Robert L. White, 68, (nickname Moonie) was born June 29, 1939, at Steamboat Springs, Colo., to Robert R. and Mildred L. White. He died Wednesday, June 11, 2008, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Survivors are five children, Danielle White of Salt Lake City, Utah, Leslie Blewett of Boise, Kristy Colick and Matt White, both of Salt Lake City, and Sean White of Utah; four grandchildren, Kortni, Jessica, Kasi and C.J.; mother, Mildred L. White, Grangeville; brother, Richard A. White of Grangeville; and sister, Jan A. Adams of Harpster.
His father, Robert R. White, and a brother, David L. White, preceded him in death.
He married Connie Bassett Dick in 1961, divorced, and later married Deanna Nickel and they divorced.
He has lived in Farr West, Utah, since the late 70s and worked as a surveyor for Weber County. Before that he lived in Caldwell for more than 20 years and co-owned and ran a drive-in restaurant. In the early 60s he was also an original member of the rock and roll band, "Paul Revere and the Raiders," and played lead guitar. He lived in Harpster for a short while during the early 70s, running a logging operation with his father and brother.
His favorite pastime was fishing -- especially at Winchester Lake -- every summer he would bring his grandkids/kids there to fish.
He finished an 11 generation genealogy book detailing his mother's side of the family.
There will be a graveside service, at the Harpster Cemetery, Sunday, June 29, at 1 p.m. Immediately following, there will be a get-together lunch at the Harpster community building, potluck style.
The family asks that you make any donations to the Cancer Society, and no flowers, please.
Published in the Idaho County Free Press
June 25, 2008
Survivors are five children, Danielle White of Salt Lake City, Utah, Leslie Blewett of Boise, Kristy Colick and Matt White, both of Salt Lake City, and Sean White of Utah; four grandchildren, Kortni, Jessica, Kasi and C.J.; mother, Mildred L. White, Grangeville; brother, Richard A. White of Grangeville; and sister, Jan A. Adams of Harpster.
His father, Robert R. White, and a brother, David L. White, preceded him in death.
He married Connie Bassett Dick in 1961, divorced, and later married Deanna Nickel and they divorced.
He has lived in Farr West, Utah, since the late 70s and worked as a surveyor for Weber County. Before that he lived in Caldwell for more than 20 years and co-owned and ran a drive-in restaurant. In the early 60s he was also an original member of the rock and roll band, "Paul Revere and the Raiders," and played lead guitar. He lived in Harpster for a short while during the early 70s, running a logging operation with his father and brother.
His favorite pastime was fishing -- especially at Winchester Lake -- every summer he would bring his grandkids/kids there to fish.
He finished an 11 generation genealogy book detailing his mother's side of the family.
There will be a graveside service, at the Harpster Cemetery, Sunday, June 29, at 1 p.m. Immediately following, there will be a get-together lunch at the Harpster community building, potluck style.
The family asks that you make any donations to the Cancer Society, and no flowers, please.
Published in the Idaho County Free Press
June 25, 2008
Robert L. White, 68, (nickname Moonie) was born June 29, 1939, at Steamboat Springs, Colo., to Robert R. and Mildred L. White. He died Wednesday, June 11, 2008, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Survivors are five children, Danielle White of Salt Lake City, Utah, Leslie Blewett of Boise, Kristy Colick and Matt White, both of Salt Lake City, and Sean White of Utah; four grandchildren, Kortni, Jessica, Kasi and C.J.; mother, Mildred L. White, Grangeville; brother, Richard A. White of Grangeville; and sister, Jan A. Adams of Harpster.
His father, Robert R. White, and a brother, David L. White, preceded him in death.
He married Connie Bassett Dick in 1961, divorced, and later married Deanna Nickel and they divorced.
He has lived in Farr West, Utah, since the late 70s and worked as a surveyor for Weber County. Before that he lived in Caldwell for more than 20 years and co-owned and ran a drive-in restaurant. In the early 60s he was also an original member of the rock and roll band, "Paul Revere and the Raiders," and played lead guitar. He lived in Harpster for a short while during the early 70s, running a logging operation with his father and brother.
His favorite pastime was fishing -- especially at Winchester Lake -- every summer he would bring his grandkids/kids there to fish.
He finished an 11 generation genealogy book detailing his mother's side of the family.
There will be a graveside service, at the Harpster Cemetery, Sunday, June 29, at 1 p.m. Immediately following, there will be a get-together lunch at the Harpster community building, potluck style.
The family asks that you make any donations to the Cancer Society, and no flowers, please.
Published in the Idaho County Free Press
June 25, 2008
Survivors are five children, Danielle White of Salt Lake City, Utah, Leslie Blewett of Boise, Kristy Colick and Matt White, both of Salt Lake City, and Sean White of Utah; four grandchildren, Kortni, Jessica, Kasi and C.J.; mother, Mildred L. White, Grangeville; brother, Richard A. White of Grangeville; and sister, Jan A. Adams of Harpster.
His father, Robert R. White, and a brother, David L. White, preceded him in death.
He married Connie Bassett Dick in 1961, divorced, and later married Deanna Nickel and they divorced.
He has lived in Farr West, Utah, since the late 70s and worked as a surveyor for Weber County. Before that he lived in Caldwell for more than 20 years and co-owned and ran a drive-in restaurant. In the early 60s he was also an original member of the rock and roll band, "Paul Revere and the Raiders," and played lead guitar. He lived in Harpster for a short while during the early 70s, running a logging operation with his father and brother.
His favorite pastime was fishing -- especially at Winchester Lake -- every summer he would bring his grandkids/kids there to fish.
He finished an 11 generation genealogy book detailing his mother's side of the family.
There will be a graveside service, at the Harpster Cemetery, Sunday, June 29, at 1 p.m. Immediately following, there will be a get-together lunch at the Harpster community building, potluck style.
The family asks that you make any donations to the Cancer Society, and no flowers, please.
Published in the Idaho County Free Press
June 25, 2008
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