.ieot in Mountain'
Home, Idaho.
VALLgy news: meridian; IDAHO. MARCM7Hflfti
Scout
Rob Line
Itobl^lhe, IB/became imlB^de
SeoulFeb. Uwhen tfa^ Eaglo Court
of Hooor.fu^^tod the Meridian
Hl^ Sc^ atudent with . the
hlgheet awardIntheBoy Scouts of
America.
, -^e: U a mmber of Merino
RobVi^gfepiw^t was to iMint
and stencU tMcurbing at Frontier
^^ial B^chtl<mSchool. Signs for
the handicapped were also, pur
chased ii^ placed thei*. Ad
ditionally,'special theraputic
gymnastld. eqi^ment was pur
chased to help the severely han-
dlcappi^^ldi^..
Hie scm of Charles and Janet
Une. Rob was honored with a
c^monywhich Includedspeeches
from his father, his basketball
coach, Iton Haynes, andrprfest-
advlsor-friend Twayne Walker,
Special Musical Dumber .
Eagle Aioard Presentation
Eagle Ch,arqe , * , .
Rob Line , , . J . . .
Retrieving of the Colors
Closing Prayer . »• ; .
Bishop Jerry Mortensen presented'•
Rob with the award.
Rob Is active In church and plays s
varsity basketball for Meridian
High School. He plans to attend
Ricks College inRexburg next fall. "
The ceremony was held at the ;•>
LDS Ustick Chapel onUstick Road.
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Accompanied by Kim Botkin
: . ,. bishop, Jerry Mortensen
Twayne Walker
'•••- ! • Phil Bc-ren
. . ,4 Phil Borer.
» i . . . . .Remarks
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Refreshments
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Former residents, brothers
are all Eagle scouts
Three former Waynesville
residents now hold the rank of
Eagle Scout in the scouting
organization at Meridian, Idadio.
where they now live. The rank is
ROB LINE
DAN LINE
the highest attainable.
The three youths are sons of
Charles and Janet (McMillan)
Line and earned the honor over a
period of three years. Rob was
first, followed by Dan and Kris.
I^ob at^nded Brigham Young
CJhiversity .'oh'" a ' leadership
scholarship and played Tor the
BYU basketball team in the
1984-85 season. He is now serv
ing in a church mission in Quito.
Ecuador.
Dan attended BYU during the
1985-86 year on an academic
scholarship and was on the
dean's list while there. He worked
for Hewlett-Packard's SEED Pro
gram and left on a mission to
Albuquerque. N.M.. on Sept. 3.
Kris entered BYU on a dean's
scholarship in September. He has
worked for Inter-Mountain West
Insulation of Boise. •
The three brothers lettered in
sports at Meridian High.
KRIS LINE .