Carol Cleverley

CAROL CLEVERLEY IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Carol N. Cleverley, 64, of Idaho Falls, died September 4, 2006, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center of complications due to an extended illness. She was born July 25, 1942, at Annis, Idaho, to Royal Nelson and Laveta Walker Willyerd Nelson. As a life long area resident, she attended Shelley High School, Clark's Business School and college classes at Ricks College and Idaho State University. She married Delmar W. Arave in 1958. They divorced. In 1966, she married Lyndon E. Anderson. He died in 1968. On March 6, 1972, she married Francis W. Cleverley. She worked for School District #93's Title One Reading Program until September 2000, when she became medically disabled. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and most recently served as publisher of her Ward's monthly bulletin. She enjoyed reading, poetry and camping. She was an accomplished seamstress and when her illness limited her mobility she became accomplished at knitting and crocheting and enjoyed giving her creations to family and friends. Survivors include: Husband: Francis Cleverley, Idaho Falls, ID Mother: Laveta W. Willyerd, Idaho Falls, ID Sister: Janet Jensen, Bear Lake, UT Brother: Wendell Nelson, Japan Brother: Doyle Nelson, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Vanica (Brad) Dugger, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Michelle (Dennis) Read, Melba, ID Son: Brian D. (Crystal) Arave, Idaho Falls, ID Son: Matthew F. (Bobbie) Cleverley, Nampa, ID Stepchildren: Cary, Gary, Joel, and Alan Cleverley, Tamara Clark, and Stephanie Guinn. 23 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren She was preceded in death by her father. Funeral Services will be 11 a.m. Saturday, September 9, 2006, at the Idaho Falls LDS Kearney 3rd Ward (1860 Kearney). Burial will be in the Annis-Little Butte Cemetery under the direction of Wood Funeral Home. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Condolences sent online: Ben Pearson [corbets@srv.net] I am sorry to hear of Carol's passing. She was a wonderful woman. If any of you need anything call me a 525-4747. Fran1595@aol.com I am sorry that I cannot be with you Saturday to pay my final respects to Carol. She was a great gal and I feel so privileged to have enjoyed time with her. Her presence at the Easy Breathers Meetings was always a plus . . . . and I will always think of her when I see a 'Red Hat'! She was an inspiration to all of us, my wish is that we all will be able to handle our medical problems as well as she did. My thoughts are with you all, we will miss her but we all have great memories of the times spent with her. FRAN KNOX Caryl Wattenbarger Deverle and I are so sorry to hear about Carol's passing. Please know that our prayers are with you at this time. I know that God hears all of our prayers and He is the Comforter in these times of need. Wendell is a good friend of ours and we want him to know that our thoughts are with him and hope that he gets this message. I have always loved Laveta. I wish that this message would find her in good health and please give her our love. Deverle and Caryl Wattenbarger Joan Tomsic - Bell tomsicj@d93.k12.id.us I worked with Carol in Title One for many years. She is a gracious and beautiful person and she will be so missed! Matt, you may remember me . . . . I was your 2nd Grade teacher many years ago!! Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Love, Joan Tomsic-Bell