East High School
Class Of 1970
Scott F Wood
| Residing In: | Rexburg, ID USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Melissa |
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| Occupation: | University Outdoor Recreation Instructor |
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| Children: | Joshua LaMont, born April 10, 1977 Robert Hanks, born April 11, 1979 Ashleigh Brooke, born March More… |
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Happy Birthday in a couple of days John. It's always great to see you at the luncheons.
Scott
Rosemary Jackson - now ther is a real sweetheart. She and I spent all but our juniorl high years at the same schools. She always had a welcoming smile and a tender soft voice and brought happiness to all who knew her.
Scott Wood
Tim Love was one of the most positive and friendly people at East. He always had a smile, was super happy and made you feel like you were important to him. He along with many others are people I wish I had stayed in contact with after high school. We all need more people like Tim to bouy us up and make us feel valued.
Scott Wood
Barbara was one of my best friends, particularly our senior year. We spent a lot of time in the English resourse Center talking about life, our challenges and our social relations. She always had a smile and a laugh. During the summer of 1971 ater she returned from Ricks College we spent more time together. She was a great friend and a real confidant.
Thank you Kristina for letting us all know of your mothers passing. Death is becoming more and more frequent now that we are all in our 70s.. I am glad your mother passed peacefully.
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It has been about 2 and a half years now since Drew passed. I will forever regret that I did not stay in closer contact with him. We were close friends in high school, during and after our missions. I knew of Drew's many struggles physically and emotionally. Yet he always remained to me one who cared. The day before he passed I was going to get in touch with him to get some information about his grand father, Harold B. Lee for a presentation I was giving. Unfortunately I was able to get the information from another source and did not take the opportunity to talk to Drew. I have often wondered if we would have talked if it would have a difference in his life. President Thomas S. Monson showed up and talked at Drew's funeral. He was not on the program, just thought it right to be there. He reminded all of us there to make sure we stay in touch with people who may be struggling in life and not to pospone those opportunities. He must of known I was there.