Glenn Ray Aldous, 53, passed away May 19, 2011 in Mesa, Arizona, due to complications of a rare lung disease.
Glenn's father, Jack, was stationed in England in the military where he met Glenn's mother, Pauline. Glenn was born December 13, 1958, to Jack and Pauline Aldous in Allsbury, England, youngest of two children. The family moved from England to Southeast Idaho area when Glenn was a toddler. He attended area schools and demonstrated at an early age his abilities as a young entrepreneur.
At age 19 he opened the Tyhee Tradesman and went on from there developing many other businesses. He was an inventor and had and active creative mind, having many of his ideas and inventions patented. Some of these were sold for profit.
He married Maxine "Mackie" Mansfield on October 29, 1976, in Tyhee, Idaho. Together they had three children: Weslee, Jesse and Mistey. They were divorced 22 years later. He and his second wife, Misty Sant, were together 13 years and had a son, Tuff.
Glenn had a very optimistic attitude, enjoyed people, and had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed a couple of beers, a good joke and the company of his many good friends.
He was talented in photography, enjoyed boating, fishing, traveling, and especially being a father and grandfather. Glenn's greatest accomplishments in life were his four children and two grandchildren.
He is survived by his sweetheart, Misty Sant, and their son, Tuff, of Florence, AZ; three children and spouses, Wesley (Megan) Aldous, Nampa, ID, Jesse (Hailey) Aldous, and two grandchildren, Mason and Tanner Blackfoot, ID, and Mistey Aldous (Nate Kinghorn), Pocatello; his father, Jack Aldous, Pocatello; and a sister, Teresa Kenny, Pocatello.
Glenn was preceded in death by his mother, Pauline.
Memorial services will be held to honor Glenn at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 18, 2011, at Colonial Funeral Home, 2005 S. Fourth Ave., Pocatello.
Published in Idaho State Journal on June 14, 2011
Glenn's father, Jack, was stationed in England in the military where he met Glenn's mother, Pauline. Glenn was born December 13, 1958, to Jack and Pauline Aldous in Allsbury, England, youngest of two children. The family moved from England to Southeast Idaho area when Glenn was a toddler. He attended area schools and demonstrated at an early age his abilities as a young entrepreneur.
At age 19 he opened the Tyhee Tradesman and went on from there developing many other businesses. He was an inventor and had and active creative mind, having many of his ideas and inventions patented. Some of these were sold for profit.
He married Maxine "Mackie" Mansfield on October 29, 1976, in Tyhee, Idaho. Together they had three children: Weslee, Jesse and Mistey. They were divorced 22 years later. He and his second wife, Misty Sant, were together 13 years and had a son, Tuff.
Glenn had a very optimistic attitude, enjoyed people, and had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed a couple of beers, a good joke and the company of his many good friends.
He was talented in photography, enjoyed boating, fishing, traveling, and especially being a father and grandfather. Glenn's greatest accomplishments in life were his four children and two grandchildren.
He is survived by his sweetheart, Misty Sant, and their son, Tuff, of Florence, AZ; three children and spouses, Wesley (Megan) Aldous, Nampa, ID, Jesse (Hailey) Aldous, and two grandchildren, Mason and Tanner Blackfoot, ID, and Mistey Aldous (Nate Kinghorn), Pocatello; his father, Jack Aldous, Pocatello; and a sister, Teresa Kenny, Pocatello.
Glenn was preceded in death by his mother, Pauline.
Memorial services will be held to honor Glenn at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 18, 2011, at Colonial Funeral Home, 2005 S. Fourth Ave., Pocatello.
Published in Idaho State Journal on June 14, 2011
Glenn Ray Aldous, 53, passed away May 19, 2011 in Mesa, Arizona, due to complications of a rare lung disease.
Glenn's father, Jack, was stationed in England in the military where he met Glenn's mother, Pauline. Glenn was born December 13, 1958, to Jack and Pauline Aldous in Allsbury, England, youngest of two children. The family moved from England to Southeast Idaho area when Glenn was a toddler. He attended area schools and demonstrated at an early age his abilities as a young entrepreneur.
At age 19 he opened the Tyhee Tradesman and went on from there developing many other businesses. He was an inventor and had and active creative mind, having many of his ideas and inventions patented. Some of these were sold for profit.
He married Maxine "Mackie" Mansfield on October 29, 1976, in Tyhee, Idaho. Together they had three children: Weslee, Jesse and Mistey. They were divorced 22 years later. He and his second wife, Misty Sant, were together 13 years and had a son, Tuff.
Glenn had a very optimistic attitude, enjoyed people, and had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed a couple of beers, a good joke and the company of his many good friends.
He was talented in photography, enjoyed boating, fishing, traveling, and especially being a father and grandfather. Glenn's greatest accomplishments in life were his four children and two grandchildren.
He is survived by his sweetheart, Misty Sant, and their son, Tuff, of Florence, AZ; three children and spouses, Wesley (Megan) Aldous, Nampa, ID, Jesse (Hailey) Aldous, and two grandchildren, Mason and Tanner Blackfoot, ID, and Mistey Aldous (Nate Kinghorn), Pocatello; his father, Jack Aldous, Pocatello; and a sister, Teresa Kenny, Pocatello.
Glenn was preceded in death by his mother, Pauline.
Memorial services will be held to honor Glenn at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 18, 2011, at Colonial Funeral Home, 2005 S. Fourth Ave., Pocatello.
Published in Idaho State Journal on June 14, 2011
Glenn's father, Jack, was stationed in England in the military where he met Glenn's mother, Pauline. Glenn was born December 13, 1958, to Jack and Pauline Aldous in Allsbury, England, youngest of two children. The family moved from England to Southeast Idaho area when Glenn was a toddler. He attended area schools and demonstrated at an early age his abilities as a young entrepreneur.
At age 19 he opened the Tyhee Tradesman and went on from there developing many other businesses. He was an inventor and had and active creative mind, having many of his ideas and inventions patented. Some of these were sold for profit.
He married Maxine "Mackie" Mansfield on October 29, 1976, in Tyhee, Idaho. Together they had three children: Weslee, Jesse and Mistey. They were divorced 22 years later. He and his second wife, Misty Sant, were together 13 years and had a son, Tuff.
Glenn had a very optimistic attitude, enjoyed people, and had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed a couple of beers, a good joke and the company of his many good friends.
He was talented in photography, enjoyed boating, fishing, traveling, and especially being a father and grandfather. Glenn's greatest accomplishments in life were his four children and two grandchildren.
He is survived by his sweetheart, Misty Sant, and their son, Tuff, of Florence, AZ; three children and spouses, Wesley (Megan) Aldous, Nampa, ID, Jesse (Hailey) Aldous, and two grandchildren, Mason and Tanner Blackfoot, ID, and Mistey Aldous (Nate Kinghorn), Pocatello; his father, Jack Aldous, Pocatello; and a sister, Teresa Kenny, Pocatello.
Glenn was preceded in death by his mother, Pauline.
Memorial services will be held to honor Glenn at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 18, 2011, at Colonial Funeral Home, 2005 S. Fourth Ave., Pocatello.
Published in Idaho State Journal on June 14, 2011
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