Ruth Dennett

RUTH DENNETT IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Ruth Etta Haymore Dennett, 80, of Idaho Falls, died June 25, 2008, at her home. Ruth was born November 12, 1927, in Mesa, Arizona, to Arthur Samuel Haymore and Abbie Jane Scott Haymore. She grew up and attended schools in the area. On August 12, 1961, she married Dean Manderfield Dennett in Yuba City, California. Their marriage was solemnized in the Oakland, California, LDS Temple in August of 1969. They made their home in Redding, California, for 38 years before moving to Idaho Falls to be close to family. She was a mother and homemaker. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in numerous instructional and leadership positions. She enjoyed gardening, reading, and traveling. Ruth was an excellent cook and in her younger years enjoyed entertaining family and friends in her home. Survivors include: Son: Dennis (Carol) Lynn Dennett, Idaho Falls, ID Daughter: Deborah Sue (Lynn) Smith, Blackfoot, ID Daughter: Katherine Jane Laret, Orangevale, CA Daughter: Karen Ann (Chris) Wright, Woodinville, WA 20 Grandchildren & 23 Great Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband; son-in-law; Greg Laret; a grandson; a granddaughter; and a great grandson. Graveside Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 1, 2008, at the Ammon Cemetery under the direction of Wood Funeral Home, 273 N. Ridge in Idaho Falls. --------------------------------------------- Condolences received online: Larry Bulechek and Bulechek Family zbule@comcast.net Gary and I just heard about your Mother. We don't know if Donna has been notified in Indonesia. We are so sorry, and know what you have to go thru. Trust all of you are doing well. It has been years since I have seen any of you. I remember the muddy driveway in Napomo very well. Take care. Larry & the Bulechek's Nikki nikn@live.com Dear Dennett Family, I was so sorry to hear about your mom. She was a special and sweet lady. I have truly missed her. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Nikki McGraw (your mom's old hair dresser . . . 541-6095) Kim and Pam Buck kimbuck@juno.com Dennis and Carol and family, We are sorry to hear about the passing of Dennis' mother. It is always hard to see our beloved parents go. We are so blessed to have the teachings of the Gospel so we know she is in a better place. May God comfort you and all of your family as you deal with this loss. We love you and your family. Let us know if we can do anything for you. Love, Pam and Kim Doug & Jean Gordon jdgordonjr@att.net Dearest Dennett Family: Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers, are with you today, tomorrow, and always. We wish we could be there with you and are deeply grieved that we can not come at this time. We love your Mother Ruth and your Father Dean very much and remember the good times we have all enjoyed together these many years. We know that there is a future that will bring us together again. We send all of you our abiding love. Love, Jean & Doug Gordon and Family Mark & Shala Ball Dennis, Carol and family; Shala and I send our condolences in the passing of your mother. Your family has always had a special place in our hearts and as wonderful friends! Mark & Shae Mel & Clara Garcia We were out of town for a few days and just learned about Ruth's passing away. We want to express our deepest sympathy to all her family. We knew Ruth and her husband when we lived in the ward. We shall miss Ruth's sweet smile and friendship. May God bless you all. Jim Gordon jim_gordon@byu.edu Dear Dennett Family, Ruth Dennett was such a great person and example. She welcomed the youth of the Redding 1st Ward into her home, which meant a lot to me, and which I'll always remember. I'm grateful for her life and service. May the Lord bless and comfort your family at this time. Dorothy Haymore Wicke sunshine4ever@la-tierra.net We just learned of Aunt Ruth's passing and want to express our love and sincere sympathy. May the love and comfort of our Saviour bring peace to all the family knowing you'll see her again. Our Love, Dot and Bob Wicke