www.helenalr.com I hm pi NDi-NT Rfcord I City State Thursday, January 17, 2008 Page 7A Advocacy AreaDeaths EmergencyCalls Selected calls received by the Helena and Lewis and Clark County 911 Dispatch Center on Jan. 15. Burglary 2:36 p.m. 1000 block of Logan Street 3:01 p.m. 600 block of S.
Beattie Street Theft 9:24 a.m. 100 block of Valley Drive 3.46 p.m. 900 block of E. Lyndale Avenue Accidents with no injuries 7:49 a.m. Franklin Mine Road and Green Meadow Drive 11:32 a.m.
Valley Drive and Canyon Ferry Road 12:26 p.m. Cedar Street and N. Montana Avenue 1:26 p.m. Custer Avenue and N. Montana Avenue 1:57 p.m.
National Avenue and Camelot Court 2:29 p.m. Applegate Drive and Pooch Road 4 p.m. Lockey Avenue and N. Han-naford Street continued from 6A services, volunteers to groups in need of help and also work to explore ways to address root causes of various social problems. All too often, he said, agencies and nonprofit groups deal with one aspect of a per-sons problems inadvertently neglecting the potential domino effect people can experience when something goes wrong.
Coplin was hit by a vehicle more than two decades ago an event that cost him his health, his job and his stability. He slipped through the cracks of the system, something hes since worked to ensure doesnt happen to others. Representatives from the Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, Catholic Social Services, Montana Independent Living Project, Montana Advocacy Program, Working for Equality and Economic Liberation (WEEL), AWAREMon-tana Home Choice Coalition, United Way of Lewis and Clark County, Area IV Agency on Aging and Compeer attended Wednesdays planning session. Coplin plans to hold more meetings in the near future. To get involved with the effort, contact him at 443-5100.
Reporter Larry Kline: 447-4075 or larry.klmehelemnr.com Association board of directors for many years. Over the years, he set several new O-Mok-See records in individual events and proudly teamed with this children Ted and Pam to capture team championships and records. He thoroughly enjoyed the friendships made while attending and competing at a show, never missing a chance to needle a friend or competitor and congratulate them on a championship run of their own. A lifelong passion for animals was always displayed in the love of his dogs, cats and horses. He enjoyed long walks with his wife and their dogs.
Ted was preceded in death by his beloved daughter, Pam; his mother, Marie; brother, Marvin; and grandparents, John and Velma Wood. He is survived by his wife, Jane; son, Ted; brother, Robert (Helen); sister-in-law, Roberta Neimeyer; brothers-in-law, Mark (and Barbara) Roberts, Russell Roberts, Richard (and Barbara) Roberts; as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews throughout Idaho and Oregon. Memorial donations are suggested in Teds memory to the Montana Hope Project, Lewis Clark Humane Society, and the Foundation for Cancer Research. A celebration of Teds life will be held 2 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 19, at The Gathering Place, 302 E.
Riggs, East Helena. Big Sky Cremations Funeral Service assisted the family with the services. Express condolences at www.legacy.comHelenaIR. Big Sky Cremations Funeral Services Cp 2 West Main East tVNl KAL KVK IS Helena 227-2241 Rtl tlIlON AKtA WOOD, Teddy Lee Ted, 68, of Helena. A celebration of his life will be at 2 p.m., Saturday, Jan.
19, at The Gathering Place, 302 E. Riggs, East Helena. HAGLER ILNDERSON MORTUARY AND Anderson Cremation Services 442-8520 TODAY RIESLING, Robert 86, of Helena. Services are scheduled at 11 a.m., today, Jan. 17, from the Waterford, 915 Saddle Drive, with interment to follow at the Montana State Veterans Cemetery at Fort Harrison.
Memorials may be sent in Roberts name to an organization of donors choice. FRIDAY GREENFIELD, Cecil 84, of Helena. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of St. Helena on FriJ day, Jan. 18, at 10 a.m, Interment with military honors by the Lewis and Clark Veterans Council will follow at the Montana State Veterans Cemetery at Fort Harrison.
Family suggest memorials to the IMPACT Annual Fund, Carroll College, 1601 N. Benton Avenue, Helena, MT 59625. SATURDAY LEMM, Bobby 50, of Helena. Memorial services are scheduled at 10 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Cathedral of St, Helena.
Cremation has taken place. Memorials in Bobbys name may be sent to Westmont Melodee House, 2708 Bozeman Helena, MT 59601, or to Shodair Hospital, 2755 Colonial Drive, Helena, MT 59604. Hagler-Anderson Funeral Home 442-8520 Helena in 1974, and later expanding it to a second location in the Capital City. He was most proud of his last business effort, establishing Quik Pik Foods in 1993, a wholesale distributing company that continues today. He served for seven years in the 116th Armored Cavalry Division Troop First SQDN of the Idaho National Guard.
Ted continually showed his generous support of the community with donations of time and supplies for fundraising efforts, including the original Boy Scout Christmas Tree lot and the Eagles Lodge of Helena. His competitive spirit began early in life and continued throughout many years in Helena. He was active in Helenas softball and bowling leagues. In 1975, Ted and his family became involved with horses and the sport of O-Mok-See, competing at the local, state and national levels for more than 30 years. His last competition included the 2007 Montana State O-Mok-See held in Townsend, having placed in the top of his division several times.
He was president of the Montana Saddle Clubs Association from 1987-88, and served on the National Saddle Clubs for the state of Montana Department of Livestock in 1962, retiring in 1985, after 23 years of service. Cecil loved Greenfield the outdoors of Montana. He was a fisherman, hunter and avid gardener. He enjoyed sports of all kinds. He especially loved watching his grandchildren participate in basketball, volleyball and track as Capital High Bruins.
He later became a Saints fan when his granddaughter played volleyball at Carroll College. Not only his grandchildren, but all their teammates, came to rely on the support of Papa" in the stands. He was easily recognizable in his hat covered with sports buttons. He enjoyed many spirited discussions with his friend, Father Gene, about the abilities of the referees. Cecils family was his greatest joy.
Visits from his children and grandchildren who live out of state were anticipated and enjoyed. He had several lively visits from his daughter-in-laws parents from London. His family Was spread across the country including swimming, golfing, bowling, horseshoes and riding bikes. Bobby loved travel, music, singing and dancing. Bobby was a champion companion, a cowboy at heart and always a gentleman.
Bobby will be remembered by his always ready smile, by all of us and those he met on his personal journey through life. He brought laughter; he brought tears. He brought joy amidst certain sadness. He shared with us his humor, but most of all he gave us HIS love. Bobby was preceded in death by his grandparents, Robert and Margaret Lemm Harry and Rose Zinnie; his uncle, Dave Sicotte; and cousins, Michael and Jay Sicotte.
Bobby is survived by his parents, Bob and Marilyn Lemm; brothers, David A. Lemm, Michael F. and Jodee Lemm; sister, Michelle Teddy Lee Wood Teddy Lee Ted" Wood passed away at home on Jan. 15, 2008, after a three-year battle with melanoma cancer. Ted was born March 15, 1939, in Portland, and was raised by his maternal grandparents, John T.
and Velma Grisham Wood. Ted and Jane Roberts were married on Sept. 20, 1959, in Caldwell, Idaho. Their son, Ted, was born in Caldwell in 1963, and daughter, Pam, was born in Helena in 1966. They remained together throughout their 48 years of marriage.
He started school in Mars-ing, Idaho, later moving and graduating with 25 classmates from Notus High School in Idaho in 1957. Ted was active in track and field, baseball, basketball, band and drama throughout his high school years. He was a standout football player for the Notus Pirates of the S.R.V.B. League, earning statewide honors along with a scholarship to the College of Idaho. His outgoing nature and sense of humor endeared him to his classmates for more than 50 years, as they stayed in close contact.
They later established a scholarship for future generations at Notus High. He attended the College of Idaho in Caldwell before leaving to begin his career as a salesman with Produce of Nampa. He moved on to Idaho Fish Poultry of Boise for the next four years before moving to Helena in 1964 to establish and operate Montana Fish Poultry until 1973. He then became a business owner, starting Teds Chevron service station in Cecil Clinton Greenfield Cecil Clinton Greenfield of Helena passed away Tuesday morning, Jan. 15, 2008.
At the time of his death, Cecil was under the loving care of the staff of the Cooney Home. Cecil was born Oct. 8, 1923, in Towner, to William Sylvester and Alta Frances Greenfield. He received his education in Montana and Colorado schools. He was a veteran of the U.S.
Marine Corps. In 1943, Cecil married Virginia Kathleen Brendel. They had a son and daughter and later divorced. On July 31, 1952, he was united in marriage to Norma Jean Marie Jochims in Miles City. They had one daughter.
They lived in several Montana and Wyoming towns before moving to Helena in 1960. At the time of his death, Cecil and Norma Jean had been married 55 years. Cecil worked for the Vaughn Ragsdale Clothing Company for 12 years, the last two in Helena. While working for Vaughn Ragsdale, Cecil completed the LaSalle Correspondence Course in accounting, which prepared him to accomplish his goal of serving the state of Montana. He began work Robert C.
Lemm III A son was born Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1957, to Marilyn Zinnie Lemm and Robert C. Lemm Jr. at St. James Hospital in Butte.
Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008, Robert C. Lemm III returned to the Lord. Bobby was blessed to have his mother and father, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephew at his side as his soul returned to heaven. Bobby has lived in Helena with his family for the greater part of his life.
He attended Helena Public Schools. He worked at Helena Industries and later at Montana Distillers for his Dad. When Bobby decided to retire from his jobs, he enjoyed the comfort of his family home. He filled his days by caring for his two small dogs. Bobby walked tall; Bobby walked proud as he strolled through his neighborhood with his most loving companions, Cal-t lie and Lindsey.
Bobby was a Special Olympian and very proud of the medals he brought home. He enjoyed many sports, AreaBirths Freyja and Derek Bell, of Helena, a boy, Dec. 27 Danielle and William Murphy, of Helena, a girl, Jan. 4 Allison and Shannon Bell, of Helena, a boy, Jan. 5 Jolene Green, of Helena, a girl, Jan.
6 Michelle and Frank Baker, of Townsend, a girl, Jan. 7 Jamie and Carl Valvo-da, of East Helena, a boy, Jan. 7 Jennifer and Jason Crawford, of Helena, a boy, Jan. 7 Heather Buffington and Warren Hutchings, of Radersburg, a girl, Jan. 8 Cherelyn and Joshua Routzahn, of Helena, a girl, Jan.
10 Laura and Nathan Bal-lance, of Helena, a girl, Jan. 10 Stacy Wahl and Robert Gill, of Helena, a girl, Jan. 10 Kelly Shute and Zach-ery Murfitt, of East Helena, a girl, Jan. 11 Emma and Samuel Moon, of Helena, twin boys, Jan. 11 Betina Cotnoir and John Benevides, of Helena, a boy, Jan.
12 Savannah Sutton and Nickolas Miller, of Helena, a boy, Jan. 12. StateDeaths Billings Delores G. Herbert, 76, James A. Weber, 61, Janet E.
Reynolds, Pearl B. Black, 75, Wilhelmina Johnson, 79 Browning Willard B. Goggles 32 Butte Robert J. Corbett, 61 Custer Don M. Babco*ck, 68 Cut Bank Abbie Skierka, 89 Dillon Marshall Walters, 60 Ekalaka Gussie Richards, 97 Great Falls Anna Marie DuBois, 77, Carol J.
Moravec, 64, Donald W. Avery 86, Hal S. Martin, 78, Kenneth M. Gue, 72, Sandra M. Stai, 63 Hamilton Ruth E.
Meeser, 99 Havre Herman R. Pruys 67 Helena Scott Wordal, 50 Kalispell Margaret Black, 105 Malta Esther G. Carlson, 86 Missoula James M. Devlin, 76, Lorraine J. White, 50, Michael D.
Jeffries, 58, Sheaden A. Prather, William C. Bryant, 89, William H. Ranger, 55 Plentywood David A. Nelson 52 Poison Laura Morigeau Matte, Paul A.
Borchers St. Ignatius Laura M. Detert Stevensville Jimmy D. Dyer, 49, Rene E. Smith, 97 Winnett Rhonda S.
Kosmerl, 37 Wolf Point Grace E. Cowger, 81 SATURDAY MILLER, Marian Jane, 85, of Helena. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 19, at the First Christian Church. A reception will follow the services in the Fellowship Hall at the Church.
Burial will be held after the reception at Forestvale Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to Hospice of St. Peters, 2475 Broadway, Helena, MT 59601, or to Helena Food Share, P.O. Box 943, Helena, MT 59624. and the world.
Cecil, along with Jeanie, inspired their children and grandchildren to be the best they could be. He came from humble beginnings, surviving the Depression with a drive to make a better life for his family. His legacy continues with nine greatgrandchildren and four more on the way. Cecil is survived by his wife, Jeanie Greenfield; two daughters, Gayle (Mike) Agostinelli of Helena, and Vickie (Nick) Jensen of St. George, Utah; and one son, Gary (Carolyn) Greenfield of Naples, nine grandchildren, Mike (Heather) Agostinelli, Amy (Chad) Swanson, Joanie (Nick) Gar-reffa, and Mary Agostinelli, Dominic (Stephanie) Greenfield, Allison (Brian) Vogt, Scott (Jennifer) Capser, Ron (Jenni) Capser, Nathan (Jessica) Valentine; nine greatgrandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, William Sylvester and Alta Frances; his sisters, Lillis, Flossie, Geneva, Beulah, Geneviene and Lucile; and three brothers, David, Roscoe and LeRoy. Express condolences at www.legacy.comHelenaIR. Lemm-Scott and Garth Scott; nieces, Mykell Lemm, Leesah Lemm; nephew, Christian Lemm, all of Helena; his uncle, Howard Lemm, and Shirley of Missoula; aunts, Patty Sicotte, Carole Zinnie of Butte; godfather, James Johnston of Anaconda; and many cousins. We would like to thank the following people for their care and support of Bobby: Dr. Michael Strekall, Joe Beneventi, the care givers of Big Sky Care Center and all our family and friends who surround us.
Memorial services are scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 19, at 10 a.m., at the Cathedral of St. Helena. Cremation has taken place. Donations in Bobbys name may be made to Westmont Melodee House, 2708 Bozeman Helena, MT 59601, or Shodair Hospital, 2755 Colonial Drive, Helena, MT 59604.
Local arrangements are entrusted to Hagler-Anderson Funeral Home. Express condolences at www.legacy.comHelenaIR. SUNDAY ARCHULETA, Kuivato Kiwi, 34, of Helena. Viewing for Kiwi is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday, Jan.
19, at Retz Funeral Home. A celebration of Kiwis life is scheduled for 10 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 20, at New Hope Ministries, on the corner of Applegate and Griffen. Interment will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at Forestvale Cemetery.
Memorials are suggested to the family, Bernadette and Ken Chester, 4855 Iron Ridge Loop, Helena, MT 59602. PENDING I TYANICH, Marjorie 87, of Helena, passed away Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008, at a local hospital. Cremation has taken place and services will be held at a later date. Retz Funeral Home 442-1550 WTiiEG.
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