Linda Schardine

Looking Forward to it!

Blair Packard

Cindy and I (and Lindy) had the chance tonight to be with these faithful friends who keep getting together to keep friendships going. Onward Red Devils! 

Kenneth Strong

Clint Bailey

That kid was leaving Utes in the dust all over the field.  Credit where credits due, Cougars dominated the Utes last Saturday night,  Stuart should be proud, grandson looks like he has a good shot at becoming part of that long tradition of great BYU quarterbacks.  While I must say congrats to the Cougar faithful, I can't sign off without says, Go Utes!   

Clint Bailey

Sign off without saying, not says, Go Utes!  The loss rattled me. Can't spell.  Seriously though it's pretty intereting how important Athletics (especially football) has become at universities.  While I'm an admitted Utes sports fan, I'm a little taken aback at times with the magnified importance of the Athletic Department on campus.  I've watched it grow into the behemoth it is today over my career at the U.   I guess it's a sign of the times.             

David Lynn

Hope your grandson gets well soon Stu.

Stuart Hamilton

Jaren is fine, has some very sore ribs! We prey for our families  protection every day in humble prayer. It doesn't always work out as planned, we know and understand God has a plan for each one of us. Each one of our family members have their own unique challenges, we've found, that as we have faith in Christ and Father's plan, it all works out to the betterment of us all. Jaren has some unique talents, but he has never lost his focus on the things that matter most God, family and friend. His talents to him are an Avenue he has to enjoy this life with all its challenges. It's been fun to live through my kids and grandkids lives. Jaren is the type of young man  that will except whatever role he needs to, to fulfill his place in this life. 

Thanks for your kind remarks in his behalf.

I can't end my remarks without saying "Go Cougs"

Carl Haymond

David Lynn

Wrinkles mean you laughed,

grey hair means you cared

and scars mean you lived.

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

 This pic is from 6 years ago! It just popped up! Has anyone heard how Lorin is doing? Hi Lorin if you still get on the Website!!! How are all my quiet classmates? Anything new or exciting. Other than knee or hip replacements!!! Ha ha!

Carl Haymond

Hi Shauna and All, 

Lorin is doing well and lives at Country View Assisted Living (2901 W Center, Provo, phone: 801.377.7737).  I was able to visit with him in person about 20 months ago, we had a great time laughing and reminscing about the "good old days"; but since the onslaught of Covid, visitations at County View has been restricted to phone calls only.  Lorin continues to stay well and free of Covid. 

Kenneth Strong

Kenneth Strong

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

Shauna Bona (Leetham)

Happy Birthday Jill, Who says we're dinasaurs!!!!!     I'm sorry to hear about Steve Killpack! Sending love to Terry!!!

Jan Allred (Carter)

Cute Dinosaurs! Happy bday Jilene! Sad to lose another classmate. Rest in peace Steve. Sending thoughts and love to Terry.

Daryl Tucker

Here is the obituary for Steve Killpack. It's also being added to the In Me

mory page of this website. RIP Steve!

Steven (Steve) Lee Killpack of Salem, Utah passed away peacefully in the hospital on Sunday October 24, 2021 from an extended illness. His generosity, kindness and gentle demeanor will be greatly missed.

Steve was born in Provo, Utah on June 22, 1951 to Garth Homer Killpack and Marian Andersen Killpack. He married his childhood sweetheart Terry Bell Bringhurst on December 27, 1969. They celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2019.

Steve retired as a plumber pipefitter. After retirement Steve and Terry were able to travel on some wonderful vacations including a cruise in the Caribbean and a trip to Hawaii.

Steve had a passion for the outdoors and found joy in nature. He took his sons backpacking in Southern Utah’s canyon country and in the high Uintah mountains starting when they were barley big enough to carry their own packs. Steve had many hobbies during his life, which often required research and skill development. Once mastery was achieved, he quickly moved on to the next challenge. Over the years this included marksmanship, photography, flyfishing, woodworking, automobile restoration, home improvements and too many more to list.

Steve is survived by his wife Terry, his sons Marcus Killpack and Nathan Killpack, his sister Teri Lynn, and brother Roger Killpack. He was proceeded in death by his parents Garth and Marian Killpack, brother Craig, and grandson Tyler.

A graveside service will be held at 11:00am, Tuesday, November 9th at the Evergreen Cemetery in Springville Utah. Close friends and family are welcome to join.

The family wishes to express their heartfelt thanks to their friends, neighbors, and healthcare professionals who provided support during these difficult times.

Clint Bailey

RIP Steve.  Glad I got to share a memory with him at the reunion.  He had a Corvair.  I'm thinking one needs to be our age to remember that car.  Steve drove a few of us (can't remember the team) to SLC to see Buffalo Springfield.  Pretty cool we got to see them in concert before they broke up.  Car broke down on the way home.  Steve knew how to get it going.  I didn't know the the engine was in the rear like a VW.  He was working on it and I shouted out something about what's he doing in the trunk.  We both remembered and had a good laugh about it after all the years.  That's meaningful, to me anyway.  

Is that security standing right behind the dinasaur keeping an eye on Shauna?  Happy Birthday! Jill.      

David Lynn

The perfect pair of great people. Sorry Terry.

Daryl Tucker

We need another night for the class to get together for dinner to celebrate birthdays and hanging in through another year! How about 6:00 pm next week on Tuesday (16th) at T-Bone?

Stephen Harder

I think that's a great idea Daryl, I'm ready for a night out. I will be there.

Mart E. (Gardner)

Glenna and I will be there. We just may have our son too

Jan Allred (Carter)

Jan Jill Shauna and Kathie will be there

David Lynn

Okay