William Cook Jr

DOUG HADLEY IDAHO FALLS, ID -- Douglas Warren Hadley, 85, of Idaho Falls, died January 29, 2008, at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center. He was born March 16, 1922, in Swan Lake, Idaho, to James Andrew Hadley and Ida Ione McNeil Hadley. He attended schools in the Swan Lake area. He served as a 1st Lieutenant in the Army during World War II. He was a Prisoner of War and received the Silver Star commendation. He married Edith Baugh July 25, 1945, in Preston, Idaho. Their marriage was solemnized July 25, 1962, in the Logan, Utah, LDS Temple. They made their home in Soda Springs and Blackfoot, Idaho, where they raised their three children. After retirement, they made their home in Island Park, Idaho, and St. George, Utah. Edith preceded him in death on July 8, 2005. He worked for over 30 years at the INEL. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in various positions, including as the Elder's Quorum President, in the Young Men's Organization, as Bishop of the Blackfoot 11th Ward, and as a Stake High Councilor. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hunting, water skiing, hiking, and playing with his family. Survivors include: Daughter: Linda (Rocky) Kimball, Smithfield, UT Daughter: Laurel (Blake) Goodwin, Lewiston, ID Son: Douglas Warren (Marie) Hadley Jr., Idaho Falls, ID Brother: Jack Hadley, Downey, ID Sister: Carmen (Nord) Westover, Dayton, ID 11 Grandchildren & 24 Great Grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; grandsons, Douglas W. Hadley III and Troy Lee Goodwin; brothers, Richard, Thomas and James; sisters, Idaho, Reda, Bertha, LaVon and Velma. Funeral Services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday, February 1, 2008, at the Ammon LDS 21st Ward, 4030 John Adams Parkway, with Bishop Darin Merrill officiating. The family will visit with friends Thursday from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Wood Funeral Home East Side, 963 South Ammon Road and Friday from 12 Noon to 12:45 p.m. prior to services at the church. Burial will be in Ammon Cemetery. Military Rites will be performed by the Bonneville County Veterans Team and the Idaho Honor Guard. ------------------------------------ Condolences received online: Maureen roymaur@mstar,net Just want you to know that I am thinking of you. My last good visit with Doug was down to St. George when we were down there for Roy's sister's funeral. We had a good visit then and I am glad for that. Know that I am thinking of all of you. Love to all, Maureen Gordon Woolley ggwoo@silverstar.com Linda, Laurel, and Doug, so sorry to hear about your dad. He was a great guy and will be missed. Our family wants to express our love and appreciation for the years of friendship. Gordon Woolley Jay Gubler jaygubler222@aol.com Your father Doug was a dear friend of mine, when we lived in Soda Springs, Idaho. We both worked for Monsanto Chemical Co. I was their machinist, and he was a millwright. We took many fishing and elk hunting trips together, along with Hough Loveland, who was a millwright along with your father. He introduced me to fishing the Blackfoot (Dirtyfoot) River. I caught my first 5 lb. trout while fishing that river for the first time with your dad. In fact, I hooked it almost between his legs. He netted it for me while he was wading as he fished. He was wearing those newfangled waders, while I only wore hip boots. Hough and I helped your dad haul out a big six point elk that he shot on opening day of elk season. Neither Hough or I got one that day. After working with your dad and Hough for about three years, they moved to Blackfoot to work at the atomic energy plant, and they were really missed. I worked at Monsanto for another year or so, and I left to go to work for The Boeing Co. in Seattle. After obtaining a little more education, I became an Engineer and worked for Thiokol Chemical Co. I retired from there in Jan. of 1993. I lived in Ogden for some 26 years, and then moved to Smithfield, Utah, where the wife and I still live. I see by the obituary that he has a daughter - Lindy Kimball - presently living in Smithfield. I look forward to meeting her. A dear friend of Doug and Edith, Jay & Evelyn Gubler Hal and Connie Merritt halmerritt@onewest.net Dear Linda, Laurel, Doug, and family, We were sorry to hear about your dad. We wanted to come to the viewing tonight, but the weather has been too scary. We wanted you to know how much your parents mean to us. They have always been so good to us. They are great people. Connie will always remember Bishop Hadley as being her very first bishop. We know that they are in a better place and we pray that your hearts will be filled with peace. L ove, Hal and Connie Merritt Royce & Cherice Pickett rxpick2@qwest.com Bro. Hadley, We loved visiting with you every Sunday at church. You always wore a great smile. You will be missed. Heaven is lucky to have another Doug. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Love, Cherice and Royce Pickett. Ila & DeVon Kofoed dev1718@msn.com Dear Hadley Family, Ila and I were saddened to read of your father's passing. We have always enjoyed the timed that we have been with them. I, DeVon, enjoyed the time that I worked with Doug. He always had a smile, a good word for everyone and always seemed to know how to handle the work that needed to be done. He was the same at play as he was at work. I really admired the way that he could be with the great and the small and be at ease. He was truly a good man. May love and peace be with you as you remember the time that you had with your Mother and Father. Our thought are with at this time. We had planned to be with you at this time, but I chickened out and didn't want to drive on the ice. Our thoughts are with you and wishing you the best. Ila & DeVon Kofoed Greg Hendricks Dear Hadley Family, Doug was a regular at the McDonald’s where I work. He always had a smile on his face when he came in. The crew was saddened when we heard the news and we will all miss him. Greg Hendricks Tom and Lori Nate tltmnate@yahoo.com We will miss you Doug. You were such a wonderful part of our lives over the years. The memories made in Island Park, on Henry's Lake, at their home in Blackfoot will never be forgotten. What a wonderful friend he is. Joanne DeCorso joanne@visionglobal.biz Linda & Rocky, So sorry to read about your Dad. He was a really fun guy. We miss you guys a lot. Dave and Joanne Lane & Nancy Archibald We're sorry to hear of the passing of your Father. May the memories of your Dad be good and joyful. May the Lord's Spirit bring comfort and peace.