Hoyt Wooley Ii

HOYT B. WOOLLEY II IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Hoyt Budge Woolley, II, 65, of Idaho Falls, passed away October 6, 2005, at his home of natural causes. He was born March 22, 1940, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to Dr. Hoyt Budge Woolley and Harriett Ballif Squires Woolley. He grew up in Idaho Falls, attended O. E. Bell Junior High and graduated from Idaho Falls High School. He also attended Idaho State University. He married DeAnn Lee Rutledge June 29, 1960, in Pocatello, Idaho. They made their home in California for six years, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, for two years, then returned to Idaho Falls 35 years ago. He worked in funds management and budget coordination as Executive Manager of Budget Formulation and Integration P.C.E. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He enjoyed golf, gardening, fishing, hunting, photography, computer, woodworking, and gourmet cooking. Some of Hoyt’s happiest hours were spent with his grandchildren, Ashleigh, Kris, Nick, Mathue, Cassandra, Rebecca, Abbrielle, H. B., Elizabeth, and Ashlyn. Survivors include His Wife: DeAnn R. Woolley of Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Robyn M. Holtshouse of Galion, OH Daughter: Melissa D. Woolley of Idaho Falls, ID Son: Hoyt B. Woolley, III of Idaho Falls, ID 10 Grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Marilyn Sherman. Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, October 13, 2005, at Wood Funeral Home, 273 North Ridge, with Bishop Cleo Geddes of the Idaho Falls LDS 28th Ward officiating. The family will visit with friends for one hour prior to the services at Wood Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Ammon Cemetery under the direction of Wood Funeral Home. ____________________________________________ Condolences sent: Gregg Wachs (kawachs@msn.com) I wish to send my condolences. I knew Hoyt at the INEEL in the NPR Program and golfed when we were much younger men (1990-1993). I golfed with him a few times, he was a good, kind and I know he was a good father, husbund, and grandfather. He always knew what was the most important in life, we will all miss him.