Truman Harry Arbaugh
JEROME — Truman Harry Arbaugh, 82, of Jerome, passed away Wednesday, April 29, 2009, at home with his family, from a short illness.
Truman was born Aug. 8, 1926, to Willard and Pearl Arbaugh in Ponca, Ark. He moved to Jerome in the summer of 1945. There he met his wife, Esther, and they were married later that year on Dec. 1. They had three children, Bobby Gene (Patsy) Arbaugh, Karen Nanine Kump and Dennis Lee (Lori) Arbaugh.
Truman served in the Navy for four years. He worked as an operating engineer for Union 370. He retired in 1979, after a work-related injury. After retirement, Truman and Esther enjoyed going camping and fishing as often as they could. He also loved listening to the Old Time Fiddlers and keeping the squirrels out of his walnut trees.
Truman is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Esther; three brothers, Bill (Helen) Arbaugh, Billy (Bobbi) Arbaugh and Pete (Christy) Arbaugh; his sons, Bobby (Patsy) Arbaugh and Dennis (Lon) Arbaugh; grandchildren, Sarah (Jef) Clark, Jeanie (Johnny) Fagundes, David Arbaugh, Wendy (Levi) Tracy, J.C. Asher, Lindsey Myers, Jessi Arbaugh, Riley Arbaugh and Orin Arbaugh; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, other family and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Karen; brother, Comel; sister, Sis; and his parents.
A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday, May 4, at the Free Will Baptist Church in Jerome, with the Rev. Gene Kissinger officiating. Services are under the care and direction of the Hove- Robertson Funeral Chapel in Jerome.
The Times News (Twin Falls, ID) Sunday May 3, 2009
JEROME — Truman Harry Arbaugh, 82, of Jerome, passed away Wednesday, April 29, 2009, at home with his family, from a short illness.
Truman was born Aug. 8, 1926, to Willard and Pearl Arbaugh in Ponca, Ark. He moved to Jerome in the summer of 1945. There he met his wife, Esther, and they were married later that year on Dec. 1. They had three children, Bobby Gene (Patsy) Arbaugh, Karen Nanine Kump and Dennis Lee (Lori) Arbaugh.
Truman served in the Navy for four years. He worked as an operating engineer for Union 370. He retired in 1979, after a work-related injury. After retirement, Truman and Esther enjoyed going camping and fishing as often as they could. He also loved listening to the Old Time Fiddlers and keeping the squirrels out of his walnut trees.
Truman is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Esther; three brothers, Bill (Helen) Arbaugh, Billy (Bobbi) Arbaugh and Pete (Christy) Arbaugh; his sons, Bobby (Patsy) Arbaugh and Dennis (Lon) Arbaugh; grandchildren, Sarah (Jef) Clark, Jeanie (Johnny) Fagundes, David Arbaugh, Wendy (Levi) Tracy, J.C. Asher, Lindsey Myers, Jessi Arbaugh, Riley Arbaugh and Orin Arbaugh; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, other family and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Karen; brother, Comel; sister, Sis; and his parents.
A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday, May 4, at the Free Will Baptist Church in Jerome, with the Rev. Gene Kissinger officiating. Services are under the care and direction of the Hove- Robertson Funeral Chapel in Jerome.
The Times News (Twin Falls, ID) Sunday May 3, 2009
Truman Harry Arbaugh
JEROME — Truman Harry Arbaugh, 82, of Jerome, passed away Wednesday, April 29, 2009, at home with his family, from a short illness.
Truman was born Aug. 8, 1926, to Willard and Pearl Arbaugh in Ponca, Ark. He moved to Jerome in the summer of 1945. There he met his wife, Esther, and they were married later that year on Dec. 1. They had three children, Bobby Gene (Patsy) Arbaugh, Karen Nanine Kump and Dennis Lee (Lori) Arbaugh.
Truman served in the Navy for four years. He worked as an operating engineer for Union 370. He retired in 1979, after a work-related injury. After retirement, Truman and Esther enjoyed going camping and fishing as often as they could. He also loved listening to the Old Time Fiddlers and keeping the squirrels out of his walnut trees.
Truman is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Esther; three brothers, Bill (Helen) Arbaugh, Billy (Bobbi) Arbaugh and Pete (Christy) Arbaugh; his sons, Bobby (Patsy) Arbaugh and Dennis (Lon) Arbaugh; grandchildren, Sarah (Jef) Clark, Jeanie (Johnny) Fagundes, David Arbaugh, Wendy (Levi) Tracy, J.C. Asher, Lindsey Myers, Jessi Arbaugh, Riley Arbaugh and Orin Arbaugh; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, other family and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Karen; brother, Comel; sister, Sis; and his parents.
A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday, May 4, at the Free Will Baptist Church in Jerome, with the Rev. Gene Kissinger officiating. Services are under the care and direction of the Hove- Robertson Funeral Chapel in Jerome.
The Times News (Twin Falls, ID) Sunday May 3, 2009
JEROME — Truman Harry Arbaugh, 82, of Jerome, passed away Wednesday, April 29, 2009, at home with his family, from a short illness.
Truman was born Aug. 8, 1926, to Willard and Pearl Arbaugh in Ponca, Ark. He moved to Jerome in the summer of 1945. There he met his wife, Esther, and they were married later that year on Dec. 1. They had three children, Bobby Gene (Patsy) Arbaugh, Karen Nanine Kump and Dennis Lee (Lori) Arbaugh.
Truman served in the Navy for four years. He worked as an operating engineer for Union 370. He retired in 1979, after a work-related injury. After retirement, Truman and Esther enjoyed going camping and fishing as often as they could. He also loved listening to the Old Time Fiddlers and keeping the squirrels out of his walnut trees.
Truman is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Esther; three brothers, Bill (Helen) Arbaugh, Billy (Bobbi) Arbaugh and Pete (Christy) Arbaugh; his sons, Bobby (Patsy) Arbaugh and Dennis (Lon) Arbaugh; grandchildren, Sarah (Jef) Clark, Jeanie (Johnny) Fagundes, David Arbaugh, Wendy (Levi) Tracy, J.C. Asher, Lindsey Myers, Jessi Arbaugh, Riley Arbaugh and Orin Arbaugh; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces, nephews, other family and dear friends. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Karen; brother, Comel; sister, Sis; and his parents.
A memorial service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday, May 4, at the Free Will Baptist Church in Jerome, with the Rev. Gene Kissinger officiating. Services are under the care and direction of the Hove- Robertson Funeral Chapel in Jerome.
The Times News (Twin Falls, ID) Sunday May 3, 2009
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