Alice Martin Rigby

LYNNE RIGBY RAWLINS, WY -- Alice Lynne Martin Rigby, 55, of Idaho Falls, ID, passed away December 25, 2006 at Memorial Hospital in Rawlins, WY. She was born June 22, 1951, in Great Falls, Montana, to Earl Albert Martin and Alice Margaret Perry Martin. She attended schools in Drummond, Montana and attended Ricks College. While in college, she was President of Phi Betta Capa Sorority, performed in a variety of musicals and was a member of the Melodaires. She married Kris Price Rigby August 9, 1974, in the Idaho Falls Temple. She worked as a Customer Service Rep for Artco and Melaleuca. As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she served as a Primary President, Young Women's President and Primary Pianist. She enjoyed being a homemaker, mother, singing, piano, music, scrapbooking, sewing, aviation as a licesned pilot, teaching 4-H, sightseeing, reading, photography and most of all, she enjoyed being a grandmother to Wyatt, Reece and Kooper. Survivors include: Husband: Kris Rigby Son: Rhett K. (Teresa) Rigby, Drummond, MT Son: David Martin (Martha) Rigby, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Kristen Jo (Darin) Dye, Rock Springs, WY Son: Chase Perry Rigby, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Kathleen Suzanne Rigby, Idaho Falls, ID Parents: Earl (Alice) Martin, Drummond, MT Brother: Jay Martin, Drummond, MT Brother: Doug (Tammy) Martin, Kalispell, MT Sister: Becky (Keith) Kolbeck, Drummond, MT Sister: Judy (Butch) Friede, Hall, MT Sister: Lori (Kim) Saylor, Lolo, MT 3 Grandchildren Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, December 30, 2006, at the Idaho Falls 20th Ward Chapel, 651Gladstone, with Bishop Lance Toone officiating. The family will visit with friends Friday from 7-8:30 p.m., at Wood Funeral Home, 273 North Ridge, and for one hour before services Saturday at the church. Burial will be at 2:00 p.m. in the Pratt Cemetery, Alta, Wyoming, under the direction of Wood Funeral Home ------------------------------------- Condolences sent online: Denese Hirschi dshirschi@artco.zgate.com I am so sorry to hear about Lynne. She was a great lady who loved her children and husband very much. Like most mothers she was very proud of her children and always wanted the best for them, and for them to do their best and be their best. Stay a close family that’s what Lynne would want. Remember that you are all children of our Heavenly Father and your wife and mother is with him watching over you. Do what’s right so you can be with her again. It might get easier but will never ever get better. After losing my son Ty I know this. Take care I am thinking about all of you. Denese Hirschi Artco (208) 359-1000 Leon & Cindy Tuckett We were very sorry to hear of the passing of Lynne. She was a good friend to us when we lived in Monteview so long ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with Kris and his family. May the Lord bless you with the peace that you need right now and the knowledge that this is only a temporary change, and that you will all be together again. Leon & Cindy Tuckett Shirley Caudle shirleycaudle@aol.com Sorry, what a shock about Lynne. I love her and the children very much. I will, as you, miss her. I didn't see her often, but when we did we sure had a lot to talk about. Again, sorry, but now she is at peace with her Father In Heaven. Gene Fadness gene.fadness@puc.idaho.gov What a sad shock to read about Lynne's passing. I remember the Martin family well way back from our days growing up in Drummond, Montana. Lynne was always cheerful, bubbly and generous. Her parents and siblings were some of my favorite people in our little corner of the world. Later I moved to Idaho Falls and Lynne wasn't too far away in the Terreton area. I wish I would have taken the time to reconnect. My condolences to Earl and Alice (school lunch cook extraordinaire) as well as Jay, Doug, Judy and Lori. God bless, Gene Fadness Boise